BRITAIN AND AMERICA.
THE.CUT!AN TROUBLE,
- Press'Association—Bj Telegraph—Copyright. BERLIN, February 13. Tho newspaper Deutsche Reichsanzei-ger-states that in the official despatches Horr liolleben, the German Minister at •Washington, on April 15 regarded tho proposed note to President M'Kiiiley somewhat coolly, and mentions liis opinion to Lord l'auncefote, as its initiator. The Kaiser also entered his distent to the noto on the margin of a despatch. LONDON, February IS. The Times says that the opinion is held in Washington that Horr Hollebon'.s view is erroneous. The Austrian Ambassador was tho originator of the proposal, and convened the meeting of tho ■diplomats. Lord I'auncefote's and Lord Cranbovne's statement is regarded as conclusive.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12278, 15 February 1902, Page 7
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108BRITAIN AND AMERICA. Otago Daily Times, Issue 12278, 15 February 1902, Page 7
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