THE WAR.
THE QUESTION OF PEACE.
FIGHTING AT SAGHALIEN,
By Telograph—Press Association —Copyright Received 9.7 p.m., July 31. Washington, July 31. M. do Witte, interviewed, Hates : “My role at the outset was only that of Im* pcrial courtier sent to learn tho Mikado s terms.”
St. Petersburg, July 31. The clergy at Orenburg urge tho Czar not to conclude a shameful peace. Tho Czar replied : “ Russians can ro,y on mo. I will never conclude a shameful peace, or one unworthy of Greet Russia.
London, July 31. Tho Japanoso on Friday after much confused street fighting, captured LuiUoff, Saghalien, the Russians fleeing in disorder eight miles south, where a second conflict resulted in the death of over 200 Russians and tho capture of 500. Five thousand infantry with 12 guns defended Luikoff. The Japanese occupied several other town 3 at Saghalien.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1521, 1 August 1905, Page 2
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