A CLOTHIER'S CONVICTION.

Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11287, 22 March 1905, Page 3

A CLOTHIER'S CONVICTION.

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— _—___—— —————» mmmmlmmm ____U___—_________I __—_-! _MMWMW~^ after the Russian line was pierced entrained, and arrived at Gunzuling, 140 miles northwards. Received March 21, 11.10 p.m. The " Times" St. Petersburg correspondent reports that the Council of War has decided to continne the campaign, arid has ordered mobilisation. r - «v|_£'*3 #w Trustworthy information interprets the decision as diplomatic rather than military. f ' _ The "Daily Express" declares that Russia is bluffing,^ and anxious to impress Japan that*another formidable campaign is in prospect. The "Times" states that General Kuropatkin, who on Saturday was at Kuntuleng, on Sunday commanded the First Army, which forms the rearguard. The inference is that the rapid retreat is to be continued.