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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS.
Secretary of Treasury VIII fake Many
Kinds of BONDS as Security.

Washington, March e6--The secretary OF
the treasury today announced that he
would accept Ia substitution foT United
States ! per cent bonds OF 1907 now held
TO secure public deposits, any other gov.
eminent bonds. Philippine bonds and Ger.
tlhretes, city OF Manila bonds Porto Ri.
car bon dE, Hawaiian bonds alsp state,
municipal and high grade railroad bonds
such as are legal investments for saving
banks In the states OF New York and
cert OF their market value II la under
stood that any OF such bonds thus with
drawn must be assigned to -the Secretary
OF the treasury toy redemption" under
the provisions OF the department crcu-
lar oG March n. 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

stntisticlar, and afilSiug his duties To-
the Office OF the state auditor.
s. II. lSa- skiing the liability nf par.
ents and guardians for certain offenses
s. b. GA. placing witnesses under bond
and securing their testimony
S. b. 17s defining privileged conn
nunlcasions and rights Of witnesses.
S. b. 49, On the collection Of speclal
taxes.
8. b. Ell. making an appropriation for
general purposes.
The intention Of Gov. Cutler IA to act
on all cf the remaining bills this after
noon or tomorrow morning, SO that to-
morrow evening Will find his table clear
OF all legislative documents.
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DEATH OF MRS. ]. A. KIMBALL.
Sister of Henry w. Lawrence PASSES
Away in Los Angeles.

Word has just been received OF the
death, at Les Angeles, Of Mrs, julia a.
KmDall Of this city. Mrs Kimhall was
a sister OF Henry w. Lawrence, and was
60 years old TWO daughters survive her,
Mrs Florence K, WoCdruff ana Miss
Blanche ISlmball. Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee are In Los Angeles and will accom-
pany Mrs kiInball's remains to Salt Lake
CITY. tho latter part OF The week. On &C.
count of the washcuts on the railroads II
is not possible at this time To state what
al but same will be announced later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
EDDY KREIGER.
Hamburg Police Have Been Unable Ia
Find ANY Trace OF Him.

Hamburg March 25.~--rhe local police
have heen unable 10 find any trace OF
Eddy Krelgeptht abducted son pfGeorge
Kreger OF Chicago. who was, 1t is sald
secretly taken from tele last week IN
an automobile by two masked PERSONS
His mother who was divorced from Mr.
Kreger and has since married Dr.
Mcdonald, came 10 Germany 10 obtain
possession OF the boy. with the result
that the superior court Of Hanover adj
Judged the Had TO her She brought
him from Hanover WHARF, he bad been
staying In boarding house, to this
city, but the boy had disappeared. Mrs
Mcdonald has offered reward for In
forma tIon tending TO establish the boys
whereabouts. All the German ports are
being watched in the hope of arresting
the abductors and recovering the boy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
M. BERTHELOT AND WIFE.
Entonbed In the Pantheon In Presence
OF Distinguished Company.

Paris. March Ex-senator Berthelnt
and his wife who died March IS, were
entombed in state In the Pantheon to-
day I'm the presence OF a distinguished
GssembaGe. including President Fall
Heres. the cabinet ministers. diplomatic
corps. members OF the French academy.
Judges and deputies, Sena tors and dele
gates from the learned societies,
Minister OF Education l5rsand made
a speech In which he recalled that Ber-
thelOts' remarkable achievements In
chemistry and other sciences
AT the conclusion Of the oratlons, tho
troops comprising the garrison denlsd
before The oRtafaIque, Every school In
France WAS closed today as a Sign of
m0uTning-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
JAP STEEL EXPERTS ARRIVE,

New York, March S.-Ho1f Japanese
structural steel esperta and engineers sent
hasty study Of conditions IN the United
States, England and Germany with the
View OF placing ten million dollar order
Tor machinery and steel plant equipment,
experts are shlkaj rakaya, Y Yoshika.
wa. secretary Of The imperial steel works;
DR. Kiu-lchro Kalsyamas an electrical
mo mechanical department or the i'm.
peral works
chased wherever We md II can be OBJ.
va.
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PLYMOUTH HACKNEY STUD.
Eben D. Jordan Has Sold it to Fred
Pabst, Jr., OF milwaukee,.

Washington, March 25---Eben ID. Jor-
dan of this city has sold to Fred Pabst,
Jr., of Milwaukee, III head OF horses,
comprising the entire Plymouth Hack
ney stud, which has been one OF the
leading breeding establishments in the
country. devoted to the production OF
high stepping harness horses
The horses Will be shipped to Milwau
kee Immediately. Mr- Jordans horses
have won scores of blue ribbons at varl-
olls horse shows In New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Newport.
1t is understood that the stud was
disposed OF on account OF the il1-health
of Mi. Jordan. The two famous breed
Ing stations, Gentleman John and Dill
ham Prime Minister. are Included in
the sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
MOYER- HAYWOOD PETTIB0NE
TRIAL TO BE HELD AT BOISE.

Boise IDA. March g5-Judge Wood
this morning at Caldwell Overruied ths
motion for a change of venue IN the
Mover Haywood Petstbone case. He
gave the defense the option to Try the
ease az Boise or IN Canyon county
Boise was agreed upon after consul.
tatlon OF counsel. The date OF TRIAL
Will be definitely fixed when court
opens here next Monday, 1t VIII ba
very soon after May /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
TWO STEAMERS COLLIDE.
The Princess Henrietta Crashes Into
The Lord Wartlem OF Dover.

Dover, England. March 25.--There
was an exciting collision this morning
outside the harb0r between The Calais
and ostend mail steamers, both In
bound The Princess Henrietta. from
Ostend. crashed into the Lord War
den from Calais making a hole below
her water line. smashing her cabins
ard deckwoTk and carrying away her
bows, The Princess Henrletta's bows
were badly damaged, The 60 pessen-
gers oe the Lord Warden were landed
without any OF Ihem being inquired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
OLD ENGINEER DIES,
John Forster, Pioneer MAN at Throttle.
Passes Away Today.

John Forster, whO for many YEARS. was
an engineer on the old Utah Central rail-
read, died this morning at his home, S6l
west Third North street, from general de-
bilIty. The deceased was born In Dut~
ham. Eng, Dec. 8, 1896. and had resided
In this city for many years AS early as
lsI2 he ran an engine ON the Arst line
that was built southwark from Ogden. OF
late years he has been III the employ OF
Inc l hv az ss ''Ss IT,. ne 5,, SeSs 81
be held from the Twenty-eighth ward
chapel. "Wednesday, commencing at 8
O'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
WIRES ARE DOWN,
POlloy. q Co, Unabr- 70 Get Eastern or
Western Stock Quotations.

Up until 1850 o'clock this afternoon
James A. Pollock x Company had bes
unable to get into wire communication
with the big eastern and western nlln-
Ing stock markets, hence no quota lions
could be furnished. The New York
market 10 IN bad shape, II Is under-
sIooe, and an stocks are said 10 BIZ
Low on the street" The missing
quotations arc those furnished daily
by Pollock 4 Company, namely, the
Boston copper market and close, New
York curb and San Francisco market.
Outside NJ the fact that the wires are
down, llttlc information could be fur
nlshed regarding The wire troubles or
lhelr cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
AMERICAN CARDINALS.
Strong Claims In Behalf of United
States Are Being Made

Rome. March 25--In addition to the
consIstory to be held April In al which
six cardinals will be created. the pope
will hold another conslstOry at the end
of the year for the purpose Of appoint
ing foreign cardinals. England, hay-
Ing been without a represen tatlve In
the sacred college since the death Of
Cardinal Vaughan, Will have one cardl.
nal. the candidates being Archbishop
Voverne OF Westminster and Bishop
Hedleo, and the Right Rev. Francis
Gasquot, president OF the English Bene-
dictlnes.
Strong claims are being made OH be-
half OF the United States for two more
cardinals. one in tho east and the 9th
err In the west. but nothing has been
decided upon this subject,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
BROWNSVILLE SHOT UP
BY NEGRO SOLDIERS.

Washington, March ss,-The
senate committee on military at
fairs today received from the
acting secretary OF war a copy
OF telegram from Brig, Cen
McC0skey, commanding the do.
pertinent Of Texas, concerning
the Penrose courtmartlal. the
telegram says that Penrose WAS
exonerated, but that the court
found that the shooting up" Of
Brownsville WAS done by men OF
the Twenty-hfth infantry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
U. OF U. DEBATE,


This debatere at the University today
decided to accept tho affirmative side az
the question proposed FOR debate ny the
University OF Oregon, This means that
the U Of q boys Will maintain thai he
fifteenth amendment and section u the
fourteenth amendment 70 he Constitution
OF the United states dealing of the right
Of the negro ~ vote, should be repealed.
The Judges selected Tor the preliminary
tlyouu To- be held April J. are as follows,
Judge ArmauQnRs Rev. Elmer L. Goshen.
Prof Reynolds, l'roF RoWanco and rsQf
Porter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
IMPURE CREAM.
w. III. Snsitlr. a Farmer, Pleads Not
Guilty 10 Selling IT,

W. H. Smith, farmer charged with
selling impure cream was arraigned this
morning i'm Judge Diehls court and en-
tered plea OF not guilty. This case was
set for April 4.
In the case Of George Wilson ana ].
Morgan, charged with passing a worthless
$40 BILL and who were found guilty by
Jury on Friday afternoon, the attorney Tor
the defense this morning made a motion
for a new trial The motion was taken
unSer advl sement until Wednesday morn
inu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
GuNnoArs AT TRuJrLLo.

Puerto Cortes, March 25.-The u. s.
gunboat Marietta and the Nicarnguan
gunboats Ometepe and JpclntO were at
TrujlIlO Honduras Saturday night. The
Handurean gunboa TabumbIa has ar
rived from CeIba, The Marietta Is OK
pscted here Tomorrow There have
been no encounters between the hellig-
Grcnt gunboats Oft this coast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

Ghont Belgium. March 2S--wonlen are
10 be appointed to the police force - the
cty according 10 the plans OF Project or
Police Won Aessnmaei The project was
the irst q sse@p pi,svs g nn 0i canine
viii BE- the best polIced town In Europe.
when women. men and Dogs patrol me
Streets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
W. S. T1NsMAN pRoMorEp.

Chicago, March 25--W. S. Tinsman
Formerly general superintendent OF the
Southwestern system Of the Rock
island, with headquarters at Topeka
has been appointed assistant general
manager with ofllces at Chicago A
u. Sweet has been appointed suporn-
tendenr In place OF Mr.. TInsman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
EDWIN %. HASKELL DEAD.

Boston. March 25.-Edwin Brad bury
Haskell. one ~ the pToprietors Of me
Huston Herald and formerly edtor-ln-
the paper, died al hin home
snaipa pectorlu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
ron srAruE or SALISBURY.

London. March "a committee com
posed OF Influential men has been formed
10 raise funds Tor a statue or the late
Marquis Of Salisbury pElme minister OF
England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
SOUTHERN STATES-GULF
COAST PANAMA CONFERENCE

New ORLEANS. March 8,--With bout go
delegates and a score OF congressman
present. tbs Southern States and Gulf
Coast PanAma conferences met hers thiI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

SOMEONE IN town would gladly ray
You n dollar fisurc per week for that
room tlnnlt your present lOiger pays.
Don't you think u WANT ad. would
pnyy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

The first link I'm many q bE cbRln VI |
transactions has been IL wnt,t nAi.
And usually the want Al. links arc 40 |
be found for the whole length pf |
the chain
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-14

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to AMI rurthv,-t .plrtf,, .tf south. -i
quarter fta,il,rpl west hali ~ mouth
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northeast ln.,t,, 4.,itr. o.. TOWNSHIP
~ tang. - northeast .m4tt,t. ,,,,tl
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quartz, =,,t,,u ~ t.rn-hr ~ ,anr.
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Inn H. z'd 10, ..hlnr. +, hong
-nvrls f,,t ta,ldo It's stat. tav =,
r.,,.h 4, - n,t.t.s, -, costs 49,
t4tat a. ~
t.taI,an, Mr. II pn artez. ucst
bali IT northeast ,tuati.t section y
ln,.nsh,n j. t,no. ~ STATE "a ~.
parish 4, 80. school Ro,. interest 9sc
costs +, = total So
t,,ar,e lInfdy 10 arres - northwest
nua,f.t Il sanIhvest ,utoft,r sr,ttn, =.
township -. ranre y. commenting At
na,th,yfet ,ntn.t II nntthv.oef nlarfpt
# Southwest nl,arte,. section y. south 70
-l,a4us ,n1 - tinl .,st j, chains IT,
l. g. a ,taIt II ,vay. un,ih 81, said
rlpIt ~ ,,ay -, ..zt !, ,halns IT, I'm,
,lt,I,np n.ttha,st ulart.t from south
w., ,tna,t.r z,,t,un y. west = chains
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+ IN Nf,l,.n,,l Ct,t. tay -n. rxtich
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-14
81 20. pateh tax 5000 interest s. IS.

| H., ala & |,
p't,''9' ~ w ','.s. tn,'' n'' -, w., 49,
" e.. '' 4, ,a,,.t, 4 ,,,,atas, i,
=. "a a.. 90 '~'''
Ay.,y ii ana Waldaner Lot
- > a,,I "a Virginia Place state tax
-, ra,,sh t, 20 ,ntet.e, ,,r Gusts
1, - ,,tal ~ J,
n,,rn tine th,,d interest lot
.. L1r,l ", ~ acre H.. \ STATE znc.
parish sru. eth,nl d. interest IL. costs
~ Total tz1s
lt,a,l,v ria Lot ~ act, H., :.
,Il.,l,l, ,,d ,nr,.,.,,.n,s stat. ~
-, ,natg 47+T. total fpp-
nan Mic It,zah.tl, H., J., IIrtan
u,,,,ncs s,,l,.1,,,s,,, ,n,1 ,ee,l.n,e STAT,
It,y d n r,,,-i, n ~ schnnl ,-,. ,nt.r
.st ~. .nste t, - t,tal A., Il
rlair. WIN i ~ a. tlo, / 4. \llndale
IIpeht= Ttai, tav wv. paris f. 20.
srl,or T. rnt,rcct pc. Gusts fs--, total
81 ~
l;Ianirr. amelia lot Il Hr,m-wlt
t.r.,., STAT, 20, ,a,,sI ttnn interest
trr ,r7ts 4t-7 total f. A.
| l)"wrlls. { l'atl's Il lot y ll"'t ..
| Nlltnda|t Heights stat" f. RI. PARISH
! - -, school &c. interest 9pe. costs
/ So. total go
! Brought, ''nr acr' ~ n"t'''-
west CORNER 1t southwest quarter -
southeast quartet. southwest u'lh'''r
section Z. township ~, tango 20. state
| e, parish 'nc. interest p. costs fsr5.
/ total Glu2
lyland. lnn Lots 20 aud %. 1o-acre
lot II. less lnx%" feet uf' feat +" Alaty
i Mcdonald state tax r. -. ratiel r. -,
| sci"l 22c. interest -oc, costs faT7, total
! fiiAe
1 alvin. Aanlt lo ~ tutl'H 7nhtli
vision stat tag sc, parish SOC, school
| IT, interest nc, costs fIr5. total fln5
tharn'nn. Sayanah lot ;. block :.
Pecan ttovs state iay 5oc, parish tan
T. -. seho,l tax s., rntefest 10. costs
| f5--. total IS -
haru'an. N'afE-'H j. itosr'''
'hft state 'aS ~, raNsh "t. n'f'f'S'
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"ls'uh. N.--' "ts ~ ana ~ h'"'k u
| west shreveport stare 90 Paff
2oo' St,vn' 'o'' interest 3''' t's'~
| f2T5. h,al MI
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lots : f. &. "a. "a. q, a, Is. /" to A. IL
elusive. 20. u a. 81. aud one -nlnth IN
tetest ~ lots 81 and ~. llupew,ll sub
division state f,fo parish s. 20. inter
tst s3c casts fl-s. total s. ~
Cummings. Roe,-Io feet lot II. 10
mere lnt "A state tax --~ tariah e. ~.
school a. interest 10 ,nste s,-t total
So n
tu,r,e i NJ at 81 blnrl /, ~ acre
let ia fe,t 81 front lot ~ block 4.
n-arte tnt i, state tax IT, "a parish
gtt 10, sr,us,l ~. interest 4, -. costs
s4-s. total s,}Ig
i,av,nnnrt Gallia II ot and ives,
half ~ t., /, anI srl,dvisinn state
s. *. nat,sh sesn. school nc, interest
zar. costs s,-s. total $o-,
Davis. Susie aud Laura acres IN
northwest o,;arte, Of southeast quarter
section 4, township y. range a. State
tax s,n. natish 81 %. interest 6sr. costs
s,zt. total sts,p.
nayis = /, AMI I II W,lso,- AZ
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-14

flI5, '"'al -
>'u't", ATS "Whn J IT. - anl ~
Virginia fla'" state tav -nr. raf,sl, taS
F. '"'. interest ~. Gusts f. =. total f. r.
NWae'N. haflts at't-. wet hali
~ northwest u'art't ni =,rlthw'st uIat
trr II southwest unatt'r e''tt'n -.
township ~, tanpr - stats tax -,
rar'@l, 'ax gnr. 'nt'ttSt -. ,r=ta ~.
total r. y
''a"''. l"' : ! "i % N 'n'h'-h sui
division tat" iav -. rarnzh tav ,nr.
s'h'"' tas " r't''.et i"s. '"1t- e. -.
total $40
! h"nas. T. y I"t Il o. a,t' 1T J..
( uthH Subdivision stat, tas ft -. pa
leh Fl go. s'|'"fl Ia ~. u't't'-I A..
costs Hlr5. total AAH
h"nrae, Isabella "t -' N ru'hf1h
snl''l'y'-'Hn Niaf' To- so. rlt-h n'..
='lr'rl y, Interest ~. ,"-f- ft-. total
II
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f3n2
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bet - stat tax f. +. ratsah r.. t}-n.
~'l"'l tav ~. '"'rt+t ~, ,"-t- 49,.
total YuIl
Wilmington. rf= ;. and g.
Rose llrl a,nrs Stat, tae r. go. Itt
fSh + y" interest }p. r"-ty ~, 'etaI
r -
Williams. Willu o. sf tal ilnd
subdivision stat taT so. ratfsh -nr
s'h"'l =. Interest r. costs tt--, '.t9l
fIhl
Williams. Z T. Ini - hEal f. 81
l,udolr Heights aud r.e'd'n,, ,at.
tav f. 10 rttl-h tav + ~ hrl frg
ne. interest ~, costs flr-. t"tri f. -
wilson \lltu Y Ut ~ t. i. go.
- aud / feet nf l"f - and zf,tp ve-j
I"vas avenue ~ acre l't a. lDt T." ~
a,l u ,o-arre bot = >,tat, faz 80 na.
ratrslt f-nru. ethuul tav E, 20 r't'tss'
$1,000. costs R;rz. total fr3rtl
Winfield. Miss Maud | at Envutan
! aue state tav ~. parish tav -n,. 1t,
'tteet e. Gusts f,-7 total II y
WARD EI\l
Haley. UeurY. st,c a.r.= IN So,
ton II. township a. rnnre -, I,pr,n
ui,,p 10 chains IL northeast ,ur,,,r -,
ton. u, west along a..trrn In, II
chains. qun,l, ~ chains. east y chains.
nnrt1, 80 chains a. nom, II lou,nn,np
stat ,ax -,r.. n,,,sl ,,v 9, on interest
e Gusts Tl-- total r. IA
Ciupsu,, Aiex \ -, arr.e ,,,a-
fourth, interest west half ~ southeast
northeast uta,,et If southwest
u,arter north hall If e,r,tb half #
southeast .u,arte,. n,,tI, half ~ south
east uuart,r aud nnttheast nt,afie, SEQ
t,,, les 10 ,r,es also southeast mar
IT,, section 4. less x acres. township ~.
tanpe - Stat, tax &, 10 rattsh tax
+, %. inirr.s, ,3r. costs S,z7. total s. ~
Webb. Lawrence Dn. acte ~ Gtcen-
wood State tax &c. parish Iut. school
t=c. interest &c. costs H,7s, total fNAi.
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Davidson, x. t.-u5 acres north bali
Of northeast quarter section y. and -
acres Snutl, of bayou ~ southeast urtat
ter section II. township y. tanrc ~.
state coc, parish II 20 interest nc, costs
f1TS total T5TJ.
Davis, Coffee. site 900 acres. west
half 1T n"ttleast quarter and northeast
quarter 1T northeast quarter section 5.
township -. range 10: 40 acres begin
ing west hall Ut northwest quarter and
northwest quarter "f southwest quarter
section '5. 10 acres 'Ucast side 1T south
cast quarter 1T northeast quarter and 10
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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-22
Now to Talk Peace.

1t is reported that the Hague conference ia now
about to deal with the most important matters which
will engage it's attention. those which relate the
preservation of peace between the nations instead of
those which merely regulate the manner in which
they shall conduct their wars. The American pro.
posal for the establishment of permanent tribunal
of arbitration has now been taken up. In speaking
of the matter, Joseph H. Choate said: cit is elk
weeks since the conference assembled. We have
done much to regulate war; and little to prevent it.
Let unite in this great pacific and satisfy
the world that the second peace conference really de-
sires that i'll the future peace, and not war; be the
normal condition of civilized nations
If the permanent tribunal is to be established it
should have large powers and the agreement of all
the great nations to abide by it's decisions be
secured Such tribunal so approved would greatly
minimize the number of wars 1t would be we'll if
it could be clothed with authority to investigate dis
putes barred from international arbitration and
make ruling to whether a nation had just cause
for complaint against another before hostilites could
be begun.
1t s to be hoped that the conference will CON
fine itself to the establishment of the permanent tri-
bunal and the adoption of the modified Drago doc
rine but that before it adiourns it will seriously
discuss the question of the limitation of armaments
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-22
Obituary.

Consts mt Francis Hansel, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hansel was
born on the Ord. day of June 1904
and departed this life on the 1st.
day of August 1907, at the age of
3 years and months.
1t is with deepest sorrow that
we give up one so young, so fair
and so lovely; yet we lay him to
rest, knowing that his warfare,
though brief, is now ended, his
victory won and he is now free
from all the ills and evils that be-
set this life on every hand. The
lose of this darling, promising
boy, which is greatly felt by the
parents, friends and all who knew
him, is his blissful and eternal
gain. And while we mourn the
loss of our loved one, blessed are
we if by grace we are resigned
to Him who doth all things
we'll and can say, "Thy will, not
mine be done" Though the rod
of affliction fall heavy upon us,
there is comfort in the thought
that "God loveth whom he
chasteneth." !" And though the
burden be great His grace is
suffi cient to help US bear it.
CARD OF THANKS.
To onr dear friends and
who assisted at the
death and burial of our darling
child we extend our sincere
thanks.
Mr.. AND Mrs f. f. HANsEL.