THE LATEST.
AP APPEAL TO THE JAPS. ~ General Stoessel has requested General Nogi to refrain from bombarding the hospitals, and has furnished him with a plan indicating the positions. RUSSIANS SURPRISED. On Thursday, 8000 Japanese volunteers surprised a large body of Russians who were attempting diverting movements to the north west of Hsienchang. After a hot conflict the Russians were compelled to retire on Mukden. The Chinese at Pekin and Tientsin have collected winter clothing for 40,000 persons who are homeless at Mukden. The Japanese, however, refused to allow the clothing to be forwarded, fearing it may benefit the Russians,
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Manawatu Herald, 20 December 1904, Page 3
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