FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE CARRIED. PACIFIST PROPAGANDA STOPPED \ Reuter s Telegrams. V ■ ___ __ . (Rec. July 9, 2.45 p.m.) - : ... PARIS, July 8., The Chamber of Deputies has concluded a several days' secret debate on the conduct of operations. It adopted a vote of) confidence in the Government by 275 votes to 23, after a stirring appeal by M. Painlove for the continuance and endurance of • the union which the country had hitherto shown till victory had been achieved. M. Ptiinleve was accorded an ovation. The Minister lor the Interior stated that as a result of the strikes, Avhich were purely economic ajid had been settled by the patriotism of the workmen and employers and the support of labour c rgunisatious, stringent orders had been given to stop pacifist propaganda, tending to weaken the morale of the people.
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Grey River Argus, Volume 10, 10 July 1917, Page 3
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