Reports of an. impe ling revolu-Great interest has been aroused tion were'freely ci ulated yesterday, by the publication in "Lo Temps" But it did not materialize, of a project for a European Federal is now stated that there is no Union drawn up by statesmen, indication of any political body or jurists, and diplomats. belonging detachment of the Army joining in various nations on the Continent, any insurrection.
Amongst the signatores are The Army and Navy and public found the names. of the histor opinion are securely behind the] Hanotaux, MIN. Alvarez Dela-Government. barra, Polit iloviteh, well-may be recalled that extraor-known statesmen in the Balkans, mary precautions were taken by the!
There is also to be noticed the name of M.
Authorities yesterday owing to. the lorand, former President] General discontent among workers, of the French Republic who has been Which had already caused the tele-remarkable since his forced. res [Phone operators to declare a twenty, nation in 1924 for his intransigent four hours strike. reactionary attitude. The project seriforms with M. Briand's plan The Cabinet later in the day met which it brings in effect the possibilly to discuss the situation in ity of practical realization. The the roof principle proportions are while troops stood by prepared to intervene, if requived—Reuter, Berlin, Aug. 29.
Alarming news continues to pour from South Amesica, Private]
Advices received here from Rio de Tanciro indicate thet the fear of revolutionary outbreak in Brazil growing. It is stated that armed forees under Francesco de Souza. Seized parts of the state of Rio Grande Do Sul. Government troops re being hastily sent there, Buenos: Aires reports the arrival of three more warships to reinforce the defenders of the Argentine Government—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min, Argentine Revolt Grows Nearer promise the largest number possible of the European States (2) function within the frame.work of the League of Nations, (3) should not be controlled by any one State or group of States but (4) should be founded jand should respect their sovereignty.
The publication of this declaration is most interesting bee aus fon the eve of the opening of the Conference in Geneva and should serve as a basis for the discussion of M. Briand's scheme. It is in fact signed by at least two eminent] members of the Assembly at Genev:
Politis who has great authority) and M. Spalaikovitch.—a.te.
Buenos Aires, Aug. 30.
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