A French Yellow Book, containing official correspondence relating to the war, has been published it Paris.
The most interesting document it contains is a copy of the secret German report on the strengthening of the German army. This report states that the new Army Law Bill will allow almost complete attain: ment of German aims, It says "Neither the richt culeus clamour for revenge of the French jingoes, nor the English gnashing of teeth, nor the gestures of the Slavs will turn us from our aim, which is to extend Germanism throughout the entire world.
Further, that it must be impreseed upon the German people that our armaments are a reply to those of the French."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.