Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-11


Paris, July 10.-The semi-oficial
Terone after careful review of the
,,o-.a ,e.z. J.. A., dooioio, n.
p.
0enu Ine AiII7i iodh H0e1 ~ '"0
clfic, says 1t was inevitable ana aooS:
The redistribution OF the meet
creates IhquleIude' yet the IIght Oh
Ine OHiIeu States " SEM us SHIPS
"hefe II pIeaSeS Is lnconIeStaDle ana
IS no more 10 De crlIlclSed IMAM the
IeulS1riouIloh Vi Ihe BRUSH meet
InIee years ago.
Inc main uahSer' according 70 Che
Temps IS JldI Ine people oI CdilIoI-
nid' against me WISHES Oh FfeSIuent
RooSSVeiI ana me CABINET may IeeI
enoouIaseu ~ pei'i7' III Ineil "I'iIuue
against Ih9 '~pdne9e' oIaUeiilelVS
mdue ny members VI Tie JAPANESE op-
poSltlon party IN Japan are stated 10
De bids Tor polIlcal FAVOR ana are de-
hodhced aS DeIhS provocative. for
Iill7 reason Ine Temps says 1t also
strongly dlSapproVeS Oh quoted utter
d1ce5 oi AuilliIaiS dewey anu oaKa
noIo' dS ueSIsheu 70 pour OH on Ihe
hI9 anu cohIidSCS Ineh Win Ine
IdIeiheH~7 Oh '"e SAME SuDJecC ny
rear AulIlIIdI bIo"HSon'
Inc paper 'oI'I"u'' Will '7lil@i n
ing mat WINE lheIS are more reasons
Ior confluence IMAM peSSlHlIShl Ihe
SITUATION Is "uch mat II heedS 10 De
IoAo|ed closely
Against Sending the Fleet.
Philadelphia, July lO-The eXecu-
tive committee OF the universal peace
union yesterday placed itself on rec
ora as opposed to sending a fleet of
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r. nm oboirr,o,, os +bo bo,,so
committee ON military affaire vnetar-
dav There io an clement in Tanor
who wo,,Id wolooroo u,or h,+ +bo
r,,Iipo oIoeeoe oro Too ,yiso 70 ,iol, .
c,,o,.ra1 r,itb tho Trri+od Cto+os
"If tbera is wa wo will ot i,.s+ loco
the pbiIinnipas and Hawoiiope hu+
ua would triunnb in tho end for tbo
limited States wouId send warebine
and fight ont . victory "yve arc tho
onIv nation which can conduct war
and get rich at the Same time "
Vio,.,e - +ho u,,,,o
'''' w. NJ wi % poiiO'
eHl Vi Ihe IoieSfaph at Inc hague
SENDS column dispatch which pun
ports to reflect the views prevailing
Ouere on the Japahese-Amerlcan STU
",Ion' "nlcn he declares TO be more
"oSoID'll8 IMAM the conference itself
Inc correspondent says mat as re-
suit OF ms inquiries he learns That
the situation Is really strained, al
'hough DoIh governments are trying
70 conceal the TACT. lie asserts that
since June 20 the question has entered
upon an acute phase. Japan has been
sending the United States extremely
categorical notes stating without bit
terneSs, but IN the clearest terms the
dilema that unless Washington is
able to control California Japan will
consider herself free to act directly
against California; nothing, however,
yet has been exchanged precluding a
pacific settlement but many Japanese
at The Hague are of the opinion that
the Japanese government ought to
act without delay and not give Amer.
lea time to utilize her vast resources
and economic potentiality, hundred
fold greater than Japan's, to perfect
Warlike preparations.
EditOrtally the Telegraph says it
does not identify itself with the state
ments OF its correspondent at The
Hague, believing them to be charged
with undue dependency. At the
some time, the paper continues, they
are made upon notable authority and
they cannot be read without profound
uneasiness. The Telegraph is con-
vAced, however, that the statesman
ship of both coutries will be strong