The Allies are optimistic as the and at a reception at the British result of a successful week's opera-Embassy.
The editorials of the morning tions, The British naval victory has papers eulogize General Barnardisbeen enthusiastically welcomed in ton's cooperation with the Japanese the United States and South forces at Tsingtao and characterize America, inasmuch as the trade to-day's event and the conditions under which General Barnardiston routes are now free of hostile ships.
Great satisfaction is expressed in arrives, as marking a new era in the relations of East and West and of Great, Britain "at a2 Winston Churchill's acknowledgement of a better understanding between help rendered by Japan in clearing Oseidentals and Orientals.
They the Pacific, while the newspapers S#¥ that it sets the seal for ever on emphasize her invaluable naval as-|*he AngloJapanese Alliance. sistance, The complete overthrow of the
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