The all-absorbing event of the week was a statement by Premier Baldwin to the House of Commons. His speech was to the effect that Great Britain and her Allies differed only on the method of obtaining payment from Germany. " We are as determined as any of our Allies that Germany shall make reparation for the damages done in the Great War to the fullest extent of her capacity."
A reply to the last German offer (thus far scorned by France and Belgium because Germany does not acquiesce in their demand that passive...
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