Sentiment v.
Materialism New French to the United States, on the occasion of the oficial presentation of his credentials, -declured other things that the eobetween France and during the war should be extended to the payment of material debts og well as debts of gratitude.
,, Pretident Coolidice in the course of hhis reply declared that the United States had discharged the dobe of gratitude they owed France for her help in the American the solicitude that material Jshould also be discharged. Presid Coolidge added that the friendship between the two nations was based fon a clear understanding and would endure for ever—Reuter's American
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