ALLIED CO-OPERATION.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE. CONGRATULATIONS TO RUSSIA. A. and TH-Z. Cable Associatioti nnil Rruter. PARIS, November 18. II is officially stated that M. Poincare entertained at luncheon Mr Asquith, Mr Lloyd George, Sir Douglas Haig, Sir Win. Robertson, General Joffre, General Castelnau, and the Allied Ambassadors and members of the Council of National Defence. M. Briand and Mr Asquith jointly telegraphed to the Russian Premier applauding Russia's denunciation of Germany's violation of international law by claiming to create a Polish State and levying for an army and rejoicing in the renewal of the Tsar's promise of Polish autonomy. A REPLY TO GERMANY. NEW LEVY COUNTER-ACTED. LONDON, November 18. All the Allies were represented at the Paris War Council. The daily Press of Paris says that the Allies have not lost time in replying to the German levy en masse. The War Council is considering military and economic counter-mea-sures.
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 867, 20 November 1916, Page 7
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