There is a lull this morning in the war talk which recently has flooded Peking papers and most of either the rivalry between the students' and workers? factions for pride of position in the agitation, or the con-fons in foreign ¢apitals on the ina situation. Instead of the usual essay on "Why I believe in War with Great Britain," the papers ive prominence to exhortations {from rival organizations of agitators to the effect that each was the body questions arising out of the con. troversy between the Shanghai {t2 start the campaign to redress
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