Millerand, and the Minister" of Marine, M. Augagneur, have visited england and are delighted with spectacle of the immense force which is preparing. The French Press is enthusiastic.
The coming desperate Austro-German attack on Servia is viewed with anxiety by Rumania which is unwilling to see any Balkan State crushed. The British loan to Rumania is warmly approved.
Wages are steadily rising in Great Britain to meet the advanced prices of food. Accordingly there is little complaint and life continues normal, unlike life in Germany and Austria where corn is now a Government monopoly and the use of food substitutes is general.
There is a shortage of labour in Great Britain where men are insufficient to execute the volume of trade.
Parliament meets on Tuesday amid general confidence and determination. Only criticisms on certain aspects of home policy are expected.
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