When the Russo-Japan War shall be an event of the past, or at least when the rumours of war are over, it might be interesting to collect some of the article almost daily in the nati newspapers of Japan, and—make a little book.
It is doubtless not incongruous that aman who is earning his bread in Japan should stand up for the Japanese, but the effect of his standing up in print is oftentimes extremely comical.
An epidemic of rhetoric seems to have broken out simaltancously with the anticipation of war, and the Japan
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