Paris, Aug. 19.
The Ministiy of War announces that the occupying troops were withdenwn from Offenburg and Apronwelee yesterday without te cient, The' Cabinet to-day unanimously approved the work of the French delegates at the London Conference and thanked them for the important results obtained in the interests of France, Mr, MacDonald's letter to. Int. Herriot is not commented upon by the Left press, but is denounced by the organs of the Right.
The "Echo de Paris" says that a series of British intrigues. to. com: pel France to reduce the period of evacuation may be expected.
The "Action Francaise" describes the letter as a gratuitous bludgeon blow on M, Herviot's head and says that the bankers re-appear behind Mr, MacDonald to blackmail France, Later.
While the publication of Me. MacDonald's letter has completely nurprized political circles here, it in authoritatively Jearned that' M. Herriot had previously consented to Minister of Finance te Moat n loan for $00,000,000 gold marks, and empowering the Government to surrender State Railway bonds totalling 11 milliard marks, and algo bonds amounting to five milliard marks secured on industrial
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