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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 221, 22 October 1914, Page 6

THE TEUTON'S BLUFF. Germany refused to respect either the neutrality of the English Channel or the neutrality of Belgium, and, consequently, her own preservation, jis well as fidelity to her allies and to her treaty obligations, made it impossible for England to keep out of the war. When Germany invaded Belgium it was done in the full knowledge that to do so,would be an attack upon England, and that she would certainly strike back. Had Belgium : accepted the German bribe, and allowed her the use of her neutralised territory, the effect, would have beeu the same. —''Daily Telegraph. Js " -