London, Jan, 5.
The wonderful patience and restraint of the British marines at Hankow is the feature of newspaper headings on the news from Chin:
The "Daily Mail" in an editor says that thanks are due to the brave men who furnished an example of forbearance which, it hoped, will impress the more fa minded (Chinese, who ought to see it q practical application, ca at great personal inconvenience and risk, of the policy of strict moderation and large tolerance in Great Britain's Yelations with China, as laid down by Sir Austen Chamberlain, The "Daily Chroni comments on the "trying. but happily The paper remarks that Britai 's success will not depend on force, which would defeat its own ends, nor on insidious propaganda, at which she is inexpert, Dut on patience, forbearance and frank and persistent "iteration of Britain's real aims—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.