Coalville Times | 1905-06-09 | Page 3 | Linevitch is No Quitter

LINIVITCH IS NO QUITTER. tars He Relieves He Can snd Will Driest Japansse Army. Headquarters of the Russian Army, Qodtysdaol, Maurburla - Undlnmyed t- Ilojestveiisky a defeat, and full of AnHdeiH-e as to Die oulnimo of tb approaching battle, Ueulenatit tlen-rsl tlen-rsl Mnsvltrh Is for war to the bit ter end, and be believes that the Man lurinn army la now strong enough to assume the aggressive. Jlo a question put to him as to wietber bo was for war or lecp. tbe remninnder-ln-chlcf replied most firm-lyt firm-lyt and without the slightest hesltn ti: Most certainly I am for war I nm naftldler. The emperor's will Is net urslly my law. but my wilce now, as IfTore, Is for tho continuance of tbe rJiL With the destruction ot our Item. Mnlslies, of course, tbe hopes of thoeo wto nt the beginning of the war, wuhed to make peace at Toklo, but our defeat at sos lias wit Interfered vtth my plans absolutely not one will, I consider myself strong enough not only to hold any ground, but even tondvanoe. ?l nm no prophet and hac ro do-slrs do-slrs to bo one, but I llrmly belleio that I ein and will defeat tba Japanese In Mtnchurln."