ALIENS IN PARIS

Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13964, 14 August 1919, Page 2

ALIENS IN PARIS

POST-WAR INVASION : SPREAD OF BOLSHEVISM. / •■ ■ ■ . • ■ At the jpreSenifc time there is scarcely a a"esitaurainfb or plaicei od aixiiUigeiiueat in, Paris and vx»t a stix-ieto oir- public ipaiiki where langtuages othfitt 11 than Franjcih ar^ njati heaad, writes a coa--respondent,' froani the 'French caipital. Evenj itoi at casual o»b«eiTeir toleiraibly w©H acquainted with European! languag!es it is 'nioiti ealsy to reooguiise tlie hundred and one tongues ikxw beiing spoken in, the Frenicih capdtal. The iirtvaders are otf two olassefii.: those wlno may be tended biirda of paissagia and who ooneij^i for the niio&t paattl of isuibjeots of Allied nafbion» in Parda <» lea.Te, oni military or P.eac« Oaafeireiniciei business, and refuges fronn Rufifida, from Conatan.tiinople, and even from Asda.. In. all, there- aa*e mare than 200; 000 foreiglaerisi niaw in Pairis, aaa they are sitdll arT&ng afc the rate o>t 5000 a month. Paris has aiwayis' been renoarikiaible for its coßttnoipoOiiitiani atimosiphere, and that FVench hasjpdtQliity hais been in iv> whit diinaiinished by tihe wa.r the many thousands of Alliied subjeatis now _ in. Flrancie cam aittesiti, buib the great influx of •vnsjtona froim tihe Easiti is laa'gely inoreaisiing tihe Sipi^ad df Boilsheviisirni. and tihe French, authorities are oonsiequienitly begtinoiiing tK> be serioiuisily.-. alainneid ait tne extenlt of tihe foreign inyaisioni- A report on, the subjeot has been addresisied to M. Clemenceau, and iib is pmbaMe thlalb if matters do not inojproiv'Q some action will b© taken.