REJOICINGS OVER PEACE
IN LINIEVITCH'S ARMY AND VLADIVOSTOCK.
STATEMENT BY THE CZAR
Received September 5, 6^15 ami
LONDON, September 4
There are rejoicings at the prospect of peace throughout General Linievitch's army, and also at Vladivostock.
The Czar, in a message to General Linievitch, recapitulates the statement that the Japanese demands wei-e refused, adding that Japan., agreed to all Russia's conditiojasj sbut, asked for the former portion of !Saghalien* : After, praising his army, 'which he is cbnvin«- J ec! would have been' able to inflict a serious defeat, iha:declare3 that it is his duty to his own conscience and his people not to again put his army's valour to the'test arid thi© expense of fresh and endless horors of war in order to retain one-half *of a Remote island/ ;He therefore accis^ted the preliminary, conditi^ns^ofe^peace! ' . L.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12593, 5 September 1905, Page 5
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