FRANCO-GERMAN FEELING.
IRRITATION GROWING. WORSE THAN AT AGADIR. i 8 a.m.) - • BERLIN, April 17. Fresh charges of French insults to Germans on the Riviera and elsewhere are given prominence in the German newspapers. The-feeling of irritation is worse than at the time of the Agadir incident. Demorel, a French captain of Engineers, was arrested while inspecting a bridge at Spires. He denies espionage, end says that he was merely spending his leave travelling in Germany. ■*'■ THE NANCY INCIDENT. A MINISTER'S INQUIRY. 11.10 a.m.)' PARIS, April 17. M. Ogier examined the employees of the Casino at Nancy, where it is "alleged that sis German merchants were hustled. They were unanimous that the Germans were not subjected to violence.
The "Matin" and the "Petit Journal' , declare that whatever the results of the inquiry the Government must take severe steps to prevent a recurrence of such incidents.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 92, 18 April 1913, Page 5
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