Copenhagen, Nov, 25.
Norway and Sweden today called for common action by neutral states in the face of the new threat of extion.
The Army has reported one ket in France.
No French casualty lists are published, but their killed are probably considerably fewer than the British—Reuter. peace in Germany, institution of an era of progress.
The war will end, they continued, either ùy an outright Allied victory or else as a result of revolution in the Reich which has been forecast by many political observers.
Despite the taste of unrestricted sea warfare given by Germany to Allied and neutral shipping, and in spite of optimistic German surveys of the Reich's internal economic position, there is little doubt of the outcome of the war, American observers stated.
motion of these beliefs is to be found, they emphasized, in the obvious hesitations of the German Government, which prove that there already are dissensions within the Nazi party machine.—Havas.
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