The Archive · 1925

Advantageous Proposals

'The proposals, Mr. Chamberla' continued, constituted a signal advance. It was essential that they' should be carefully examined, in "Lo Temps" utters a warning eae one" Slagainst slipping into @ revision of i* 250,000,000 miles.

British influence, the speaker *he Treaty of Versailles.

"Lo Liberte" declares thay the through a period The star varies greatly in light of abou went on, had lost something owing ts brightness changing as to hesitation and inconsistency, but [German pact idea is merely a parl 200-fold in that, interval the German proposals constitute? mentary expedient.—Reuter.

The measurements. of the. ate new chance. "The British Empire,

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