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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
WILLOW GROVE.

We arr teing treated to some Of
the "sloppiest' weather. First Il
SHOWS. then We have IA nttle rain.
and then II SHOWS aud rains stimuli
%taueousiy. According 20 an old
adage we are Ia have twenty eight
tracking SHOWS this Winter.
Stanley Ferguson md sister. Mis-
Eugrnla. ~ Sprague. were IN Rich
Hnl Monday. Miss Eugcnia Is pre-
pqFng 80 spend the winter In Call.
ilrnII
Mrs. jos n%qualdsqp vas shopping
10 Rlch iInl saturday.
Miss Emma Yons,Y mud Mr. WIN
GORDON 81 this rIty. were quietly
marrled in HITTER saturday This
Wurfhy young couple hRye numeF-
ots friends who Join ia iest wishes
Tor their future happiness.
lti- our sad duty 90 chronicle the
death ~ our pld nelghlior AIr. ster-
Hing Cubb wbup home was ucnr the
Island saw miil. For several months
be- had lsen a patient snnprer from
that dread disease consumption,and
pnzsri peacefully away Wednesday
OF Inst wfek Mr. Cobb wts unmRr-
Red aud hHd scarcely reached thp
prime Of mauhoud tie lcnyts "a
great many friends who extend the
deepest sympathy 60 hts borrowing
relatives who for the third time Ia
less than two years have wrpt over
the new made grave nfn dear one.
our hearts ache In sympathy for
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Ia the loss OF
their dcar little children. Three have
gone from them forever ia the past
three weeks.
Miss Alice Smith Of Sprugue, waS
IN Rich Hin Monday.
Judge Armstrong shipped two
ear loads ~ far cattle from Rich hill
oyer the Frisco Tuesday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

The physicians all over the
country are after consumption
and it wont be long until they
ind its cure. This is the age of
investigation and no class Of pro
fessional men are doing more in
this line than the doctors.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

thing on earth but cur railroad
trains bea, them away o Il OF sgh'.
There is thus difference however,
Witk the steamboat il was an eyi
denee OF greater business while
with the railroad it il an evidence
OF loss.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

The first snow Of the season
began 10 fall about noon last Sat.
urday and kept falling until after
dark. AT first it melted as fast
as il fell but toward evening il
accumulated SO that il began ia
cover the ground. The green
full leayed trees in their fall tint.
ed colors with their white coat
ing never lo0lGd mare beautiful
They bowed their heads in meek
submission Ia the added burden,
letting q bough ~ here and there
as a sacrifice Ia the autnmnRl im.
position. The snOwfnkes ware
never larger and IN the memory
of the oldest inhHbitaBt neyer
came 81 plentiful 50 nBriy in the
season. II the snow had not
melted as il fell, we doubt not
there would have been six or
eight inches ola hll, AZ n was
there was fully four inches on an
average.
Rev Carpenter, OF the Chris.
tian church, has just closed d
very successful meeting at Car.
bon Center, at which nineteen
persons were baptized and re.
ceiyed into the church, and much
good done in a general way by
calling the attention Of the people
10 the necessity of christian life.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

The announcement that linery
las been proclaimed TO the inhabi-
iants o. al the Russians will be
hailed with delight by ail the PEG,
pie OF the United States. Mr.
Wiur the minister WIN negotiated
the peace treaty an lnr pan If Rus
.ia with japan u the prime minis'
trr upon whom will fall ihrDduiy
OF putting the new order OF things
into successful operation. Tina, he
may suerrrd Will he the erdeni
prayer Of ,ysry Amsnean.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Members of Congress viii
learn after a while that il is dan
rerons to be caught with stolen
public lands in their possession.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Society cannot exist unless a
controlling power upon VIII and
appetite be placed somewhere;
and the less of it there is within,
the more there must be with
out. Burke.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Hunters are coming in by
droves as the first of November
approaches and our hunters are
going elsewhere in gangs. The
summer resorts have closed, now
the hunting season comes on, then
comes the skating season.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Uncle Sam has nearly $780,
Ooo,ooO in gold in his treasury
and more coming.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Irregular uains have been the
regular thing for more Than two
weeks. When We used to live on
lhe' Ofio river We thought the pack
c, boats about The mosi irregular
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-27
Aiflisfr noffnbaum.

Den sr0Bten Rofenbaum guropas.
Der augenblidli9 tpieoer in Der pra9tz
pouften 8liitbe tebt, beiiBt Der @Grtz
ner We6rle in Sreiburg, 8aoen. Der
&ofenbaum (Wiloftamm) tpuroe bonn
8efiber I'm Sabre 1881 NIT Der Sbees
rofe GbromateGa otulirt. Die @ereoe=
lung ma9te glei4 quite Sorti9ritte
uno trug i'm folsenben Sabre i9on 81
RofenbIiitben. SIM Sabre 1897 bate
Der Baum einen TlG9enruum BON 80
Nuabratparbs eriangt unb trug $500
anoipsn, 1898 74O0 anofpsn, 1899
iiber 5000 '&nofpen, uno i'm Sabre
1900 nabm Der Rieienbaum 56on
etnen 5ld9enrdum bon SO Qna6ratz
garbs elm nit Der u~nsebsursn &nos
fpen5abI bon iiber 10000, ole in prGa,
tighter G~ntpidluns. Die SDbe oes
@tammes betrGgt 3.6 SUB, Der I'm,
fang 1875 3on. Die 2Gnse Der arone
112.2 SUB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-27

@on einem 3 m 0Ifidhz
rtgen Sobn e
purbe iiinsft Der 5Oidbrige 9ufi9mieb
Inbretp 5. Gri9ion in Oatlano. Sal.
Ser &nabe mar nit einigen glet9>
altrigen &amera6en ouf Dem 9ofe bes
9aufes. mo fe fi9 i'm S9eibeni4ieben
ibten. Der dltere Gri9fpn beoba9tete
Ben Sport unb ftunb serabe por feinem
Sobne, als oerfslbe feline Sltnte unter<
fu9te, bic ioeben perfast bate. Our9
cine unporii9tige manipulation bss
&naben entluo fid Die Tlinte unb Die
&ugel cling Dem Glteren Gri9ion mits
ten bur4's 9er5.
Sarantefneft Il. Ser 6ru9ts
bdnoler q. ). Ri9pls in @rano Raz
pibs, Mi9.. mar iiinsit bamit bef4dfz
ttst. @ananen bon einem oiden 8iini
bel abaupfliiden, als plObli9 cine So
rantel bonn Stamm berabiprang uno
i'm btb. Ni9ols i6ittelte bas Sbier
bon ii9 uno lief iofort gu einem Mrat,
tpGbrenb ct ~beftdnbis bas Sift aus Der
Wunoe gu fausen fu9te. Srpbbem
i9pou Die 9ano raid faft BIB gum
glenbosen auf. ebe Der Spttor elm
f9retten fpnnte. SpGter fano man in
Dem 8ananenbiinbel ein Neft NIT
tpentgftens 500 iungen Saranteln.
SbpIIif9e 3u It d BE. Der
Gtfenbabnbetettib 6. s.. Calhoun BON
Der It9iion, Sopeta G Santa Sc
Babn lit in Geoarptle, &ans., BON Den
5otelbanoiten 60. Mabigan uno Mil=
liam Gbabburn eri4ohen tporoen. Gs
hloete fih iofort Elm Gretpilisenz
&orps, pei6es ben Banoiten nahfette
unb ein f0rmlides @efedt nit oeniels
BEN begann, nobel Maoisan erf9of=
fen unb @baoburn auf ben Sob perz
tpun6et tpur6e. Muf Ser Geite Ser
@erfolser erbielt Der &aufmann ). M.
pope einsn S9ub burG's 8ein unb
eine syram Malone tpuroe Don etnem
prenf4ub in's 8etn setrOffen. Ma<
6tean un6 gba6burn batten feds Mei=
fenbe in Dem v8rettun 9otel" all Win>
feI6 ausgepliinbert unb Der GHenbabn>
betefttp bate bic Bei6en geraoe aufge>
fpirt unb tpoIte fs oinsfeit MAIDEN.
als fe Jpn einfa& niebertnalten-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-27

men alien Stsinbru9 hineinfubr. Weis
gel ftiirSte fammt Subrpert iber cine
hohe Wanb binunter.
ShIu4tern. Sn piirbiaer
Weiie feierte I'm ere israeIitif6e Sc
meinbe bas 5OiGbrise OieniiubiIGum
ibres perebrten Observation-Disclosures
lebrers unb &antors 6. @6parspGlz
Der, tpel9er nod in boiler Giiitieteit
feines Mmtes tpaltet.
ueberItneen. 2ebtens brannfe
bas Mntpelen bes Qanbpirtbs Gte=
pban 2oren5 i'm unteren @eiberbpf
bpa itdnbig nieber fanimt allen ssabrz
nifen. Hur bas 8ieh, bic S9tpeine
unb 9iibner fonnten s~ereitet tperben.
Die SabrniHe finb u serins periiz
4ert. SIS pirb 8ranbfiftuns bermis
tbet.
@iIlinsen. Der 10 Monate alte
&nabe bes &aufmanns Mbele bier fieG,
fpdbrenb bas i'm beauffi6tigenbe
Sienitmdb4en fi9 nit einem anberen
MGb4en unterbielt, in bas Jog. @eber,
bG9le unb ertranf. Sas &inb ipurbe
fpGter bon spei Sunsen Bel Der Serz
renmiible a~ufsefunben. Mne Wieberbe=
lebunssperfu4e paren erfolglps.
4sRet,tpfara.
Speber. Gin bon bier absesanse<
ter. NIT 40 Irbeitern beiebter Matez
riaIsus Der i'm Hau besriffensn Balm
na9 @einsbeim lit $50 Meter ben
S9pesenbsim entslsiit. Sie Maf6ine
unb finf Wasen fpransen aus benz
@eleiie unb f9oben ii9 in chamber
binein. Sobt lift Der Wasenpdrter
Gruber BON Der Station 2ubpiss6as
fen. Der 3usfihrerbienit perfah.
S9tper berlebt purbe Der Mrbeiter
Mersentbaler BON bier. Die urfa9e
bes unslads foa elm S4ienenbru4
fein.
Mffena. @or Sturgeon perf9tpanb
bier Elm 2iebespaar. 2sbtens tpurben
nun bic beiben 2ei9en in &reu5na9 in
Der Rabe sefunben. gs banbelt fi4 um
ben S9neibersebilfen Mbr. Sreiiem
aus WaQhauIen unb bas Oienitmdbz
den Masbalena 8ririus bon bier. unz
peit bes Srepp6ens an Der Nabe in
Der 2uiienftrabe, mo bic &leiounssz
fiide sefunben purber, tpurben bic
betben 2ei9en BON Sif9ern aufgefunz
ben. sic tparen anf9einsnb nit einem
Safdentu9 lei6t berbunben unb biels
ten ii4 trampfbaft umf9lungen, 10
bab man bic Mrme auseinanber atpin>
gen mubte.
@pmmersbeim. Sie f6pn Ians
&c 3eit an S4permuth leibenbe Grau
bes Mderers Safob peter 8Dbm III
bier nabm in einem berdrtigen Infan
n2pfol" su fi9, bsFen Wirfuns rnter
~qualpollen S9meraen ibren Sob mad
fa sos.
6pmburg. 5ol5bGnbler emil
Strf9 BON bier lit in &onturs sera>
then unb feitbem fpurlps perI9nuns
ben. gs seben @eriiGte, baB er fi9 ben
2pD 9f9epeH 1dpe. Qtrlm, Der etn du1
feits gea9teter Mann mar, fam infolz
&c 3ablunssunfdhigteit ieiner S4ulbs
ner fopeit suriid.
2ubptssbafen. &iirsIi9 brad
in benz ifplirt ftebenben MobeIfpeiaer
Der @ebriiber Sulaer, Maf9inenfas
BRIT, auf unbefdnnte Weife Jeuer aus.
Dur4 bic eigene Seuertpebr tpurbe Der
8ranb selDf9t, bod lit bas 9ebdube
Biz auf bic umfaHunssmauern nieberz
sebrannt. Ser S4aben bstrGst ca.
1000 Marf.
3peibriden. Otsfer Sage Be-
stns 9s. Walter, penf. &efelf9mieb,
nit feiner 5ruu glifabetba esb. 9drs
mann bus Self Der aplbenen 6pGaeit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
News surprlses London.

London, August 3l-The news of
the conclusion OF peace at Portsmouth
yesterday reached London 30 late last
night that with the exception OF OIL.
cial and diplomatic circles and those
who we're In the city at q late hour.
the announcements In the morning pa
pers came as complete surprise.
Even many OF the cabinet officers
and many high officials we're ignorant
Of the momentous event until today,
~ those who compose the official and
social sicrcleS In England are not gath
cred around the moors. some OF them
out OF reach OF the telegraph With
the general public the news was re-
celved with the greatest satisfaction,
and admiration for Japans "ascrihces
In the cause Of peace"
The announcement that peace had
been arranged caused the stock mar.
kets TO open with a sbmewhat bouy.
ant tendency today and prices estab-
lished smart advance. particularly
IN the case Of Russian bonds, which
gained four points. Japanese bonds
were also affected. but not 10 such a
great extent, they opening at Ia
points higher.
Both papers and the public we're so
astounded at the results that they feel
there Il something In the agreement
arrived at which has not YET been pub
llshed, and that ~ this is not the case
then the new Anglo japanese treaty
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
view, Of Russlan Press.

81 Petersburg. August Sl,-A rtcE,
diplomatic victory Tor N White ANA a
victory for Japan. Ia the verde, OF
Prince u1Nvmsky. tn his editorial In
Niedomy.. to-day tie says
Notwithstanding the difftcul, cir
cums,ancvS under which the nego
tiAiions Cumw,ac,t. Mr. White carried
sout bic tasA MA the greatest skill
and obtained from Japan the utmost
ehe Nas prepared ,o give More than
we expect .u receive. but though M.
Mttte wrc,'oI go, ~ defeat the ad.
4. v>e's --s.l- '. .r"s o.. MORAL ADVANTAGE
geats with japan. she ~ De- reooE.
al,ss0 tn &C., ,'.- H. 80, asst aad at
Heufupe as a.. N,'os ana She has &C,
Quired = predominant ,>,,.i.au IA Asia
white Russia rrr,'.lr lU. suffered a
corresponding heavy l'uN However
RaksiA 10 only rvau.rs the reward at
. war conserved ,u Justice au4 rest
ing on a policy ~ Aggf.ssiuh toward
a weak nation aga.ust which I aud
o,hcrs warned the Eo,,.lm,ui lWa,
fOr peace before and have been ever
Einee the commsncemu' ut ,he Nai
aad Z rejoice that peac, has been en-
eiUded have 40 f,Ar ot the ~
suits Ga the army Som- % tao lnea
Sm obloei 70 his peace. bat Ihg
Rgest mes 80 - esaa e the tsrml.
u :
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
aensrnl strike In lIhau.

L!bau. August Gl--A general strike
has been brought about here by the
order FOR The mobilization OF troops.
No factories are running. port load
ing has been discontinued and The
street railroads have stopped opera
tons. steam railroad communication
has reon interrupted and there are NJ
new spapcvs issued. The arrival OF
E.seryi,ts from the neighborheod ana
country districts mas added 10 the con
fusion. as well as 20 the possibilities
OF disorder The situation Is prov
ms tense, and many soldiers are pa.
trolling the street
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01

basis. and will. be content 10 return to
their homes II Is impossible to tell
what will be the result Of peace on
the internal situation. The revolution
airy movement has roots a generation
deep. and It's causes are entirely inde.
pendent OF the war which II preceded.
though It's growth has been fostered
by the mlsfortunes of the conflict. The
agitation and turmoil will no doubt
hnd an outlet In the coming elections
for the douma regardless OF the out.
come of the war.
In conclusion Prince Oukhtomsky
pays q high tribute 10 President Roose-
vent. whose name should be blessed
throughout all Russia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
rhre. KILLED by Earthquake.

New York. August u 4 violent
earthquake Is reported from SufauS
and Palcna. simultaneous with 'hr
eruption Of veSuvius and S,rouh1lo
cables the Naples cHrespondou, ct the
Herald Many houses fell, F,urch stec.
pies to,jescj and there was great
panic The population ned 20 the
couatry districts. THREE persons are
Veported killed snd more than a hun
dred sounded
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01

vieRna. August Sl.--rhc news OF
the conclusion Of peace through Jap
AncSS concessions was totally uhex,
pec;ed here and Nas received with
amusement 80 grcA, that msuy persons
are still Ol the opinion thar he facts
will show that Russia made ,ome val
uahle concessions. Al a. events u
10 admitted that = memorial, happen.
Ing which l. adding new glory 70 The
japanese to those won uu ne battle
neld 0rea; praise IL given Prvsiden;
Roosevelt, Tor has indeiatiEaole etforts
Ia sscurv peace. The tcrviEn oG!cS
Immediately forwarded the news to
Emperor FrNncis Joseph. ~Ao - Sit.
neSsiaG The maaeuVerS on the nsid
oi Roscnn IN the southern Tyrol
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01

fnanclers In this city haze had the
terms OF a Russian loan In mind for
tiye months past and the Russian gov.
eminent has known that upP the con
cluslon OF peace II could raise money
here. Hitherto the foreign BANKERS
have taken the first steps in raising
money for the combatauts and Ameri-
can bankers were asked TO associate
themselves with the foreign houses.
But the American firms will this time.
It is understood In financial circles,
ask London, Berlin and Paris to take
part in the new loan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
Enthusiasm In Denmark.

Copenhagen. August 31.-General
satisfaction at the conclusion of peace
is expressed here in court and official
circles and great enthusiasm is mani.
tested in the press and among the
people over President Roosevelt and
Nj. Witte. King Christian sent tel.
egram OF fluctuations to Emperor Mich.
olas upon the favorable conclusion
Of the war and to the American min.
lister he sent feltitations and homage
on behalf OF President Roosevelt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01

outbrsAA OF the war taJ1uu l.5tJ.UOt
men ~ these. The Allied permanent
" disabled and inVa!itrd acme have
been computed at 6.5,occ s75. 900 Rns
sians and go vOo JapaE,sy
Japan has suffered ID .~s Of oaly
one prominent Officer Commander
Oda the Russian uGicefs of rank siain
are COuni Keller GeurTAs RutkoVs
SaDolcusSy. RlaI!ukm T,,rwtsy. hon
dratehcnko. Commands >,.PSnoa and
Aalmirals Nakauoa. No.. VOs,kvr.
sham and NiihuGt
In money. AcCorlins 90 hgures pub
lished IN the Gasrtio q; 81 Pvgers
barg. tAe var has oosi Russia (iarlRa
ia pROpsrsy destrcyval ti.oss ooow1a
o. fhe So a. Junr q uaA sssinztna
= 1cKn lhas ghe eosf 3 1er.n kaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
HONOR GIVEN
To ROOSEVELT
Dor Successful Termination Of
Peace Conference.
FNE WHOLE WORLD REJoIcEs


fbs JapaBese by Accepting Russla's
TEENS Have Won a Diplomatic vie
lsry and the Admiration Of Al Ma
slons Statistics Concerning War;
Portsmouth, n. H., August 5l.-rhe
eBhs strain under which the pleni'
Hotentiaries.. attaches, correspondents
and GUNNER guests have been labor
ing for three weeks Is over.
Peace is concluded.
Only the actual framing OF the
treaty and the formalitles Of It's sig
Nature remain. II has been decided
that the room In the conference build.
ang where the plenipotentlarles yes
ieFday came 20 agreement shall be the
scene, OF the final act In the treaty
81 Portsmouth" which Is TO put an
end 20 this historic war. The pleni
potentiaries yesterday adjourned sub
scot 10 call unless some unexpected
Inference arises. there will not be an.
other formal meeting until the draft
Og the treaty IL complete. And even
SHOULD q controversy occur, Il would
MOI neceasarily compel formal meet.
ing ~ the pIenipothHilArlsS living un-
der the same roof aTesiu a position
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
Case a, Psnsaeols Report

NOBLE. "A Angus
Health Officer Dr Rheti Co
ed q telegram this mOrulus
Health Officer Joseph Y D.
FlQrida. confirming the nix.
OF yel'oS fever az Pensacu.a 7.
said that the Greeks DID g..
medical attention and Wesr &C.,.
cOnvaIescent stage A cord 'l
lave been placed Rfoun .
where the cases are io-a'.
houses have Bevn scrrs1'd
gated as per TIE pians
Wee, Tampa pa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01

IiaWkinsylle. Ga August 1l.-The
jury IN "a cease Of James G. lggram.
charged Sith the murder ~ " Il
H1Treil q prominsa' citizen - Coch
ran. could nor reach ,erd Ct. and q
mis,riai VAS declared tn sjury lad
been nut thrpe says EEA' were COR
c'rv'r ga uith q recommendation for
Gee. -. and oar urrc FOO acquiitai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01

Chattanooga August 81 The Local
secretary uI the Society 81 fhc Army
Of the Cumberland. says thar The r.
union hyrr next Wonth Of The Forty.
second anuiVrSary OF the battle ri
Chickamauga Is no. Oh The society
will hold IN, railroads 'o the ChiRg
rates offered Nearly every north
ern state vas represented al the bat
lie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01

pa, Gny,,,. h~Tcsul, IN some way,
In fbi- connection the Pail Mall Ga
2vlt, s1yS
The enlarged trraty With England
MAJ have had considerable weight In
p,rsuAd.ng nv Mitado and bis Rdyi.
sofs thai Japan's position In the Far
East is nov practically impresnahle
and that peace may Dee made without
pressing foI the payment OF costs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
Germans Aaree win AmerIean..

Berlin. August 3l.-Chancellor Won
Buelow in acknowledgment OF the ca.
BILE dispatches from the Associated
Press with the announcement OF peace
and an outline Of the terms OF the
agreement. says:
in their reception OF this fortunate
result. the German advocates OF peace
are In full agreement with the Amer
leans"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01

Chicago. August ~ "A
the Rec0Tn-Hcrald from NJ
T.. says that the stAteAoc1
tionAi committee YESTERDAY a.
% the came 0f SHzuyaA Ger
q ths commeauealIh n Ma
elds6 10 maze punGls ~ a.
Beads fr SnEepeeaa ,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
Kina Edward Is Pleased.

Marlenbad, Austria, August 81
King Edward upon receipt of the
peace announcement immediately dis
patched his congratulations to the em.
perors OF Japan and Russia. and to
President Roosevelt and notified
Queen Alexandra OF his Joy at receiv.
ing such news.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
Cause Of the Conflict.

l. Russla's policy OF playing fast and
loose with her promises rs TO the evac.
uation Of Manchuria. whereby China's
sovereignty over that land was 'prac-
tlcally annulled. and the equal com-
meIclal rights therein Of the rest OF
world seriously threatened.
2. Russla's refusal To recognise ia.
pans paramount interests In Korea
and her own diplomatic moves IN
that peninsula. looking toward treaty
rights. under which she might gain
control of the port OF Fusan-the more
northern harbors OF Vladlvostok and
Port Arthur having proved less ser.
viceable than had been anticipated.
3. Japan's 7.year old grudge against
Russia for ousting her from Port AT.
thur at the close Of her contest with
China and (also) Russia's fatal liz.
torrance OF Japan's preparedness and
GER over.confdence IN her own
strength,
Duration OF War.
From Feb. S, 1904, TO June II, 70"
---493 days. Note--June II Is the date
on which Russia and Japan agreed TO
meet to consider peace. There has
been no armistice since June IL. but
there has been no fighting.
What the Nations Gain.
BY the terms OF the peace treaty
now being drafted japan wins every.
thing which she went war. Japan
receded only as TO iuatmnity, the in
termed Russian warships and the lin
itation OF Russla's naval power In the
Far East
Japan Galns-Korea. Port Arthur
aud Llao Tung peninsula, drives Rus.
sia ont OF Manchurta. gains half OF
SakkalIn, takes over railroads built
by Russia In Manchuria. and will be.
literally paid for maintenance 81 Rus
sian prisoners.
Russia Saves Payment Of indem.
nifty. iutern,d warshlps and limitation
Ut hpr sea power In oriental waters.
what the War Has Cost
Ru.s.a had IN Manchuria In Febru-
orS. 1914. 10000 men. she has since
sent ou' - the front ESQ 900 men. ia
pan = mid TO have modified 7o0oc'
mon Toad forces engaged since the
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cirpi crater n a., isiAnd % ;. Rs-3
hol Il IN taa opcs-i.aa an4 Ia s..c,
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

60 consult freely either in person OF
by iotter. Or prMNaricns ana Mr..
Dannison. acting respectively for Rus
ala and Japan. base already began tho
work OF drafting the treaty aud th,lr
fiIAt meeting Nlll be held Tits alter
noon AZ y clock al the navy yard
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been close in the neighborhOod oil
S475 100000.
Bringing the total money cost lat
the time OF the agreement to peace
parleys) to Il.55O.oOO.OOO.
In ships. the losses have been az
follows.
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Rus.la 70 Elea. RIa Losn.

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