Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-22 | Page 9 | Ratifications Exchanged

without provocation, she Is attacked by Germany. The announcement today of ratification of the treaty caused considerable surprise, because it was generally understood that Great Britain would not ratify the treaty before the United States did so. As the treaty was ratiried last night, it does not come Into force until the similar simi-lar treaty with the United States has been ratified. Ratifications Exchanged. PARIS, Nov. 2L Stephen PIchon, French foreign minister, and Sir Eyre Crowe, assistant undersecretary for foreign for-eign affairs of Great Britain. last night exchanged ratifications Of the treaty guaranteeing British aid to France, if.