The Daily News. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1905. GERMANY AND BRITAIN.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7946, 9 October 1905, Page 2

The Daily News. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1905. GERMANY AND BRITAIN.

The irt'iiil nf current events has proved <•> Germany lhal she inusi either identify herself with- the chained relations Hi,il now ~\i-l hrtw i the oili-i- Civat Powers, or occupy a ,„- siiion of isi.lnricn. The? cordial f.vlinys which. France has displayed towards Kuglaiid (if laic 'has hen a .scum- of keen disappointment 1.. 11..- Kaisety while.lite renewed AngloJapanese, treaty has proved an insul-in.iiinia-hlc. c.i.sdich' to his nIK-mpls al playing of! one Piw.r apiinsl another in iinlvr lo ifjain •lit.- ultima I lmlc of his mnliition-lhe arlrilcr of lII.' fatv of mill,mis. In addition 1o tins.' (libtui'Kinj,- c-lviiicnts. Germany's clions at tcilouisinj; arc proving mis- '-■'■' • «'«! vxpensm. failures. Ii would almost senni as il there was a , portentous shadow'clrawine over Ihe German Kcii|iire, with Ihe nil.-m ion of cilisciiring- il, from I In. i.hilsille world. Ilni i( must not he iinairined that the Kaiser ivo.ihl .suffer the lathellal.-l lo l,e reheated to c.l.iiphlslic Chancvlleir, Count vein lluiVw. shoiihi vliiiiv found VI oViv.-ni-cnt to lie interviewed with the oh.ict of Sfirdiiif. fcirilito ihe wcitiil al lan;,- a |>rc.noiinc,.||.,.|it which wollKl test,,, thai in spii., of ihe political i-clip-e. Germany still exists, and is (iiariocisH pleased lo muiiim lhal ii she cannot lead I lie world she will al 1.-ast assert her importance. It letup! at -ran,li|oi|iiciice with which fount Pulow tries t u 1.n.51. 'thdff.ackini; down process. No ih.ul.t ih,. position was not vusx. 10. on th, one hand had C.r y reinained sil,.,n as jlo internal ional alYairs it would j IdcVe heel. |.C!| d ici, 11, U l 111 llt I i lit; tllllt j sin, was no loneer a prominent facj (or in current events, while, on tit,. | 0i1..-, hand,- i he, Kaiser had n„ power ic. interfere, and no option lull le Low to the ineiitahlc. n,- liiwl Mi,- [German Chancellor inlimating lhal provided Germar,.\'* commercial iiiieiests and dimrity are respited no obstacle will l„- placed in the way of Crouch colonial expansion in Morocco, and elsewhere. Germnio w. ill,l raili.r aid than embarrass. Personally, he considered ii' ■' piece of stupidity lo pmlict lhal a war l.etweeii Germany and llriiein was iueviial.le. The.x c„ u i,| noi essay Mich an experiment. since tllc.l would 1.U.1 each oHler 100 much. The two Governments have ">■ I'-n, ree-anl for their personal responsihiliries lo allow themselves lo lie inlhieiic.-d liv press violence. I'raurc was aide lo 1 dissipate Hir pre.iii.lic,-, l.etween Germans and llrilish. The slipulati Intive i„ Gerinnms inleiesis and •ili'e.mly 1„ine respe.l,,l is. ,„;,|er .Ire cimilnslaiuvs. ail excellelil piece of low com. ih. while, the Chancellors per- " I opinion, art fully sandwiched in l.etween the two ollicial pronoiimo ii.ei.ts. is s„ ol{vl(, n isl., insert..,l to cover the awkward predicament in which Gem,any has | n ,n placed thai the whole emision has the appearance of a ponderous iesl. Cortunateh. no sane person Iroiihles nnich over the German p..lic.\ in these days. KtVectiN,...means now exist lor cli.c'niaiiiiii- an.v of Hie Kais r rs al-l.-mpls tosiir „,, 51 ,.;,-,. ,„■ ae.»ramlise himself at the expense of ),j s lieiehNours. Ilrilain is not only will ill" hut anxious to he on the l.est of lerms with Germany 'ami ali 'oilier naii.His. and experience has sh„w„ inaiiei.ee of itilernat ional friendship is t.. he in a position to adei|iialel\ proMde aaainst „, . i.iva.h' of that, cordiality which may possihh occur. 'Hi "look at present is preenant with hop- ~„• an era of peace ami as l,i-,or\ |,,, s I „,,. and il is lo he liop.il that no I'ow.r will 1„-••...-.1. The en,,,,, s out la.- on munitions..if War has s,.\ereh lax,-d'the toilers of 11... world, and il is only iu-l thai they should have „ l.le.i.hilie lillie to lecole. from Ihe