Interpretation of the situation now that j
time has ?lapsed in which the notes could ,
be studied in the light of all the ^r-"um
stan.^s. In spite of the de8 re of the
AdminUt ration to lteep from playing the
role of umpire, the time may arrive when
such a solution may appear to be the
only ori^ to poH the world out of its,
present trouble. ,
Italy. Holland. Sweden. Norway and
Denmark have indicated their "P',r"x'' '
of arbitration, ? and now that * ;
has offered to accept whatever decision
the President of the United ?9t^B |
make it would wm that in tht
that Great Britain and F ranee slJouia
Join with Germany and the n*
tlons in asking President !
arbitrate the cHspute the*? 1? "
could hardly refute. It would be turn ,
in* down the request of the whole worlcL ,
Such a situation is a matter for |
future to determine. There are no In- j
dications so Yar as known here that |
Great Britain couldbe broug around^
U. S. GUARANTEE SEEN IN
MEDIATORY PROPOSALS
Paris 'Temps? Asks if This Is
Washington View.
