GERMANY AND BRITAIN.
DENIALS BY GERMAN STATESMEN
By; telegraph. Press Ass’n, Copyright Received 10.22 p m., Dee. 15. Berlin, Deo. 15. Herr Bebel, in the Reichstag, implied that the Kaiser was the ohief cause of the tension with Groat Britain. Ho gave the signal for an increase of the fleets of all countries, yet an alliance of Great Britain and Germany meant the lasting peace of Europe. Prince Von Bulow declared that it was nonsense to pretend that Germany was planning Bggressive schemes against Great Britain- It was idiotic lies to assert that there was a violent collision between tho Kaiser and King Edward. It was untrue that Germany was ever on the point of declaring war with Great Britain, or ever irritated and provoked Great Britain. Germany only claimed the same elbow room in matters of commercial industry and navigation as others onjoyed.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1628, 16 December 1905, Page 2
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