FRANCE RESOLUTE
WILL CONTINUE WAR UNTIL AL-SACE-LORRAINE RECOVERED. (Rec. October 21, 5.5 p.m.) Paris, October 20. In a debate in the Chamber, of Deputies upon an interpellation, moved by a Republican and supported by a Socialist, criticising the Government's general policy, M. Painlere „(Prime Minister), in replying, dwelt onshe difficulties encountered, especially in the matter of supply transport and as a result of strikes. He emphasised the Government's reoolution to prosecute the war until Alsace-Lor-raine had been restored, and reminded the Chamber that Mr. Lloyd George for the first time had officiallv declared that Britain would 6tand beside France till Alsace-Lorraine had been restored. The Chamber voted confidence in ihe Government by 3GB to 95—Reuter.
NO IDEA OP A SEPARATE PEACE. (Bee. October 21, 11.5 p.m:) Paris, October 20. M. Painleye'e speech in the Chamber of Deputies concluded by declaring (he idea of a eeparato peace had nover presented itself to the Government. Hβ believed the-power of the Allies when wholly co-ordinated would bo crushing. No Opposition leaders spoke. Despite the largeness of the majority the newspapers appear to expect the reconstruction of the Cabinet.—Ecuter.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 23, 22 October 1917, Page 5
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