London, Nov. 13.
It in not expected that there will be the slightest difficulty in raising the £225,000,000 required to meet the cost of the war until March 31.
The Government proposes to raise another million men, bringing the total strength of the British army up to 2,186,400, exclusive of Territerials. It is expected that the mil-Tion men of the new army will be enrolled by Obrietmas.
The President of the Bavarian Department of Agriculture officially estimates that Germany will reach the limit of her home supplies by next May.
Trade in Great Britain is excel lent, and in many industries there are absolutely no men without ployment. Food prices are norm and they cease to interest the public.
The Germans are still kept at bay along the coast of Belgium sad north France in spite of most des perate attacks.
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