BRITISH POSITION.

Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14153, 15 April 1916, Page 5

BRITISH POSITION.

London, April 11

Discussing generally the situation in France and Flanders, Colonel Repington, "The Times' " military correspondent, says: —"Wo must suppose that the Germans can aggregate 800,000 troops against the British on the northern front, and it is therefore not impossible that we raay be attacked, while before we can successfully attack such numbers we must have full effectives and more divisions. Considering Germany's absolute necessity to aim a blow at Britain, it cannot be sai'-l thnt the risk of attack has been removed."