Expenses that will be incurred by both "Governments in' foreign cur Feneles will be divided equitably and neither Government will float foreign cans or credits without previous agreement on the subject with the other signatory.
Contributions by the two countries jin expenses occurred toward their common cause will be fixed on the Berne, Dee. 13 yelmstrasse today released te Paper consisting of 48 documents Which the Foreign Minister, Herr Joachim von Ribbentrap. attempts to prove that the responsibility for the present conflict Mes exclusively upon Great Britain The main reason for the conflict, the White Peper stated, was the fact that Britain made every effort to prevent the success of Germany's attempts to free herself from the Versailles Treaty—Havas,
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