“Stop The War.”
A DESPAIRING CRY. CZAR WILL NOT LISTEN TO IT. St. Petersburg, March 18. . Crowdi at Odessa protested against General Kuropatkin’s recall. The news of General Linevitch’s appointment wai received with derision and cries of " Stop the War! ’’ General Knropatkm’s recall ha* caused a sensation iq Poland, owing to the cold terms of the official announce meat. : London, March 18. The "Daily Telegraph’s” correspondent at St. Petersburg states that the Czar is obdurate concerning the war. The correspondent adds that the Kaiser—at any rate until recently—advised the continuance of the war, on the ground that the privileges of Russia, of Autocracy, and ot Christendom, demanded ft permanent triumph by the white over the yellow race. German newspapers declare that the Czar sits brooding and is absentminded for hours. He eats scarcely anything, and I utters from frequent headaches.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3499, 21 March 1905, Page 3
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140“Stop The War.” Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3499, 21 March 1905, Page 3
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