The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
ALLIES OCCUPY
MORE GERMAN
TERR|T0RY;N0
RESISTANCE
Troops Advance With
out Untowa
Incident

... - f"f saanciaftn ssass
BERLIN, March : There will
bc uo general strike in protest
against the allied advance into
Germany, 1t has been decided by
the labor unions
The communists have been urg.
ing a strike.
/ BERLIN, March Frederick
Ebert, the German imperial pres
ldcnt, dccl"rcd In a proclamation
ISSUED today that Germany was
mot u d position 10 use force 10
Oppose the forcciul methods of the
allies iu occupying additional Ger
man territory, but that she never.
thclc,s protested vigorously
against what the president de
clarrd wa, an open violation of
IN" treaty of peace
III ESSELDORF. March s.
Dusseldorf. largest of the Ger
man cities 10 be- taken over by the
ALLIES IA the advance into addi
'ional German territory, was quiet.
/ iy entered by allied troops early
TO-DAY
Man! curious persons were on
I the street corners Notwithstanding
. i''".gll hour, as II they had been
waiting mp all night for the event.
but looked on apparently with in.
difference as the troops passed.
Later m .hc day small groups
crowded the street corners hut
quickly dispersed AZ the request
LOT the police
The American troops in the
| toblrnl area are remaining AT
| their old positions, on orders from
| Washington.
FHESCu MILITARY HEAD
| QUARTERS. MAYENCE. GER
! MANN March Occupation Of tho
additional German territory which
th" al.i's had announced they would
take possession of as one of the pen.
lalt,rs for G"rmunyb failure tu meet
th' allied r'pantiou demands. aus
carried OUT today by British. French
and Belgian troops
| so uutnwpri Incident marked thu
eastward mu,, ~ the allied troops
ao Tar uH r,Foru up 20 late hour
showed
Ih' occupation 81 the ,ip ~ Big
rcldull fH. l1rErs' of m. cities taken
over Cos uI. luI,s. VA. completed thu.
mururr and that II Duisburg au,
l;uhrur. comprising together IN,
P rhi't ports ui the Ruhr coal aud ia
, durtlu region. this afternoon
The entire movement was ,frcCtrO
Boo t wts Iu ubyiate 50 tar as possible
IL show uf iuro,. bUt thu French aut
th. British l;hiur fiutlllua wen, Pre-
pared fHr 's,uiuultics
The headquarters uf GpuDrl I'll.
Guuttr who .e commander BOO thts
,f The French forces along the l,hiu'
carried uuf tho orders from Marsha
foDu for 90, advance, are situate,
Ht Nou.s. uu the left bank uf uh'
Rhine opposite pu"sscIlurf
After the occupation uf bus.scl
Hort General de GuuttD issued
proclamation to its people u whioi
b" declared the occupation was uu
r q measure of hostility against N.
population. bur one Intended 90 com
pol thr government OF Germany q
carry uut It's obligation SO u1
stuc4g wuulu ue raised against th
raIIyug uu ul th, economic iif, o
the region, be- declared and the alllol
authorizes we're ready 90 aid IN
workerr iu improving their condition
, especially as regarded prov iHuning.
AuNlr's from tho area pt allied &C
, tiuu SHOW the BelglHns and Troncl
, | reached buishurg and Euhrou a
~ as r m. General B,Buruin ot IN
. Belgian uamy IL vas announced
, NuYI. assume command Us soon 70
. DO, occupation Of these towns va
runIHI I.'HI
IuD French contingent OF uc,upa
, tuu Ie u battalion of Cbasscur
. that arrived lu river craft diaombark
ipE zoo the Euhrort dock.
Tho wutlr, experienced NO ditn
. / lIlNus With tine German railway