ALLIES' COMMERCIAL ENTENTE
•GERMANY UNEASY AT NEW ; \ . LINE OF ACTION. (Rcc. Jan. 3, 2.55 p.m.) PARIS/ Jan. 2. "Le Temps," commenting on. tlie pro-, posed commercial entente of> the Allies, says that the Germans are growing uneasy at this new line* of action. Hamburg shipowners have pointed out iind German- newspapers have re-echoed the danger to Germany, of ilie closing of ; thu.-doors of foreign markets, especially those of the Allies: Our delay in resuming business, coupled with permanent obstacles to the invasion of 'our markets are fatal to Germany., Therefore a commercial entente is more than an economic necessity—it is a 'political duty and a guarantee for future security. ■
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue XLIX, 3 January 1916, Page 1
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