London, Feb. 21. The British members of the Anglo-French _Inter-Parliamentary Conference, which is meeting in Paris, were received to-day by M. Poincaré, the French President, and M. Briand, the French Premier.
President Poincaré, addressing the British members of Parliament, said that the relations between the two Parliaments would bring still closer the bonds between the two nations He hoped that the brotherhood in arms would lead to a permanent brotherhood. France admired the immense and magnificent effort accomplished by Great Britain, whom the war had made a great military Power. He oonclud- D ed: "We shall pursue the war to a victory which we will celebrate in an indestructible friendship."
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