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After the Armistice did America forget the high resolves and purposes with which we entered the World War? Did we leave our Allies, especially France "in the lurch "? In consequence of our attitude, is Germany in alliance with Russia and Turkey, confidenli.i'lv preparing lor a new attack upon France and the "Peace" of the World? The recent speeches by Mr. Clemenceau in this co ;ntry ro-1 front us with these disturbing question. "In the Armistice, in the Treaty ard MI that followed, there was a great share of pure American work," he reminded his h a rets in New York. But "you .kit after the 'contract was finished, and you told us to execute it as we might. And you were wren;1 in that. You broke all the organs of economic solidarity. It we had known that for three vears the thing that was guaranteed to us (reparations; was not coming to

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The leading article in The Literary Digest this week presents the reaction of the American press to the appeals and charges made by the "Tiger of France," Georges ClemencewU. Newspapers of varied, political persuasion are included in the many quoted in the article, and al! sections of the country are represented. A reading of this summary will give one a very clear idea of exactly whet the French naiion would have America do and the feeling in this country- as to what we should do toward putting the world upon a peace basis. Additional News-Features that will entertain and enlighten are:

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