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Samoanische Zeitung, Volume 23, Issue 30, 27 July 1923, Page 8

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Wat onlyknowsyouth cannot nave . its way in this it holds France entirely responsble. - The unreasoning J#nyeness of, jsmt&gp steadily since the the war, but it has only become a big and serious movement state the octepatiOn the Ruhr.,., German^youth feels that if the French remain in theßphr their aspirations in lUe wiU nevte be realized. Just what are going to do about it is not yet evident. Sentiment has not crystalized. The movement of; German youth, tonse the German expression, is going through the “sttmnnnd drang” pericd. In thef t next period it wil l act. What will it do? Youth did one thfpg in Russia, another in Ireland, something else in Italy, In Germany it is obvious what it will do, if it acts will attack;" France; the one and only causOTbn which all youth in Germany is united. If the Rhine and thelEthhr youth of Germany mightbe fighting each o the f. The social war is by no means settled. x Rht tfo tiecofitspO:'' pressure that has come of the political occupation has made the class struggle less important. The situation has a parallel id. Itlormed all e guards and free s|j|Pp Pijitaictlyoas" : it- is dmng It; struggled for frcedomip -nearly -ten '.years, an^E| s ■ **sm£ Waterloo was composed ofcpr Sterna kind ot young wKSKS^mSt : thteaselxte into aflg;ii|ts of ) toJdpPpw :^f^;^jy|iMsame .! - no G er- • nUtas a*« right or whether the I^^^^^WThen, *' aift ill ft & .