Germany's Aims.
BCLOW BECOMES AFFABLE. By Telegraph—Press Association- Copyright Berlin, March 4. Couut Yon Bulow, in the Beichstag, stated that the Anglo Japanese treaty did not affect Germany’s position. The opeudoor was untouched. Germany was not pursuing exclusive aims in Shautung or elsewhere. He reminded pro Boers that they had no power to protest in the South African war. Germany's world policy did not imply interference there any wore than in the Philippines or Finland. Be added that the Chinese astronomical instrument now in Berlin was classed in the category of a present to the Government. The Dowager would be offended if they returned it. The statement was received with laughter and uproar.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 357, 6 March 1902, Page 1
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113Germany's Aims. Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 357, 6 March 1902, Page 1
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