France Ready To Aid Russia.

New York Times 100 years ago today, December 6, 1912:
Premier Poincaré Declares the Republic Is Standing by Its Allies and Its Friendships.
CRISIS IS NOT YET ENDED
Austrian Premier Says That the Military Bills Have Lost None of Their Urgency.
ITALY ANGERED BY GREECE
The Bombardment of Avlona Causes Much Irritation — Rumanian Army Is to be Increased.
By Marconi Transatlantic Wireless Telegraph to The New York Times.
    LONDON, Friday, Dec. 6.— Premier Poincaré's speech in the French Chamber of Deputies yesterday confirms the belief that all the questions arising out of the Balkan war will be settled in due time without serious trouble.
    Greece has announced her intention of taking part in the peace conference in London, and it is expected that before the negotiations begin she will either adhere to the armistice concluded by the Balkan States with Turkey or negotiate a separate agreement.