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Title: The Russo-Japanese war fully illustrated : v. 1-3 (no. 1-10), Apr. 1904-Sept. 1905
Year: 1904 (1900s)
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Subjects: Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905
Publisher: Tokyo : Kindodo-shosekikabushiki-kaisha (The Kinkodo publishing co)
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
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-nin-luh-pao totally On the night of October 30 a body disappeared. In other directions the of infantry from the Left Army oc-engagement was limited to an inter- cupied and destroyed by fire a villagemittent exchange of gun-fire. (the name of which was unknown) On the night of the 28th October about 500 metres north-west of Chang-a small detachment of the enemy made Hang-pao. a counter-attack upon Wai-tbu-shan, On the 8th November at about 10but was immediately repulsed. p.m., a body of the enemys, forces. On the 28th at about 11 p.m. a consisting of from one to.two coin-:Russian force pf unknown strength panics of infantry, delivered iah attack ■attacked the heights of San-tao-kang- on one of our outposts, but was re-tzu, but was immediately ^repulsed. pulsed. With^ the. excieption of) this \ . On the 29th at 3 a.m. the Central attack, quietUess prevailed in everyArmy desj)atched an infantry detach- direction. ^■ ■ Our Machine Gun Corps. ^ OF Tm: scmK of tiie ijattle of Ilih Si
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AScrt^ J 300000 : WAR. RECORD.:: 8^3 \, ^1.12-3.0 ,on- the night of the 11th November the erierny. made an. attack ^on theqharter of tTie armys left„,:wing in front of Wu-chen^tai, but ; was repulsed by our troops. The enemys ^forcej .tionsisting of 200,.infantry and ■3Q0 cavalry/ that .appeared in the direction,: of Sho-zai-inon, was also repulsed by our garrison. The enemy retreated towards Ma-chan-tzu, his ca^Jt^itie^.-J^ein^ over 60, whilst ours w^re ri^: mor(?,th^(j^ or 7. . On- the l5th?^6vember at 1.40a.m. \a detachpaent of the enemy,consisting of infanty and cavalry, at-tacked our position at Hing-lung-tun,but was repulsed by our troops there. On the same day at aboutnoon the enemys force, con-sisting of two or three thous-and infantry and cavalry with8: guns, fired on our positionsat Tsih-tai-tzu and Ma-ma-chiai. The firing, however,caused no damage to us. Ex-cept this incident, ,quietnessprevailed in every direction, norwas there any change in thegeneral situation. At da

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