LORD HALDANE’S VISIT.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 39, 10 February 1912, Page 5

LORD HALDANE’S VISIT.

PERMANENTLY REMOVING POINTS OF DIFFERENCE.

GERMANY’S CORDIAL RESPONSE

(Received 10. 8.5 a.m.) Berlin, .February 9. The “Tagliclie Rundschau” declares that Britain has met with cordial response in its inquiry regarding Germany’s willingness to permanently relieve points of difference by definition ,f respective spheres. Diplomatists ire examining the points throughout the Avorld Avhere interests will clash. The contemplated agreement will probably embrace the colonial, navy, and railway question. ... Doubtless Lord Haldane’s visit is jonnectcd with the diplomatic explanation.

AN ENGROSSING TOPIC AMONG . BERLINERS.

SUG GESTED RAPPROOfiEMENT

(Received 10, 8.5 a.m.) Paris, February 9.' . 1 Notwithstanding English assurances that Lord Haldane’s visit is pn/ate, the neAVEpapers cbuple the visit with Lord Charles -Hereford’s Inn•heon, indicating a possible AngloJermafa ■rapprocheinent. .. i \ I 1 TBerlin,! February 9.

Lord Haldane’s visit is the engrossing topic. At the Chancellor’s lunch it the Embassy after the latter’s interview with the Kaiser, Lord Hallape informed- dbf Jstervtqw,erg that ,iia visit was not political. ‘ ‘SCIENTIFIC EDUCATI OX. ” London, February 9. The Foreign OHico has issued a ■datemeht' that' Lord Haldane is enj!airing into the question of, scientific .ducation at'Universities 1 . As is well mown to leading people, this doubtess covets Anglo-German relations. , SUSPICIOUS” COMP ANT.

(Received 10, 9.35 a.m.) f Berlin, February 9. Lord Haldane had luncheon with the vaiser, the Chancellor, and Director ,-f Foreign Affairs,