"MISUNDERSTANDLNG DENIED."
OPINION! OF THEI FRENCH PRESS RUSfcUiAi MUST YIELD. LONDON, October 26. Many of the English' newspapers, including! the Radical, are astounded at the Russian" representation, of misunderstanding I,' and some bluntly declare that the Admiral must have been drunk or else have acted deliberately. The Japanese press is indignant with the Russian inhumanity, and! describes the incident as the crowning acts im the violation of the rights of neutrals. The French newspapers hold that the British 3emand is strictly in conformity with diplomatic usage; and that Russia must yield'- The sooner she admits her faiflt the better.
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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10451, 28 October 1904, Page 4
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