Gibraltar, July 18.
There are signs everywhere that now that the Germans are at their doors, Spaniards are becoming io roughly'' frightened, according." (0 reliable information reaching here from Spain.
appears that when the Germans arrived at Hendaye, the Spanish, authorities on the frontier received them with considerable ceremony', and German soldiers off duly were allowed to wander more or loss will about in north Spain, but a parade of a German. motorized column, arranged to take place at San Sebastian, was suddenly can=
Another replacement of General Vague, rabid pro-German, by another eral who is noted for his moderas tion, as Minister for Ait.
is believed the Germans have at the Spantsl
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