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Show GERMAN PAPERS HOTLY OPPOSE THE PROPOSED LEAGUE WASHINGTON. March 11. Genera! opposition op-position to tho proposed league of nations is reflected in recent Grmon newspaper comment,- received bv the state department depart-ment and miide public today. Two of them declare the league as proposed would establish "Anglo-American world domir-a-tion." while anot her characterizes it as . "n league of arms against Germany." The Vorwarts asserts that The league is "a league of violators with character of trust despite The welcome establishment establish-ment of the principle of arbitration, and the trenix- is pervaded with a capitalistic spirit." The Taerli'-he Rundschau ays that t lie !; gue simply f stn blishes A nglo-Amer-ien n worl'l d ran mat ion. France, Japan and Ttaiv being permitted to assist neutrals." neu-trals." The ('f rm.-i'is. a"oriinr to the Tage-b'ul.t, Tage-b'ul.t, now learn thai in the league-of nations na-tions statutes" established at Paris without, with-out, consult .i ' ion. no mention appears to have ben paid to Germany, f violently considered con-sidered a second or third rate power. The league is a ilrnft not of a league of nations, na-tions, but a league of arms against Germany." Ger-many." The T. "n.ig TarrebhUt snys: "Tt is our in is fort line we are in disadvantageous po.-iiion regarding power, but that should not deter from approving tho erection oi a league, for the cause is of too great importance for us. Our existence ab national na-tional and economic body is nl stake and this is better si'lfguarded within than without the league. It does not follow ilnt wo must swallow the treaty in its .i'-sent form." The Vos'dscho Zeitimg terms the treaty ",i k-rcat. r jiuppoi n t men t : merely mi n-"inininii n-"inininii to mamiuri the --upreniHcy uf il::liia. aid Aimjri'a." |