The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-28
lEA0plANtS FOR
GER|MANY'S army
Kaiser Is Keenly Interested in
Air Craft for Military
Purposes.
IN ALSACE-LORRAINE
The People Are Still Bitter
Against Their Conquer
ors, the Germans.
IN ALSACE-LORRAINE
Especial Cable from tho international
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Especial Cable from tho International
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Berlin. Jan. 2s.-The smallest mill
tary review Berlin has ever seen 10
shortly TO be held on the Tempelhofer
Field. when Kaiser will hold q special
review OF German military Officers,
who have qusiifted In aviation.
At present they are ten In number.
but they are busily engaged In i'm.
parting what they have learned to col
leagues. II is further reported that
the monsrch's interest In the military
aspect OF aviation has been greatly
stimulated In recent months by oral
reports made TO him on the matter at
his own request by General Heerinsen.
Minister OF War, and Baron Lynchker.
chief OF his Military Cabinet. At the
last maneuvres the Emperor express
ed his intention Of having aeroplanes
employed At the operations which will
DO held In the autumn Of the present
year. and It. seems not improbable that
they VII. then do service. not only for
the army. but also for the battle fleet.
which ID to play part In the move.
mentS.
Wound still Open.
After forty years Of incessant work
the German authorities have not sue
cseded IN making the people Of the
annexed provinces OF Alsace-L Lorraine
feel more friendly towards their con.
querors than they did Immediately af-
ter the Franco. Prussian war, and fire.
Quent anti.German outbursts testify to
the feelings that slumber In the hearts
OF the people Of this German "Reichs-
land" who were recently granted q
Kind Of . constitution as . last at
tempt TO win them over.
The latest Of these outbursts 10 re-
ported from Metz. where the other
day The Club de Lorraine Sportive."
which Is affiliated with the "Associa-
tiou du Souvenir FraAcais." had made
arrangements for a concert In the Ter.
minus hotel. but tho police objected to
one Of the items on tho program. and
refused the necessary permission.
In consequence Of this prohibition
the proprietor OF the hotel declined to
allow the members Of the club to have
access to the hall which they had hir.
Cd tor the occasion. However. some
800 young men. who had assembled
outside the building. took possession of
the room. where they preceded with
the performance. An inspector OF .po-
lice drew the attention Of those pre-.
sent to the Illegally of the gathering.
but bis admonition was received with
derisive shouts. He then had the hall
cleared.
Those who had been elected formed
In the street outside. and. singing the
"sambre ct Meuse" march. and utter.
ing cries OF "vive 10 Lorrsine." tramp
ed off to the Ney monument. BY the
time II had reached this spot the pro-
cession had swollen from three hum
dren. to . thousand people. One OF
the demonstrators delivered speech
beneath the monument and his words
were received with loud applause and
shouts Of "vlve Ia Fyance!'
An officer In citizens clothes who
boxsd the ears OF man who uttered
this sentiment. was attacked by by.
ISLANDERS. and the police had to inter.
fere to rescue him. The Marseillaise
WIS also sung. Finally. an attempt
was made to dispense the assembly
bat the crowd assumed so threatening
IN attitude that the police deemed It
prudent to call In the assistance OF
the guard. who appeared on the scene
with fixed bsyonets and cleared the
streets.
AZ several points the police had
hsud-tohand scuffles with the demon.
strstors. Of whom six or eight were In.
jured. Several persons were arrested.
II . pro-French sentiment still ex.
lists In the two provinces IL Is not for
lack Of efforts on the part Of the Ger.
man authorities to extirpate II. A 1T
tie while back the caricaturist an edi-
tor OF . sstiricsl weekly. Zislln by
name. was sentenced at Mulhauseu to
two months imprisonment for libel.