. Review of reviews and world's work. lict between Japan and (Jhina, France, Russia,and Germany have acted as a friendly trio, andthere is no doubt that other occasions will arisein which they will do the same. Each timethey find they have interests in common thethree governments are sure to combine theirefforts. But a permanent alliance means some-thing more. It means that between those whoform the alliance no maJoUcvdu exists, and thatthey agree at least on th(; questions that are ofinterest to both. This is not the case with theFrench and the Germans. The Germans claimthat Alsace and Lorrai
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. Review of reviews and world's work. lict between Japan and (Jhina, France, Russia, and Germany have acted as a friendly trio, andthere is no doubt that other occasions will arisein which they will do the same. Each timethey find they have interests in common thethree governments are sure to combine theirefforts. But a permanent alliance means some-thing more. It means that between those whoform the alliance no maJoUcvdu exists, and thatthey agree at least on th(; questions that are ofinterest to both. This is not the case with theFrench and the Germans. The Germans claimthat Alsace and Lorraine, having in the pastbeen German lands, have remained so ; that an-nexation to France was forced upon them ; andthat their inhabitants were quite willing to. re-enter the German Bund. Jhe French claimexactly the revei-se. Now, to any man whoinvestigates carefully and loyally the matter ofcontest everything becomes clear. It is truethat Alsace and Lorraine have been part of Ger-many for several centuries. It is somewhat At M ^ ItfffJ. V ?, r::-Tr:*--i «;