The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07
The PIenipotentiaries Of Russia and Japan
Have Agreed and Peace is Near
THE JAPANESE LOSE ALL DISPUTED POINTS
No Indemnity, a Division Of Sakhlin and Other Dis
puted Questions Given up by Tokio-No Limit
alton Upon Elect Of Gar IN the Far East
HISTORY OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AT PORTSMOUTH,.

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WHICH, E RDs sRe os issrI prS Ssp g0 aols P@HH' They A% d%@ a%s s iS Sed tS Sss ss@asooSR:
to !t Ssf Russians ssk sP re isP @ sa5i TERMS Rs% q Se sa N TRs demands aaG' T'rs " S%af b'sS M
ERs sssasaGi dSns at 5sP GS svs R5ssS9i ssalRsr hsna RasS. IN &c K SsTSSseed. to china
c,51 ,Jagaes Obligation ito restore the sovereignty ana administration Of
Of CHINA sg sS e. 9sh5 srssst 70 respect t the te saS and administrative integrity
Session OF Of gaRSa6S ISLAM. BY Russia to Japan.
! z ~ 5aP : os 81 s3 ~ Ih BE Port, Arthur AZ branch q The Eastern Chinese RAN
through M9sasaaaa to vsdyoaos; China ,o guard the Si Hiw6 S""' '"""'
10 The Russisa warshps internoa in American and Chinese ports to be
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5s JsBs@ss envoy an answer and eoantereoadRoRs and II was asTsed 70
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except those rdatnr IL the ess %h y sSSRRSS sis i Iaat 9s5fsa che En- int eRs aFI Rgss
these questions both nnss u scene F@ ssleTaS bNa s ip9Tf y B ne ~ 6T res Est rom 9n
reached . sakhaan. The ssr instructed lis ENJOYS TO make no more eoncs@
Then President RSoseyst determined 70 make a final effort to prevent the
d Oyster Bay TO him Mr. Roosevelt made the propeston. subfct to the aP-
ms Al ~ on o6. 1e S2 PRSSse s, to ~ aSggssment -. ,rr..,or o., p-.,.,,
%sat Of ne gao soaa.a59; a6s9lutsy in the hands Of impartial srSfes vas
on Wednesday, Ambassador Wrte received a long cable from St Peters
Rueas would under o conditions and under no name "a an indemnity to
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Palace. through the American Ambassador It St PetersSafg in a n effort 70
ps x message - ss feesgxseSSP bSSf w ms Pf frSn f nsf RgsS.n oapnalr FRIDAY opened IN.
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atom Follow Fohsrs sls { atSssH T spm me % aSd tto give ssq It . 9s 9nR Rsr so ~. acts a '9qG III
Ttprsssntsavss CAV orders to the Company P@iss@as them win a ssfs effSs
ing that taeFs would ) no more use. Tor q, me Russians as,Sd' posidysy
no CONFEDERATION. would pay to Japan a single kopesk In the manner o a.
mat !! ives s:S d 5 q Il 5'a %5g! III sSi' feared Pi;s' s. 5 9sG:isss :; as SsEiF s%. t. IA s's {: maj; asl
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man ana ha apR Ers a Sl6 6o sy S%S s 81 f 9S RUSSIA @sS ''f fsse = Sa GTs cSss s r. he s%s
is story 7 is T best told @a IN he d'pSis SI Ssio% Wa 's"''''' come to a close