The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

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essaea hy sassAsr Treaty 81 fAseA
wAseA admlsfea tn fosse % ss* ~
sspasa eaacest and lynarantess tive w.
. tegrfsy Of tho ossGmsn eaeare -
d~vTeat was signed Maswa ~ Mp@
after aearty ase weeks @ scxMm,
ti@hS.
The Asssssnsas st sesa
TIE Frxrcrf.rr~saaa wsf wm
hrougae 10 IN eaa wAea pr~asmsnarses
al 4 peace tr~aty were agreed 10 o.
rhi@rs ON Fehrnary g. isTl I've
formal treaty res takea ~ BY ssss'
ter.mes az brussels On March -
Signature Of the compact was are~as'
n,isAei q, rraaktcrs On May 10, toe
negasiAssens saas lasting ax weeks.
After RnsslA's overwhelming sue
cv&s In her war ax@inss TaTk+y N
lsTr@S she eatsrv~d severe terms ~
The Treaty as San s;efano tMareh y
.sTsl. Theeeanen congress VI sne
paSess was called nj Berlin 10 settle
Questions involved IN what Austria
and Grva. Britain .rvgara~a a. the an
due asgrwnsssvsn@a VI the pvsroETad
gUyeraneni. This gathering, whsee
Included ansene ns Gsaess'ss Salts
bury. Heacoaxasia. isisvaArve ard
Asarassy. mss o. Jene y, shd closed
lin ,ahors lust enc month later, The
trSsty whlea was aSued stripped
aea=ssia az a large share " tho fruits
~ bier victory,
Settlement II the Spanish American
aar tn tSas required asgNstssioas tha'
lasted two nMshs snd nine days
The first s@ssioa az the ensays tsNss
r,acv In Paris en october l. In late
November there s~cnaed TO be danger
~ n Areaking afr OF the pariey. hut
N. asfscui,y was ssnooshed uni and
the treaty was signea On peeviab~r ~,
II teok ~ days for the Russian ann
Japanese delegates Ia reach All sEfe~'
nsrt al Parrmessh. N, H., In sS@,
TINS ending their comparatively btirt
>he, xarrgusnary war Trey hefr ss*3f.
PRS, meeting en August ., aud peace
was sgnesi on Sep'cnaaw r.
r,rs, Aayus censsrsHee.
n was 10 this same year that the
fsrst peace cSanfervaee WIS held NJ
The iiague A. the .nssaac" ~ fh~
GEAR If Russia II European coaaities
ara the tt4si,ct States. Mexico china.
aAgsai. pes1la az Siam svn' repre-
sruts,tees % eunfer with rcrarn To
concerted sct!an 'o maintain general
nenc~. The arxs meeting Of this es'''
rlnxr. which was hatlea al The time
81 highly promising eaars Tor the
hanishmens NJ war, was held on May
N. iSn Conclusions were reached
and a flnAi act signed on July -. the
conference having 'hns lasted two
months and eleven days
Even More impressive Is the char"
acter " the personnel and the s~rf'
cusneSs N the deliberations was tho
second Hague conference. held In 1907
a, III. call of rresident Roosevelt
Forty ssx nations s~nt diplomats. In
srrsasionai experta and political lead
rrS 10 this gathering and thr concin-
S,ons. accepted or reiectsd ny the
varsnus Powers In the discussion ~
The bread rangv VI proposals aiming
l,,s eencs. or, ei elcas, A. rpi'isation ef
wars evils. have m almost cynical tn
s.rr.s In the light IT the great war,
The conference VAS In session for -four
months and Shr~r lays opening cn
June u md adopting ssstcmeni Of
principles on octot@r IN
The present assemhihxr In Paris II
m effect Hague conference ana
treaty making body l1ll~d into one.
Twenty. stx coantrses arr formally rep
resented I'm the plenmry rsthertnn