CONTINENTAL PRESS OPINIONS.
FRIENDLY FEELING OF GERMANY. Pabis, Nov. 2. The foremost French newspapers consider the disaster pro»f that Great Britain never provoke.! the war, otherwise she would have provided for every contingency. London, Nov. 2. An inspired article published in the Berlin Neueste Nacrichten says Germany's policy in regard to South Africa is one of absolute neutrality. It addß that the French press, in recommending intervention on the grounds of abstract justice, betrayed an aspiration to apply the principle to Alsace-Lorraine. Great Britain was the great sea power and Germany the great laud power. In view of. future reorganisation in South Africa, Germany was doubly interested in co-operating harmoniously with England. The journal further Btates that the Kaiser's forthcoming visit to England is dictated not by personal but exclusively national reasons.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9662, 3 November 1899, Page 2
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132CONTINENTAL PRESS OPINIONS. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9662, 3 November 1899, Page 2
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