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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
PLAYGROUND CANNING
LESSONS TOMORROW
Open-Air Demonstrations to Be Held
on Mount Pleasant
Plot

Open-air canning demonstrations are
to be given at the Mount Pleasant play
ground tomorrow and Saturday morn
ings at 1890 o'clock. In case of rain
the demonstrations are to be held at the
Wilson Normal School. Mrs. 5. l.. Ran
some is chairman of the committee in
charge of the demonstrations. which are
part of the program of canning demon
STATIONS given by the woman's COM
mittee of the Council of National De-
Tense. Others of the committee are:
Mrs. Ida Z. Kebler. Wilson Normal
School; Mrs. w. J. G. Thomas. Ross
School: Mrs Harry B. Bradford. Powell
School; Mrs. H. p. Holden, Johnson
School; Mrs. George C. Maybury, Mon
roe School, and Mrs. d. G. Pfeiffer, Hub
bard School
Announcement was made today that
the lectures on food conservation at the
Langdon School will be discontinued
until after the close of the canning sea
son. as the women of the vicinity are
busy canning the products of their gar
dens and cannot spare time to attend
the lectures.
Mrs. S l.. Ransome spent yesterday
at Gunston Hall, Va. the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hertle. Miss Edith
Thompson. county agent for Fairfax
county, gave demonstration to invited
guests from the vicinity of Gunston
Hall of methods of canning and drying
vegetables and fruits and Mrs Ran
some spoke on food conservation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23

cording to Berlin dispatches, because
of his attitude on the question Of dual
ism In Austria Hungary. He favors
the grant to Galicia and other Polish
parties of Austria of a special position
in the empire, perhaps with the addi-
ton Of the annexed parts of Russian
Poland. which. while 1t would confirm
the supremacy OF the German ele-
ments in Austria, would threaten in a
way Magyar domination In Hungary,
as such a Slavenic state in the mon
archy would be constant incitation
to the Slavonic elements of Hungary to
strive to wrest the power from the
Magyar minority.
Count Albert Apponyi. the noted Hun
Earian leader who Is now minister of
cults in Hungary. has Issued orders
to Magyarize schools in the Rumanian
sections of the monarchy. He has in
formed the Rumanian consistories that
in order to secure the Hungarian ma
ton the Rumanian schools will be
taken over by the state, but that In
struction in religion for the present
will continue to be conducted in the
Rumanian language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
Carmen Give Bond for Appearance.

Robert Case Saxton. motorman.
twenty-six years old. 1913 sd street
and Conductor Charles Daley. twenty
years old. 1417 27th street. were de-
tanned by the police for investigation.
Last night they furnished $4,000 bond
for their appearance and were released.
Coroner hewitt and the police of the
first precinct made an investigation of
the accident, and at o'clock this after
noon the taking of testimony at an in
| quest held at the morgue was begun.
| Richardson was son of F. W. Rich
| ardson, clerk of the court of Fairfax
| county, Va. and was unmarried He
was past master of the Masonic Lodge
! at Fairfax and had made arrangements
to join the second officers army camp
at Fort Myer next Monday.
/ Harris is a son of Mrs. Laura Harris.
Geary street, Augusta. Ga. The young
man moved to Fairfax county several
months ago and purchased farm. and
| he and Richardson were close friends.
| Maj Pullman. superintendent of police,
| has notified Mrs. Harris of the accident
| to her son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
T|SzA IS BLOCKING
HUNGARY REFORM
King Striving to Gain Universal
Suffrage, But Parliament
Is Hostile.
ANDRAssY LOSES CHANCE
By the Associated Press.

By tha Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN. August 23-The re-
cent appointment of DIR. Alexander
Wekerle as Hungarian premier marks
another effort by the king to secure
from a hostile parliament reform of
the franchise on a universal suffrage
basis. The appointment Of DR.. WEEK
erie is in the character Of compromise
and he is a premier without party
behind him, selected. 1t is declared, in
the hope of inducing Count Tisza. for
mer premier, to consent to liberal
franchise bill and of avoiding the dis
solution of parliament and new cleo
lions during the war,
The key to the Hungarian situation
is found in the fact that the dismissed
premier, Tisxa, despite the detection
of part of his following. who. under
the peculiar conditions Of Hungarian
political life, usually go where the
patronage is good. still controls an
absolute majority in the house and no
reform Is possible in the present diet
without his consent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
MOVES UP IN D. C. SERVICE.
C. W. Camalier Made Secretary t,
Commissioner BroWuIoW.

c. w. Camalier. clerk in the office OF
the secretary to the Commissioners
who has been active in the draft work
at the District building, was named
secretary to Commissioner Brownlow
today. He succeeds Dewitt C. Smith
who has entered the second officers
training camp at Fort Myer.
Mr.. Camalier is a Washingtonian by
birth and was educated in the local
schools. being a graduate of Business
High School and George Washington
University. He formerly was in the
office Of the street cleaning department
Of the local government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
PERU SENDS ULTIMATUM
TO GERMANY ON U-BOATS
Rejects Hamburg Prize Court Deci-
sion Refusing Damages for
Sinking Lorton.

AMSTERDAM. August 23.-The Ber-
lin Vossische Zeitung announces that
Peru has sent an ultimatum to Ger
many.
The Hamburg prize court recently re-
fused damages to the owners of the
Peruvian sailing vessel Lorton. which
was sunk by German submarine Feb
ruary s off the coast Of Spain. The rea-
son assigned by the court was that the
Lorton, when stopped and asked for her
nationality. hoisted the British flag. 1t
IS also alleged that the Lorton was car
rying contraband for England.
The Nossische Zeitung says that In
view Of the threatening tone OF Peru s
note, the imperial German chancellor
has ordered the Hamburg decision re-
ferred to the upper prize court at Ber-
lin for final adjudication.
Recent advices from Lima showed
that the tension between Peru and Ger
many over the sinking of the Lorton
was high. Peru, 1t was announced. had
declined the offer of Germany to sub
NIT the question to a prize court. Peru
insisted that the sinking was unjusti-
fed, and that Germany pay the dam
ages and also an indemnity. The cham
Der of deputies unanimously approved
the energetic handling of the Lorton
case by the Peruvian foreign minister.
The Lorton was sunk last February in
side Spanish territorial waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
House Program Is Revised.

Prospects of final vote on the tax
bill being delayed until next week
have caused House leaders to revise
their tentative arrangements to have
the House resume its regular session
Monday. They viii begin following
passage of the revenue bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
Andrassy Loses Chance.

Count Julius Andrassy, who up to the
last moment was mentioned as Ester
Hays successor, lost his chance, &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23

Maurice L. Harding. senior member Of
the firm of Harding & Sherier of this
city, received commission as second
lieutenant at the first reserve officers
training camp at Fort Myer. He has
been assigned to the Quartermaster's
Corps.
Lieut. Harding last year graduated
from the Law School of Georgetown
University and was admitted to the bar
of the District. He also graduated from
Coinage College. receiving the schol-
arship from that institution for George
town University. Lieut.. Harding resides
at 90 East Capitol street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
CARDS OF THANKS.

On August p, 1917, a,
Church of sacred Heart. at 7:3O pm., by the
Rev. Francis J. Hurney, WILLIAM MCKAY
to ELSIE 81. MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
Vast Coal Fields Found in Silesia.

AMSTERDAM. August 23.-vast coal
fields have been discovered in Silesia, ac-
cording to German reports. In some
places the vein is twenty-five meters
thick. 1t is expected that these coal fields
will be exploited at an early date and tina
preparatory work will begin in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23

BURKE. On Thursday, August q. 1917. at
$50 am. at his residence. 22S 9th street
northeast, EDMUND II. BURKE, beloved hus-
band Of Edith II. Burke tnee CurranD.
Funeral Saturday. August 2J. at o'clock
from st. Joseph's Church. Kindly omit how-
ers. "a
BURKE. Members of Carroll Council No. 377.
knights of Columbus, are hereby notified OF
street northeast. Notice of funeral later.
FRANK A. KIDD. Grand knight.
81. J. KANE. Financial Secretary. "a
CLEMENT. On Wednesday evening, August %
1917: at Prouts Neck, Me-. JOSEPHINE A.
daughter Of Walter 8. McFarlan.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GREEN. Departed this life Tuesday, August 81
1917. at 3:4S pm, LILLE z. GREEN. oldest
daughter Of John and the late Mary s. Green
and sister Of Lulu. James, Claudia. Edith and
Herbert Green.
Funeral Friday. August "a. at 1 PM, from
Hillsdale c. N. Z. Church. 23'
HALL. On Wednesday, August %, 1917, at
12:60 an, at the residence of his sister, Mrs.
George A. 0wings 600 Walbrook avenue
Baltimore. Nd, FRANCIS RICHIE, beloved
Hall.
Interment Congressional cemetery at Washington
d. G.. on Friday. August "a. at pm.
HARRIS. On Tuesday. August q, 1917, at II &c
am. at her residence. $40 street northwest
Harris and devoted mother Of james Harris
and Nettie Daniels.
Funeral Friday afternoon at o'clock from her
late residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
M. D. RICHARDSON DIES
FROM INJURIES IN CRASH
B. J. Harris, Companion in Auto, Is
in Critical Condition From
Street Car Collision.

Marcus D. Richardson. thirty-one
years old. deputy clerk of the court of
Fairfax county, Va. died at Emergency
Hospital last night as result of in
| jurieS he received in a collision be-
! tween an automobile in which he was
riding and a Capitol Traction car at
| Pennsylvania and East Executive ave-
nues shortly before 6 o'clock last night.
| B. J. Harris, thirty-five years old. a
| neighbor. who was operating the auto
| mobile, is under treatment at Elmer
gency Hospital His skull is fractured,
| it is stated. and his condition is criti
cal.
| The two occupants of the automobil
/ had been in the city together during
/ the afternoon and were on their return
| trip to the country when the accident
| happened. Their automobile was going
north when it was struck by an east
bound car. badly damaged and its oc-
| cupants thrown to the asphalt pave
| ment. Both men We're unconscious
when the crew of the car and others
! went to their assistance. They We're
hurried to the hospital in a passing
automobile and Richardson died about
midnight.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-16
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MUSTERED OUT.
Norris.


a a.. 800. . ,h.,
an s one T.: VI ls sr 49, - AZ iin;n r'
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II. " ~. o a;,,. ppasi,. T nasdsv morn.
.n y, Vie s. 90 ax,anded III.
~, 1" Tar, 10 s,,r,ach ,ro,'bls a, the
~ 90 e s vesys
S,.,is r,s horn in Brown
.,,,n,, oh;n Anil isaI. and from
there won't With his parents 10 Dan.
s;,lo IIlinois and from there he went
% iasnnr co,,n,v Iowa. Here he en-
listed in the sd Iowa Infantry. and
tel ,ar, in the battles OF Port Glib
son Ebamnion Hills. and Vicksburg.
ho;n, soyareiy wounded in the latter
bs,,'e in The charge of MAY %, 1863.
N accoun, 81 Ms wounds. he was
discharged. and returned 10 Iowa,
wbere he remained until 1882. when
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

sct.es 10 hsrsby given that letter. az "a.
mlnis,aison an the estate Of Esisii G. Ps,,sr.
Sn. a~~-ssd. we're granted to the undsr.
Protsts Coor Of Holt County Missouri III,
I<r-on. having claim against said estate ~.
rssi1irsd tn snhlbi, them for sIIowane. m ~
ssan,'nis'rsos within six months after the
IRON sny b<nsht Of ssld estate; and II s,sL
claims 10 not exhibited within one year ,r,,.a
NE date 81 the last inssrtion II .the puh,,cs.
,'oh Of this notice. they shall BE- for.vcr
'srrsd' JAMES W. PATTERSON.
ilrst pebliesiion. hArrh Is, 1917.
Last publication. Aprtl G. 1917
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-16
Niekham.

Lieutenant Ebencz.r Wickham. who
for many years was a resident Of
this city. died a, the military home,
at Leavcnwor,h. kansas. Monday Of
this week. March u. 1917. at the age
Of 80 years.
In is6l. he took part IN the orga-
nization Of the s3d Missouri Infantry,
and became Lieutenant Of Company &.
Of which VIM. VI. Morris. Jacob hing
and ". r. SAInmons wers members.
Several years ago HE wife died. and
bcing left chldlcss. he went 20 the
military home and passed his declin'
ing year,.
He IL survived by two sisters. Mrs.
James knealc. Of Oregon, and Mr..
Clara Wright. Of Virginia, Nebraska:
four nephews, Robert kneale. Of Ore.
gon: Frank kneale. Of Fillmore: Ed
ward Kneale, Of Maitlsnd. and John
kneale, OF 'Phillipsbufg. Montana:
three nieces. Mrs. Luella oren. Of 81.
Joseph: Mrs. Isabelle friez.. Of Par.
sons. Kansas. and Mrs. Sarah Carroll,
Of ColfaX. Washington.
The body wAs brough, TO Oregon.
On Tuesday. wher funersi services
were held. Wednesday. and The body
laid beside his wife in the Maple
Grove cemetery.
A detail from the Sons OF Veterans
acted ~ escort and ~ pail bearers.
the funeral being held Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 from the Presby.
teriHn church, Of which b. was q
member, conducted by Rev !. A.
Clareti, the pastor.
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kyeer.

Nimfod J. kyger, one Of the early
day business men Of Oregon. died az
the home Of HE daughter. Mr.. Frank
Evans IN Kansas City, Monday.
March ~ 1871, al the age Of -
yezrs.
H.. hyges was born IN Indiana IN
1884. snd served m the Union army,
n q member Of the 18Th Indiana In.
fantry, and shortly after the close Of
the ~sf he came 10 ueegon. where he
remained Until 1873, then h. went 20
~ -ssseph. -s~d sher n Kansas. His
wife passed away in this city many
year. ago.
He IL survived by his sons. Ellis
worth, Of Oklahoma, and Lem, Of
California; HE daughter. Mrs..
Chss. Edwards, OF Lebanon,
Mo, and Mrs. Frank Evans, Of Kan.
sas City, Mo-; niece. Mrs. J. n.
Durham, Of Mound City, and nephews,
Tom and Frank kyger. Of Oregon.
There were five brothers in the fam.
ily, Frank, George and Lem. who are
dead; Dan and Lee. who are though,
10 be living.
The body was taken 10 Meade,
Kansas, his late home, for interment.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-16
jim ANDY FORD

Mrs. Ora Hunt is spending q few
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. v. H.
Grinstead and family, IN Kansas City.
viii Stewart aPd wife celebrated
their sixteenth wedding anniversary,
Tuesday evening Of this wsAk. Quite
sbsyow9 wes present. 70 assist thsmS
40 ~ deliyhtfui evening w. passed.
Nice rsfreShansnts were sesvSd.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-16
No Hunting. Fi.hips q Tr.sp.ssias.

/ Notice Is hereby given that all per-
sons are forbidden to hunt, fab Of. In
any other manner tEesspass upon my
i premisss, and hereafter anyone found
e doing win b .proseeatsd "a tie
ftil extent e ,ths Nv; Z ,,,.,,!,,,,,
Oregon: No, Rcuts 3, lstcS }; iei7.
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Obituary.

Iva, daughter of J. b. Wsrdlow.
was born January 20. 1880, in An.
drew county, Missouri, and died at
her home on the old Hayzlett farm,
four miles south Of Graham, No., On
Thursday, March s, 1917, in her 2sth
year
June 2, 1910, she was married To
!. l.. l.andess and TO them seven chill.
dren, four boys and three girls, were
born. She leaves her father, husband,
Tour sisters and five brothers %
mourn her loss.
The funeral services were conduit
ed at Antioch church by Elder s. 10.
Harlan, Friday, March o, 1917, al
ESQ, and the body was buried there.
Why this mother WAS called away
from her seven children we cannot
answer. This sad incident certainly
warns mothers 10 train well their chill
dren for life's battles for they n,us
be called suddenly 10 leave them
Mothers, the children God has en-
trusted to your hands are precious
gems, which he desires you 70 polish
Tor q diadem. DO well thy task and
your children shall call you blessed.
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Thursday. March 8, 1917, will long
BE- remembered by Mrs. Albert Web.
er. Of Forest City. when she was sur
prlsed by the arrival Of her daughter,
MRS. d. 4. Harris, Of stewartsvillc,
Mo-, then her sister. Mrs. s. r.
LqesA Of Mound City. then Q bunch
rep Oregon came with well -filled
baskets Of good things TO eat. They
were her daughter. Mn. II. 8. Tesre,
and ~rand daughter, Miss Bemiee A.
Weber, and nieces. Mrs. Guy Cum
minis and Mrs. r. G. Ruley. Then
her son, Y. n. Weber, from Horton,
Kansas; end then st nooa, Mrs. Il.
n. Austin and daughter. Miss Mabel.
q s. yeesphs tn her sister. Mrs..
g; Q. Plunmsr ard Mis- RsAsccs
Ward eame IN. To ssy they IN "a.
I'm ~ ~ Il putHng II mildly.
~ "depAFesd veil pliased win u
w; wsshiae Hsr many happy rsnns
.sAses,:svgxxa /. DStPaEu& ~
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w 'pln1f OF hoNs n
We. W. ". Richards. as presiaen,, ana
~ Williams. as cashier Of said bank. each #
a.. d. ~olsrlnly swear ths, the atp~e state
mont l. true 90 the hest 81 our knowledge
and belief.
". H. RICHARDS. President.
J. A. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
sub.crihsd and sworn to before me. this
1852 day 81 Mach. A. H.. nineteen hundred
ard seventeen.
witness my hand and notsrisl seal on IN.
tAe last aforesrid. iConimis.ioned and
Qualified for term expiring June 20, 1917
Ebw. y RICHARDS. Notary Pubiic.
Correct Atte.,
y. T. TAYLOR
W. ". .Rttp ARDS.
W. =. hODCIN.
10 pir~~,ors
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stat. Of Missouri. County Of Holt. -.
:. 9. ID Dss. a. president. ard Gu,
csfnulins. n. cashier Of aid bank. ,,rs "u'
a. sDisrnlJ swear that the above s,Atsrnsnt
- 'rss ~ the lost 81 our knos led. ana
b%li.f nv"
c. o. zOOH. Pr..id..t
GUY cChMiSs. Cashier,
subsritsd and sworn 10 b.,.,. ,,. AT.
I.,h dA, of hsrh. \. D., nineteen hundred
wfhs.. M hand and no,ariaI seal ON the
Va, hors-sld 'Consn ission.d and
GEORGE '. sEEhAN. Notary Public,
EMMA u. ZOOK.
T.. I. MOORE
EMMA cuMMiNS.
Dir~rtors.
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f. wiuams; 'ots ~, ~, blk' "a,
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= az" w ME- :" nv IL 80. 81. 81 200
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r WE sW NV IL. 90; ST.. 1000
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""'"' 'ahds IN 80 and 10, 81,
"a ,,.i.i.,..';;,;.';,;,.,,,.,,.;. 1885
W, - ngdgin TO W. ". Hodgin.
u ahuis,ded q sc, l'' 81. 81,
u eSweep, Ia acres ..;.::.:.. 1000
y" w nars ss 20 floyd Weller,
u %; Ss.'...',;...".":.. $4,000
o. " MUM 10 ). A. Radley.
I.s ne 40, SV, 20. ......... $500
''nh ana oral Noland tn J. A.
se. n's ~ =, go. 80. 400
~ Maegee, ct al. to A. J.
ssomner' ma s's Sc rs. 80.
'...,,:.......... 5000
a. Maegele. ct al. to Jas. T..
, 'a!'or, lands IN q, 80. 81. i3.s32
j. N. hinzle 70 h. Fitzgerald.
=. ands IN ., 80. 37....,.... 1880
T. johnson to Lizzie kneale.
i?s 70 =, inclusive. Blk. =,
hsnyon's Add, Maitland 3,2OOI
~ ryon to ]. J.. Morehouse.
+. ~ acres N 81, 81. 40. 90. 1900
" fitzgerald TO Earl Benton.
a anus IN y. %, 3.......... 1880
W. T., nedmon TO W. u. Fitz-
gefilN, IL acres in ~ 40 An q san
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT

i Ne tnsn.iAl condition 81 IN. zssA 4
R.~stv BssAiss Csapss,. a, or,yon' a..
o. Missouri. ~ ~. elo~ Of bu.in... q, ~.
~ dsy 81 MArch 49,. Published An tn.
ho' coyms sentinel. . ns~spsT~r M n,sd
ana Published a. OREGON. Stat. ~ M,'.,,,I
~ me ls'h dAS ~ Mart, isl.i
RESOURCES
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No. $50.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

~ the financial condition II The Citizens
Hank NJ Oreecr. No.. a. Oregon. Stat. sf
Missouri, a; the close 81 business on the s'f
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1917:
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
JAPANESE PRESS
LIKES U. S. PACT
Americas Action Hailed With
Enthusiasm BY
NippOnese
BY RALPH n. TURNER


TOXIC. Nov. s.-The Japanese
press joined today in enthusiastic
appreciation or the understanding
reached by Secretary Of State Ian
sing and Viscount Ishii as TO China
Particular emphasis was laid on the
American recognition of Japan
special interest in China.
Americas action is most salts
factory to the Japanese people thf
newspaper iii declared. 1T will
serve 10 cement our friendship and
clear away all misrepresentation be
tween us"
The Asahi indicates that recogni
ton Of Japans position as 10 China
which China. England and France
had already accorded, made the
agreement imperative. In view OF
Using Tau
THE understanding shows Amer
ica's increased interest and activity
in China" declared the Nichi Mich
which practically amounts 10 Amer
lea entering into the sphere OF the
hnglo.JapaLese alliance.
The Hochi enlarged upon Japan's
responsibility under the new agree.
ment and the Japan Times declared
the matter the most important ye'
witnessed in securing permanent
peace between two nations border
ing the Pacific"