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In his speech, the Ambassador referred with pleasure to the very large attendance, and spoke of the important work ahead of Colonel Tatsumi.
He expressed confidence that the Military Attache would do much to help in the improvement of relations, Sir said that according to the Japanese press, the thing needed for an improvement of relations was the awakening of Britain.
"I think, in fact I feel sure," he continued, "that the colonel will find my country very much awake to conditions not only in Europe, but European Fumigators "BEWISE"
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