Berlin, Mar. 12.
discussing the security pact proposed by Germany to the AlKes, Herr Foreign Minister, "Cologne Gazette" to-day, said that, inter: the by
Germany was unable and did not} desire to enforce a readjustment of her eastern frontiers, but she could not be expected to renounce the rights laid down in Articl Leagu of Nations statutes: saying that ments are modifiable."—Reuter.
Canada's Reasons for Rejection Ottawa, Mar. 12.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. MacKenzie King, the Dominion India were also unable to accept the Protocol. He was not yet in possession of the views of the Irish Free State, Mr. Chamberlain asserted that. the work of the League continued to be beneficent and promising. Though America ' remained friendly alefness,. individual Americans had extended their sym-Pathy, service and generosity. Jwould'be most unwise, he observed, to add to the liabilities already incurred by the without considering that the machinery of the Covenant was already weak-joned by the abstention of certain States.
The change; especially in regard {to the economic sanctions, amount ed toa transforniation, The econ
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