London, March 10.
Lord Tweedmouth, speaking in the House of Lords, described the German Emperor's letter as private, personal, very friendly and quite informal. He had shown it to Sir Edward Grey, who agreed that it should be treated as private, and Lord Tweedmouth had accordingly replied in a friendly manner and informally.
Lord Tweedmonuth said that he firmly' believed that the course
lo what all so much desire, ted was good, and calculated Saaty to foster a good understanding between the German Empire and ourselves.—Ezclusive Service.
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