GERMAN AFFAIRS.
' BERLIN, Thursday. The Kaiser, addressing naval recruits, emphasised the value of a firm religious 'belief, adding thoso who died for the Fatherland would certainly receive etoilial reward's: Pl'in6e Vr)ii ilulow, German Cildnj bellOr iri the Heieflstdg, during a I debate bft Sdulh-wost Africa, said ' that *furtfrer ilarge stimg were rS- ' fcjUireil to termi&ate the War. Any prpposq.l to evacuate or . abindbii cblbiiitil pcrsseiSsliins would 'arou'so hatibnal indignation.. Germany wag . l/6uhd to colonise owing to tho j 'development of her 'shipping and commerce overseas.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 306, 30 November 1906, Page 4
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