NON-COMBATANTS WOUNDED.
NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE(Beeeived September 13, 10 p.m.) ■ London, September 13. Renter's correspondent at Liaoyang says that many non-combatants were wounded in the battle of Liaoyang, and that their condition is awful. • ■. " The Russians refused to allow them to leave the town even when fighting began close to the Trails of the city. - PUM-DUM BULLETS. (Received September 13, 10 p.m.) London, September 13. The Japanese, the same correspondent says, complain of the use of bullets of the dum-dum type by the Russians in the battle of Liao-yang. THE TSAR'S BOAST, -'\' ' WAR TO THE LAST ROUBLE. (Received September 13, 10.15 p.m.-) London, September 13. The Daily Express says that the Tsar informed .Prince Louis, of Battenberg, who represented King Edward at the christening of the infant Tsarevitch, that the war would be continued while there was «* Russian soldier and a rouble left.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12660, 14 September 1904, Page 5
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