. Review of reviews and world's work. A * i. *«» .?, ( Finnq continued CKAMI J. f— to this point •I,AN SHOWING How PART OF THE RUSSIAN BALTIC SQUAD-HON ALTERED ITS COURSE AND CIRCUMNAVIGATED THEFISHING FLEET SOUTHEAST OF THE DOGGER BANK. THE PROGRESS OF THE WORLD. 657. n a photograph taken during the Kings visit to Kiel. TWO ROYAL WORKERS FOR PEACE. (King Edward and Kaiser Wilhelm as admirals.) v hours to a pitch of excitement not knownsince the Boer war. This feeling was not to anygreat extent allayed by the Czars personal tele-gram of regret and grief to King Edward andthe Russian Government


. Review of reviews and world's work. A * i. *«» .?, ( Finnq continued CKAMI J. f— to this point •I,AN SHOWING How PART OF THE RUSSIAN BALTIC SQUAD-HON ALTERED ITS COURSE AND CIRCUMNAVIGATED THEFISHING FLEET SOUTHEAST OF THE DOGGER BANK. THE PROGRESS OF THE WORLD. 657. n a photograph taken during the Kings visit to Kiel. TWO ROYAL WORKERS FOR PEACE. (King Edward and Kaiser Wilhelm as admirals.) v hours to a pitch of excitement not knownsince the Boer war. This feeling was not to anygreat extent allayed by the Czars personal tele-gram of regret and grief to King Edward andthe Russian Governments voluntary offer tomake full reparation in the event of the Rus-sian squadron being culpably responsible for theunfortunate occurrence. ,„ ., Diplomatic exchanges were at once yu/jff i it 0 *? Feeling made between the British and Rus-m England. g^an g0vernments through Lord Lans-downe and Count Benckendorff, the Russian am-bassador in London, and the Russian foreignminister, Count Lamsdorf, and the British am-hassador, Sir Charles Hardinge, in St. Peters-burg. Meanwhile, the Russian admiral had notbeen heard from, and his report was awaited inboth countries with the greatest anxiety. Therehad been talk of an ultimatum, and the out-rage was generally regard


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