Brussels, Sept. 10.
Sele has published a letter by Marshal von Hindenburg, i culated to all the German Mini in 1919, an extract from unpublished, German documents.
Dealing with the question of the future German borders, it advises the creation, east of Germany, and between Prussia and Poland, of a special territory with an area of about 900 sq. kilometres, consisting Jand which should be expro; lly "The communique adds that the] whole country is. quiet.
The now president, General Jose Uribura, is fifty-three years of age! jand. was Inspector-Geneval of the Army in 1925 when the Prince of Wales visited Argentina. General Uribury commanded the review given
Jand was subsequently made a Knight honour of His, Royal Highness Commander of the Onler of the British Empire—Reater.
Buenos Aires, Sept. 9.
Commerciat circles anticipate the early reorganization of finances dJunder the new government; and, placed at the disp colonists. Faced with such a fait eeeompli the Poles would have had to Ike to Germany for support, as, thout it, their situation have toon' ra with good harvest prospects, 2 rapid commercial improvement is It ig strongly urged in business cles that Great Britain should be the first country to recognize the new Government.—Reuter.
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