Hamburg, Aug. 11.
Discussing Anglo-German press relations in an evidently inspired editorial this morning, "Hamburger Fremdenblatt" refutes the allegation that any condition had been attached to the German request for a recall of the Berlin correspondent of "The Times." The article particularly denies that the German Government demanded the replacement of Mr. Norman Ebbutt by a more kindly-disposed correspondent, The paper declares further that if the furtherance of Anglo-German relations was really the chief aim of the British measures, it should not be difficult to Gnd a solution by which conditions so far prevailing, could be remedied. The paper adds that it is naturally left to the dis~ cretion of "The Times" to decide who shall succeed Mr. Ebbutt as the paper's Berlin correspondent.—Trans~ Ocean.
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