London, May 0.
The Belgian people "above all, must nol lose sight of the essential unity of the conflict, and not dupe of German tactics, to isolate her adversaries and then attack them tone after another," says the Swiss newspaper, "Gazoite de Lausanne," according to a, special commentary issued here. "Germany's complete occupation "of southern "Norway seems inevitable, but docs not modify the general situation, while the ultimate success of the adventure $8 still problematical "Only a month agd, Germany was sheltered by neutrgis' and she alone profited by the use of their territorial waters, and benefited by: all Denmarle fand Norway could supply. She now hho the thankless (ask of maintain~ domination over the two new blockaded territories. The occupa~ lon, so dearly bought by the German Navy, may at present have moment ary economic advantages, but It doubtful whether it can compensate for the loss of all the benefits the Reich had derived from their neutrality."—Reuter
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