A correspondent kindly sends the following "'veracious" account of the Falkland Island battle which the "Hamburger Fremdenblast" would have its readers believe it has culled from Japancvo newspspers:— sgnadron im a waiting During the fighting the Japanese
attitude. the English squadron had suffered severe losses, and several cruiser had been put out of action and began to give way, Sturdee called for the h In the fight that farther shooting. At this point, however, the English ships which had not been di fell upon the powerless German ships, and won a cheap victory. The Japanese spectators could not refrain from giving expression to. their erlang a this comanly and unworthy "ihe English gentlemen are no Samuraio™ viour of the navy, In a footnote yesterday we refer-ted to the German fiction factory as "amazing and childish." Amazing yes, even now: but we apologiza to all children for the second epithet.
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