| Show HOLLAND SUBMITS TO HUN DEMANDS CRISIS IS BELIEVED TO HAVE PASSED AS RE RESULT UL T OF THE SUBMISSION OF DUTCH Relations Between Holland and Germany Germany Ger Ger- many Have Been een Almost at BreakIng Breaking Breaking Break Break- ing Point f for r Some Time Because of Demands of London Holland has yielded to Germanys Germany's Germanys Germany's oer o'er- Ger Ger- man many's s demands concerning transportation lion tion l and the supply of sand and gravel although it is understood that the amount of sand and gravel grael will be limited instead at of unlimited according to o a dispatch from The Hague to the Daily Dally 1 Mall Mail all dated Sunday It Is added that a general undertaking Ing ng will be required from froni Germany that the sand and gravel will not be used for military purposes I Rumors Humors are cl current rr nt in the Dutch capital the dispatch adds that Dr John Loud Loudon n minister of foreign affairs af ni fairs wl will l resign These it is said are based on the supposition that he could not lot retain office now that his undertaking undertaking under under- taking respecting the gravel must be revoked In summarizing the situation the dispatch dispatch dis dis- dispatch dis- dis patch continues it is felt that the crisis with Germany has passed although t the le solution is in no wise an ideal one for Holland Relations between Holland and Ger- Ger Germany Germany Ger Ger- mariy many have been at almost a breaking breakIng break break- ing ng point poInt for some days owing to the German demands that Holland permit S th transmission over her canals and railways of sand and gravel from Germany Germany Ger Ger- many many- to Belgium The rhe controversy was ras a three-cornered three one one as Great Britain Britain Bri Bri- Bri- Bri S tain thin had warned Holland to take steps I to n make ak certain that the sand and gravel would not be used for military purposes |
