inese Agency.
London, Feb. 10. n armies are successfully repelling all the attacks of the Germans and Autrians, which are believed to be made in the vain nape of culminating in an effort to capture Warsaw. The serried formation of the troops, entailing desperate bayonet fighting, is causing the Germans appalling losses. The British official estimate of there since the beginning of the war is Rainy weather is again delaying active operations on the western front where, however, the con-ions in the trenches have vastly improved. The actual sickness amongst the troops is infinitesimal this is due to inoculation and the excellent sanitary caaditions.
'M. Bark, Russian Minister of Finnes, and M. Deleassé. French Min'ster of Foreign Affairs, are spending a few days in London after the financial conference in Paris.
The absolute understanding of the Powers of the Triple Entente is warrrly appreciated in each country.
Efforts to increase the employment of women are general in Great Britain. The volume of trade is so enormous that the Cabinet has appointed a committee to cee what is the best possible way to facilitate its exertion. The condition of Lanceshire is almost normal. The employers generally are conceding requests for increases of wages during the war.
The public views with absolute calm the threatened German sub-
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