GERMANY'S OBLIGATIONS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18540, 28 April 1922, Page 5

GERMANY'S OBLIGATIONS

THE RUHR BASIN’. POSSIBILITY OF FRENCH OCCUPATION. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright PARIS, April 26. The possibility of the French occupation of the Ruhr basin' is indicated in a semiofficial statement dealing with measures involving the separate action which France might take in the event of Germany’s failure to carry out her obligations. It says that an agreement with the Allies in this matter, though desirable and keenly desired by the French Government, is' not indispensable if the Reparations Commission, having given notice of Germany’s default, should indicate that the moment to take action had arrived. The statement points out that Germany’s period of grace expires on May 31, after which, if the Reparations Commission is not satisfied, it will be able to propose to the French Government measures appropriate in the circumstances. —A. and N.Z. Cable. “ JUST TIRED.” THE MOTHER’S COMPLAINT. That “just tired” feeling is quite different from the ordinary physical exhaustion which is experienced after strenuous games or bard work. It is the sign of a jaded constitution, malnutrition, or indigestion. Thousands of people suffer from it—the mother who has a household to look after perhaps more than anybody else. Whan you are suffering from that wornout, “can’t be bothered” feeling, take “Maltexo.” This wonderful, nutritive tonic food will take the load of tiredness from &back, and put the springs of good under your shoes. “Maltexo” is not a medicine, but an aid to Nature. It is the concentrated essence of malted barley, arid the finest corrective of the internal organs. It quickly strengthens the body and builds up the constitution. For tired mothers, ancemio girls, pale youths, backward children, there is nothing better in the world. ... “Maltexo” is sold by all stores or chemists, with or without cod liver oil. Obtainable in 71b tins for family use.—Advt.