Paris, Aug. 27.
The German reply to yesterday's French Note which has been handed to M. Briand agrees to a con-Xinuance of negotiations, and announces the despateh of a jurist to London to confer with Allied ex-
London, Aug. 27.
Reuter's News Agency learns that the German Government has nomina ated Doctor Gauss, Director of the Department of Justice, to meet the Allied experts to discuss the Security Pact when a meeting can be arranged—Reuter.
Marseilles, Aug. 28.
The difficulty of the Socialist Congress to find a text for the resolution regarding the Security Pact, Thich would be acceptable to the British ar well as the French ard German delegates, has been overcome, The Peace Committee agree on a resolution insisting on the enforcement of a protocol declaring that private pacts are inadequate and ought not to contain secre? clauses" "or anything contrary to arbitration, Such pacts should also come under the control of the League of Nations—Reuter.
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