GERMANY AND BRITAIN.
~rßiyAL^ na Va l powers. ". t Received January?B'l, 4.*407p.m.3g| tT^:S£3B^ Berlin, "January 30. f 2Herr Bebel. speaking in the Reichstag, f said it was claar that Germany's fleet was intended for use against Britain, "which was wearying os constant efforts to maintain her supremacy/ and might strike bofore It was too late. Herr Tripitz, Minister for the Navy, declared that it was a figment of the imagination to suppose Germany aspired to dispute Britain's supremacy of the Iseas. Germany's fleet was hniit in tbe interests of peace. S:.f. wns not building against anyone.
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Colonist, Volume L, Issue 12155, 1 February 1908, Page 4
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