The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-11
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r1nnAon. Feb lo--Rrttsh news.
nnosrs are taking serious view %
ne German military menace ~hl.i u
eskev~ claim to he acute owing 70 ''t
slovr&e. Of the German deIDobl4ihl
ttoo. Marshal Foch is said 10 be hhNs
~ the situatioa OF Germany possess
inx an army Of 100000 men Aho vac
demand is made that at each rene" a.
at the armtsAce N speGtlc atNt z" "a
r1nrsunn obillxa t10B should bS III
aalssed, upen. ,,-,.,.r IN.
eor,uRnt OF the Parls coTrvspoadeh
81 the Daily News made a declafa-
tSon or somewhat serious Ghai Ac'e'
al the meeting of The supreme Wal
council. He feels hat the German
are beginning TO forget mat the'
are beaten. They are APT 20 ioIse1
that we are in g, stale OF Wat Ahe'
have been slow In handlus over
trxnsvorfa AID other 'hinss they are
causing . great deal OF aiA-ta''S' a.
.sNe are 6emobAiizinG fast while
tsev are not continuing 10 denaobill2e.
TAsre In danger OF germany saying
s.rre 40 not care anything about your
t,arue OF nations and we have so'
our troops, -,. -a
..Jynless a change takes place We
might be facsu win SITUATION ''
.rhich Germany, as regards The nun
~ OF men in the field. will have
three against .he allies two.
.This question of demobiiizatoh
Ans been taken up by the supreme
war council" +,
a & The Daily News correspondents IA
another dispatch says:
II learn from an authoratiVe source
All Germany has concentrated more
Ora IL divisions under HindenouIs
- the Western front There 10 re@-
IN to believe that Germany Ia Keep
s1ns har troops under arms under inc
fUretext OF economic necessity som"
- the military authorities thing mat
6orrnany has sought more maj. "a
10 give the necessary armament "
fAroe million men.
pnrndoxical Situation
II sCNrman Rehabilitation is the con
Gs&t.,u ~ our Rehabilitation and
1harafore disarmament Is impoSslpae
- Tong a. Germany does not continue
10 demohilizo.
allied military authorities conslner
sRa time has now arrived for Ger
ra1ny to give up her military strens' ~
that she must he orol ght 10 soch
= conditscr. that she cannot resist
9nter the conditions Of peace now ne
,1nR prepared.
sHThe French n3toHht eotfa'tS' P"' .
>nd IL. extreme left wing ts strongly
rppoced to anything being doue ''
~aye Germany from the consequence
e defeat. In this matter the trehCi
eavornment will be supported NY th'
Entire nation.
The Daily NAH also reports ina
Marshal Foch has acquainted the wa
Ir,nnncil with the situation and the an
sfs~ulfv OF iudu cling Germany 10 com
nv with the arunist!ce conditions.
According to his estimate say'
chs uaper "the Germans now capahI'
81 plnrsng an army of 3,eoo,ooo ~ th'
9t1id In two months time.
"ff In desired to make the renewa
~ the war Impossible IN the armlsucs
eonditions of February IT. the terms
suggested include:
The handing over of the wnoi'
German artillery: compulsory re
sasctaon OF the German rM u
fventy five divisions with H1Schin
~nna Tor internal policing; occupauor
81 the allies Of the Kuhr o's'rie
6hich includes Essen.
In leading article the Dal,
CAronical says:
sailed military authorities canno
H,uf take somewhAt serious notice o
-tha military d development in Germany
80 tone of Eherts speech last Weef
-xnnXwed that official Germany Is De
w1rnin9 70 hu3a hopes on the dlfil
cysstv NJ ffy'nsa the allies would nave
h 1. N g.ess, gag h astilities. The only easy
NV TO battle these hopes Is to MI
fhnm In the bud"