He proceeded to "protest agains Jattacks upon "helpless fishing junks, lating that there was a certain frecmasonry at sea, Junk fishermen, the sailors of china, were a. "very fine race: indeed," and were always ready 10 come to the aid of those involved in ordinary accidents at sea. They took their wives and children with them, and to descend with aeroplanes and attack helpless fishermen was a "most abominable act, for which words: Sullelently condemnatory are dificult to, find."
ite believed that some protests had been made, and he was not accusing the Government of being at all blind to "these terrible events'
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