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vol. head - the French dri-Eaiion.
aud the conversation brought "ui the
following I.oints having sl,--isi refer.
cnrs a. the tnit.i stale
TIE correspondent asked n. Krvoli
why France vccupiesi = special position
ln Nors~-p. IN r-ply g. which N. dele
gate poini'-i out that the geographical
proximity aud th- extent ~ the ~.
gerian frontier contributed largely 20
establish ihi. spe,iai position
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roe doctrine was based upon the theory
Of geographical proximity tie states
ninn strongly ssscntc,i. rrinarking upon
the quite natural special position which
the United States occupied toward
South and Central America only re.
Gently. he said. this special interest had
been shown toward Cuha aud Panama.
aud NJ present II was being exercised
In the case 81 the relations Of France
with Venezuela.
You can readily Judge from the
American standpoint" said VI. Revolt. |
how the proximity ~ France To No. !
rocco gives Us n natural and legitimate |
concern ns 90 that country
Eleven European countries and the
United States will send representatives.
Henry White. ambassador to Italy. and
Samuel II. Gummere. minister TO Mo
rocco. will represent the United States.
with Lewis EInsteln. third secretary OF
the London embassy. as secretary OF
the American mission. France and
Germany are the two most important
tude Of their representatives will he fol
lowed closely. Although II IL yet TO be
decided whether the decisions OF the
must he unanimous. the bal
ance OF power lies with the other ma
tons, so there IL every reason to hope
hat conservatism will govern the out
come Of the negotiations.