THE FEELING IN GERMANY.
DECREASE OF ANGLOPHOBIA.
LORD MILNER'S NATIVE POLICY.
(Received' February 2nd, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON. February 1.
Professor Delbruck, historian, has altered his views regarding the war. He disproves the Boer stories, *nd declares that there is an increasing disposition in Germany to recognise the gallantry and htHnani&y of the British troops. He severely condemns Miss Hobhouse.
A Blue Book just issued foreshadows Lord Milner's policy of kindness and firmness towards the natives, compelling them to observe contracts, and shows his determination to suppress drinking.
AN ANTI-WAR PETTnON
(Received February Ist, 10. U *.m.)
SYDNEY, February 1. The Anti-War League has forwarded a petition to the Political Labour Conference requesting them to sign it, bat the Conference, by one rote, declined to do so.
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 11190, 3 February 1902, Page 5
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