Paris, Aug. 27.
The slow reconstitution of Anglo-French financial solidarity is the most cheerful thing the Paris newspapers have to say as regards the outcome of the London conversations.
Some of the papers dwell on the ess of the burden imposed upon France, pointing out that if Aug. 22.
A communique last night stated that "we landed a big convoy at Allsucemas without incident morning. The Air Force extensive: "Uy bombarded the RiMi headquarters at Ajdir, the enemy only feebly re: plying with machine-Runs."
Aug. 23.
The oticers Killed in the Riff rai have been buried with full eeremon, Alhucemas, Paysas she will her The body of Commander Nonas-"American editors grip wil be embarred ud will be unable to pay French juck to Spain. creditors, One "4° communique issued here to-day francs we advanced to reconstruct suites that airmen and a battleship devastated regions, is entirely lost" esterday carried on a very vigorous {bombardment of the Rift const the whole problem," save "Lo posite Alhucemuts, seriously damag-Fetit Journal," "seems to lie in the ing enemy artillery. The Rifis westion of what effect the negotia-plied to the battleship's fre.
will have in Ameri Madrid, Aug. 24.
Mutin™ denounces us offer An oficial ce arnuniqaé issued tox sive the "burlesque suggestion that British observer should semi-day claims that the enemy's fire at Alinucemas hail been silenced by the attend the negotiations opportune arrival of the man-of-war Caillaux and Secretary Alfonso. Te admits that, owing. to at Washington.—Reuter. the uss means of communication America Relenting?
Jwith the mainland being: interrupted Swampscott, Aus. 25. jtirougl the attack," it has, been possible to gauge the damage President Coolidge now thinks! that the Commission should listen unstained by the enemy in the recent bombnrdments.—Reuter, the pleas of outstanding debtor na a London, Aug. 22.
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