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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1914
Page
8
The article notes Morocco under a French resident general with civil and military authority under the sultan. It says the treaty grants religious freedom and allows France to occupy military points to maintain order. It mentions a prior accord between France and Germany limiting hindrance to the protectorate.
London dispatch reports Herbert Hoover asserting during a luncheon address that the American Commission for Relief in Belgium will feed seven million Belgians despite German occupation. He notes no German ingestions to date and outlines rival views on moral responsibility among Allies and Germans.
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The article discusses Belgian suffering and American aid as 7,000,000 people face hardship in Belgium. It argues Belgians sought peace and industry, while highlighting bread lines and a humanitarian push. It also criticizes a purported German secret report on army increases as a clumsy invention.
Berlin reports German press agency notes reaction to the French yellow book. The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung comments on the document amid ongoing diplomatic exchange. The official bureau released the summary from Amsterdam and London correspondence dated December 18.
Rondon December 19 The Admiralty issued a statement denying any British warships were lost during the recent raid by a German squadron on the east coast of England. The British destroyer Hardy was mentioned in early reports but not confirmed as sunk.
An admiralty casualty list tonight shows two men killed and fifteen wounded aboard the Hardy after engagement with a German raiding squadron off the east coast of England last Wednesday. A Amsterdam Reuters report quotes a German official statement claiming British destroyers were sunk or severely damaged in the raid. Miss Annie Cannon of Harvard Observatory has been admitted to membership in the Royal Astronomical Society of England.
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