EDWARD THE PEACEMAKER
By telegraph. Press Ass’d, Conyrigh Paris, Jan. 1.
According to Le Matin King Edward in an audience with a French statesman, presumably M. Paul Daumer, a few days ago, remarked that no nation had rea'ly contemplated disturbing peace. He was certain none thought of breaking it at present. Nothing woull bo ohaDged in the Anglo-French entente. Efforts would be made to increase the rapproohment with Busßia, whioh the late Cabinet had begun, in order to completely dissipate all causes of m’sunderstanding or anyoonflic! of interests.
Le Matin add 3 that King Edward’s remarks an incontestible advantage over the statement lafctetly, altabutad to the Kaiser, inasmuch as jfcbey are in perfect harmony with the_ conduct of his Government
;Le Temp 3 is astonished to find the German press working counter to the Kaiser’s personal' and oonchiatory sentiments.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1638, 3 January 1906, Page 2
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139EDWARD THE PEACEMAKER Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1638, 3 January 1906, Page 2
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