The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31

neee argument which governed their
decision TO waive the question Of in
demnity can be accepted - aush0rita.
tive:
Japan rallied fully ahe was max.
ing a sacrtfice for peace. hot she was
! looking to the future. Il was not q
question II whether the war could be
successfully continued. hut Of whether
peace was not now more advantageous
I" japan. Japan had already Gained
all she fought for. II was only the
i<Is'ils Of war that remained and,
having achieved the real objects IT
the war. she could afford t. foreSo the
sl'oils. rather than he placed In the
position Of fighting for money. While
JaIan believed che Was entitled to the
spotls. she felt that her position WA -
strong her saics~ss 10 complete. that
she C'uM yield without dstractine
from th. forc 81 her victory"
DR ANAT1C GGaCl INSTANCES
WHEN sEACf: VAS MADE.
Wonderfully dramatic and tragic were
; the circumstances A. the stores building
~ the Dasy yard Yesterday when Mr.
! N!';c cam. FROM the secret conference
room IN which peace VAS decided urOn
and made the announcement 10 his sec.e-
Them ieI-.r led perhaps the tn,ne..!at.. fate
OF a hundred thousand lives.
Every preparation had been made at ST
Petersburg and al tho front To- continue
's- war tn. military party Wa. det.,-
mined ard i.ine,;tch MAS 10 try corclu-
sinrS With oyaTl..
lie given 10 ijnsv.;ch and AT imperial
manifesto already prepared would hay.
b'-'S ;>SI;",! I.rociAim:ng 30 IN. Russian,
?""'.." IN" irit"s.'h.nty q, accepting tf"
,H..-asf ~k.a.t by
.I-'E :hs Russian r..,pi. To support the
''za- And N" Government IN its decision
.to. 10 pay tribute 70 IN. foe.
Neither Mr.. Wife nor any memhe. 81
the Russian mission believed Z. possible.
that Esron korr,Iry. nv giving way upon
all disputed t.p.n'-. ~cv!d place II in th..
actinS ~i'hin their INSTRUCTIONS. to con-
ciGi" peace
WSTTs: MAS PREPARED
To 0ssr rONTsWOl n
E..sv prsra,n.ion I'D d.rar.ur. rad
h~.r rrt.do II. Russian. had no, oni~
packed their trunks. bur = special train
hs,i s>-u engaged TO take TIE party to
~ w.;.s ~e,- :, .he navy yard ~;:h.
out hotc 'hI- rs si,sT~a-. re. would ac-
..cr"tsT:.s kne~ his t-cision AID il can
p" imagined srh ~ha. anxiety .he~
AWAITED IN an asIci-,rg roor., she result;
-~se AsA see. sssssseS O. -s,e.
eSe ~~oseooea~y - . s0Os0ee a0A.
% che s0s0o W0eSe WeVe 0sspeeA
WSes ~. Wotee e0ee0eA ep00 sAe
eeSes. So~ ~ s6e sersee0stes vsos -
se Assssss - see esssase seeeOhose
~AsrA -eeseeseA issers6, W0sS e0e
Wossso0 AeaS00oeseso. 00OO00ee sAe
sRUs0se. 0AeeA W0s g. ~ eONSeA o..
ss00s0S - -. peoeeooO0g ed 00oheA
soosG g. WaorAossa - sAe oa6ooO
scs LssesssrA e. attach.
Tho phrase aErs~-i .p"a NAs q cony~r-
rsolxi oas. Fer ain: ~ an hour the 500
rc;s:i.s vsiccSi. ih.i: nerves ., high ten
sfc-
S,s.i.i.-!y ire door ~As ;h-car OPEN an.
Mr wI;,s -;.cp.a og, HI. face vas
flushed We -, me-. 80 - restraining him
s.'f a. h. a6rarS~i
TIA .-r-;A-i-s h~la :ssi- hr~Ath Until
.,.it.niy he s'sy7sa ins,.ad Q: words
On ,h> sa;.'~r~l:s % ManchE.:a ah.cn
in~v ~xr~c:~s:. hs sScialMei-
.-lsOsO040. 0oS." ssseOseeOe0.
pssees.
es=~c- Ts~r .,st...-ly sh.y -.a..se,. .A-
S-.st victory :e-sr chief ha: Uua A,3 I'm
--U~S IN s.7Gl~ .u.rtIls~ tnsy fastened
toward Ny w;;s h.E 81. hss arms
AOW0sTON ET1 AgSSEO
WI1Te: ~ 0Or0a G0Es:0As.
NJ kors..oxs.s ~as :he .-s: 20 .each
va css-'- . res, sh.y al adore. H~ :er~U
S:>,>sis '-,a ~, Whites a-ra- an. en-
5-se--t ard sss-s-s him o. so,A sAesa,
at-sr 10 Russian gashtor,
TN-n ~ rEYr. M Nit.s eG.h~ace1 ard
s,v- the ktss II pssre go Mr Naacako6
.ri M. risnecn- All sere cvc-vcesred
1f.A s.neitszI-
Il ~. ras.s. % -. preparations that haS
s--n rnaS> a: 81 Petersburg fox s-aGt:au-
ios Tn. aAs Gsi.h t-c..ted noe cnfy
rlA-s Cog AZ Immediate attach Ay Line
s:,cs aad 'he issue - &C ies<r.a: nana-