London, June 12.
British reinforcements in France are hailed in an editorial of the "New York Sun," according to a special commentary.
"The significance of this reinforcement is of utmost importance," says the newspaper. "It is a complete answer to German propaganda asserting that the French armies were to be left holding the. bag on the Continent, while Britain sought to make itself impregnable on its islands. It must have been good news, too, to those heroic French defenders who, for five consecutive days, had stood against an enemy superior in manpower and mobile equipment Reuter,
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