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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06
Kaiser Thanks Village
Blacksmith For
Horseshoe

ALTOONA, Pa, July 6.-The
former Kaiser of Germany, Will
liam Hohenzollern, in exile at
Doom, has hopes that his luck
Will improve soon because of a
gift sent him by Charles Cor
such, the village blacksmith at
Martinsburg, Blair county.
For years Gorsuch has forged
tiny good luck horseshoes in his
odd moments and sent them to
notables in all parts Of the
world. After forging his most
recent "charm," Gorsuch re-
viewed the international situa-
ton in an effort to find the
notable who was in need Of
"luck." He selected the for
mef Kaiser and sent the shoe to
Baron Won Coern, marshal of
Williams household at Doom,
accepting the luck charm for
his master, sent this message
to Gorsuch:
ellis Majesty, the Kaiser and
King, has very gladly accepted
the good luck horseshoe you
sent and gratefully thanks you
for same" The reply was ac-
companied by an autographed
photograph of the former EN-
perOr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06
N GOURAUD
TO BE GUEST
Of MARINES
French War Hero Will Spend
Day at Quantico With DENLY
and Roosevelt.

Gen. Henri Joseph Eugene Gou-
raud, the man who gave his arm
to God for France will today go to
Quantico as the guest of the U. s.
Marine Corps and the Secretary OF
the Navy. The trip will be made
on the U. S. S. Mayflower.
The entertainment of General
Gouraud by the Marine Corps is
especially significant in view of the
fact that the American marine regl-
ments fought under his command in
the Champagne offensive, where the
Second division, of which they
were members, captured the long
considered impregnable Blanc Mont
ridge.
Hosts for the trip will be Secre-
tary of the Navy DENLY, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt
and Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune,
commandant of the Marine Corps.
1t is planned to have the general
stop off at Mt. Vernon before he
goes to Quantico.
Among those who will be mem
bers of the party which will accom-
pany the general are Secretary
DENLY and Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt of the Navy; Admiral
Robert E. Coontz, chief of naval
operations; Rear Admiral Charles
w. Dyson, Rear Admiral Luther
E. Gregory, Rear Admiral Benja-
min H. Hutchinson, Rear Admiral
William A.. Moffett, Rear Admiral
David Potter, Rear. Admiral John
K. Robinson, Rear Admiral VIII
liam L. Rodgers, Rear Admiral
Joseph Strauss, Capt. Luke Nc
Nance Maj. Gen. Lansing H.
Beach, Maj. Gen. Frank w. Coe,
Maj. Gen. Frank Mcintyre, Maj.
Gen. George c. Richards, Brig.
Gen. Kenzie w. Walker, Brig. Gen.
Stuart Heintzelman, Col. E. Lester
Jones. John Lewis Smith and Wat.
son B. Miller. of the American
Legion; Gen. Anton Stephan, of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars; Cap.
tain Waggaman, of the Military
Order of the World War; Maj. M. M.
Marcus and a party of members of
the Forty-Second division associa-
ton; the military and naval at
taches Of the French embassy, as
well as General Gouraud's personal
staff, and Brig. Gen. J. H. Reilly,
who is charged with the arrange
ments for the French generals
visit in the United States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06
INJURED
|NAUTOMOB|LE
ACCIDENTS
Two Hit While on Bicycles Are
Slightly Injured-Woman
Run Down.

Isabelle Payne, colored. thirty-five.
was injured last night when she
was run down by an automobile at
Ninth and r streets northwest. She
was taken to the Fredman's Hos.
pital where it was said she was suf-
fering from cuts at the base of her
skull. The machine was driven, the
police say, by Samuel Fingerhut,
1858 Seventh street northwest.
While riding his bicycle on Co.
lumbia road northwest, Vernan Hell,
sixteen, 22O H street northwest, was
struck by an automobile operated by
Horace Lloyd, TOP Otis place north
west. The boy was treated at his
home for injuries to his arms and
legs.
Another bicyclist, John H.
Hughes, colored. forty-three, Of 1885
B street northwest, was injured in
a collision with an automobile. He
was struck by a car driven by John
G. Steele, 1851 North Capitol
street. His injuries are slight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06
ONLY 44s ARRESTED FOR
DRUNKENNESS IN JUNE

Washington was on it's good be-
havior in June, especially during
the period Of the Shrine convention.
Police figures made public today
show that only 448 DRINKS were ar
rested as compared with $40 in May
and 748 in April.
Arrests in June for violation Of
traffic regulations were 1877, which
was $50 fewer than in the previous
month. Speeding arrests numbered
459 as. compared with 744 in May.
Volstead violators totaled Ala COM
pared with $50 in May. More than
5000 quarts Of liquor were confis-
Gated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06
Yellowstone Park
next Monday morning!

n o YOU realize that you leave Washington next
Friday afternoon and be in Yellowstone Park In
~ time for luncheon Monday? go In Gardiner
Gateway Out Cody"
More geysers than in all the rest of the world
gether Boiling springs! Mud Volcanoes! Petrfed
forests; Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone remarkable
for gorgeous colorng! Lakes! Many large streams
and waterfalls Exceptional shing Greatest wild bird
and animal preserve in the word-that is Yellowstone!
On the homeward journey go through the Buffalo Bill
country along the foaming Shoshone River and out the
Cody Gateway Denver. You Colorado Springs,
the "Royal Gorge" and the Georgetown Loop" and
spend few happy days in that sky-hgh paradise,
Rocky Mountain (Estes) Park
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the new church and declaring that
his unfrocking was illegal and with
out effect.
At the same time the reformed
church groups had a joint confer
ence, decided to bury the Ratchet
temporarily. and unite to oppose
Tikhon. SDostor Tikhon's appeal
brands the revivalists as seekers
after profits, titles and awards.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06
TlKHON'S APPEAL STARTS
NEW RUSSIAN CHURCH WAR

MOSCOW, July GA new internal
church war has begun, Doctor Fix
hon. recently released from prison,
signing himself boldly as patriarch,
has addressed an appeal to Faith
full clergy and laymen" deprecating
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06

VIGO, Spain, July CLOSE Vara-
gas Dominguez, native Of Madrid,
died here yesterday Of old age, at
ia. He had lived in Vigo seventy
years and had never been ill.
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SETNlK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHo ZAKoUTf
Napsal Vaclav Week.
Napsal Vaclav Week.

val mym pritelem," odpovidal
Lebeda. "Ovsem, nase pratel-
ske svazky byly tax pevne, ta-
kovymi zkouskami utuzene, re
novy svet 0 tom nema ami tu-
SEMI. e.ll
"Prece to netrvalo ami pIl
veku, co jste tady spolu zili, "
odpovidal Kacerdv nastupce.
"Pravda, trvalo to jen cd
podzimku do jara. ale coz pax
Wy, pecivalku a filistine, vite,
jaky to byl zivot, jaka dobro-
druzstvi! Jdeme ma priklad cd
Komara, posledni diva, tot Sc
rozumi - to byla Kacerova
slava, re tam byl vzdy prvni a
yzdy odchazel az naposled.
Jak no pred hospodou stude-
ny vzduch ovanul, pocaly Sc
pod MIN nohy trochu viklati.
Kdyz jsem no wal pod pazi,
drobet jsme Sc ma jednom mi
ste otaceli. Jarku: "Prece wy
krocte. priteli!' A opravdu,
vykrocil jako ma pochodu. Tina
byla jako v pytli, nejen proto,
ze ma Kosobudskych ulicich v
noci zadna Tampa nesyiti, ale
j proto, re sc hust6 chunielil
snih. Svych prstd jsme pred
ocima nevideli. "A vidiS, bra
tfe, jak Sc to krasne cestuje!''
povida mGj soudruh. "Tak mi
pripada, lie ,bych chtel jit ce-
lou noe a zas cely den = tre-
ba az ma konec sveta =, "a
le musil by mas tam Komar Sc
svou hospodou predejit!" po-
dotknul jsem ia. ''Nebo by
chom 81 il musili wit sebou!'
rozhodl sc nahle Racer i chtel
zpatky do hospody. Opet jsme
Sc chvili motali. Kdyz jsme Sc
hnuli, domnival Sc Racer, re
jdeme ke Komarovi a ia myslil,
re jdeme Cd Komara Ike skole,
kan jsem pritele sveho chtel
doprovodit." .
"A bezpochyby jste~v huste
siti Kosobudskych ulic zablou
dill" small sc Halaburd.
"Znamenam, ze costa nase
misto dolu porad vede nahoru.
Uhneme sc stranou, abychOm
podle domu poznali, kde Sc ma
chazime. Ale domy bud sc
nam potutelne vyhybaji, nebo
tn ami nejsou. Domu jsme ne
naSli, Ia to jsme ztratili-- ce-
stu. Potacime sc ma pravo ma
levo, ale porad zkousime sve
SteSti nadarmo - konecne VI
me ien jedno: re jsme Sc ne
jakym zazrakem octh v sneho
We pousti, Buh vi jak daleko
cd Rosebud -"
''Snad ne az ma severni toe
ne?" ptal Sc ustepacne pan
pomocnik.
"Mdj pravodci zdraha Sc uz
svych nohou namahati. Co
chces, jsme tn zrovna raji,
iako Adam Evou.' - No,
stdjte,' pravim, ia Sc jeste O.
hlednu kolem.' Myslim, re
jsem Cd neho sci jen asi de-
set kroku -
"A ztratil jste i'jeho?"
"Skutedne. Vraclm Sc, Ka-
cera tn neni. Beham sem tam,
volam = po nejake chvilce O.
I'VE sc pode mnou hlas, jake
od cloveka, ktery ma prave IL
sta naplnena jidlem Kacel
spadl do jamy zavate snehem,
v nemz | jeho oblicej napolc
byl zaboren. .Clovece', volam
'jak vas odtamtud dostanu
ven?' "A mech mne TIL, bra
tfe,' odpovlda spokojene, pc
kne 81 tu drimnu.' Opatrne sic
zam po kraii do iamy. Ramene
bozl - vzdyt' jsme na ska.
ZACH. Diva chybne kroky = a
mohli jsme stremhlay leteti
doIu do feky!' - I kamarade
vzdyt' je tim snehem tax mex
ce ustlano, valeli bychom pc
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poslu, r1ebo sam dojdu."
"Az bqdeme hotovi, ucinte
81 Sc mnou do myslivny pro-
chazku."
"Tuze rad. Svatvecerni po-
tulka v lesich, vesely spolec-
mix, kane - to jest az priliS
mnoho najednou ku podplace-
nj me prisnosti."
Zkouska sla opravdu velmi
dobre, myslivec Sc. phi tom dr.
Eel tax, ze starry mlady uci-
tel mu vyslovili pochvalu; by
Ii jisti, ze az Sc zejtra po ra-
nu jeSte jedna zkouska odbude
spolecne $ hudebniky, lie slav-
ma MISE o pouti vyborne dopad-
ne.
Lebeda Sc dnes We Skole me-
zdrzoval, zajiste jiz z te prici-
ny, ze mely zenstiny S pripra-
vami velmi ma pilno. Mivalyt'
0 pouti plny dunn hosti; kdo
prisel do kostela re stavu uci-
telskeho, kazdeho bylo treba
posaditi ke stolu. Proto jim
zpdsobilo> tuze malou radost,
kdyz brzy pc odchodu panu pfi
sla ma navst6vu slecna Domno-
silova.
"Jenom ma skok," omlouva-
la Sc, vstoupivsi do kuchyne,
"jenom ma dive slova S Ruzen-
kou! Vim, re dnes nemate,
kdy.
Zavedla 81 pritelkyni do zad
'niho pokoje.
Nevis, jaka uzkost mne k
tobe pudi!;" septala il $ tvari
starostlivou, ano, ustrasenou.
"Malezan zejtra prijede a cd
meho otce ma plnou jistotu, re
dostane me slovo a ze pax CO
'nejdrive bude svatba!"
"Zalezi-li ii ma tom,," odpo-
vedela RIzena, "dosahneS "a
jiste cd tatinka jeste nejake-
no odkladu -"
"Nechce o tom slyset. "Ani
ma hodinu!' krici. 'Nebudeme
porad tvymi blazny!' z hnevu
Sc jiz trochu nachmelil. kaz-
de mole prosebne slovo jej ro-
zezliva: "Mam toho az po
kirk, ty pani mladencova! Ude
lame vsemu konec! Zejtra pod
piseme svatebni smlouvu a
basta!' Tentokrat to jde OF
Gem do tuheho. Mela bych to-
no vic nez dost - ale coz te-
prve mi vyvadi Lebeda!"
"Vi 0 panu Malezanovi?"
"A rika mi: 'Nu, jen at pi'i-
jede! Silnice je pro kazdeho.
Jestli nekde pc svahu nepre-
vrhne a vaz nezlomi, jestli Sc
S MIN kone nesplasi a udy je-
no po cest6 neroztrousi, nebo
MIN do reky nevrazi = pax
sem prijede zdrav.' Povaz, re
Malezan sem poiede skrze Smr
zovske lesy!'
"Prece snad sc neobaVaS-w
"Jakz bych sc neobavala !!
'Kdyz sem prijede zdrav', sly
sim dale, 'odbudete st'astne ma
mluvy ia 81 vami vecer Ia
tancim jako S nevestou Male
zanovou. Nepochybuji, re ie to
dokonaly clovek, ale nejake
kuri oko pfece asi ma, abych
mu na ne tanecnim sale sla-
pnul - nema-li, feknu, re ma
ne slapl on mne, dolozim jeste
potrebne sluvko, pujdeme stra
nou, vezmeme z biliardu jed
nu bilou a jednu tmavou kou-
Ii, dame je do klobouku a kdo
81 vytahne tmavou, musi Sc do
rama zastfelit, otravit, utopit
nebo Sc akaly vrhnout. Shine
ii ten osud mne, budete nit O.
de mne navzdy pokoj.' - Pro
sim te, jest-li pax nemam po-
zbyti rozumu? Co bys ma mem
mfste ucinila ty?"
"Na to bych 81 zbuhdarma
1,X,noISlolo ndnoy6d. - x,dtuSiia
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CESkY domov Americe pfirozene touzi po ce-
ske strave jest jen spravno a prirozeno, ze TAX
ma byti Mnohe nejprednejsi vlastnosti America
ma Geskeho pGvodu mohou byti sledovany nazpet
teto dobre, proste, zdrave strave, davno proslu-
le rodne zemi, kde vznikly.
AVSAk teto zemi mnohe Z tschto jdel musi
byti pfipraveny potravinovymi vyrobky vetsi-
nou jiz hotovymi mnohdy je to problemem pro
ceslzou hospodyni, aby rozpoznala, jake pfisady
pouxiti.
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rekl Halaburd.
"Ale jak jsem dobreho pri-
tele sveho jamy ven dostal,"
pokracoval Lebeda, "a jak O.
pet jsme mestecko nalezli, to
je mne samemu polovicnim ia
jemstvim. Tolik uzkosti a t6z-
kosti jako tehdy jsem zridka
Ivystal - tezkosti jmenovite
take tim, re isem Kacera ma
konec uz v naruci Ike skole do
'naseti musil. Ia to vsak nikdy
nebyl ma mne zly; zvlaste kdyz
jsem nezpival zrovna podle
partesd, ledacos mi prominul.
" vidim, mate-li Sc ke mne
obmekciti, ze musite prece jen
Ivstoupiti do jeho alepeji; az
budeme nejaky tyden spolecn6
flamovat -" \, s
pred pouti snad to jeste ne
musi byt?"
''Neodkladejte, zacn6te ra-
deji dnes nez Ultra Bud'te jist
ze. Sc brzy dostanete do prou-
du. Nebudete Sc moci dockat
vecera, volno vam bude te-
prve, az u Komara prekrocite
prah naseho pokojika, kde je-
ste cd vcerejska, vanou nevy-
slovitelne wine. Komar YAM
naleje mizernych patokGv, ale
Wy budete hrdinsky prazdnit
plechac "a plechacem, jako
by to byl napoj pro bohy O.
lympske. Budete pilne dymat
jako z komina, budete 81 moci
druhymi hrdlo vykricet, ane-
bo poslouchat kvarteto karba-
nikG, nebo 81 take mimi pet
Sest hodin zahrat. Odmenou
bude vam pax dokonala spo-
kojenost - kdyz po takovem
die pIjdete domI a ulozite svo
il hlavu ma priklad ma hroma
de silnicneho sterku, zdrimne-
te tax pevne a sladce jako ma
zadne podusce nejjemnejsi-
ho prachu. Najde-li vas ne
kdo, hned tax sc mu nepodafi
vas probudit. Nuze, date 81 IL
ci?"
"Az mne tax prvne ma
jdou," odtusil Halaburd polo
zertem, polo doopravdy, "at'
mne zavrou, S odpustenim, do
svinskeho chlivka a jeSte tam
Sc budu muset hanbiti pred ne
mou tvari, ktera Sc nikdy tax
nezapomnela a nezahodila !"
"Slecno, slysite ho?' volal
myslivec v licen,em ustrnuti.
"Slysim chvalim jeho rec
odvetila RGzena.
Il w tax krut6 odsuzujete
sve ubohe blizni? Naposled by
ste 81 tax dobreho hospodare,
jake byl mdj verny Racer, ami
nechtela wit "a muze?"
"Jiste me-"
"Ale proc pak?"
* cloveku, ktereho jsem
jednou videla v takovem sta
va -"
~ jakem Sc kdysi octnul i
sam ctihodny patriarcha Noe
e. k tomu bych nikdy uz
nemohla miti naklonnosti, kdy
by mi treba troje kralovstvi
nabidnouti mohl."
'Jestli takove smyslenl v
MAIDEN svete zenskem zavla-
due, museji ctyri petiny muz-
skych zustati starymi MAIDEN
ci!" desil Sc myslivec. "Pro pa
ma krale, co to ma mas ceka?'
! "Ceka ma mas dole pan uci-
tel ostatnimi zpevaky nasi-
mi" odpoved6l Halaburd. "My
slim, abychom uz neotaleli a
Sill"
"Co potion ma nase krehke
a chybujici pleme ceka?" opa-
koval opet Lebeda kraceje "a
Ruzenou doll po schodech. A
kdyz po nejake hodine, odcha-
zeje pryI, uz j Bohem dal
a cd nj sc odvratil, ieste 81 hla
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ROZPOZNAVSI toto, he Borden Company zaji-
stila 81 sluzeb vybornych Geskych kuchafek da-
la jim prilezitost k vypracovani nejlepsim pro-
spechem pripravy mnohych nejproslulejsich ce-
skych predpisa americkymi potravnovymi W. :
robky.
TENTO soubor predpsovych rozhovorI uverej-
novan jest kazdeho tydne v tomto casopisu a bu-
de jiste vykazovati zajem a oceneni hospodynek.
Vystfihnete 81 kazdy predpis, nalepte jej do kni-
by pokuste jich upravu samy.
Evening star., 1923-03-15

list containing the names Of alleged
patrons of the liquor portion Of the
business.
It IL alleged by the police that q
prescription was not necessary In
order to get a pint Of whisky for g.
charging that one Of their agents
made two purchases shortly before
the raid was staged. and that marked
money was found in the cash register.
Members Of the raidlng party claim
that two grades of intoxicants were
found In the store. Real whisky. they
stated. was kept for the legitimate
prescription trade, while alleged fake
whisky. they state. was sold their
agent, who Is said to have made
purchases without presenting ply
slcian's prescriptions.
Bond in the sum OF 81 900 WAS given
for the appearance of HARRISON In
Police Court. DR.. Rods said he had
been away from the city for his
health. He went sway before Christ
man and returned only u few day.
ago. II whisky was sold without a
prescription. he said, he knew moth
ing Of it.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
new GOVERNOR TALKS
BEFORE CERVANTES CLUB

Horace Mann Towner, the newly
appointed governor Of Porto Rice and
q former member OF the House of
Representatives from lows, addrass-
ed Ell Club Cervantes last night
at 1<13 street northwest. Discuss
ing the responsibility Americas po-
sition places upon her. the speaker
declared the very progress OF civf-
lixation would fail IL this nation re-
fuses to recognize Its international
obligations.
Mr. Towner discussed in a compli-
mrrtary manner statements made by
Miss l. X. MacDermott. editor or the
Bulletin OF the Pan-American Union,
en- the work that organization 10
doing. The union, the speaker de-
clared. embodies expression OF the
best minds OF the Americas to min
imize territorial and language limits
between the nations Of this part OF
the world.
Felix Cordova Davila, resident com.
missioner Of Porto Rico: Richard
Hunt and Daniel Clinton also spoke.
A readins in spanish WAS given by
Miss Virginia Hebb. r. J. H"rnandez.
president Of the club, presided.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
DRUG STORE IS RA|DED;
= POLICE SEIZE WHISKY
Clerk Arrested at 1901 Georgia
4 Avenue-Proprietor Dis.
T. claims knowledge.

DR.. Louis Rods. proprietor Of a drug
store at 1901 Georgia avenue, was not
at his place of business last night
when Detectives w. 5. Brown and
w. H. Vermillion Of the tenth police
precinct prohibition enforcement
squad and Revenue Agents Hines and
Rose appeared there with a warrant
authorizing search and seizure Of in
toxicants.
William j. HARRISON, 500 East Capitol
street, clerk in the store. was arrested
on a charge of unlawful sale Of
whisky, and the raiders seized twenty
six pfnts of the intoxicant and a
quantity of wine. They also seized a
Evening star., 1923-03-15

Denmark has a permanent court Of
industrial arbitration for the inter-
probation of agreements and the set
tlement Of disputes between employ
ers and employees. The tribunal is
national in character apd no appeal
lies against it's findings to any high
er court.
Evening star., 1923-03-15

Spring Golf Caps. of all wool
suits; sizes g Is to Z.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15

Good quality cambric Night
shirts. made with V necks; sizes
to IA years; also Of Outing Flan-
years
Evening star., 1923-03-15

Made of well-seasoned hard
wood, in golden oak finish;
top-icer, zinc lined. white en-
amel food COM
partment. Spe- hr- ne
day only. .......
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NEWS REVIEW CURRENT EVENTS
Continued from page one)

n nee more the Anglo-French
entente, periodically smashed by
the foreign correspondents. has been
saved. Notwithstanding his fiery and
defiant addresses, Premier Poincare
yielded to the British view as to what
was best to do in the matters of the
return of the former crown prince to
Germany and the resumption of the
activities of the allies military con-
troll commission, and agreed that
there should be no threats of sanctions
nor anything that might sound like an
ultimatum to Germany. The British
gave in on some minor points, and
thereupon the council of ambassadors
sent to Berlin two notes. In one the
Germans were told that since Fred
erick William already had returned,
he might remain as a private citizen,
but the government was asked to see
that no steps be taken to place him
on the throne. 1t was also warned
that 1t must not permit the former
KAISER TO TtluTn. LII Tie OInpr COmmu-
nication Berlin was informed that "the
allied governments have decided that
the operations of military control and
aeronautic supervision must be re-
sumed without delay under conditions
which will be notified to the German
government by the presidents of the
commission of military control and the
committee Of aeronautic guarantee.
SHOULD these operations meet with
obstruction from German authorities
or German nationals, the allied gov
ernments intend to take measures
which may seem to them proper to
assure execution of the treaty"
1t was understood that the Strese-
mann government would find the notes
from the allies entirely satisfactory.
The French press, except the govern
ment organs, was not so well pleased
with them and the nremieE 1zaS rather
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severely criticised for his surrender.
But from his point of view Poincare
seems justified. Prime Minister Bald
win faces a hard fight in the coming
British elections, and one of the chief
complaints against him is that ne has
suffered so many diplomatic defeats
at the hands Of Poincare. The latter
cannot expect that in the event OF
Baldwin's defeat the new British gov
ernment will be even as friendly to
his policies as has been the present
cabinet. Therefore he could well al
ford to give Baldwin the diplomatic
victory of last week. After the Brit
ish elections the whole question may
be reopened.