INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,
GERMANY’S BOAST,
PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT Berlin. Sept. 16. The Hamburger Nachrichten derides British boasts of naval supremacy. It ajjeclares that Germany’s new. ships will . Jgreatly excel the Drednoughts in offensive Other newspapers jubilantly state that Germany in 1903 will be as strong, perhaps stronger, than Britain. London, S3pt. 16. The Daily Mail states that Lord Charles Beresford will be appointed to the supreme command of home waters in April, commanding twenty-four first-class battle--ships, exclusive of the reserve fleet. Advices from Pekin state that Russia has announced she is unable to evacuate Northern Manchuria before April, owing to internal troubles.
Tokio, Sept. 16. The Japanese press complain that Russia has opened no places to trade in Northern Manchuria as she should have done according to treaty, while Japan has opened six in Southern Manchuria.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1863, 18 September 1906, Page 3
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