Berlin, May 2. velopments in the British coa ing dispute are being watched with the greatest interest in Germany.
German mineowners, who have recently been suffering from British competition, are pleased at the prospect of regaining their share of the World's coal trade wrested from them by the British mi The leaders of the Socialist and Communist Parties are urging the German miners to do their utmost} to help their British colleagues. They are of the opinion that they will be able to prevent the direct transport of coal from the Ruhr to! with a view to preventing Germat local from reaching Br:
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