Berlin, Nov. 12, eral attempts by the Prench during the past few days to occupy height eleven—kilometres south west of Pirmasens failed despite the. assistance of the French alt force and heavy artillery, the German General Staff" communique claimed today. "The height remains in the hands of our "troops," the commimnique edded, "A number of prisoners were. taken,"—Havas, Reparations and Guarantees War Correspondent Dies The President then emphasized that peace can only be established Feparation of the injustices which fore Imposed, upon. Austtia, Czechoslovakia, and. Poland."
Tt can only be achieved in so far sas effective political and. economic arantecs secure, in the future, Spect for the {recdom of all nations, Ite. said.
Pavis, Nov. 1.
The first casualty among the many press war correspondents "now France was listed today when the London "Duily crat" correspond: cent, Mr, 7. Darlow, Si-years old, died from an illness contracted. which the oat—United "Bien will be freed of their appre pensions and anxiety only'if they' are certain that further outrages: against Fiaht have been banned," he confine ed. Any solution which would con sperate the triumph of injustice would bring Europe merely a precarious truce with no relation with Finnish Ship Captured
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