ALL IS WELL IN BRITAIN.

Feilding Star, Volume 4, Issue 676, 7 January 1926, Page 4

ALL IS WELL IN BRITAIN.

Accumulating evidence goes •Lo show that all is getting well again wiLli. our Motherland. She is recovering slowly, but surely, after the extensive damages inflicted for four expensive years by the wanton Him. It looks now as if 1926 will see Britain once more on the highway of prosperity. 'Thanks to her tremendous advantage in holding what is ptnelioally a monopoly of raw rubber, Britain is getting some of her own back again from America, whose factories use a prodigious amount of rubber. The Americans do not like tlie rubber monopoly, and they are easting about.for wavs and means to get even with the Britons. 'They seem to forget that they impose their will upon us in the matter of oil and benzine supplies. By the etid... of the new year the Americans will have lost their boasted control of the money market—and even -today it is only a boast, for London has never really ceased to be the world’s treasury.,