GERMANY'S RATIFICATION.
TIMES' CRITICISM
;Hy Electric Telegraph.— Copyist. rAiiß.-N:Z. Cable Association.; London, July 2. It is expected that-the German National Assembly will ratify the Peace treaty on July 12. „„ rr . London, June 28. iiio limes, in a leader, reviews tho / reafcy, insists that it i fi not really finished in any important respectj and teems with opportunities for evasion and bad faith, especially that portion in which the democracies rely. "We know that the Germans do not intend to adhere to the Treaty, from their character and history, their own lips, and their latest acts. They must be constrained to keep the engagement. Unless the Allies maintain a firm grasp of the situation for many years, the Treaty will become a dead letter, in its most vital clauses." •
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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 3829, 4 July 1919, Page 2
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