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state her own conditions on which Great Britain would remain

neutral, that nation, now so virtuously indignant, had but one

answer; a declaration of war. Thy then, the world may ask, were we solely told of Great Britain's "just" indignation about Germany's "infamous proposal"; why then were we not told of Great Britain's plain refusal to Germany to state her conditions?

It will be remembered that quite recently the British

Ambassador in Berlin mystified the world by the report of his

discovery of a great German news organisation said to be in

ecurse of contemplation. Everybody in Germany knows that such

an organisation free from British influence has long been felt

a necessity to counterbalance the hitherto overwhelming force

of British world news services, But, of course, the British

wanting the world to see things from the British point of view that is all right; however, other nations, and most particularly

Germany, wishing the world to look at things also from points

of view other than merely British, that is "international

Blackmail."

British indignation, at Germany:s "infamous proposal" was

given out the world over as the motto for which Great Britain

was to take up her arms; but to quote George Bernard Shaw: The

world is beginning to get tired of Great Britain's "national

trick of virtuous indignation."

Thanking you for the space, and enclosing my name

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Shanghai, September 16.

I am etc.,

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