15 SEPTEMBER 1923, page 2

An Addendum To This Article Was Supplied By Mr. J.

R. Fisher in a letter which the Times published on Wednes- day. Mr. Fisher points out that Article XII. and the failure to consult the North never excited so much mistrust as......

On Wednesday The German Chancellor, Herr Stresemann, Made...

speech in answer to M. Poineare. For Germany, he declared, the decisive question was that of sovereignty of the Rhineland and the restoration of freedom in the Ruhr. In order to......

We Regret To Record The Wreck Of Seven Destroyers Of

the United States Navy, which went ashore last Sunday on the rocks near Santa Barbara, California. There has seldom been so astonishing -an accident Steaming in line at twenty......

A Correspondent Has Suggested To Us That We Should Say

something about the origin and nature of the Anibassa- dors' Conference at Paris, as though its name is now prominent few people could say how, why and when the Conference was......

When The Supreme Council Had Finally Disappeared, The...

Ambassadors continued, though without any regular authority. The rule seems to have been that its existence was remembered whenever it was obvious that its services would be......

On Friday, September 7th, Mr. Lloyd George, Speaking At The

meeting of the Welsh National Liberal Council - at -Llandrintlod Wells, derided the policy of the Government. "Look at these glorious days of 'tranquillity '—France kneeling on......

The Times Of Tuesday Published An Important Article From Its

special correspondent in Ireland on the Ulster boundary question. The correspondent reminds us that before the Irish elections Mr. Cosgrave appointed a Boundary Commissioner and......

In The Assembly Of The League Of Nations On Monday

the Irish Free State was admitted to membership. The Irish delegates were President Cosgrave, Professor McNeill and Mr. Desmond FitzGerald. The Chairman of the Assembly invited......

At Present There Is Superficial Rejoicing In France. "at...

it is said, "the success of French policy is proved. Germany is surrendering." If Frenchmen can rejoice at this, it is not for us to try to dilute their pleasure, except so far......