The Archive · 1928

Greeted With Cheering

Aug. 26.

A tremendous crowd inside and outside the station cheered will the arrival of Dr. Gustav Stre mann, the German Foreign Minist who ' was obviously profoundly moved by the warmth of the gree Ing accorded to the first Germian Minister to be officially received in France since the Franco-German 'The fourteen statesmen who will War of 1870. sign the pact on Monday are Lord Dr. Stresemann, acting under Cushendun, first on behalf of Great doctors' orders, was not able pec-Britain and Northern Ireland and sonally to receive the representa. parts of the Empire not represented tives of the press, but issued a in the League of Nations statement declaring that, while with, secondly on behalf of India, Mx. the conclusion of the anti-war treaty Smit for South Africa, Mr. Mac the had not reached once for all Kenzie King for Canada, Mr. Me-goal of final control of the Lachlan for Australia, Sir James of the world, he was convinced Fare For New Zealand and. Mr that they possessed in the Pact a Barr for New, Zeala and. Mr- sey basis which withthe good Sie Kellogg for the United: States; [2 al nations, would enable them to Count a#tive at the creation of a world en Count Which war would exist no amore:

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