FRENCH PRESIDENT.
A NERVOUS ATTACK. tf fdegwjh.—Press Assn —•PopytifM. Received Sept, 16, 8.45 p.m. London, Sept. 15 The Paris correspondent of the Daily Eipress reports' that Madame B;Mttjntel'g reluctance to persuade her kufifband to resign -was overcome by the discovery -that he fell into a pond while wandering unattended in the chateau grounds at Rambouillet. A gardener rescued him in an exhausted condition, and a serve nervous attack followed.— AU.-N2. Cable Assn.
A cable tc the Australian papers from London, dated September 5, says: M. Paul Deschanel, President of JYanoe, is a nemras wreck, and is qui{e unable to appear in public. His resignation is being discussed. ■A leading correspondent discloses that fcfl recent fall from a tram was not accidntat He has for some time been taboring tinder the obaession that he had bem ookfhjed to gaol and threw himself fcmt bf the window of the train. The correspondent further states that S£ Mfllewrxl, the Prime Minister, holds ths President's resignation and vrtll use itWhen it suits tV Government. M. Millerand is the stiongeet aspi/ant for the Presidency.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 September 1920, Page 5
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