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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07

6ergns Sails. - 9Srau S,
IS. 8alfer 1T an ben GoIgen bomber
letungen, melbe tie beim neulider
Eornaoo erlitt, %geitorben.
Enfonite. DreiBtg Mine1'
arbeiter, 9elterreider, nuroen I'm
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Webre iebte.
groof1t 0 n. - Stint &ange1 in
SITTER bon 5tp0lf Big a6t5eBn Sabrer
begoiien ii6 sic Noie nit 8anila'
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belt Dor Sen @ibter gefiibrt. sic er'
bielten cine or6entlt6e Strafpreoig1
uno 8ablten $500 @el6itrafe.
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aus bem Srrenaipl IN Sergns 6aQs
entlprungen par, nabm, als er itf
bon 8erfolgern umringt iGb, cine 81.
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bot 8oB 8ltrfe Ormsbei, cine $685..
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mitgeteilt.
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@itD ertrnnfen. Sic 2ei9e tpur6e ge-
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gen. &naben b0rten feline &ilfernfe>
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tper6en fon1tte.
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den Salidmiin5ern> pur6e @amstag=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07

september 1905 miitete. Die 6eier
miro 5uglei6 cine gegriiBungsfeier
fir beimgefebrte @rieger iein, iotpobl
aug Chisholm nie aus nnoeren Srt-
|idaften Der ga1l5en peiten rmgegeno.
@rooffton. 49, 81. s.. Sobnion
bat auf 1einer ut,tpeit bon bier gele=
genen 6arm cine 1lelte @artoffelart II.
eine neue Maisart ge3iidtet, sic iei=
ner Nngabe nab be6euten6 friiber rel
fen, als Dies BEL BEN bisber betann-
ten Mrten Der San lit.
5~tilImater. Die Gta6t
miro mebrere ACKNOWLEDGMENT Elm.
gentadte Semitic fanfen uno 6iele l.
ben on Die &oiumenten gum Softer
preiie losf6lagen.
Ebief Miber s oils. -6ar-
mer in Der @egen6 bon @olt uno
Mio6le &iper, Die neuli9 6urd ue=
b"eri6tpemmungen beimge1u6t muir
ben, %berfaufen biel Wieb, ga feline
Weioe mebr borban6en lit. =.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
Nor0 Oafotd.

8ismord.- @onberneur 8.
S. Sra5ier CAB am 9onnerstag Mit=
glieoern 6es National @oman Suf-
frage &omitees gegeniiber 6aS Ser
! ipre9en> 6aB er cine Son6ertagung
Ser 2egislatur einberufen tper6e, I'M
Dos Stimmre9ts=M menbement at ra=
t%ifi5ieren; mann Die Sibung beginner
mir6, beutete er ni6t an.
MapIeton. - Gin @traBen-
pfluiternngsproieft, tpel9es eff &C.
i9dfsblofs umfaBt, miro bier 6ieies
Sabr 6ur6egfiibrt mer6en. Sanlor &
Dates bon Minneapolis boben 6en
&ontrnft.
Didinion. = Die @to6t fat
6as in ibrer Mdbe ltegen6e 2anoitiif>
befannt als bie 2emansbiqe Strede>
an George 8ro6ie bermietet, Der auf
oerielben einen Sbnft gum Minen bon
2ignit graben laiien miro. &err 8ro=
Die miro Der Sfa6t 3tpan5ig Gents sic
Come fir 6ie eriten 5000 Eonner1
&oblen >be5ablen nn6 na66em flint
5ebn Gents 0ie Tonne bergiiten. -
Sre6 Dubeau> Der ibul6ig befun6en
mur6e> lebtes Sribiabr Srau @rnit
Softer nit einem Mnto obit6tli6
iberfabren un6 ibr 6armgebauft an
ge5iin6et 5l1 boben, neil tie ieinen
@eirotsantrag obgei6lagen Bate
tpur6e 0onnerstag 5n feds Sabren
StoQtS3uhthQus %ber11rteilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
Surge Na9ri9ten aus
ben norbmetlidem stQQte1

ne grb0bung Ser ibnen Dor einen
Sabre bepi1ieten 20bne nm 50 Bro
5ent.
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muroen am 9onnerstag 6mr9 ltarfel
&egen n1sgel0idt. Das Seuer, mel
DIES bon 8eerenpfliifern aus Nab
laiiigfeit ange5iinoet moroen mar
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Sommerbduler.
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Sabre alt uno berbeiratet, erldoB lid
in sen Raumli6feiten uber ieinen
2a0en; ct mar Ser er1te @ei6afts'
monn Ser Sta6t. geab Sen Mngaber
0es @ountp=M npalts ToleD mar So
mild anf cine frimineue Mnflage bin
Sic bon ser Mutter zines e~lfiabrtger
MGo6ens erboben tporoen mar, Der.
baftet %tporoen. gr per5i6tete auf ein
8orperbor un6 muroen gegen $1,000
8iirgidaft freigeloHen.
MinneapoIis. = 8eim gu.
%iommenitoB 5tpeier 8orortspagen, Ell.
mes acknowledgements nit etnem st.
preBtpagen ouf Der Safe Winnetonfo
2inie, famen untpeit 6ieier Stao1
31pei &erfonen iofort ums 2eben, orei
muroen i9mer, 6ret5ebn anbere lei@t
berlebt. ".
@afings. - Nifolmus @rafer,
Elm iunger Mann BON 9arnpton, wur'
Sc Sreitog BON einem 8ltbftrobl &C.
totet.
8iIIm - Marp Dobp, Is
Sabre olt, ma1r6e augenblidli6 get0=
tet nn6 gilbert Ebompion mur6el &C.
fGbrli6 berlebt, als ous M11to, in pel=
dem Tie fubren, nit einem Bfero nno
811ggD 5uIammenpraute. .a
Spanboe. -Sier iou Elm nenes
@eri6tsgebdu6e fir 2incoln COUNTY
gum &%oltenbetrag bon $143>000 onf=
gefiibrt per6en.
BipeI II e. - ST. 8eaie, Elm
Tormer, tpelber in Ser Mabe bon Sat-
fiel6 tpobnt, biiBte $500 Wert 99tpet=
ne Elm; 6ie1elben erlagen Der Sibe auf
bem @ege- gum Marfte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
11ltnne1otd~

Ct 8anI.- 9as @eneral+&on.
all Der Gbippatpa-Snoianer bon Min,
nelota, oelien &a%uptqlmrtier I'M Sotpn
8oll Club lit, bat it6 am Donners'
taa bier ais &orporation etnl9reiben
saI}en. Ser Sretbrief mnroe bon
6taats lefretar S. q. Sbmabl aus
aeltelt. i31pef Ser &orporation lit St.
Mltung uno @ermaltung aaeS @igen'
huns lsno @ertretung auer Snterel len
Ser gbippa,pos in Minneiota. Die
Rorporatiou miro feline Mftien aus
aeben. Ole 9eamten ser &orporatlon
iiuo ale Ssnoioner, Benjamin Gaspeu
oon Gob 2ofe lit 8raitoent.
Meo @ing.- 9ouis W. Wors
tiu, Elm friiberen Srganiiator Ser
Nouaartiian 9eag1,e, ser Dor eintger
i2cit bier iiberfiibrt mur0e, 1pabreno
oes &riege iloyale Ielberungen ge-
bau All baben, lit bonn ltaatlt6en Sber.
acridt elm t1el1er Yro5eB beptuigt
tperoen. Oas Obergeri9t batte arn
90. De5ember letten Sabres Sic ue-
fiibrung Martins beltdtigt. BUR Sc.
uiuiauua zines ne11en Hro5eiies iagt
oas Obergeridt: Die Mebrbeit oes
@erihtsbofes 1T Ser Mnit6t, 6ab irts
orbetrodt Der belonoeren umltanoe in
oielem Sale bie 6rage 1T. Oh Die BON
SEM M~neeflagten 6em Bro5eIle gu
ar1,noe liegen6en @elegenbeh gen1ad)~
ten Me,1berungen als Mrfforoernng
aussulegen Itno, SAB Sic Burger Die
les @tootes sic Ser. Staaten bel Der
5i;brung oes &rieges gegen ben 2on=
oesfeino nidt nnteritiiben 1o1ten; Die
Mebrbeit lit besbalb ser Mnit6t, oaB
Ser iSol nel1en @eid1poreren borge=
leqt meroen ioute.
Iulutb. - Oodorbeiter in Mib=
LAMB, @is., uno @scanaba, Mfi9.. TO-
pic. tuie es betBt, in an6eren S1fen
AZ, ben Seen, ieood nt6t in 9nlntb
uno superior, legten am Srettog=
nad)mittag Sic Mrbeit nteoer: Sn Mlb=
la1,o muBten ied)5ebn @r55iige abbe-
felt tperoen; ape 3iige nod Spo
9orbors, Minn., iouen ebenfous aut-
gebalten iein. Sic 2e1te berlangen Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07

Wnbpeto II. 2anonirte aus
@ublanb County b~erinmmelten iid)
5nmstag bier, Inn Iiber MitteI uno
Mege 81 beraten, ndbites Snbr Der
@enf6rederplage entgegen5unrbeiten..
Wnnban. - Die vMiiiouri
SLOPE Sair" miro bier am 16., IL.
unb is. September abgebalten 1per-
ben. S11 ben lebten 6rei SSnbren if Die,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07

ier Mugitenung nenig Mufmerfiarnfeit
geipiiomet lpor6en; bas oiesidbrige
Brogrnmm beripriht ons bette in Ser
@eididte oiefer Nusiteaung gu tper=
ben.
@rnnD Sorts. Caroline
6as b,iierjabrige Eobterden bon $. 6.
5impfon, @eoIogiez9rofeffor in Ser
6taatsuniperiitdt, erlitt ben 600,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-15
TREAT MURDER Of
4PO|LU" LIGHTLY
German Newspapers Curt in
Explanation of Noske's
Killing of Sergeant.
BY BEN HEIGHT.
Special Cable to The Star and the
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1919.

BERLIN, July II, via Copenhagen,
French sergeant in the heart of Ber-
lin by a crowd led by Noske soldiers
is treated as follows by the Berlin
press: The leading conservative pa
pers either ignore the incident en-
tirely or publish a curt explanation
that "a crowd of drunken Frenchmen
hurrying to meet some women in
suited an old man who was in their
way, calling him German pig. In
the disturbance which followed one
of these Frenchmen was killed This
explanation is on par with most of
the explanations of the actions of
Noske's soldiers appearing in the con-
sentative press.
According to an eyewitness whom
| have interviewed, it is entirely I'M
true. The Semi-conServative news
papers. or rather thoroughly con-
sentative newspapers but with liberal
pretensions, carry somewhat longer
explanations, giving. in addition to
the above report, that issued by the
French commission. The Eight O'Clock
Evening Paper seems to be sincerely
disturbed by the event and directs at
tention to the fact that the German
government has not offered an apol-
ogy for this regrettable incident.
Semi-radical and thoroughly radi-
cal papers announce openly that the
crime was a brutal and inexcusabl
offense and that the fault was en-
tirely with the German soldiers, who,
inspired by the reactionary and mill
taristic propaganda instituted by
NoSke and his officers, consider the
murder of an unarmed Frenchman in
the street deed Of commenda BILE
heroiSm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-15
QUOTES FILIPINO PROVERBS
TO REVEAL THEIR NATURES
Jorge Bocobo of Philippine Mission Speaks
in Behalf Of Self-Government for
islanders of Pacific Ocean.

are afraid of every dog bark you
will never reach your destination.
Pride. Sense of.-Do not be toe
near your superiors, lest they tram
pie upon your dignity.
ELECTROMAGNETIC who deviates
from a clear path may lose his way.
"Rumor.-1. A whisper is louder
than shout. 2. The earth has ears;
rumor has wings.
"Shrewdness.-1. If you want to
fool, pretend to be a fool.
Temptation.-1. A piece of green
wood will burn If placed near the
fire long enough. 2. A wanderer will
sooner or later slip. 3. A soft snare
has a tight hold.
"Thrift.-Easy earning means quick
spending.
'"Truth.-A liar loves to take an oath.
"Woman's Honor.-Whenever 1 fall
there I stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-15
FIRST OBEY ARM|ST|CE,
ALLIES TELL Bella KUN
Advise Hungarian Communist For
eign Minister Discussion I'm
possible Until Then.

PARIS, July 13.-The allied and as
ISOLATED powers today joined in a
wireless message to Bella Kun, Hun
garian communist foreign minister,
declaring that they cannot enter into
a discussion with him until he has
carried out the conditions of the
armistice.
The supreme council in Paris on
Friday discussed with Marshal Foch
and representatives Of the Czech and
Jugoslav governments the question of
combined military action against the
Hungarian communist forces. The
Hungarians have been slow in carry
ing out the terms of the armistice
which resulted in the Czech, Ruma-
man and Jugoslav armies stopping
their advance on Budapest several
weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-15
SWISS SUPPORT FOR LEAGUE
Economic Leaders Support Action
Proposed for That Country.

BERN, Sunday, July 13.-Edmund
Schulthess, federal counselor in the
course of a long address before the
congress of the radical party here
today, discussed Switzerland's entry
into the league of nations. giving ar
guments on both sides of the ques-
ton. He concluded by saying: II
can only declare myself expressly in
favor of our entry"
He added that his colleagues in the
economic department and members of
the commission on economic and in
ternational questions had reached the
same conclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-15

Swift & COmpany's Sales of Beef IN
Washington, D. c., for the week end
ing Saturday, July -, 1919, averaged
as follows: Domestic beef, 1884 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16

girl who enjoys riches and suffers poverty, and her many admirers will have an opportunity of seeing hel in situations abounding with humol as well as pathos. In the course Of the play, as Sara Crewe, she tells the girls Arabian Nights tales, in the picturization of which magnifi cent setting of Oriental splendor are shown.
 Marshall Neilan, who has directed Miss Pickford's recent successes, had charge of the production of "The Lit tie Princess" which is staged on a stupendous scale. The scenes are held in India and London
 The happy combination of story director and star make a pleasing production and one that will prove popular with the public Miss Pick ford is noted for the superb manner in which she carries an appealing role like that of Sara Crewe, and she does the best work of her brilliant career in this subject. 'The Little Princess" will be at the Coliseum Sunday and Monday
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
BOHEMIAN SET IS. SHOWN BY BROCkWELL AT THE ORPHEUM.

Gladys BrockweH can always be depended on to give interesting and thrilling entertainment to motion pic ture goers. In her latest play, "The Scarlet Road" she shows a life that most of us are curious about It is Bohemia and Bohemians- people wtr lead carefree and unconventional lives. Such people are gathered to- gether in every big city. In New York the colony is extensive and oc- cupies the old Washington Square section of the lower west side.
 The attractiveness of this carefree life has become so glittering in New York that rents of apartment and houses are as high as they are fin the better sections of the city. And the accommodations-th conveniences- are nothing like those of our modern apartments. But, of course, if they were not unlike them. if they were not unlike what we expect of expen. sive places, it would not be Bohemia
 The entire play is laid in this curi ous section of the city, and the people in the play do few things that are regarded as conventional. It is this that makes the play different and gives thrill to the story.
 "The Scarlet Road' will be pre- sented at the Orpheum tonight and Sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16

an attorney who has to prosecute his own daughter for the murder of her stepfather.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
National League.
Tides Tomorrow
SUNDAY.

SUNDAY
 High water at 427 am, IA feet. Low water at 1O:32 am, IT feet. High water at 4:40 pm, 16.6 feet. Low water at 11:45 pm, 0.5 feet.
 Monday
 High water at 5:26 am, 13.0 feet. Low water at 11:26 am, 3.3 feet. High water at 5:36 pm, 15.7 feet.
 TAXES
 Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Juneau, Alaska, has fixed the rate of tax levy for the year 1919-20 at the sum of twenty (2O) mills on each dollar of assessed property, both real and personal; that the taxes are now due, and will become de- linquent on October tenth (10th.) nineteen hundred and nineteen (1919) at the hour of six o'clock p. m., and unless paid prior there to ten per cent. will be added to the amount thereof, together with interest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum from the date of delinquency until paid; that the said taxes are now payable at the City Clerks office in the City Hall. Dated at Juneau, Alaska. this 11th. day of August. 1919.
 A. B. COLE, City Clerk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
JOHN T. SPICKETT, Manager.

had roles demanding plenty of stren- uous action.
 | Miss Kennedy, as Sylvia in "The Fair Pretender," finds herself in hot water right from the start. As a typist in a theatrical office it would seem but natural that she should as. pire to become an actress. Often she tries to impress her employer with her histronic talents. But one day while displaying them the employers s wife happens into the office and finds Cylvia Juliet in her husbands arms, After a tustle with the enraged woman, Sylvia loses her job and has to seek cheaper living quarters.
 She rents a place in a New York rooming house, where cooking by the occupants is regarded as a capital offensc. One even.ng while snooping about ass Gotham rooming house keepers seem to delight in doing the landlady smells burning steak and sues battle No for Miss Kennedy, from which she emerges a trif1e the worse for fear.
 Later in the play, while posing as Ia widow in the home of prominent society folk, Sylvia discovers that one Eof the other guests, suave for Eeigner, is not all that he, appears. |Later she learns some valuable pa pers have been removed from a vault and exposes the noble-looking for eigner as the culprit. Shortly after ward she herself is exposed as an imposter when the man she said was her dear, departed husband puts in an appearance. Then follows fight No. B.
 Seeking vengeance for exposing him. the mysterious foreigner breaks into Sylvia's room and grapples with her. She gets back with all the strength at her command, but she finds scrap No. 4 the most severe of all. After overpowering her, the vengeful assailant binds and gags her
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
PATHE SPECIAL FEATURE AT THE ORPHEUM MONDAY.

Gaby Deslys, the fascinating French dancer, once the star of the Broad way success. Stop! Look! Listenn returns to American in a wonderful cinematic presentation of Marcel L'Herbier's "Infatuation." It is the story, not of a woman of the fash ionable world, but of humble flower worker, who rose from poverty and temptation to be the adored dancer of the. gay French capital. And = an unusual twist-the woman who was the flame. becomes herself the fiut tering, helpless moth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
STORY OF FREE
 LOVE PRODUCED AT PALACE TONIGHT.

'The One Woman" which will be presented for the last time tonight at the Palace is a dramatization of the story written by Thomas Dixon. author of "The Birth of a Nation" l" It is a story of mother love which has been made into a thrilling screc1. feature drama by Reginold Barker, with an all star cast It is six-reel special feature and is highly recon by the Palace management.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
MADGE KENNEDY AT THE PALACE SUNDAY AND MONDAY,

Madge Kennedy's existence in "The Fair Pretender," her latest Goldwyn production. is just one scrap after another. The charming Goldwyn star delights in the role. nevertheless. for Madge Kennedy of the screen is nc different from Madge Kennedy of the stage. Her greatest success in the spoken drama were achieved in lover Night" Twin Beds" and Fair and Warmer"-plays in which shc
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
Attractions Tomorrow

COLISEUM-Mary Pickford in "Thc Little Princess and a Max Sen. nette comedy.
 oRPHEUM-"The Scarlet Road" a spew kinogram, and RoIin com. edy. P PALACE-Madee Kennedy in "The Fair Pretender," romance of a young woman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
Attractions Tonight

COLiSEUM-"MoIIy Go Get 'Em" | drama full of fast action. ORPHEUM-'The Scarlet Road" the story of woman's triumph over the wolves of society. PALACE-"The One Woman" a sto ry of Free Love by the author of "The Birth of a Nation"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
"THE GUILTY MAN" WILL BE SEEN AT THE colISEUM TUE9DAY.

Written by Ruth Helen Davis and Charles Klein from the original by Francois Coppee, A. H. Woods pro- duction. The Guilty Man." is one of the strongest. most vitally gripping of recent photoplays. Manager Gross of the Coliseum Theatre announces it's arrival at his theatre for Tues day only. The cast includes Gloria Hope as the daughter of Vivian Reed,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
Monday.

High water at 5:26 am, 13.O feet. Low water at 11:26 am, 3.3 feet.
 High water at 5:36 pm, 15.7 feet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
MARY PICKFORD IS At HER BEST IN urhE ,Irrl DPINCE

THE LITTLE PRINCESS"
 To follow "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" an exceptional vehicle was de- sired, and "The Little Princess" was selected. The scenario was written by Frances Marion, from the book by Frances Hodgson Burnett, whose works, Including Little Lord Faun- tleroy," have won great renown.
 Miss Pickford plays the part of a
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-16
National League.

National League. At New York-First game: Cncin- natl. 4; New York, 3. Second game. Cincinnati. :; New York, O. At Irooklyn B, ooklyn, 5; Chicago, l.
 At Boston-First glmo: Bostcn, ,; Pittsburgh. 2. Second game: Bos- ton, 3; Pittsburgh, 2.
 At delphia-First game: St. Louis, '; Philadelphia, 3. Second game: Philadelphia, q; St. Louis, g.
 American League. At St. Louis-St. Louis, 8; Phila- delphia, 2.
 At Cleveland Washington, 3 Cleveland, 2.
 At Detroit-Detroit, [; New York, 0.
 At Chicago-Chicago, 6; Boston, 5
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BASEBALL
YESTERDAYS oAMEs
Pacific Coast Leaque.

Pacific Coast League. At Seattle-Vernon, 5; Seattle, 9 AL Sal Francisco-Sacram f.; San Francisco, O. At Los Angeles-Los Angeles, 5; Salt Lake
 At Portiand--Olklond 5: Portland, G.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-23
FORCE ALONE MAKES
FOR GERMAN UNITY
GENERAL MANGIN TALKS OF
RHlNELANDER

Paris, Oct. 23.-"German unity is
fictitions," said Gen. Mangin, late
commander-in-chief of the French
army of occupation in the Rhine pro
vinces, in an interview published in
Excelsior
Force alone is the bond of Ger
man unity That unity ceases when
force disappears. Unified Germany
will always be a peril of force in Eu-
rope. The. inhabitants of Rhineland
do not want to be Prussians. 1t is
to our interest not to force them to
become so. We ought to encourage
the sympathy of the Rhinelanders for
France"