GERMAN AMBITIONS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8062, 19 March 1906, Page 3

GERMAN AMBITIONS.

A declaration of (ienuanyV auilii-| lions was made recently by Count Jievcnllow, the leader id' the l.'aii(Jermans in the KeielNag, when inter>cd by M. do Nousunne. a i'ari>ian journalisl representing the " Kcho de Pans in Merlin. Count Keventljw informed ihe J*ari> juiirsi:tli>l dial (icriiiany inu*t have the whole coasi ol' Morocco, "i'arl'aii. bid what will you leave us?" asked the -Frenchman. "Tiie interior," was the lvplv. Icmpcred, after a feeble protest from M. de Moiisaune, by Iho words, " We nmsi have the Moorish lit lui'al on I lie Atlantic, and tiie realisation as well ol' all our desires, in the forefront of which is Austria gov. (Tiicd by a (uTinun Prince ami li'.tnsI'ormed into a confederal'-d iSlale, ' " Hut how about Bohemia Y' asked M. de Notisunne. "We .shall lake it on the way." " And Hungary ! J " "A\ e .shall see." " I hope so," internipted M. de Nousannr. who now concerned himself as l-s iln l fate of Trii'slo and Trcnl'mo. "We -diall seize them too. Italy will understand that we must have ports. In America, too, there is Brazil, and in Asiatir Turkey Mesopotamia. Moreover, Luxemburg, Belgium and Holland cannot but revert to us." "Bui," and M.de Nousaime, "have you n.« apprehension thai before (hen you will have the whole world against your fount llevcnilow's reply w;;s; " AVe shall see. Jn any ease we are not 1 afraid »d" France. The republic h:e- ---' made of it a nation that is no longer in I be feared."