STIRRING UP

Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 September 1910, Page 3

STIRRING UP

BAD BLOOD

.HETWKKX UXGLAXD AXD GERMANY.

FATIIKR LAND'S "FURIOUS ACTIVITY IX THF XORTII SKA."

[BY ELECTRIC TELKORAPn-COrrRIOnT.] I I'KR PRKBS ASSOcUTIOiI 1 This Dav. fl.lo a.m.) LOXDOX,' September 2. The Daily .Mail continues to publish Mr William Maxwell's remarkable _ letters on Germany's furious activity in the North Son. He asserts that they are making Heligoland another' Gibraltar, Enulon a. largo naval base, and Borkum a torpedo base within six hours' .sail of England. The Daily Chronicle (Radical) censures such discussions, especially while Hie case of the two Englishmen recently arrested as spies is .sub judico. ' Moreover the journal considers such articles stir up hnrl blood between the two countries.