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Berlin, Jan. 29.
Germany was settling down after the revolution and she certainly did not want war, declared the Marquis of Lothian in an interview to-day.
During his visit here, the British statesman was granted an audience fuehrer. 2 by. Herr Adolf Hitler, the Relchs-
to Berlin was reported, when he left sTe purpose of Lord Latlan's vist London, to be purely private but it was believed that he would try to ascertain the German standpoint on disarmament and kindred questions.
Berlin, Jan. 31.
The German Government has refused dozens of offers of golden trinkets to assist it in the repurchase of the Sear mines.
An offtelal statement Issued to-day says that this willingness to come to the ald of the Fatherland "furnishes proof of ideal patriotism," but adds that such sacrifices are unnecessary.
The New Reich, declares the statement, is sufficiently strong, and understanding. has already. been reached safeguarding payments for the Saar mince without resorting to the foreign currency reserves of the
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