New York, July 27. lent Colidge speaking at Paulsmiths, New York State, hoped that Americans abroad would make' allowance for conditions in countries they were visiting and not indulge in unwarranted criticisms and re-
The Presdent's position has already been made clear to the exeeutive officers and although no direct reference was made to the anti-
American demonstrations in Europe the President is represented as believing that the attitude of irresponsible persons should not be taken too seriously. Americans abroad' should realize that the people of some countries were in a serious! situation and their difficulties should be viewed sympathetically Reuter.
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