INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
THE FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. PARIS, November 24. (Received Nov. 24, at 11.25 p.m.) In the Chamber of Deputies M. Delcasso advocated effective control of Macedonia such, as Austria and Russia were endeavouriug to establish. France would always support tlieui in the execution of reforms. Referring to tho AngloFrench Arbitration Treaty, he said formerly England and France saw the things dividing them, now they saw those uniting them. The Chamber greeted tho statement with clieers. M. Dubard moved to invite 'Mi Deleasse to arrange with other nations for a limitation of armaments. 31. Dolcnsse replied : " Our Estimates in late years have been lowered. Acts were more than words. It is not incumbent upon us to take the initiative. An amendment to M. Dubard's motion approving of M. Delcasse's action was carried by 490 to GO.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12829, 25 November 1903, Page 5
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