The Raymer enterprise., 1923-03-08
FOREIGN


they were changing shifts. and passed
by without injury one other sailor who
was in the same compartment.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg IS
quoted as having said at meeting Of
the Hanover Agricultural League:
I'VE will never forget that we are all
Germans and must do our duty, that
II necessary we will fight even until
the last flag Is torn to pieces and the
last sword blade shattered. 1t is bet
ter to perish In honor than to live In
disgrace"
Announcing officially the occupation
Of parts Of Mannheim, Karlsruhe and
Darmstadt, the French government
stated that thus far only the Rhine
parts Of the first two cities and rail-
road workshops In the last had been
seized The occupation Is In reprisal
for recent acts OF sabotage in the Rum
and Rhineland, the French announced.
The entire cities will be occupied II
sabotage continues.
General Degoutte, the French COM
mander ut Cologne. has notified the
Reichsbank that he will not return any
portion OF the 1900, 800, 900 murkes re-
Gently seized by the French at Cologne.
1t was added by General Degoutte that
II the Reichsbank desired to avoid fur
Their similar losses the German govern
ment must meet the demands OF the
French for money for the requirements
Of the armies Of occupation.
Reduction Of Argentlna's wheat
crop by 2l,2i0,0O0 bushels is made In
the second estimate Of the season az
received from the International Insti-
tute Of Agriculture BY the Department
Of Agriculture at Washington. The
crop is now placed at l94,OI8OOO
bushels, which Is about 14,5O0,OU
bushels larger than last seasons crop.
The second estimate Of Argentinas
flax crop reduces 1t from GO,27O,OOO
bushels to 1921 900 bushels.
The allied powers are making re-
peated concessions to the Turks In an
effort to induce the national assembly
ut Angora to rutify the Lausanne
peace treaty. The French and Italian
high commissioners, following the ac-
ton Of the British. have informed Ad-
nam Bey ut Constantlnople that their
governments were Withdrawing war
ships from Smyrna harbor. Great
Britain, France and Italy are now
maintaining only one small warship
apiece In Smyrna harbor.
GENERAL
Payson Smith Of Boston, state com
missioner Of education Of Mussachu-
sets, was elected head Of the depart
ment Of superintendent Of the Nation.
al Education Association at the cleo
ton held In Cleveland.
Jules W. Mickey Arnstein and
four Of the five men who were ar-
rested with him Friday On warrant
charging suspicion Of having received
stolen goods, were discharged by Mag.
istrate Levine when Assistant district
Attorney Wilson admitted he had no
evidence against them.
A world conference on education at
which more than 4O0,OOO.0O0 school
children will be represented has been
called by the National Education As
ISOLATION, to be held In San Francisco
and Oakland, June - to July 2, It was
announced ut u meeting Of the execu.
tive committee Of the department Of
superintendents Of the association at
Cleveland. Ohio.
Postal inspectors and railroad police
declared that the robbery Of mail
pouches on Chicago train with
through mail from San Francisco by q
lone bandit was the third that took
place on the same train within two
months. The bandit escaped. Both
postal inspectors and railroad police
Of New York city declared 1t their be-
lief that the robber had boarded the
train at some upstate point and had
made his way into one Of the steel
mall cars before reaching Grand Cen
trail station. The bandits sole haul
was said to have been one registered
package.
After hiding three days In the Gel
lar of his brothers house in Chicago.
Rocco Fazzolari shot and killed his sis.
ter-ln-law, Mrs. Dorna Fazzolari, and
then wounded himself so seriously that
physicians said he would die. Fazzo-
lari's outbreak resulted from his bro
TIERS plans to have him confined as
insane.
A little group Of thirty eight soldiers
lined the rails of the liner George
Washington as she plOwed up the bay
the other day. For them whistles blew
and flags waved-for them crowds on
passing ferryb0ats cheered wildly.
They were the last contingent Of the
American army Of occupation from
Coblenz-their arrival wrote an Off
cial "finls" to the four-year watch on
the Rhine"
A wounded and shell shocked veter-
an of the World War, under an hallu-
cination that he was fighting off "mur-
dering Germans" at the Verdun front,
wounded two policemen and his bro
Their. and held half hundred police
men at bay for seven hours at Cleve-
land. Ohio. DESPITE the barrage Of pIs.