"While this is but the logical outcome
of the new American policy of noi}
lnvolvement," he adds, "and while tlie
Gorman budget perhaps in the end will
bo the benoflclary because of the heavy
occupation costs due to the prevailing
price of the dollar, the absence of Ameri
cans in the chain of the occupation armies
would deprive Germany of an element of
influence which proved itself more objec
tive and unbiased in its appraisal of
Gorman conditions than any of tho En
tente rations represented among tho
forces of occupation."
GERMANY APPEALS
TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Protests Against Penalties En
forced by Entente.
Berlin, March 14.?The Government
has addressed a note to the Secretariat j
of the League of Nations protesting
against the penalties being enforced by
the Entente for Germany's non-fulfil
ment of her reparations obligations.
Dr. Walter Simons, German Foreign
Minister, when he told the Allied Su
preme Council in London that Germany
could not accept the reparation terms
handed to him as a virtual ultimatum,
added that his Government would ap- ,
peal to the League of Nations.
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