FRENCH IN RHINELAND.
ALLEGATIONS DENIED. By Telegraph—Fress Association—Copyright Australian afid N.Z. Cable Association. LONDON. March 9. A Dusseldorf message says that General Degoutte denies categorically thp allegations in regard to secret executions in the Ruhr. The “Dailv Express’s” correspondent is unable to verify a single allegation of French, savagery. Three Tierman civilians, he says, have been killed since January 15. each of which happening has been officially reported SUPPORTING THE MARK. PARTS. March, 9. In order to guarantee the Allies against a further drop in the mark, and to prevent industrials organising a delay in payments in the hope of a depreciation, the French have modified the Ruhr coal tax. The amount which is due will he translated into sound foreign currency values. THE NEW ADVANCE. PARTS. March 9. 'fhe French have completed their new advance, including screen troops between the British zone and the rest
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16987, 10 March 1923, Page 12
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