At the plenary sitting of the, interview with the man Ambassador to-day M. Herriot is said to have leclaved that he could mot, consider the Intest demands which might shortly followed by fresh claims.
Berlin, Nov. 14, Dr. Stresemann in the course of a speech to-day expressed the opinion hat the Franco-German economic understanding was vital for the pacification of Europe for the next decade. The negotiations, therefore, would, be acesrded "Germany's special attention and the German market would be opened to France by un offer of the most favoured n treatment, 3
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Beslin, Nev, 12, various delegations described the! speech at Dortmund to-day, colin -xmoking measures in their
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