Berlin, Oct. 18.
"I learn with satisfaction that it is to be your task prove to aid the i utr the ional eaione tly gait, between coo egunttin™ sad 20 tke" disarmament President von Mindeburg to-day. vob, fin un teal get line him ha presented Bhat Br
the object, of British policy is {0° rouse" resentful feelings. We) Sit Erle Phipps said: "I am have tried, and will try, to promote proud to have been entrusted with between all this honourable mission at so important a juncture. Never before has international ce-operation been Government asa whole when T say more necessary in the financial, that nothing shall be left undone Jeconomie and political spheres. So in the future as nothing, I believe, long as Tam privileged to repre-been left undone in these resent His Majesty in Berlin, T shall cent negotiations—to seek the basis devote my best endeavours, to of an Honest and honourable comjeultivation of friendly relations be-Pact pom which the hopes of man. tween our two country ind for the future peace of the 'In reply, President von Hindenworld are 40 Invsely' founded." burg, who appeared in the best of Wireless through Reuter. health and who spoke in a. firm voice, agreed that the present si Formal Note Yon," more than ever before, Geneva, Oct, 21.
Jdemanded ce-operation in the political, economic and. financial notified Geneva of her withdrawal Germany this morning formally the res." He believed that, to solve difficulties of each individual under Article 1, Paragraph 3 of the Jcountry, joint efforts were requir-
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