CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
FRANCE’S RELATIONS WITH OTHER POWERS.
By Telegraph—Pross Association—Copyright
Received 11.25 p.m., Nov. 24. Paris, Nov. 24. In tho Chamber M Deputies M. Dolcasso advocated effective control of Macedonia,-*, such ns Austria and Russia were endoavoring to establish. Franco would always support them in tho execution of reforms. Referring to tho Anglo-French arbitration treaty, bo said that formerly England and France saw things dividing them. Now they saw those uniting them. The Chamber greeted tho statements with cheers. M. Duliard moved to invito M. Dolcasso to arrange with other nations tho limitation of armaments.
M. Dolcasso replied : ” Our estimates in late years havo boon lowered. Acta aro more than words. It is not incumbent upon us to tako the initiative.” An amendment to M. Dullard’s motion, approving of M. Doleasse’s policy, was carried by 490 to 66.
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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1056, 25 November 1903, Page 2
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