The Archive · 1924

GERMAN RAILWAYS

It ix reported from Coblenen that the British and French High Commissioners have roached an agreement with regard. to the railways in the Cologna zone.

The agreement, it is stated, provides that the Cologne rail: Ways shall remain under German irootion, but the Rogie shall have the right to send trains through of tooth The Fi phasize that relations are excellent position for dealing with the paramount—ixstns on which a general European settle: ment deponds.—Renter.

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