Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-05-03 | Page 1 | French Spurn German Ofeer

IiI u uw w C y J yu FRENCH I SPURN GERMAN OF JL b Je v AJ 3 Js adviA J JL OF 30 I BILLION r MARKS I INSUFFICIENT 1 I Such Is Declaration of French Cabinet After I Consultation POINCARE TO REPLY Berlin Believes Latest Of- Of Offer Offer Of Offer fer Should Be Start Start- Starting Starting Starting ing Point PARIS PAnts May Olay S 3 E B B The Asso- Asso Asso cIted Press The Th The cabinet today loday unanimously rejected the new GOrman German reparation proposals proposal rejection The rhe i en en II for tor the rejection rejection tion ero cre lack of ot guarantees and the insufficiency of the lh sum offered h b German German Germ n Premier PoIncare Mill consult I IPremier the Belgian Go as ns to the to tb Germ Germiny and aud when hen It ItI Itis li I ready It 11 1 nil be he communIcated to all the allies Ma M 3 In B Bv The Th Asso- Asso Asao press Although the new Gel Geiman newdel man reparations proposals are sed criticised ed In some circles circle as too pliable opinion In go Quarters hold holds that the th offer f at- at at fOI negotiations ds a startinG point for tor Newspaper comment Is aIled the Ta declaring that Germany has hs offered a ground on the allies aIlis maj ma meet here rc Die Zelt belle believes es that Ocr Ocr- Ger Germany many cannot pay p y SO 80 billion gold marl marks s sIn In I the proposals to the presIdents and premiers Chancellor Cuno It become me known n today as- as asserted as asserted that Germany Is Js j ready to end tho present period of ot uc- uc tion but ut Is 15 also alio ready to hold out outto outto outto to the last gasp ca p which 11 would men mean death to 10 any aliens allons 11 CC ron roil WORLD We e are ready fOr tor this he con con- con continued because wo so 0 I know now that It Ir our Is not accepted as a basis of t r negotiations n the other Is lanot not aiming at repartition reparations but at Inot on or destruction The Th orld hitherto has bas looked look d on 01 on nt sit this I quarrel as a spectacle without wl par- par I parI Interesting I t ng Itself self e W e once again put pul to it the question Does It want sant peace or a continuance ot ota ota ofa a conflict which ma lead Iced to un- un un Imaginable unImaginable lents 1 It I Is for the orld to 10 speak speakS nn An