Washington, Sept. 5.
editorial in yesterday's "Washington Post" recalls that London had originally looked upon the French propositions in connection with the Mediterranean question with scepticism, but had changed its atti tude after the attack.on HMS. Havock and the torpedooing of the Woodford.
"This change may have remote consequences. It shows that England has realized that the action of only one nation is not sufficient to divert the threats of piracy in the Mediterranean. It inlay \be expected thnt England will revert to the policy of joint action," the "Washington Post" concluded.—Havas.
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