Hamburg, Nov. 21.
An earnest appeal for a Franco-German understanding was made by the president of the Federal Union of French Ex-Servicemen Associa Ylons, "MI Mens! -Plehot, ata. big deménstretion organized here by the National. Socialist Organization for the Welfare of War Victims.
'We Frenchmen," M, Pichot declared, "want the' war of 1914 to be the last one in which and Frenchmen face each other. Our countries need peace and peace between Germany" and France is a fundamental condition for the peace of Europe, The, speaker recalled the "vow of peace" taken recently at Douamont by the war veterans of all nations, and concluded, amid applause, by saying, "We ex-servicemen were equal in our duties during the war and we remain equal in times of Peace. Mutual respect has survived the bitterness of the war. Let us tulllize this mutual esteem in order {o secure lasting peace between G many. and. Prance,"—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
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