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    "ocrText": "co sting steamers between German ports but that this request wes refused by cheirman\nis\ncommission. Moreover in sitting of amistice commission of eight of\nJanuary English reprasentative requested in name of his covernment that Germen in\nfuture rofrain from all provocations of Dolish population in east and west Prussia\nin Posen and Silesia and that in view of attitude of Poles who with violonce took\n!thority to themselves in Germony egainst conditions of amistice. Bernhard states\nirther: Right of self determination for nations is as valid for Germen people as for\n11 otherSe It is valic for Alsace Lorraine whose Cestiny is to be decided by voting\nif itspopulation. It is velid against Poles who mest not separate Germen territory\nfrom the nation. Berliner Boorsencourier remarks one must accept it that Ranzau\nto build e. bridge by which und.er American mediation dissevered European humanity\nfind itself Again brou 3ht together.\nFormer director of Strassburg University and national library professor\nThe Volfrom directs an appeal to Germen libraries for the support of the German\nLibrorien and officials who have been expelled vithout consideration and in most\nshomeful way from Strassbure, director chief librarim, librarions inen nd women\nassistents and servents who have been exposed. by French proceedure to a dreary future.\nConcerning hygienic offorts of blockade upon Germen people well known food\nphysiologist Professor Rubner bublishes notable statements: Rubner refers to inquiry\nmade in previons years in reference to which depreciation of health condition and\nhigh nottlity further Fooc rations vere not langer but snaller. Snell\ntowns\nin\nprovinces lost their former suplies from so called back comtry and singlo\ncountry listricts were so depleted by purchases for industrial districts that Great\nemists for their winter existence. Heclth seeks its victims no longer only\nmong ole but also the younger and even S 177 children. With the General\nde-\nweekness and debility of whole any sickness is sufficient\nto lead to doath If in last years eight hudred thousand men in Germeny fell\nvictims of blocitade one is not eble to conceive hov this birden can be yot further\nFinclly Rubnor refers to hundreds of Chousends of orphens who must finc. their\ninture way helpless thome life and to the nompers who have been per Chontly injuted\ny bad as vell S.S. to comsuaption viho Tret require for years to come\n2010 care -\nSIITIGH TREXES TO U.S.\nLord Robert Oecil interviewed by of Paris Matin concerning\nof S Ceclarec that British people 2.S much 2.S Amoric is were won over to\nof no ti hich womld br ing together members of hrunch family and atterrot to\nvist 200 ITo ber alected spoito league no concidate\nt: to IT system was in possession of Dublic\nit someching so set but what Mister Vilson reserved for 000-\nforenco Cot.ils His plans was neither rigid nor complicated. British government\nit roncanced in fávor: of this systémpor thatt. It seenod however that Dritis\n20100 tion Sume the to coproache. c t 1 ir. Wilson. It was interosting to note thet\nconccption We-S at first Accased. Of hostility and then timidity. It was more\nthan British and Amorican ideas. It was Liso bottor claboratod. Commission\nnomimitod by Monsicus Clonencoau and president ovor by Monsiour Bourgoois hea drawn\n23 fivo roports. Studying locguo of nations in light of all roports futuro of loaguo\nes cvidont in smollest details. Fronch work was now submitted to Groat alliod as-\nociations and to British French and Itclicn (overnments. Hore Lord Robort added\nit connot now be mede public but I can say that it formulates as C principle that\nshould hove means of meking its docisions respocted end consequently foresees"
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