The causes of the present crisis in he relations of the two countries were, he said, a mystery.
The stories of a violent collision between the Kaiser and King Edward were an idiotic lie.
Prince Biilow bitterly attacked the Social Democrats, whose constant representations of Germany as a disturber of the peace had cent-buted to the British mistrust.—Reuter.
London, 20th December.
Sir Henry Campbell-Banverman. has replied to the telegram from the conveners of the meeting of merchants at Berlin to promote an Anglo-German understanding: "I reciprocate your desire fur the establishment and maintenance of friendly feeling between the two péoples."—Ezelusive service, London vii Bombay, 20th December.
According to the " Ber'iner Tageplatt," Prince Blow hus telegraphed his warmest congratulations to Sir Henry Cau: pbell-Bannerman and Sir Edward Grey, who made the nose friendly repiivs.—Reuter.
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