London, Nov. 22.
Under heavy headlines of "An Eyewitness Account of Torture and Killing," the "News-Chronicle" this morning printed what was asserted io be an accurate account of recent happenings in the German concentration camp at Sachsenhausen.
Black Guards, the account stated, had on one occasion taken 62 well-todo Jews newly arrived from Berlin and forced them to "run the gauntlet" formed by lines of Black Guard members armed with whips, clubs and even spades.
The Jews were forced to run until twelve were dead and the remaining 50 unconscious. The whole affair lasted half an hour.
Describing the scene when no more Jews were left standing the eyewitness declared that some had had their eyes beaten out while spades had battered the faces of others completely flat.
The police escort who had delivered the group of Jews at the concentration camp from Berlin, unable to bear the sight, turned their backs as the Jews were slowly beaten to death—United Pres German Envoy at Quai D'Orsay Lord Baldwin to Speak Paris, Nov. 23.
A new conference between the German Ambassador in Paris, Count Hans von Welezeck, and the French Foreign Minister, M. Georges Bonnet, took place yesterday.
Although it is stated that the discussion was confined to current events, political circles believe the possibility of a Franco-German declaration was also discussed.
Quai d'Orsay circles express a high degree of gratification over the cordial reception accorded the new French Ambassador, M. Robert Coulondre, by thë German Chancellor when present. ing credentials yesterday morning—"trans-Ocean.
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