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The Daily Morning Journal And Courier
New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut
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King Edward's military honors for the late German ambassador in London have softened German press criticism of British Colonial Secretary Chamberlain amid recent anti-British protests in Germany over his Edinburgh speech.
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Has the Effect of Moderating Criticism of Secretary Chamberlain.
Berlin, Nov. 27.—The effect of King Edward's generous tribute to the memory of the late Count Von Hatzfeldt Wildenberg, the former ambassador to the Court of St. James, in paying full military honors to the body while on its way from the German embassy in London to Victoria railroad station, is already visible in the milder tone of the utterances of the newspapers here, some of which comment on the impolitic character of the recent anti-British demonstrations in Germany growing out of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain's Edinburgh speech.
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Berlin
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Nov. 27
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milder tone in german newspapers; comments on impolitic anti-british demonstrations
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King Edward paid full military honors to the body of the late Count Von Hatzfeldt Wildenberg during its transport from the German embassy in London to Victoria railroad station, moderating criticism of Secretary Chamberlain in German media following demonstrations prompted by Chamberlain's Edinburgh speech.