It is recalled that the Secretary of French National Eeonomy, M. Bo thillier, at the opening of the Pa fair stated that one-quarter of the French mechanteal and electrical is dustries was working for the Ge mans. "In addition to thiy help, it known that a considerable portion of all cargoes that go into Mabseilles rench the Germans. In a recent period of six weeks, it hay become Known, the French handed over the Germany 10,000 tons of lu min. um, 8,000 tons Of magnesium, 38,000 tous of bauxite, 30,000 tons of Wool and 60,000 tons' of irult—Reuter.
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