INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13337, 28 March 1911, Page 2

INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.

, WHAT THE WASHINGTON TIMES > SAYS. WASHINGTON, March 25. The Washington Times says that there is n> good reason why one of the most progressive forms of arbitration ever Revised should not be signed by Great Britain and the United States. The paper adds that certainly no one on either side of the Atlantic believes that there is the slightest chance of waj occurring between the two countries. The worst, that might ever conic to pass would be in the way of such a misunderstanding as might readily arise between even the, warmest of friends. CONTINENTAL PRESS CRITICISM. BERLIN, March 25. The German and European papers generally are discussing what they term the impudent'statements of the English Press hj: declaring that an Anglo-American arbitration treaty would be the prelude to Anglo Saxon hegemony and a federal alliance against the three Continental Powers. DENMARK WILLING. To Join in Arbitration Scheme. COPENHAGEN, March 25. Tho Danish Foreign Office yesterday notified the Peace Convention at Berim Switzerland, that Denmark would accent the invitation of the United States to promote arbitration and limit armamenv.