Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-16
WILL Be WINTER CAMPAIGNS.
After laps Take Yladiyostok COndl'
tons Of Peace to be Imposed Are
To be Very Extreme,
QUEER IDEAS OF THE RUSSIANS.
Their Military Critics Hold That Hon.
ors Of Lao Yang Battle Belong to
KurOpatkin and Not to 0yama,

Paris Sept. l6-The Matln today pub
lished long interview with Baron
Hayosbi the Japanese minister In Lon
don, who Is quoted as saying
Before the war we demanded that
Russia recognize Chmas sovereignty
over Manchurla. Today after our
victories and expenses, we are no long
err content with our former demand.
After the tall Of Port Arthur our cond-
lions viii be still more extreme and
after taking VladIyostok they win be
yet more extreme
"The next battle viii be az Tie pass,
We shall Coltinuc hostilitos through
out the winter We have given up the
plan OF taking Port Arthur by assault
and viii compel lbs capitulation by
famine. It's fall would free $4,000 men
and enable them TO reinforce our north
en army, but We do no; need them
just now
RUSSIANS CLAIM HONORS.
ST. Petersburg. Sept l6. 1925 p. my
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Gen. SuOpatkn's extended report OF
the battle Of Lao Yang seem TO unite
lu considering that Field Marshal Oya-
mas purpose having failed the honors
belong rather 10 Kur0pdtkln than to the
Japanese Commauder-in-chef The No
Voc Nremya draws e parallel between
Lao Yang and BOrodino where Gen.
kutusofs abandonment Of Moscow TO
Napoleon was followed by the disas-
uous retreat Of the French
MOVING on RUSSIAN FLANKs,
Mukden Thursday Sept l5.-Delay-
ed in tunsmissiJn) According 10 in
formation from Chinese sources the
japanese are leaving garrison al Lao
Yang ana thelr main forces are moving
out on the Russian tanks. The whole
Chinese population Of Liao Yang Is
Working ON the Japanese defenses
The Chinese also aport that the Jap
anese are running regular trains be.
tween Port Dalny and Newchwang the
rolling stock, according 20 their state
ments, having come from San Fran.
cisco. Mukden merchants who have
dealings with Newchwang say that II
the Japanese occupy Mukden they in
tend 10 connect the railroad with the
Sinmntin terminus OF the Shanghai
Kwan-Tien Tsin railroad about 50
miles west OF Mukden,
At night the Russian sentries here
can discern the glow OF the japanese
campdres Ion the direction OF Lido
Yang
The Chinese are becoming more un-
friendly MS the japanese advance. The
Japanese are imposing their system
Of administration at every town oC-
Cupied. SELLING the revenues, beginning
with the timber dues In the Yalu dis
trict and ending with the salt tax In
Mauchuria.
Ina Kwan Tung province the japanese
are quite ut home They gIe already
installing japanese teachers in the
Chinese SCHOOLS
Az Mukden the chief Chinese official
remains outwardly friendly. but he no
longer cO.operates with the Russians.
ana the Chinese refuse assistance ~
the Russian transports or 10 furnish
them with supplies Nevertheless. al
though animated by undoubtcd sympa-
thy for the Japanese, the Chinese ATE
not yet confident Of an ultimate Jana.
nesc victory, and thus they seek to
avoid an open rupture, The abandon.
ment OF Mukden. however might make
them throw on the mask and exchange
their negatively unfrIandly altitude Tor
one OF active Of hostility
JAPs MAssGNG.
ST. Petorsburs Sept lG..-Gcn. Kuro.
patkin reports that "Reminiscences
have established the fact bat the Ian.
anese are massIng near Yen Tai and
Bentsiaputze, Bodies OF Japanese are
also moving In the LAO river valley.