The only cheerful subject of em ihat present is the prom of war between me and E speaking to Ameri cans, Russians cannot refrain from say Ttold yon so and insisting that Aterica will deserve all she is joing to get from her indiscriminate pra the Japanese and condemnation of ty Russians during the Russo-Japanese conflict. Th with the ini their for though, individually, Vike here, they are, as ed and fears, althongl fow Russians can quite the San Francises point of view on the school question, in eastern Siberia all national and the Russian Far East general If a decidedly bad feeling xrows ica and Japan, Russia abtelly show great favour to terprise and, from remarks card, U think that if con railway or mining concessions in eastern Sileria, pers Kamchatka,—the wond have ficulty in got any case Rnssans are ced that the craze for all thi years ayo will become much mode ated if it does not entirely disappear.
uses for the change will be on Korea, to which the today (June 13) devotes " long leading article, wherein Japan's refornx Korea are all carried out for_dapan's benefit and not for Korea's, The provement in the means of communica rely military" mensure, Japan's outpost against Russia." The elveational reform carried out with the object of transform ug Koreans Japanese twenty years. opening ly "Japanese sub jects who will of the best lands, forests ictiors will be oft out in the of the University turned out to be one nant, the son of a Lutheran wand a former student of St.
Petersburg University. Neiman nonchalantly confesseal that since childlwoed had' taken the keenest interest in far as that th the preparation of ives." For purely ie pure poses he had established near Teriol whither came youths who keen on knowing the best and quickest method of—jrepnaing:
doses of dynamite, uitrongly= perosyline and similar interest ing compounds.
Another of the professors and qlinvetors of the School wax a Mr, Tehesr formerly a student of Moscow Unive When the judgeusked Teheshsky whether he shared Neimann's purely cad an tour for the preparation of expos Teheshsky smilingly admitted the soft peachment. Even when [was a complained that unsympathetic police capable of appreciating scien tific venins, had closed a little chemical Iuboratory: he hid opened some time Moscow and hud imprisoned hin for months, With a flush of honest rule, letter ealueated tha Rovsian peasant. Most Japan-Ameriew tron where Russian correspon-nts pick out the most sensational dis patches of the and send the 13 that paper's Lo peaks of the heyn te fortify their ports aguinst the Japanese nul to collect coal for their warships."
Russians think that th Hawaii and San Francie, bnt they think that panese Govermuent will neverthe-pence, mo anatter what it costs, ws this triumph would be their ug. owing to the universal aluri Mi cause and to the bankruyptey it would entail on japan which would have, in the first place, to start war on an empty purse, On the terest in the Japan-a\meriea question than England or Germany, and most of her views on the subject are a re-hash
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