With the departure of 1.48, Cumberland on Nov. 20, the tot ross: tonnage of "Battleship Row" off the Bund suffered another big @rop. A few days ago, the Nether-Yands destroyer Van Galen sailed for Soerabaia, and yesterday the 10,000-ton treaty cruiser Cumberland also left for the south, bound for Hongkong. When the Cumberland, with Admiral Sir Charles Little on board, arrived off the Bund, shortly after the middle of October, "Battleship Row" reached what was probably ils maximum tonnage in the history: of the port.
The British Naval Buoys, however, fare not alone and deserted, nor has "Battleship Row" really suffered such a heavy loss in tonnage, for EMS. Falmouth and Folkestone arrived to take the vacant place and are now anchored off the Bund, behind the USS. Augusta, and next to. the French cruiser' Lamotte Admiral Sir Charles Little, Commander-in-Chief of "the" China Squadron, did not sail to Hongkong in INS, Cumberland but is remain" ug in Shanghai,
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