THE INTER-ALLIED CONFERENCE.

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THE INTER-ALLIED CONFERENCE.

PARIS, November 29

M. Clcmenccau addressing the In-ter-Allied Conference, declared that the Allies must win on the battlefield Hence all were agreed to the sacrifices the right to real peace for humanity, demanded by the 'Allied Command, which no intrigue or weakness would ever shake.' "We must translate our high passion into acts. Let our motto be 'Lot Us Work. 7 The Conference was afterwards divided into sections representing finance transport, munitions, aviation, foodstuffs, and blockade.

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Taihape Daily Times, 1 December 1917, Page 5

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