THE RUSSIAN DREAMERS.
JAPANESE AND SAGHAXXEN. LONDON. Angus* 28. The New York correspondent of " The Times " also has elicited from a Japanese authority that the conference was adjourned on Saturday to enable the Russians to awake from their illusions He added, " We cannot arrange peace with dreamers, who are dreaming of Lineviteb's next battle ; dreaming that the world is on their side." Tbe Japanese authority added the significant remark, "' The Czar relies upon paid for information about our army." The proposal that Saghalien Island should be divided between Russia and Japan is strongly resented in Japan. Some of the news papers urge that if further modifications of tbe original terms are suggested by Russia, the negotiations should be stopped.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 206, 29 August 1905, Page 5
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