DARK CLOUDS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 20, 8 September 1911, Page 5

DARK CLOUDS.

sETT LKM ENT PRC)RA BLE. By Electric Telegraph.—Copyriglit. United Press Association, Berlin, September 7. The run on the Stettin Savings Bank continues. The withdrawals total £75,000. Herr Hollwcg conferred with the Kaiser regarding France’s proposals. The Cologne Gazette anticipates a speedy outcome of the negotiations. The Lokal Anziogcr declares that Britain will ho called to account foi riding rough-shod over Germany's treaty rights with Morocco. INSURANCE AGAINST WAR. London, September 7. The underwriters at Lloyd’s have accepted 12 per cent, on big insurances to pay loss in the event of the outbreak of war between two or three specified Powers before 1912. TO-DAY'S; MESSAGES. (Received 8, 9.50 a.m.) London, September 7. The “Daily Mail’s” Berlin correspondent states that the run on the savings banks has impressed the people as to the effect of hostilities on German industry. A financial authority states that since the beginning of August Germany has been deprived of over £5,000,000, which has been withheld by French banks. Herr Kiderlin-Wachter is reported to have stated that no Chancellor would face the Reichstag to justify war over a few Moroccan sandhills. Berlin, September 7. The tone of to-day’s .papers would load to the belief that, the negotiations are following a satisfactory course.