Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
|LLERAND LAUDS
ELG|UM AND ]. S.
i Cheers Greet His Tribute
o Little Kingdoms Ruhr
Stand.
s ENTENTE is RESTORED
don and Paris Reach Agree
cnt and Will Stand To-
gether for World Peace. II
ENTENTE is RESTORED
lBy Universal Service !

''S 1blNtISAI JNENlCt.l
'RlS, Apr!l Ia" Noble Belgium
! by us when our crstwhilc
us were lacking"
lid cheers greeted Premier MIL
I'D when he made this statement
o Chamber OF Deputies late today
& course OF n speech on the Ruhr
ovcrsy.
Prcmicr's uttorancc was de.
I'd as an expression OF grati,ud..
cislum, rather than reproach
r'ain and Italy. for he cmDha :
throughout his speech that the
renccs with ihosc nations have
smoothcd out and accord once
reiSns in tho council:rof the
fact, however. that French
hcr took occasion TO make this
ed reference before the Deputies
The applause 1t received are sig
snu% commented upon In diplo-
circles AS showing how far tho
3 especially France and Britain,
drlficd apart as n result OF
co.'s independent military action
ermany.
"An is Well Now"
MilIerand concluded by saying.
is we'll now, and will soou
for san Remo.'
., Va whcro tho surrnnbc cnunc Gil
hold series OF sessions begin
Monday.
c. Premie.' took occasion To Iaud
.inerican attitude during the past
- crisis.
the present circumstances"
nc, the government greatly ap-
ates the cordial attitude of tho
lean nation. which. like the Eng
have not forgotten the common
and sacrifice or the las, five
s."
'erentially, this was slap at
= der Lloyd George and President
OIL. The speaker referred ah-
~ to tho nations" since he
Premier Lloyd George alone
SnsialG for tho Frankfort turn
!" note. while he also has not
,tten Mr.. Wilson's recent charge
the miiitarists and impcriaiists
n the saddle in France.
way OF softcning his ;ndirect
,achcs to the British government.
Premier said:
ondon and Paris have reached an
smcnt. We must stand together
the peace OF the world. The
60 British incident has been cx-
rated. am convinced the origin
quarrel lies In mutual misun-
anding OF form, rather than OF
Ter. There is no difference of
on among the allies with regard
C Importance of the question.
French and British United.
is any error to declare that the
co -Br isfaEstss5.ente is impcriled
Ibis regrctful incident. which is
closed. The French and Eng
peoples remain united. They
are animated by the common
which helped them 70 triumph
Germany.
he English, like the French. are
mined to make Germany de-
lize her military forces. 1t Is
raj that France and Belgium. be-
Immediate neighbors OF Germany,
Id have realized more clearly
is to he done at the present
France and Britain differ only
,gards methods. not on the qucs-
itself.
,formation which we have re-
d from Germany regarding the
troubles shows that the German
rnment was not Justified in send
large numbers OF troops into. the
district.
he question of the length of the
patton Of the Rhine towns is
,e. AS soon as the Germans re-
from the neutral zone we shall
draw.
aturally. the English never con-
cd the evacuation of Frankfort
hc French as Il condition for the
nuance Of the entente cordiale."
Millerand reiterated his recent
ration that Frances policy is
4 on the rc-establishment of eco
6 relations with Germany. but
Germany must first prove Its
faith"