Poincare's Review on the Eve of General Elections Bordeaux, Mar, 25.
Twenty-five hundred guests at luncheon here to-day of the Chame ber of Commerce listened to. a much advertised speech by M. Pern caxé, the Premier, on the eve of the Reviewing his stowardehip, note ably the country's crape from the aélatrom of depreciated currency, Poincaré declared that the occupation of the Ruhr had been very fruitful: indeed, he said, if the Ruhr had not deen" occupied the Dawes Scheme would have been barren, The Premier appealed for post= Ponement of party squabbles until the country had" completely "nee gotiated the danger-zone, and conclusion added that now thet the Budget had been definitely balanced would be possible to" readjust taxes, lighten the workes's burden und press forward the economic recovery of the eountry.-—Reuter,
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