The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1918, Page 5

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Gon- erally the tumult was #0 great that the voice of "The Tiger” was lost in the uproar. Only once or twice were there purposeful interruptions by the Socialists, | After reading the conditions the | Premier excused himself from mak- ing a lengthy address,“ but said: | “In the name of the People of! France and in the name of the Gov- sace-Lorraine.” | There was prolonged cheering, after which the Premier added feelingly: “Let us honor the great army that died.” Tears came to the eyes of most of those in the Chamber—tears for the memory of the dead and tears from the powerful reaction of the moment. Deputies from Alsace-Lorraine, who hai been in France since 1914 and some of whom had fought with ¢ French Army, were enthusiastically rig FL RO ia, Sih Avenue “Size 9 x 12 ft ry any THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1918. 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