Paris, July 8.
Rarely has a British Prime Mini ster had a more cordial reception in France than Mr. Ramsay Bac-Donald had to-day. The vicinity of the station was densely crowded and the route to the Embassy was lined y spectators, cheering and shout-"Good" old Ramsay! Vive MacDonald!"
The two Premiers conferred at the Quai d'Orsay for three hours, after which 3ir. MacDonald said, are right middle London, Sul Reparations Commission to Continue Its Work with the Probable Addition of an American Representative in Case of Default by Germany Paris, July 9.
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