London, Oct. 4.
Mr. Winston Churchill, the Home Secretary, speaking at Dandec, said that the aspect, of Europe was harsher and more terrible than it had been for yea The present was an anxious and critical time, and would have been et more anxious and critical if the ritish Navy had not been strong' enough to secure the undoubted command of the seas. The Turco-Italian conflict bad passed the stage at which words, unfortunately, became useless. As regards Morocco, Great British wished. to see a settlement which would end the Moroccan question for ever and enable France and Germany to live together on terms of mutual respect, as the only sure foundation of porce in Europe.—Reuter.
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