Geneva, Sept. 15.
The results of the German elections caused surprise in League of Nations circles. The French prehension at the growth of the ational Socialist element was! modified by the satisfaction at the complete failure of the Conservé tives under Dr. Treviranus whom the French press called the "revisionist leader.'
'M, Briand when interviewed by press correspondents concerning thi German elections, said that he was:
able to express an opinion which'
be regarded as interfering in German internal affairs but so far as Germany's foreign policy was concerned, he felt confident that this. would remain unchanged despite the new parliamentary situation in the Reich.
'Sonie confusion seems to have' een caused by the fact that many Of the delegates to the League of Nations know little of the German. ally. In gener able sympathy Is considered to te the only cause for the advance of the National Socialist and Communist polls and. confidence is therefore being expressed by means of the "grand!
joo" the Reichstag will find a.
majority for a government prepared to carry on the late Dr. St anw's polies—Trans-Ocean Kuo
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