THE GERMAN BOGEY.
tUnited Press Association.--Copyright.) LONDON, March 20.
' 3Tr G. N. Barnes, speaking at TVnlworfcli, hoped Sir Edward Grey would not overdo the Anglo-American aspect of (lie Ama-rican alliance, or it might well bring new troubles. The G-crman begey had got to be buried.
Mr Gibson Bowles, speaking at Bath, feared tha world would regard the treaty as an off£n>ive and defensive allianca of Anglo-Saxons in order to dominate the world, and thus lead not to peace, but war.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12710, 22 March 1911, Page 5
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