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Berlin, Oct. 11.
Germany stands for neutrality, cording to the official journal, plomatic Correspondent," which hails President Roosevelt's declaration of America's attitude towards the Ttalo-
Ethiopian conflict as a "new conception of neutrality.
The attitude of Germany, it says, {is to carry on normal relations with Ttaly, but her exports to that country will continue only in the same degree fas has s0 far been the case.
The "Diplomatic Correspondent" adds that the first supreme aim of every policy in critical times must bbe to safeguard peace, and that there should be no exploitation in dificult
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