May 15, It is regrettable that the cables have not had more to say of the effects of M. Poincaré's triumphant victory in the recent ions in France, and of how generally. For its importance is undeniably great. There is a discrepancy in the figures of M. Poincaré's majority. Havas gave him on final analysis 410 adherents agains: 200 of the Opposition. Reuter reported that he would have working majority of nearly 400." One imagines one can sce how confusion might arise from these figures when sent out by cable. It is enough that the man who: was defeated in 1924 because the country was alarmed that his policy in the Ruhr might lead to war, comes back to power because the country seems now convinced that he can
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