M. Froe we len of the Dutch See who a short time ago visited Berlin, had interview there with Herr—Zinr met mann, Under-Secretary to the Foreign Office. He was told that Germany had no intention of vie lating Dutch indeponde ce which nod thong tion was:
nil br retie: his arati what vowed do for ry to "hack—be way through" we can only guess He was also told that after the war an economic tapp would develop—between states in which it would be to che advantage of Holland to—parti Gipnte, That means, comments Amsterdam paper, that if Germany is victorious Holland will have to choose between accepting Berlin's economic favours and facing" tariff war, in other words that while politico' liberty is to be left to her, economic liberty will d
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