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(What Congressman Watson (Pm)

Reports)
He reports the French govern-
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Just in debts to Americe in order
to eeve its international credit. He
discovered. however: that the
Frenchmen is opposed to making
any peyments end that the prope-
Md. eesinst settlement is rite in
French schools. The French voter
end his children ‘are being told of
the wealth of Amerioe, ot the for-
tunes mede here during . the war,
end are c0nvinced France is under
no moral obligation to pay. For
this situetlon the French may
bleme some. of their newspapers.
which {or seven yeere kept French-
men in the derk and led them to
believe these debtevould be cen-
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_with .reperetions end‘ torce- America

to collect whet she could from
Germeny. When Americe rem-ed
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(Boston Transcript)
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(Federal council of Churches)“:
The fleet is" dispatched to Am

trnlie tor manoeuvers in Orion
waters. Suppose it is clear ‘
thoughttui Christians that this».
creating suspicion in Japan, melt -;
mutuel confidence and good 4‘;
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"make Hawaii the strongest mung
outpost invthe world." What * ,~
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ington Conference end the Polite
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(New York Herald-Tribune,

Mondyn. July 18.) >

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at Tottenvlile. S. 1.. yesterday ville;
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seventy-tour grandchildren .
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all residents 0! Staten Ieiend. "ll .
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his wife e yeer younger. They 00103
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