Other Nations to be Invited to Subscribe After the Great Powers: Three Articles in the Treat; Soviet Complaint London, Aug. 25.
The text of the Kellogg pact contains three brief articles.
The first oleinnly condemns recourse to war for the solution of international eomtroversiés and renounces. it a8 fan instrument of national policy. The second agrees that the solution of all disputes of whatsoever character shall never be sought except by racifie means.
The third seals the Aechnique of operation of the treaty trid binds the ati inay signatories Ttalso deota that the treaty shall remain open as long ax necessary for the adherence of all the other Powers of the world.
Dr. Stresemann, immaculate in top-hat and morning-coat, called on Poincaré at the Finance Ministry this morning. A large crowd of spectators witnessed the German Foreign Minister's arrival and departure.
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