Situation Generally Improving Paris, June 16, Painteve (Premier), who has returned from Morocco, gave President Doumergue and members of the Cabinet an account of his jour-rey and the measures decided upon to minimise the duration and risks fof the operations. The Cabinet passed a unanimous vote of thanks to the Premier.
Painleve also told the Cabinet that' Franco-Spanish cooperation had already begun under the provisional agreement by which war. ships of the two Powers would watch the entire Moroccan coast.
From Fez it is now reported that the entire front of the Wezzan sec-for has been consolidated following a series of skirmishes in which the French were victorious.
'A communique issued at Fes states that the situation in the We is improving thanks to the activity
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