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AUSTRIA MAY REJECT NOTE.
ONLY DECLARATION POSSIBLE.
(United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright)
LONDON, February 21
“The Times’ ” Rome correspondent states; The ‘ 1 Jiornale D’ltalia” records with satisfaction a speech by M. Winkler foreshadowing Austria’s rejection of the Franco-British note regarding the impo.rtait.ion of machine guns, as being the only declaration possible from a country conscious of its rights and dignity.
“UNPARALLELED BLACKMAIL.”
GERMAN GAZETTE DESCRIBES
NOTE.
BERLIN, February 20. . The North German Gazette describes the Anglo-French note to Austria .as '“unpaxaleleid: (blackmail.” The paper attacks Britain for the weakness ■of her foreign policy as enunciated by Sir John Simon, who, it says, is everlasting apologising, and yet acts continuously as though England were mcr© powerless than she is. He even outdoes his predecessor, Sir Austen Cii amber lain, in voluntary self-immo-lation for the benefit of French imperialism. _______
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