London vid Bombay, August 31.
The German Emperor, speaking at Strasburg, said thet he was firmly: convinced that European peace was not imperilled. It rested on foundations that were too firm to-be upset by the incitements and calumnies of envious and ill-diapased individuals. The Princes and: statesmen of Earope were aware of their responsibility to God for the lives and property of their ples. The latter wished quietly to develop the magnificent achieve ments. of civilization and measure their strength in peaceful rivalry.
Peace was farther assured, said his Imperial Majesty, by the strength on sea and land of the German people in arms. Germany was determined to maintain and develop her forces and interests without fear or favour.—Reuter.
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