After the Peace Treaty he presided over the Inter-Allied Silitary Com= mittee at Versailles and in 1920 he was elected a member of tha Académie doth mar 9 in th Foch "always ed the gereatent admiration and eifection foe his Britis brothers-in-arms. Ite Mae prowl of his ranks of British Fickt: Marshal, and enjoyed nothing his visite to England, which incidentally enabled him to, sei the extent of his on pretigg yin the fra wu that a Inter Fontainebleau, he was, at his own request, stationed at Tarbes and tw ears later at the cavalry school at Saumur. He thus added 3 clinical knowledge of cavalry to London, Mar, 20.
This paying very eloquent tributes to the morning's pers unite Rreatness of Marshal Foch alike a soldier and man, Montgomery, Alabama, Mar, 19.
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Foch wats yet has 1 -Foch a national funeral. the sixth thine a nae tional funeral haw been recorded sinew the foundation of Marshal, reclining window, och's medical ix moviewly
that th chair at the raised a feobls Principal task now is ing: to the needs of refugees, The danger of disease epidemics the refugee camps practically has been eliminated by the efficient work of the Ked Cross and the sanitation Vincennes for three 3 after which he ret a the Beale net jeure de being ssoviate profeasur of history, strafes hard and moved th The doctor the would lik the Marshal ight, but give men tier that units of itary. The work of "Now Lam ready! road repairs is going forward and motor tracks with supplies soon wi able to reach the more remo!
With these, ut words, he fel back in the chair and died in the arms of the doctor—Reuter, districts, The area still inundated now i crete ta foo Saat]
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