Eureka Reporter | 1905-09-08 | Page 2 | Mikado Thanks Our President

braises efforts in the direction of peace between warring nations expresses the bel ef that peace in jhb far east W II 11 be permanent ac cords the pres dent full credit for the part he took oyster bay president roosevelt on sunday received from the emperor of japan warm thanks for his bisin terestea te rested and efforts in the terestea te rested and unremitting efforts in the an express on of the japanese em geror s grateful appreciation of the distinguished part the president has taken in the establishment of peace in the far east the cablegram which was received from the emperor personally follows tokio sept 3 the president I 1 have received with gratification your message of cengr lons con keyed through our plenipotentiaries and thank you warmly tor it to your disinterested and unremitting efforts sin the interests of peace and humanity I 1 attach the high value which Is their due and assure you of my grateful ap of the distinguished part you have taken in the establishment of peace based upon principles aseen tion to the permanent welfare and of the tar east mua the cablegram from the japanese emperor puts an end to the rumors that the emperor was dissatisfied with the terms finally concluded by his plen with those of the geror of russia he accords president roosevelt full credit tor the part he took in bringing about peace upon principles essential to the permanent welfare and tranquility of the tar east fhe concluding sentence of the ca Is especially significant it evidently voices the belief of the jap anese emperor that the treaty about to 1 e concluded at ith will be tor a permanent peace