The German Government Last Week Replied To The French...
about the repayment of private debts by professing an inability to pay even £500,000 a month in place of the £2,000,000 due under the agreement. M. Folmar!) therefore announced......
• Although America's Knowledge Of International Affairs...
to be slight, there are some things, says Mr. Bell, of which she is fully aware. She knows that the general European idea that she got rich in the War is a delusion. The War, so......
Lord Grey Urged The Duty Of Supporting The League Of
Nations. We are anxious to see Germany inside the League of Nations, but one of the conditions must be that she keeps her Treaty obligations; and one of these obligations is to......
The Precise Measures Suggested By M. Poincare Have Not Been
made public. It seems, however, that he would have the Allies appropriate the levy on German exports, valued at £62,000,000, the revenue of the German Customs in the Rhine-......
Mr. Lloyd George In Reply Reminded M. Poincare That All
the Allies had suffered greatly and not France alone. He q uoted an American estimate showing that the War had cost us 49,000,000,000 dollars—almost as much as it cost France......
Before The House Adjourned On Friday, August 4th, For The
autumn recess, the Prime Minister made an important statement on the Near East. He ridiculed the suggestion that we had alienated a friendly Turkey, and reminded the House that......
The Prime Minister On Monday Received The French Premier,...
Italian Foreign Minister, the Belgian Premier and the Japanese Ambassador at Downing Street to consider once again the interminable question of German reparations. According to......
Mr. Edward Price Bell, The Very Eminent Correspondent Of The
Chicago Daily News, in his letter to the Times of August 8th, gives a clear statement of what is bound to be America's attitude toward the Balfour Note and to the whole question......
Once More Mr. Bell Has Shown Himself Not Only As
the good friend of Great Britain and his own country, but as chief liaison officer to the English-speaking world. We only wish that Mr. Bell had mentioned, in support of these......
The Chancellor Of The Exchequer, In The House Of Commons
on Thursday, August 3rd, said that we recognized to the full our obligation to America and did not mean to evade it. He pointed out at the same time that our burden of debt was......