Arizona republican., 1919-02-17
CAUTIONS WORLD HUNS WILL FIND
 NEW WAR WEAPO LIN
Larnaude Says Germany's Word Is Worthless That She Will Develop Attacks To Destroy Paris In a Day Wants World Army.

PARIS. Saturday, Feb. 15.-(By the Associated Press.-"There never has been any disagreement on the funda- mental principles of a league of na- tions between the French delegates and the delegates of the other pow- CTS" said Professor Ferdinand Lar naude. dean of the Paris law faculty. and one of the French delegates on the league of nations commission, to- day
 "The only differences of opinion were those expressed yesterday by Leon Bourgeois, with whom l am com- pletely in accord. We do not seek an international army for the purpose of making war. but for the purpose of preventing it.
 Further disturbances in the worlds peace will come from Germany alone. Germany's unsatiated greedy appetite, her lust for power and domination, will return as soon as she feels strong enough to renew her aggressions. In- asnuch as Germony some day will be admitted Co the league Of nations, what NJ. Bourgeois and myself ob- jccted to was the necessity of being placed in the position of taking Ger many's word for anything.
 We have every confidence in the undertakings of the United States, Great Britain, Italy and Japan. and all other members of a league of na- tions. We are willing to accept their word. but we desired in the future 10 avoid the possibility of having no other guaranty than Germanys en- gagement for our safety.
 Develop Chemical Discoveries
 "Henceforth Germany will strive 10 develop her recent chemical discover ics and devise new ones and new means of destruction, in which gunpowder cannon and rifles will not enter.
 These means of destruction may easily be concealed, and therefore it is not possible for us to accept the declaration of an interested nation in such matters. when such an interested nation is Germany"
 Professor Larnaude added that, with new developments in aerial warfare Germany might prepare sufficient air forces to destroy Paris in one day
 Referring 10 the international army which the French wanted to form Professor Larnaude said;
 France Needs Help
 What we asked for was not an in- tcrndtional army m the strict sense Of the word. We are too grateful for what America did for us in the present war to expect that she would again send her men by hundreds of thousands 10 future wars. But perhaps we meant the protection of Americas great fleet. We thought it unfair that France should have to keep a huge standing army tO protect herself from tfnrmauV's atfuCks
 Tt will be hard financially. It will be the harder because of our depleted young manhood, after losing a million and half men during the war"
 Asked if the matter of the formation of an international army would bt brought up again. Professor Jarnaude replied that he was unable to say.
 In conclusion, Professor Larnaudt said.
 Upon one thing, however, all the delegates arc fully agreed. It is that your president is blessed with a most amiablc disposition. He presided ovei the sessions with great dignity and equanimity. even during the most try ing discussions. and we wish him god speed and a prompt return"