The feeling that a peaceful solution will be reached was reflected on the Bourse in Berlin, where, even after Mr. Lloyd George's speech was published, the market -was firm and prices generally advanced, owing to the impression: that the Allies do not intent abruptly to break off che negotia.
In the meantime the German Cabinet has met to discuss ihe The Morning Post" unde-sta ids that the Allies, after consulting their legal experts, have decided that, if the application of the sanctions is necessary, this can be done at once instead of waiting till May 1, as it was thought they might have to do in accordance with the Peace Treaty.—Reuter.
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