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...German Ambassador Dr. Leopold von Hoesch telephoned wildly for an interview with Premier Laval. Premier Laval, having made his gesture, came back to town; so did sleepy-eyed Brer Briand. Hysterically Ambassador von Hoesch begged the Premier to reconsider. Did he really intend to bring about a revolution in Germany???on France's doorstep? Had he considered the possible consequences? Premier Laval was polite. He had considered. . . . Mais non. Without political guarantees from Germany, there was nothing more he could do. Ambassador von Hoesch left and Premier Laval had another, slightly sinister interview with two other gentlemen: Marshals Pétain...
...Germany???Frederic Moseley Sackett...
...shells and other garbage, bullet-proof police clothes. But aviation is the prime field in which Germany proposes to dominate the world tomorrow. Supremacy in the air will, she thinks, give her commercial supremacy. While "DIN," the Deutsche Industrie Normung, works on earth to standardize every manufactured product in Germany??? from collar buttons to apartment houses?and begs the industries of other nations to cooperate, so that a spare part for a, motor or typewriter made in Germany will be obtainable as readily in Brazil as in Belgium, the aeronautic engineers and companies, subsidized by the Reichstag,* pursue colossal designs...
...score alone, De Martino was well known in the Teuton grand monde. He had, from August, 1914, until Italy entered the War in 1915, constantly, loudly and successfully counseled Italy to abandon the Triple Alliance and join the Triple Entente. On this account, too, he was well known in Germany???and well hated. His position called, it was said, for the utmost "dignity, tact, patience and firmness", all of which qualities he showed superlatively...
Louisville. Here Mr. George and his party were the guests of Judge Bingham. Most of his time was taken up playing golf when he was not resting. To newspaper correspondents he blamed Premier Poincaré for the present condition of Germany???a condition which he believed would lead to the disintegration of the Reich...