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"France's real' trotibl is. "her poverty," M. "Reynaud Jared this evening in the course" of his awaited fadío address, when p presented a frank pletüre of the national economic situation.
Tt" was his intention to establish France's balance sheet "so that all Frenchmen might know the' truth however grave it was, deriving from truth the courage to fight and oyer come all difficulties," he added.
Recalling that during the past eight years, France has stiffened from economic crises, M. Reynaud de¢lared that French production was at present in the last place "as compared (0 that able in 10 years, should be devoted of other grein powers.
Events in Berlin during the last) yrinister of Finance; and Dr. Walther thoritative circles declared rose] The Duchess of Kent inspecting a guard of honour of The Somerset Light Infantry on arriving to agriculture st home and in ihe We then etumetdted the yariouy few days were nothing but symptoms punk, Minister of Economy. mone Tie' undetsiood, discumed to re-open the historic Assembly Rooms at Bath.
Colonies by way of bonuses, subsidies signs of a slackening of French econo-of an infection which had sought to] rhe meeting decided that the creep into the body of the German the question of action or loans. Agricultural production, it nic adds, should be rationalised by agree- ion of iron, the decline in the number activity: the decrease in produc-milliard mark indemnity to be paid əf railway-carriage loads transported, people and, indeed, into the body of of Britain, France, and the United ments to be reached between the by Jews for the murder of Herr von States before presenting the protests all nations in Europe and far beyond, parties concerned.
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