London, Nov. 24.
Berlin telegrams state that the newspapers comment at length on the speech of Herr von Kiderlonliter and display a conflict} This is shown by the fact that the inspired Press, such asthe " Lokal-Anzeiger"
"Tt must now be admitted that Germany's honour has not suffered. Our Government put Sir Edw Grey and Mr. Lloyd George in their places and caused the Bri to retreat from their position." The unofficial Press, such as the Berliner Tageblatt," says that the trae explanation of Sir Edward Grey's representations is that Great Britain opposed the cession of the coast of the French Congo. It is apiece of utter clumsiness to represent the issue of the encounter as a triumph for Germany."—Reuter.
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