A Fantasy of Far Japan

''[...]more money is spent in obtaining good items of news from all parts of the world. But this is too trite, I think, to speak to you about.' —'I am sorry for it,' she said, 'but I must say that most of our journals appear not to have done sufficient justice to your country, in regard to the present war.' —'To be frank, madam, I must say that they generally were not quite fair. I am afraid they have done more harm than good to the country which they meant to befriend, for if they had not given so much[...]''.