Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-18

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nize5i body He foresaw = an,v consti.
mted worlds parliament, the members
properly accredited by their nations, to
meet at stated intervals and create In
4 ternational laws OF binding force, This
was the next great forward step, the
/ next movement I'm toward the realiza ton
i OF the parliament or man. MI Bar
4 tnoldt SET ABOUT the business OF acniev-
ing this MS result, seemingly audaciou
ming, piece OF political daring which l1
mas no precedent IN the annals OF the
] world.
At the time when Tennyson poetical-
" dreamed Of the federation Of the
world mo- doubt q proposition such as
terminated in Mr.. Bartholdt's brain
would have aroused derisive laughter
among the nations. Now nobody laughs
4 at It. Such progress in that very di-
rection has been made within less than
q dozen years that the consumma-
ton of the daring dream seems to be
/ but just little way beyond the rim
Of the present. All the forces of prog
ress are working to that end. b
fororaea "a Nat,one
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through the eiforts OF MT. ga
4 me lnterpar I'll mentary union was
/ Drought 70 the United states TOT Ine
session OF l9o4 II met at the worlds 1.
fair IN 81. Louis, Where MT. Barthoidts
i famous resolution, declaring Tor the
eonYenlng OF q congress OF nations IN
which every nation [t IN the world shall
A have ofitclal represent tives, was intro Er'
duced and adopted BY unanimous vote
4 As the years pass this resolution seems
a destined 70 pc KNOWN as one OF the
worlds most precious papers IN IT one
roresees the redera ton OF the world
me peace congress ~ New 4ori
brought together bright array OF dis
dnguished personages from many ma
lions. Great Britain sent a dozen notee
men, among them William ~ Stead
q editor Of the London Review OF Re
views; 9. Is. Moberly Bell, manager O
the london Times; Clement IS. shorter
4 editor OF the London Sphere; Sir Rob
ert Bail, professor Of astronomy q
Il Cambridge university; Hammond Hall
Il editor OF the London Graphic, and 81
q William Turner, principal OF Edin
a burgh university. The German empero
named as his personal representative
Lieutenant General Won LoeWenfeld
Il general ad1utant OF his majesty ant
the only soldier on the list. 1t is sig
nifieant that this distinguished soldie
came at the express instance OF tn
German war lord to work for peace
Baron d Estournelles de Constant
member OF the French senate and hea'
Il Of the French section Of the interna
Y uonai peace conference, came as on
3 Of the five delegates from his country
crossed the ho,1er to- i ,a :, - .,
neighbor on the north. The novels
who writes under the name of Maartel
q Martens was appointed Hollands del
I egate. SO many distinguished Ameri