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no . makes connections with thu Eaty
Flyer. Cr0wder city for Muskogee Che.
topa. Vinita. Wagner and pnrsons ana
uOI th.
30. ~ maRes connections az Weieafr,
with Frisco Meteor. bl0 for Henrysffs
Okmuigee. 5apulpa Tulsa. Vinita and
Clagemore and north
40. j makes connections with Frlsco an
at WaFwicF for Oklahoma city
No. ~ makes connections with Santa
Fe M for Oklahoma CITY. Purcell 49,
more. Gainesville. Fort Worth and soiitb
DENVER. EMO a GULF.
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S22.4O
HOT SPRINGS and RETURN.
Good for 90 days.
via.


via.
Fort Smith and Western Railway,
by far
The Quickest, Best, and Shortest Way
Compare the time with other lines.
and our Excellent Connections, and
you will adopt the "sans Bois Route
as the proper route.
Call at City Ticket Office, No. III
South Division Street, for further in
formation, as we are
Always glad to serve you"
Jos. p. o'DonnelI,
Phone 773. General Agent.
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I have started public training
stable In connection with my board.
ing business at the old ~ r. Smith
stand would be pleased TO CORE
spond with those who have horses te
race in the 1895 campaign. l gait aud
balance up colts.
Special attention given to boarders.
s. NJ. Meeinnls, Prop.
Both Phones a..
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pErECTlVE-shrc reliable man
wanted ia every locality for profitable
secret service, 10 act under orders. No
experience necessary. Write Webster's
Detective Agency Des Moines. ln.
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THE SAME OLD
bankers.

Practical mechanic In Cabi-
net and instrument work. does
first class Upholstering On
hand, for sale, the Best Old
Violin in the territory. New
and repair work Shop 51S
w est Oklahoma Avenue,
Guthrie, Okla.
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NANTEDAEvery brleht boy tn Logan
county fmm u to is years OF age. in-
elusive, wanted 10 join my corn culture
class and help make oklahoma tine best
and most profitable corn producing sec
uon in the union. IL can be done
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MANAGER wante1 an srctions 10 select
oscnts tor the famous Game o. skill
Law!ul evnr where. fills long felt want,
takes place fobidden slot machines. OF.
erted with nickcls rented or sold on
easy PAYMENTS 1900 row in use; sample
sens on 30 days frco trial write at once
fer particulars. owen Chandler Fuml.
u.rc Co., Desk a. Grand Rapids Mich
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nlscELLANEous.


--'-----'--,~-~------
viN LoCAllON-Free gin site given IN
easue Creek nation. Indian Territory.
New town. excellent location. no gin
there. Large crop assured Gin must be
bult at once Address Fort smith and
western rownsite SO. Wcleeua. T. n.
hiDiiiA Hcre 'arnr wen ioclted 20 trids
ior Gutmir residence property a new
IlAno TO ftade for tem of good Horses.
i"tuess and bUrs. John D. Dubois
oiaec IFS North First street.
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Classified Advertisements
RATES

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Five cents per liae. first insertion. two
oud one-haii cents per line eaca subse-
pueut insertion.
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HELP WANTED.

wANrE0-nas. At Loader oml.s.
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WHY not with pocket sample oulymake
5000 per week selling staple articleg
ire far hardware and drug s3lesmen. r.
j.. Brown. Equitable BIDS. ST. Louis. NO.
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Subterranean
Wonders
Mammoth Cave
and
Colossal Cavern

Are the most interesting of an the
Natural Wonders IN America. These
wonderful caverns are visited annually
By thousands OF tourists from this
couairy and abroad They are pro.
rouncod by scientists the mcst mag.
niaceut work Of natrre II would weU
repay YOU 10 take he & me to make
a visit TO them They are loo miles
south Of Louisville Ky, near the
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-ELP wANrED--FnmALE

LADiEs-ro do piecework at their
homes we furnish an materials and
pay from 81 20 {i2 weekly send stamped
envelope 70 Royal Co.. "a r. Monroe ST.,
Chicago
WAN iirlEat ambitious lady to rep-
resent manufacturer Good salary; per-
nmnoni position Address, g. =. O.. care
Leader Office
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WANTED Men 20 learn barber trade.
Prepare now for busy season. Posi-
ti0us guaranteed Cnn nearly earn exc
rchses before nn3shrs. Write for free
catalogue Moler Barber College Fort
Worth, Tex
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Louis &Clark
EXPOSITION

Portland, Gre. june to Oct. 15
Tickets sold on following days onl.
May %, "a and % June 13. IA. II
u, rs and %, July c, Z, s, IL. u, l.,
25. 26 aad 81; August IS, IS H. 20
30 AMI 81. September y. IS IA. Is.
p, 2Sand ~ Final limits 80 days
Stopovers allowed west of and includ
ing Colorado common points.
Fare S4S.1n.
Fare through California S6o.1o.
F. ]. BEST. Agt.
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40 Z passenger daily
No i0 and l02 Local freiFhts dafy
except sunday
ST. LOUIS. eL aENo 4 wEsTEaN.
West Bound East Bound
Second hlfat First Second
Class Nlasa Class Class
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Daily Leader 10 cents week denv-
cred every day except sun1ay.
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LOST Railroad oredcnual book 40 s.
A. So Flnda return to this Office and
receive reward
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WANTEDMcn and women IN this and
adjoining counties Tor home or travel
ia gworly reprcsouting aud advertising
the wholsso and educational depart
mcuts Of an old established manufacuur-
in- house Salary $3.50 per day with ex-
Ttnscs advanced. Rig furnished when
tecssary position pcrmanent references
exchanged Address. Blcw Bros q Co.
Home Dept Chicago, H.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED have position for good
statesmen See NE for terms " Bow
crs. los West Harrison. Guthrie.
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PERSONA.

ATTRACTIVE and very wealthy maiden.
alone wants. without DELAY kind. hon-
est husband Address Jessie Lee. Asia.
81 Washington ST.. ChIcnEo.
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W. s. Wells,
Commercial Agent
Guthrie. o. T.
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'Mixed train. Daily except sunday
''Passenger train. cally exceot
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RAILROADS TIME TABLE. |
ArcHIsoN. TOPEKA a SANTA FE.l
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VIA G. T. l. g. r. ny.
10 80 am. ar. klnghsher lv.l IL 30 a. IN.
Daily except SundnyA
FORT SMITH AND WESTERN.
Effective January 22nd. 1905
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FOR sALE--A ,aude-e for IS. Address
c." care Leader.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11
STOKES VERY BUSY.

TRENTON, May II, 1905-G Governor
Stlpkes sssid yesterday that it seemed inn
possible for him to go to the unveiling
Of the monument to the memory of the
members of the Ninth New Jersey Regi-
Oh The monument is to be unveiled May
1S+ and the Governor of North Carolina
has offered every hospitality to visiting
friends. This monument unveiling Gov
ernor Stokes is being urged to attend ac-
companied with MS full military staff.
He said this morning that he would
esteem It d privilege to 60, but that Of
fetal duties probably would prevent.
While Attorney-G General Mccarter has
not given an opinion as yet to the legality
of the authority given the Governor TO
return the famous 'Plewboy flag to
North Carolina because the original cons
current resolution giving this authority
had been lost, it is likely that the flag
viii be returned, us it has been discov-
cred that under section 21S of the re-
vised federal statutes, all these captured
flags should have been turned into the
War Department, and, therefore, the
State Of New Jersey has had no legal
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11
WON'T HELP RUSSIA

An effort was made few nights ago
to organize the Russian American colony
of the somewhat cosmopolitan Gammon-
town section in the interest Of the mother
country in her present war with Japan.
The object was to raise funds along with
a number Of other Russian colonies scat
tered in various parts Of American soil,
to be contributed toward defraying Rus-
sia's war expenses. A meeting was
called, and between thirty and forty
Russians who still love their native land
even though pracsically driven therefrom
by a tyrannical government responded.
The meeting was held in Bana's Hall,
No. SO Morris street. All argned well
for Russia for awhile The hall fairly
blazed With Russian oratorical pyrotech-
nies. Anthemas were hurled at che
heads of the little brown Japs and their
chip of territory standing up against
the great White Czar with his vast do
mains and resources. But it didn't take
much to change the tide of sentiment.
A much bewhiskered man whose coun-
tenance slightly suggested Nihilistie
bombs, ana whose name bore the double
sufix of "insky,D as the story goes,
strobe into the hail. With a mien that
was thought to have been accentuated
by over-indalgence in bodka he listened
to the orators, and then he had his say.
Despite his condition he convinced his
heaters that as American citizens they
and let her autocratic government fight
it out with the little Japs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11
STATE FORESTERS ELECT

At the sixteenth annual convention of
the Jersey Foresteas held this week at
EngIewood these officers were elected
Grand chief ranger. William ] Bent
ley, G. S. G. r.. William ] Howerth;
grand treasurer, D. II. Stuhrmann;
grand secretary, r. N. Donnelly; grand
recording secretary, e. Sonnabend; G. s.
w, T. Armstrong; 6 ]. W., James ].
FLYNN; G. S. B., H sehott; g J. B., d.
A. Valentine: grand trustees, Thomas =.
Jones. Charles e. Fitehel. J r. De-
Camp; grand court auditors S. r.
Meehan, H. T. Mccorney, r. W Scott;
supreme Representatives. NJ F. Cronin.
james o'aIealia, Thomas w Robinson,
e. r. Guthrie, J. A. Cazaban, q. r..
Vessels, August J. Concord, William Il.
White, P. II. Leddy, William j. Mem
chen, Joseph Mason, f A. la Pourte,
James Curren, r. W. Gray, NJ. f. Ryan.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11
New York Fire Insurance
Exchange Makes An Ad-
vance Of Thirty Per
Cent.
FOR DEPARTMENT. DEFICIENCY
Local Companies and ofici.
ais Say Our Fire Fighting
Apparatus Is Ex-
cellent.

In accordance with the report recently
submitted BY committee Of the New
York Fire Insurance Exchange and
adopted by that body, the fat rates Of
insurance have been advanced thirty per
cent, ten of which is for watsr pressure
deficiency and FIVE for fire department
deficiency and the balance for miscellan-
eous deficiencies, such as improper en-
fercement Of building laws, conditions Of
streets, etc, etc. These do not include
the special hazard risks which come
under the thirty per cent. clause, which
include such properties as oil reHneries,
sulphor works, piers, etc. The minimum
rates and also increased thirty per cent.
in addition to the advance Of July ?,
1900.
The advances are subject to the CO.
insurance clauses.
The same increase in rates have been
ordered in Hoboken and an increase Of
fifty per cent. has been ordered IN Bay
Dnne where. according to the report of
the Exchanges committee, the insufi-
sient wafer pressure, water pipes of in
sufficient size and some of them lined
with cements no enforcement of building
laws. and conditions Of electric wires
..make all risks extremely dangerous"
The Exchange has jurisdiction over
this part Of Jersey City and includes all
HE local Insurance agencies. The COM
mittee made its investigations some
months ago and the recent FIRE in the
Commercial Trust company's building
aas nothing to do with the increase in the
.ates.
The Department. officials declare that
Jersey City protection against fire is all
Lhat can be expected. but that there il
room for Improvement The heads Of
rarious local agencies also say a big word
tor the local fire department.
Fifteen per cent, of the increase Of
fifty per cent. in the Bayonne rates are
Tor wafer deficiency. fifteen for FIRE de-
partment deficiency and twenty for mis-
.eIlaneous deficiency.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11
MASONIC BANQUET
special 70 .The Jersey city News. .


Special to 'sThe Jersey city News-')
TRENTON, May ii. 1905 The an
nual convention of the Grand Chapter
If New Jersey, Royal Arch Masons, was
held in Masonic temple Yesterday and
Edgar r. Brown, Of Jersey City, grand
high priest, presidek
Tie morning session was occupied with
the reports and transaction Of routine
business. At the afternoon session these
officers We're elected: Grand high priest,
Peter AcGill, Lanhertxille; deputy high
priest, D. c. Adams. Plainfeld: grand
king. Jacob Krkner, Plainfeld; grand
scribe. James Ward. Bridgeton; grand
treasurer Frederick Weise. Bordentown;
grand secretary. Leonard L. Greer, Pas
sale; grand captain Of hosts, 6. H Rud-
derow. Camden: grand principal sojourn-
er, w. q. Caprailul, Passaie; grand high
arch captain, Ralph r. Eckelberg, New
ark.
The annual banquet was held last
evening, at which prominent Masons
were present. The visitors inclnded Ma
jor Henry D. Hamilton. grand high
priest of New York; Charles G. Hunt,
grand captain of the hosts Of New York
~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11
DICKINSON OUTING.


The outing committee Of the Samuel
D. Dickinson Association met and or
ganized last night by eIecting Col. Dick
inson chairman; Fire Commissioner John
Brennan, yice-chairman John J. Erwin,
secretary, and City Collector Edward
Fry, treasurer
August 30 has been fixed as the date
Of the outing and it win take place as
usual at Witzers Point View Grove
The Committee decided last night that
the outing hats to be ordered must bear
the union label
A representative Of Whitehead s Ho-
ag submitted samples for pennants to
fly from canes in the parades.
The committee will hold its next meet
ing on May % Besides the officers se-
lected last night the committee is COM
posed Of the following members of the
Association John Rotterdam, James
NJ. Connolly, John G, Kaiser, Thomas
Ennis, John II. Weastell, William s.
Rowland, E. J. Mitchell, c. S. Mason,
James f. Clark, T. n. Coughlin, John
Doscher, ]. ]. Guisto, r. w Devery,
H Dodd, John J. Bechtold, Charles
Eichorn William o. Armbruster, Henry
Frank, Jr., Alex. Ackerman, Herman
Walker, James Freeman, and Morris
Jaina..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11

BRILLIANT PLAYING YESTERDAY
Sailors puffed Up BY Victory
Over the Birds Rochester
Beat Montreal and
Toronto Buffalo

/ In losing his head yesterday catcher
McAuley lost for the home team the
game between Jersey City and Proyl-
dence. The catastrophe occurred IN the
fifth inning Up to that inning Provi-
dence had not been allowed the privilege
Of having two men on bases. Thomas
was on third and Ball on second, each
having made safe hit, the first two al
lowed by Olmstead Thomas was prane-
ing about third base and AIcAuley evi-
IDENTIFY taking more rope than a respec-
table catcher should allow. In his fight
IF Indignation he evidently failed to see
that Woods was playing some distance
away. McAuley threw at an imaginary
third baseman and while the ball went
humming down the field Thomas fellow
ed by another ball with a big B flew in
another direction and both reached home
and tied the score, the Skeeters having
'nsss1s ~ a''s i'' ~ s'''''7 '..l'''s'
Pitcher Cronin won the game for Proyi-l
as''es = 'ne s'sh'n l'h'''s = a'A'a s''s''s
ne pah oVst '"e hsnee - : p0'ss''
i'es Gnu 1le.Au'es : slf0t tpe saAis "4's
brilliantly played by both teams. Cronin
a''' o'''slss1 oo''' l''s'''o 500 s''.''s s
~ NlpAin "as " a'ise - 's2'' s'i'N''' :
w. e'ssA sNes'e1s ~ '''s''as s''s ~
pa7s' @p''s 9'H's'''s'0 s'A esA ~ - IS 7
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11
DEMAND RATIFIED
Financiers Concur in the
Street and Water Boards
Action In Regard to the
New Plant.

The Finance Board yesterday concurfed
in the Street and Water Boards resoiu-
ton Of Monday directing that Garwood
Ferris, engineer in charge Of construc-
tion of the new wafer works to demand
Of the Jersey City Water Supply Cons
pany the turning over Of the new works
to the city to allow the city to test them,
according to contract, before the city
pays the contract price, S7.595,ooo.
a copy Of the writ Of certiorari allow
ed Dr. Mortimer K Lampson in the mat
ter Of the proposed issue Of 5000 900 for
THE new Hospital, which had been served
the Board was read by Clerk Heath and
filed.
2. W. Woolley's bond as treasurer Of
the Free Public Library trustees in S25,-
600, was accepted, with the National
Surety Company as surety.
The bond of 81 600 as constable was
accepted from James Il. Begie, Of the
Tenth Ward, with John B. Egan and
James ] Kelly as sureties.
After coneurring IN resolutions Of the
Street and Water Board ordering paid i
number Of small claims, amounting in the
aggregate to over s1oo presented bv GER
tain employees Of the Water Department
al reimbursement for car fares expended
in. the performance Of their respective au-
ties, the Board passed the following res
olution:-
-.That the clerk Of this Board be Dir
rected ro notify tie Board of street aud
Water Commissioners that his Board
hereafter viii not concur ii q consent to
the reimbursement Of meter readers. in
spectors re-assessors and Others op ne.
cottnt. Of money expen,lefl far a.. fares ;,,.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11
| NEWARK'S FIRE
Part Of Market Sire atBaaIy
Burned In Yesterday
Mornings BIazs
TOTAL LOSS $4,000
Origin a Mystery and Battle
With the Flames Lasted
Three Hours.
Especial 70 '.Tae Jersey city xxws 3

Special e The Jersey Sisy NzNz
NEW Ahh' May g is'''''.-1--A s. '''ss :
business centre was AGAIN l1'pffa's'a =
an early shoaf yesteroay eHos5s'sH s.
l'fe when parslaliy o. whoily ~ 'sf's F's
number p the ola 0a'lsnAss eA SIS
norsh siae q t1e oieek y M''1Sea ssfs'ee
between Haiseg and WaspinSqeA sFsseFs
ana caused considerable damage g 's
stock merchants doing buslHess e sl's
west side q Halsey street. = MS eae
Of tue most obstinate olazes f'ae Asaksskk
ilre department has eneounEerest q ssl'ss'2
months recalling in this respect ai'a y
rs possibilities Of los the tire i re
Goerke building in January, 1854
Three times did the flames invade flls
rear Ct the Empire Theatre' whinll fronts
on Washington street only te 3 sisS
teeted and stamped out. i'el'e; ss'i' q
when the blaze seemed completely ext'ns
sulsnea N one OF another ef she sasaz
shaesie structures which had been as7
lacked, It sprang up again and parasi
nereeiy.
lhe tlames We're discovered At 2;s
blaze was ven 81 hand bn4 ;t Use l1sss
after the morning rush to business h2t
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11
SAFE FOR MONTHS
Stay In the Valentino Case
Gives the Prisoner a Long
Lease Of Life.
Special 70 ..The Jersey. csty News..'l

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49,
Ion are hereby cited and adnen-
ished to be and appear at the supreme
court Of the United States to be holden
at Washington, d. G., on the eighth
day Of June. 1905. pursuant to an appeal
| fled in the clerks Office Of the United
4 States Circuit Court Of New Jersey.
wherein Anna Valentino is appellant
| and YOU are respondent. to show cause,
| if any there be. why the Judgment rem
dered against the said appellant in the
said appeal should not be corrected, and
why speedv instice should not be done
to The nart;ss A that behalfs
Deputy sheriff BIauyelt accepted the
service. ana Mr.. Kussy was allowed to
greet his client and congratulate her
mon he extension Of fine granted BY
the (,ourt
m renorter Mr. Eussy outline his
nlan of action = ohtain for Mrs. yalen3
Ina ! nau rial Hs said.-
sWa III, & before the rIpitea states
s,,n,ans eonrt il sbow tbat tbis moor
,,,,,.,,, ,,;ss IN rsss;va f,;y tr;,,B ;p
ths NJ .,.s,,so ,yos aat u +hs u,ost
+,,o,.,.,, s, s, ! !. -. NJ n;,, sava VII
e.a. S 49,. 4,.o4 az aoor sa;,t -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11

Still another endorsement of John ).
HeaveY in his contest for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff. The Retail
Clerks Association + the latest organ.za-
tion to enlist under the HeaveT banner
Although non-political. the Clerks Asso-
eiation takes an active interest in public
affairs and when it promises to aid Mr..
Heavey to win out at the primaries that
means whole lot Mr.. Heavey is
justly pleased with the action Of The as
soeiation.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11

The Grand Jury had another session
yesterday and again wrestled with the
pool room case. 50 far as can be learned
no decision was reached. Several weeks
have elapsed since the celebrated raid
on the poolrooms and yet interest in the
case is still alive. The Grand Jury is
making thorough investigation and
those skeptics who think the matter is
going to be allowed to drop out Of sight
are liable 70 be disappointed. It is said
thar the evidence will be submitted to
Justice Dixon and that the Grand Jury
will be guided in its final decision BY his
advice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-17
JAPAN HAS KEPT MUM
No Intimation from Tokyo
Of Peace Terms.
ROUTKOWSKl'S VIEWS
EXFFCTS TO JOIN RUSSIAN DEL
EGATION TO AMERICA.
Says That Personnel of Cars Commis'
sion Should Convince japan of
Russia's Good Intentions.

LONDON, July I'm. Routkowski, tie
Russian financial agent in London, inform
ed the Associate Press today that he had
not received his appointment to the peace
commission, though he expected to accom-
pany the plenipotentiaries to Washington
Since nj. Whites appointment as chief plen-
ipotentiary, ". Routkowski has been sound
ed by the government and has signified his
willingness to act. NJ. Routkowski said:.
Japan has not yet intimated her terms
and the reports of her alleged terms are
generally speculation. Hints have been
through British and other sources, but
nothing positive has yet been proposed and
we have been informed that Japan will lay
her definite propositions only before the
Washington conference. The Japanese have
great confidence in NJ. Witte and NJ. Witte
has great admiration for them.
THE personnel of Russas commission
should convince the japanese that peace
depends on the reasonableness of their
peace proposals is greater show of
strength than continuance of the strug
gle for the sake of pride. Ending the war
and turning her attention to internal inn
provement and the development of her in
dustrieS will enhance the prestige of Rus
sia more than a continuation of the con-
flict until Japan is finally overcome
NJ. RoutkowSki said he thought the
rangements for a Russian loan would prob
ably be made in Paris prior to NJ Whites
departure from that city