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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 10, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 44.

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Future Strife.

The Independent of September 23, in reviewing a book on Austria-Hungary, by Geoffrey Drage, referring to what the author says on England, declares that in the future war, England must rely on herself alone. France and Russia will not fight for her; “an entente cordiale being far from being an offensive and defensive alliance.” His theory for the future of England is, “More British Dreadnoughts. They will undoubtedly be built, and be matched by more German Dreadnoughts, in addition to those of her ally in the Mediterranean, with France and Russia and Italy bravely struggling to keep up with the rivalry until—who can foretell the end?”