ANGLO-GERMAN SENTIMENT
Pm» Atoxittion—By T«l*2r«ph—Copyright LONDON, February 4 Lord Avcbury appeals for. £5000 to cover the'expellees of the Anglo-German Friendship Society and the cost of holding public meetings. A JOURNAL'S APPEAL. BERLIN, February 4. The Tngcblatt makes a strong appeal in favour of an Anglo-German entente and mutual co-operation for tho development of the uncivilised countries of Africa and Asia. Its remarks are particularly addressed to the Chauvinists in Great Britain on tho one hand, and to Anglophobo Pan-Germans on tho'other, with a eeriona warning as to the terribly ruinous results that would follow any conflict.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15370, 6 February 1912, Page 5
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96ANGLO-GERMAN SENTIMENT Otago Daily Times, Issue 15370, 6 February 1912, Page 5
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