GERMAN NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1923, Page 3

GERMAN NEWS.

[Reuters Telegrams.] FRENCH REPLY. (Received this day nt 1.5 p.m.) LONDON, November 5. I lie official text of the Freneli reply to Britan, in regard to the iiroposed reparations coiiunit tee. when leeeived in London, may he snhinitted to the Imperial Conference, with it view to deciding whether to invite Fiiited States to ptii tieipnte in a rextriclcd discussion whereon M. I’oincnre iiisi-ts. It is understood that Belgium is fully supporting the British standpoint. FRANCK AND HELL IF A! DIFFER. BARFS, November 5. The newspapers are disquieted at Belgium's volte lace as regards the Rhineland Separatists. The ".Matin" Seville Ambassador at Brussels will he a-l - ed for an explanation of his action against the Separatists at Ais ts Clinpello. The ‘.Matin's" Antwerp correspondent says the Belgian Ciovemment disapproves of AL Poincare's proposal to restrict the experts enquiry to Goimany's present capacity to pay. SEPARATISTS MOVE. (Received this day at 1.5 p.m. ) BERLIN. November f>. The Separatists have begun a movement to seize control of the Bavarian l’alantinate. A large band arrived at night at Kniserlaiiteni. and attacked the Town Hall, but were repulsed. They then occupied the Government buildings and newspaper office. French troops are clearing the streets, GERAIAN OEEEII. (Received this dav at 12.25 p.m.) BERLIN. Nov. 5. A message from Dnsseldorf states an agreement has been signed with Stiuncs group, fl provides the group will pay the Allies a million dollars arrears oi coal tax. and al.-o Len Iranes p-r ton on eighty-eight huudredtiis el the outpuL, and resume deliveries in kind to la* repaid by the Reich, and deliveries to troops ol the occupation of France and Belgian regime.