London, March 28.
Lord Northoliffe, interviewed on his return from France, states tha: the Battle of Verdun will continue much longer because Germans after their unprecedented preparations do not dare to cease their attacks. Their failure to capture Verdun will be the greatest defeat of the war.
He knew the exact number of the French losses. They were very small compared to there inflicted on the Germans, whose communigqués are mostly lies. His visit to France has more than ever con-vinoed him of the ultimate victory of the Allie The British had helped the French by taking over another portion of their line. The French praise very warmly the great improvement in the British Army. "We are worrying the Germans
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