"BEWARE OF ENGLAND!"

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12826, 27 July 1912, Page 2 (Supplement)

"BEWARE OF ENGLAND!"

DEaiA^bS OF a^tSERMAX WAR.

_/.■ _ ■■■ BERLIN, June 12. ' Dift J^oslf > ,\yie.'oi^a3fi ofrthfe? German S j^feE^^r-.ftr^^ng- article dedlaring that the European situation £as -taken ' a turn winch again places <3«rnmrty "oh top" arid-urging the Government to. exploit the position "m the right, ; way.",, \ ... •- . •. w , . . -!%-" u Hp m e- Aemarxd. of the hour,' accord m|. to the.^dst, is avoidance pf any .sort bf_ai l rahg€meht oFtfgreeme.nt 1 ' w^th ~v"G-ermany," says the article, as- apparently so strong- and so^feared M,#. ; England,. Ei»nce r .and Rt^sia combined wiia dare tp attacjc us ' but ♦£f y - mu h f^ P*<#ared ftfr ' jdiht ' ac^ tiOn. . 'That certainly 1 make!s kJtKe^politfcal- .position,, of .; the German Empire a «itißtactory, v 6ne, ■ ; „ • ■■' '• '• - "4 f^ ll ' ev kl i y °? e - °f ErcglW^V Unsuccessful conspiracies she ' has adopted a inendly manner' and endeavored 'by means of all sorts of -negotiations to hdid Germany, ba,cjc until the latter could he embroiled .m some, . fresh. \ jangle., The German Empire .to-day does not require to ' hlßgotfat/e ' eitheV • with Erigfand or any. other-member -of the hostile 1 grouii'. We,- shaft only emerge the fooled and S^ d ¥ m v *v-- •'■-■ ■<-• ■■■ ' We must never again be so generous as to" divide dnr interest 'with'- England. What is'still'tb be lind m the world •■we ,neecL for* ourselves alon^e. - ->We, do not need ,it .j;orday or to-morrow, "but we must see that it is not taken away alto-, .gether or piecemeal by others. , "Our growing" strength will some day permit us ;to<.. take -it without dftnger. We are to-day powerful enough tomain^ t«in the status.: quo,, a\id the time i? .coming', when we shall be strong enough to seize ten'ltbr'y without anvbody'daring to hinHei" us. -r ' : r * •

"Bewurei of .JShgland!. Let .:us hear nothing of treaties. ,J»et us -wait and arm and what we need will beoiiys undividedjy !»■• ' • "■'•■ :I ' ' ' ' Although tJie sentiments expressed by the ■; J?ost are undoubtedly 'those which inspire the Gevnian war party, the cir"iilntion of that journal is "inflnitesimally sipall. It is one of the group of Antflolihobe newspapers known as the "Ar-mour-plaie Press," because their chief support is ' .understood to, he derived from,. the quarters .identiQed w.ith :the arraaments incjustpy. ; /