HATRED OF BRITAIN

Grey River Argus, 28 June 1915, Page 5

HATRED OF BRITAIN

MUSf BE CULTIVATED IN , GERMANY ■ s 'SUBMARINE WARWARE. MUjSTt h PROOFED. < n •■ ■ ' r .a AMSTERDAM, June 26. Count Reventlcnv, Tarpitz's mouth H piece, writing- to the "Tages Zeitung". c warns Germany that she must dot ■• stop her .anti British hatred. Germany cannot accept the position of ruling the world alongside Britain ■ Therefore sL'e mrust break the strength of. the Island. i Those refusing: to hate England must be regarded with feelings of con tempt and disgnist. . . No other course was possible for true Germans. , . = ' Encouraged : by the "Ta.£fes Zei- ii tuitig-'s" reappear&hce; the "Zeu^z Zei- .ft tuhg" vehemently insists that Ger- ir many must not recede froni' t'ef stand n point on submarine warfare. It w?.s pitiable pusillanimity eyer Sj to consider the possibility of agreeing 1 to America's detnands. fi The 'conHitipns in the United State? ta indiices Britain to raise the blockade c: as her starvation plan has failed. fr THE FINANCIAL POSITION. GERMANY AND AUSTRIA ISSUING PAPER MONEY. BOTH COUNTRIES BANKRUPT. DEPENDING ON A WAR INDEM- ai ' NITY TO RECOUP. " la . (Reed 4- 5 i>.i"-) ™ LONDON, June 26. V A neutral banker from, Vienna, sta-. s tes that Austria has issued , of pasrier money during- the war. . , -The frold covermg- it has been dim IB nished- from -£70,000,600 to .^ poo 1 but purchasers abroad have been . jreduced to. .aminiimum, . ' . i 'If peafie -is signed now AustnaHungrary is bankrupt, and will pos- _ sibly pay, elleven per cent. ;, ._ Gteroniahy is alsa bankrupt and will "> pay 16 (per cerit .. . jr . lAustro-German ftnancieris rely on a W war indemnity to recoup them. „ ...