The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-10

sailing the allies, if it were not fol the curious mental processes of the Teuton which make it apparently i'm. possible for him to see more than ono side to question, and that his own On Pages 4o4 and 4O5 Von Moltke says:
 France bound herself to give up in favor of Germany part of Lorraine and the province of AT sace, with the exception of Belfort, and also to pay a war indemnity of five milliards of francs. The evac- nation of the districts in occupa- tion of the German armies was to begin immediately on the ratifica- tion of the treaty, and be con- N tinued by degrees in proportion as the money was paid. While the German troops remained on French soil they were to be maintained at the charge of the country. On the other hand, all requisitioning on the part of the Germans was to cease. Immediately on the first in- stallment of evacuation the French forces were to retire behind the Loire, with the exceptionsof 10000 men in Paris and the necessary garrisons in the fortresses. Finally it was stipulated that the German army should have the sat- isfaction of marching into Paris, and remaining there till the ratifi- cation of the treaty. Compare the treatment received by France at the close of the Franco Prussian war and that which Germany IS now receiving at the hands of the allies, not to emphasize the bitterness of her defeat, as was done wher France was the vanquished, but be- cause Germany refuses to carry oui 5he terms of the treaty which he1 representatives signed. There are some striking points of similarity. France met the harsh terms of a victorious foe and paid. Today Ger many hopes by passive resistance to lefraud the allies. Unregenerate and she deserves no sympa- ,hy from the world which she plunged nto chaos and bloodshed.
 It is said that "Pussyfoot" Johnson lid more harm than good in the Scotch campaign because he was m outsider. The invading reformer never is a universal favorite among he invaded.
 It seems easy enough for immigrants o get into America on fake passports, put just let an American citizen try 0 fake one to Cuba and see what hap pens.
 Beatrice Fairfax is a real woman md not a grouchy male person who smokes a pipe. This information is published for whatever 1t is worth.
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 What should Vice President do with his spare timer" asks the Chicago News. Cal Coolidge allows that he will attend the cabinet meetings.
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 George Brandes predicts that the yellow races will eventually dominate he world. There's a man who takes he yellow peril seriously.
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  o serve the residents of Eden, Ala. Eden would be a misnomer without a rain to get away on.
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 The navy league, which was banished o outer darkness by Josephus Daniels las been restored to favor by Secre- ary Denby. The dog presented to President Harding ran away from the White House. Environment means nothing to dog. Eager real estate men offered MT Mellon several Washington homes priced $1oo,OOo and up. He didn't buy ,ne.
 The problem of what to do with anks has been solved. They are being lsed in the occupation of Germany.
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 If the Germans can get any satis- action out of standing on their iignity, they are welcome to 1t.
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 The position of American troops in he Rhine country is, to say the least 
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