Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19
IN THE INTEREST OF PEACE.

Il LITTLE pamphlet cntltled Inc FlcGatlh u Soii
N nlerce times Of War; has just been published Dy
Tanles l.. Tryon, assistant secretary OF the Anlefl-
can Peace society, Boston The author argues very strong
" in favor of the proposition that the third Hague ION
ference should exempt innocent private property at sea IRON
capture in time Of 1t is instructive little pam
pet The United States proposed such mntity to Europe
in 1924 when John Quincy Adams secretary OF State
The proposition renewed in 1856. at the Treaty OF
Paris Tt brought before the First Hague Congress but
referred to the second At this gathering Wo-thrds ma
ority gained for it, but measure could pass
without vote, it defeated temporarily Mr.
Tryon suggests that Peace and Arbitration societies.
Boards Of Trade and Industrial Associations which
cerred with the economies Of peace and institute
system of correspondence, Of international vlsltng and
Of sending deputations if need be, to win sentiment to the
side Of immunity They ought to consider he says, Japan
Russia and France but their mission ought to be directed
particularly to England They ought to take friendly
full advantage of her critical position in relation to this
question while there is time, and in this way secure the
passage Of the immunity proposition at the next Hague co-
grcss The Importance OF the proposition IS seen IN the tact
that Of the strongest for naval extension would
be removed private property at no longer required the
protection OF warsip but considered exempt from
nsolesaton
The net gains OF the fishermen the greatest Of all
To make Of Utah truly great state her whole people
must be united
GLORY God in the highest and earth peace, good
will toward men,.
So joyous the season that trade unonists pat
ronzing the open shops.
We never brag but we can point with pride to the
Christmas edition Of the News
When Judge Taft plays golf does he the lingo of the
links, especially when he makes a foozle?
The decline Of poetry is very largely owing to the good
that reigns in the editorial sanctun.
Berln's welcome TO Castro not because Germany
loves Veneza less but because she hates France
What are believed to be the oldest human remains have
been found in France THEY probably those of French
coryplce
II, as Rear Admiral Bob Evans says, the latest American
batlesip superior to the English Dreadnought then
America has naugnt to dread
And what if the sailors the Atlantic fleet cannot sing
the national anthem? They know that our flag is still there
and that they it by the dawns early light
The doctors and scientists vigorously renewing their
campaign against kissing, pointing how very dangerous
tits. And this, too just as the nistletoe season is at hand
OF course The Netherlands government knows its rights
and the rules Of international law governing in contro
versys with Venezuela Was not Hugo Grous Dutchman?
That retired quarteraster sergeant at Fort Rosencrans
who drew from the chief paynaster of the Department
OF California the sum OF $I3ooo the he had saved
from his pay, is a true soldier of fortune.
At Toronto, Canada wortncn have found human foot
prints in the blue clay seventy feet below the water Al
though found in the nterglacia clay they are the identical
loot prints on the sands OF time of which Longeow sang
The people of Chicago suffering from ,nea1choa
because they have too few and too much sever
y in life They ought TO get all the wholesome fun pos
sble out Of Life" says Rev Johnston Myers Baptist
minister Chcagoans suffer from nleancolia then mel
anchoha IS new disease under the sun.