for Britain, France Geneva, Sept, 31.
Complete agreement on measures ter curb submarine activity" in the Mediterranean wag reached to-day. at the Nyon after a_ protracted discussion, The agreement, which is regarded as a telumph for Anglo-French diplo-referred. to. the the Mediterranean under 2 case The German attitude is one of dis-Inelination to become involved. more than necessary, in Mediterranean complications while, at the same imo, " maintaining solidarity with 1~Each country will be respon sible for its own territorial waters.
2—Franee and Great Britain will have general control of all waters in the Mediterranean, 'SAUL submarines that do not conform with the London naval conven ton witl be treated as pirates.
"With the adoption of these proposals, the work of the Conference {s'now regarded as practically over.
seems likely that the meeting will lieable to. conclude its labours "on 'Monday, by which time the various -governnienis should have been able instruct their delegates, aly wilt be invited to' participate geal controls far It one Government will be informedef the cerns the Adriatic, while the Germai
Conference's "work, in accordance with the assurance given by the cone ening' governments "in acknowledg bing the German and Mahan replies {o the original joint invitation.
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