Berlin, June 27.
The vehement chorus in the German press of encouragement to Japan and sneers at Great Britain in eonnection with the Tientsin affair continues unabated.
Great Britain's alleged weakness, humiliation and impotence in China and Palestine, and even in London, where the Irish Republican' Army mentioned as being active, fu ish the material for an anti-British ca paign which. whole. could hardly be more violent if there were a war 'A typical comment is that in "Der Angriff." which says that "today Britain has so little respect left that she cannot lose much more."—Reuter.
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