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Mr.. Brianchidnofr Of the St. Petersbure
elovo in his cable to his paper today
dwelt upon the reported role played by
other powers. He says:
'There is a factor in the situation which
has not appeared on the surface, but
which, nevertheless. has played a big
role II is Emperor William. The deep
impression produced by the meeting OF
the two sovereigns at BJorke Is Known
and IL is also known that Emperor VII
liam returned home enchanted We nave
read about the efforts which are beng
made by the German press 10 prove the
solidarity OF the kaiser with President
Roosevelt's undertaking. But the kaiser
IS thinking only OF Germany Tor the eoou
OF Germany is Is necessary that Russia
should be engaged in the far east as long
as possible. so as 10 be free 20 force
France 10 Join Germany and break with
England.
For this purpose It Is necessary 10 de-
feat President Roosevelts object In order
that subsequently when Russia is eN-
hausted Emperor William may become
the mediator between her and Japan, thus
10 isolate England by menacing France
with rupture OF her alliance with Rus
sia. All OF which will conduce TO the GER
man hegamony OF continental Europe.
MUST NOT BOW.
And, TO accomplish all this ii Is neces-
cary 10 persuade Emperor Nicholas that
ne mast not bow before the failures which
have come, that all great nations have
had 10 suffer such and that II Is his
duty 10 give the armies OF Linevitch "a
chance 70 turn the scale OF war. This Is
luck in battle Fortune has thus far been
with the Japanese, but luck changes ana
will change.
The emperor surrounded by the military
party cannot resist lending a favorable
ear TO such words and that VIII make FUR
ther concessions very difficult. All the
forces working for peace should concen-
frate their efforts 10 demonstrate TO En-
peror Nicholas that the prolongation OF
the war cannot sensiby change the ulti-
mate conditions of peace, and that 1t is
time TO cease working In the interests oi
the existence OF Prussia.
KOMURN- GOES TO MANCHESTER.
Baron Komura and four members OF the
Japanese peace mission left Portsmouth
for Manchester this morning. Those ac-
companying the baron were Mr. Sato, Mr.
Takashita, Mr.. Tachibana and Mr.. Kon-
ishiu A special car had been placed
on the regular $3.50 trim but the baron
and party were late and the train was
held Is minutes for their arrival from
the hotel. They will return from Man
chester tonight after inspecting the cot
ton mills Of that place.
Mr. Takahira, who was to have made
the trip. did not go
VISIT AMOSKEAG MILLS.
Manchester, y. H., Aug. 25.-The train
from Portsmouth to which was attached
the special car carrying the members OF
the Japanese party arrived I'm this city
at 1918. The visitors did not leave the
car at the station, but after the other
passengers had left the train, the special
car was switched onto other tracks and
run directly into the yard OF the Amos
keag Manufacturing company. There the
party alighted and began a tour of the
Dig mills.
ANXIETY AT PARIS.
Paris. Aug. 25-A sentiment Of deep
anxiety prevails In official quarters here
concerning the outcome OF the Ports
mouth conference concerning the receipt
OF dscouraging advices. Private reports
received through official channels show
that Grand Duke Vladimir. uncle OF the
emperor is casting his powerful influence
In favor OF peace
KANEKo SEES PRESIDENT.
Oyster Bay. L. l.. Aug. 25-Baron Kan
eko had an interview with President
Roosevelt today the third within 10 days
He arrived on Long Island railroad
train at l0:S0 a. m.
Il cannot talk now about my mission
20 the president" he said. II would be
delighted II i could. Some day I'll tell