A telegram from Geneva yesterday afternoon reported that an} agreement had been reached between the representatives of Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Japan and Germany at 'a private' meeting of the (Council of the League of Nations after discussions, lasting all duy Jong, on the question of the military control of Germany. ight Reuter's corres-raphed that a hitch had arisen in the German disarmament discussions and no agreement reached. M. Briand had cived his final instructions Paris, where the Cabinet are divided, and therefore the decisive meeting of the six Powers, which was to have been held last night, was postponed until to-day.—Reuter, Satisfactory Progress Claimed in Sceret Session Geneva, Dee. 10. the military, naval and air clauses! lof the peace tre For (Fran For For Bulgari appointments date respect the termination of the pre-
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