London vid Bombay, 5th October.
Prince von Biilow, interviewed by the "Temps," said that Germany has no idea of obstructing French colonial policy, provided Germany's commercial interests and dignity are respected. The talk of the inevitableness of an Anglo-German.conflict is, he said, nonsense. Both Governments are too alive to the consequences to be influenced by Press outbursts; their international solidarity is now too deeply founded tallow anyone to become a tertius dens over any warrd whatever, He is convinesd that Anglo-German prejudices will vanish, and instanced the Anglo-French entente as an example of the possibility of an Anglo-German reconciliation, wherein France will have an opportunity of assisting. Ihe Chancellor hoped that the relaxation of Franco-German relations will be a prelude to mutual confidence, which Germans will welcome once they are convince! that Fiance has ceased trying to isolate Germany.—Reuter,
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