THE RHINELAND
HElRR STRiEiSEM ANN' S MESSAGE.
[Press Association.]
Aus. and N.Z. Gable Association.
COLOGNE, Sept, 26, Herr Stresemann, in a message to the Rliiu eland, states: "Amidi the work at Geneva our eyes are continnally directed to the Rhineland, of which we thought especially when cycetecL by 48 nations in the Assembly and during th© thorny negoliations. Rhinelanclers, \vho iu the dark hours wero faithful to the Fatherland, may feel that their devotion is the foundation, upon vhich we warked for the pesloration of Germaii liberty," The message is i nterpreted to mean that aii understanding has been reached regarding the Allied cvacuation.
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Marlborough Express, Volume LX, Issue 228, 27 September 1926, Page 2
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