THE PEACE TREATY.
MARSHAL YAMAGATA'S VIEWS.
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright TOKIO, September 11. (Received Sept. 12, at 0.17 a.m.) Field-marshal Marquis Yamagata, in an interview, said had tlie war continued the loss of life and treasure would not have been compensated for by the results. Adequate repayment was hopeless. It was absolutely certain that Harbin could have been captured. No apprehension on that score had the slightest influence on the Government in its decision. . It is reported here that Generals Nogi and Nodzu have resigned. BARON KOMURA ILL. WASHINGTON, September 11. (Received Sept. 11, at 9.51 p.m.) R Baron Komurn has taken suddenly ill through an intestinal complaint. His doctor hopes tfiat an operation will bo unnecessary. THE TOKIO MOB. TOKIO, September 10. (Received Sept. 11, nt 8.29 a.m.) Tho'coolie class in Tokio destroyed 30 electric cars. The destruction of the Christian churches was due to the indiscretion of the Salvationists in publicly denouncing the antipeaco movement in tlio streets during a popular commotion. »
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13386, 12 September 1905, Page 5
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