The Moroccan Adventure.

The Western Pact, German disarmament, the evacuation of Cologne, and all the other problems' with which France is concerned are for the time being overshadowed by the war in Morocco. For France is once more at war, much to the dismay of the French people. The public shows intense nervousness. Morocco has sinister associations in the French mind. The French people feel themselves to be started on an adventure of which they cannot see the end. The Communists are exploiting the popular feeling against war for any reason-not-without some success. If the campaign in Morocco goes on much longer, there may be a very serious agitation and a general demand for peace at any price.