Berlin, 22nd November.
Mr. Chamberlain has very considerably modified his statement in which he com-the British troops in South Africa and the German troops in the War of 1870.71. These explanations have evoked fresh protests in Germany and demands that the German Government shall enter a protest in London against Mr. Chambeflain's statements. On this the German Government officially explained that there is a vast distinction between Mr. Chamber-Jain and the British Government. We cannot take steps officially in the matter of this demand," the note goes on to say, "the German army stands too high in th
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