RUSSIA AND AFGHANISTAN.
By Telegraph—Pros Association—Copyright London, Oct. 19. Reuter's agency states that Great Britain and Russia have completed an agreement not to intervene in tho event of disturbance in Afghanistan.
CZAR ANXIOUS LOR PEACE.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright
Loudon, Oct. 19.
The Times’ St. Petersburg correspondent states that the Russian troops within striking distance of Afghanistan do not ex -ced 800 U. ivit.li thirty guns.
The Czar. M. de Witle, Minister of Finance, and Count Lansdorff, Minister of Foreign Affairs, are anxious to maintain general peace. The Czar expressed tho wish that subordinates in the vicinity of tho Afghan frontier should he impressed with the determination to avoid contlict.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 242, 21 October 1901, Page 2
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