From time to time our policy in hunting down and exposing the lies disseminated by the "Ostastatischer Lloyd" and other German publications has been privately questioned by various readers If any excuse be indeed necessary for unrelenting exposure of such mendacity it may be found in the following communication from a correspondent at Ningpo, illustrative of the kind harm which may be done by German reports, In a letter, he says, received from home by the laet mail a friend, who has already lost one nephew, (an officer), in the fighting at Mons, apd has other nephews 10 line, writes as follows fours who han augar ply ife before the war move children at once." His brother, net the ynther Claude appeard to be a ite touche 1 the upper storey!" " Claude, Anawer to either telegram, i every one wen being masesored, rol paid no end of money to get to the Staten ty Japanese best, in, such a state of dread' about. England ger hilden in particular, tnat whoa ved, and saw the truth, the re.
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