Show ENGLISH MAKE MAKEup MAKEUP ENGLISH UP MINDS FOR SETTLEMENT If f Rupture With France Prance FranceIs FranceIs Is Well Necessary Necessary Well All Right Br BrG fl A G G c MIl liberal J pe Cable l l patch to The 1110 I n tard I Cop 1923 13 LONDO July 14 It It Is difficult uH to once e- e that I X rance r will ae- ae accept ac accept any re-ph re dra drawn dran n up b bi Minister Bald Baldwin In In the spirit of oC th Ih term terms of oC his 1113 reparations speech week Such sueh a a reply must deal Ith the proposal for an expert rt o 0 fix ix reparations Germany QuId l he be b ible to pay France Is 1 bItterly hostile to any such sue plan Dlan hile England Is fa file favors to it hat at prospect Is ther for a corn com com Mith the Issue so ao o What prospect Is there that Premier I will agree a to 10 any which ultimately In in- in in tho he withdrawal of or French oops t-oo t from the tb Ruhr fluhr This Is reo re- re as the acid test teat of or any real ment noon DOOR The door to practical results reuH Ls Is I till still open ope-n but few tew persons in Eng Enc Eng Eng- England England land have an any hope that It aill enter It The Tho French premier Is 13 conscious e that he ho holds two strong trong cards He ha s e Frances military dominance on the continent of ot Europe bc be ond Its dreams and hil it Is de- de de German Germany It Is also bleed bleed- bleed lAE fog British trade v two million people are expected to be without In England this win win- wIner win winter ter tr er France ha has ha no unemployed M lor exploits this unemployment ment menace to British exIstence AS an An to compel his coun coun- country coun- coun country country try to endorse endors war wr r to the death with Germany UlY Mr Baldwin knows that tat the situation cannot be saved wa w Ho He Is determined to get Juroc out of ot the tho road to ruin nt at whatever co rt co-rt In this aim ho he rep rep- represents rep the tho overwhelming mind t f the tho country Ap from the Morning Morning- Post and the Do Doily II v Mail which continue their trel frenZIed Id appeal to the gov gov- gov i cov to back hack France the coun coun- country coun- coun country country try has bu made up its mind to have neace In lu 1 and if It persists in his hh war policy a I hAvel rup- rup rupture rup rupture ture ture Is h Inevitable The lT ot or the outlook Is tun fully The Tho public is Ft I aware nt at lut st atla-st how frankly that Poincare b I ft his hi as case ca on French military nor flower find and Earl Grey Greys Grey's s gp ech ch In Inthe Inthe Inthe the hous of or lords lord this week In re- re re relation lation to the new competition In armaments hYs s created a profound Impression Lord Grey has hns been Trances Trance's lip et t friend ll a Ger Ger- Ger liany Ger-liany In the past and nd France Iane owes ov's more to him than to any man men In will she listen to his grave crave aning or Is she the resolved to plunge in flames once more The next few da s will show In lit the meantime mea Germany till visibly front from precipice pr to p Has America no word sord ord to 81 on this tr tragedy edy DEliA DECAYING DEJu Th G n Mr fl Baldwins Baldwin's speech simply I tho the French Anglo-French crisis crillis II a Ie further iong It Is een Iy ral ly regarded rel as a a wise wlee and states states- lik like nan to tale flae fla e Europe from from the t be-t disaster orn of or n n open breach be- be e en n ani e Ills ad- ad ad tress dress address was moderate in tun tune but firM In pur purpose Mp It Ignored t M Poincare un attitude and r C Great Br Britain's ln's Intentions to dra draw up Its own reply to I th the tir German proposals and hem to Franco In the hope ot of reaching an agreement ment 1 Is mentIs this timpy delaying mentI the e I day eill or of rupture Or r Is there a of or hope hopt thaI that M II Poincare Is lis li- li s p becoming rea reasonable The writer I I I U Is bound to ny y that tha the tho general generalI I In is without cheer cher The attitude of ot K lie Poincare throughout negotiations the the- fIve haie hae been Absolutely relent relent- les bythe s le-s U He lie s lI got rot Germany by the JUgUlar y vein In and apparently heI he I doe dol dors not mean to let go ro reparations lor or no reparations 1 |