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Show b.. '''11.' ; DESERET 1 PRICES: i 2 I I ' 1 - 1 , Address all ..... tee --business conamanicatients remittances. AP ! ad tin VPSPRE? Nrire. salt Lake City; Ptak reading matter earresposdesee and stiler ref Publication should be addrosesed to the 241tes. o . .1. .i :. ' L' 1'.' ,i,. f,.,; t , , - Persica posiose skim. , , , : Waft, per year por year i:.:rd t"7'...; pee Year News. per year PIT 'i 1 EING NETS cornet at loath Tempi and Swot temple Labul city, Umb. In ---Business Nana list. Slarace 0. Wititser L ''' , .,r e r ': .....-- -- Neer Offer 'fork 134 Office, 1111 Michigan ngo Mc lessen ltanemenntallve i:. 1 n nth enntress. 4 luvr ,I, 1. LAKE CITY. - 341tY ':, - tt i 4 - : -- ir :: 4: ' ! i ;;.. quarterly conference of Cottmtwood stake. advertised to be held June 1915. will be held one week earlier. 27th, JOSEPH F. SMIT . t ': I i !...... weekis elapsed since the memen loan letter of Prete. Wilson to Germany :reached the court of that country. Pp 4.ia ' '..t I GERMANY'S ANSWER. AWAITING i ''f : IT - ! 22, 1515. STAKE. COTTO N WOOD t P. , .,' 1 Mi- J. itatoredi at tho postorriee of Salt Lake Cut), no 001Da eioemi innttor according to nook ,: : t irifth Ave. Avenue. i i time. enema haa been the only response. Several German newnpapers , have ventured opinkets of a more or ; lee booths character, but they are said - What -- Gerf :4 Maar. attitude will be. not the mole ? t. ; t': moult:roams would gnomic In soma e7.- - - is holding , euartiwie it is thought she ..',',.latoit to see the result- of the war vete ill the Italian parliament. and this 11 ;11 '1 1 r. ' opinion Wenn. tox the belief that It ':, .;; Germaay sees her one time ally range ii.'.' : herself with bor enemies. her attitude 1 ili i':: for the rutted States may bs vastly .moderateA vic. t. ..: There is also a tenet that the Ger!; i :. , time secret service, which is as active ;. r ht the rutted States as Arnhem In the lei-to'tE trogy gathering' : and .: it home during the past week. ',...forwartline ;,..;'t".P ,' ..! .., reports of bow the Lusitania disaster ...1;:. :was viewed by the "Pleilli people" of .''.,, .I 1the country. and especially by the .':, .., '' n , r I :x: contingent. it Is i I ilefetil say that none of thebe reports , r Ilford mach comfort to the kaiser'. F,. .. gov'ernment for. as a Now York paper ,.;,. ; ..:t .!,., observed. the Etisitania :explosion has obliterated the "hyphen in America. f 1 ...I ..T. i It is curious to note there are still 1.1 '. some apologists for the action of Ger'. .,1 1 J Many who claim that American pas'1 t' 12.. ' stagers sailing on the Lusitania were, ' even due warning by the German goy- . t-e,rliMent. AU such people absolutely , 1 l'' refuse to note the force of President' Wilsor ti letter In whit& he said. "no' '''. 4 !'.f..: I.' warning thet an uMawful and inhuman .. act will be committed elin PoeliblY be I; ' accepted as an escape or palliation for 1 ':i'''-:12' : that act or as an abatement of the t seesxelgoncinalbtlity for Its oommission." As C. ti 1 ' the Chicago Harald truly observes, F7, , many of our citizens lay greet j ; ",;t i : on the warning which the ...opium!. I " .,1 German .1 iptve to their 11 'American fellow citizens "slaughtered ; 7. ; I colossal the Lanai:anis. 'Why do they i'.: 1 . :!) ' me'008311110t01 ignOr that other I 11I i In( which the goyernnient of the Unitoll Staeme-th- eir , ., :4 government to which 14: they ewe and at least profess allegiance ' government with !,,;', - filirre to the Gera to 'strict accountability' to i ; .. iiisirb :fi ttwould be bald by the American If American lives should be 11! , people ; ,1t ..: snuffed out in the Gelman ..marine , 7''' :campaign? Which warning is a 'loyal 'i bound most to consider? To t:tii must he give the greatest weight? To that of a foreign government threat- I i '' ening him with, death if be goal along :t :. ,1 ' - a public highway upon his lawful bust; t.I.I noes? Or to that of his own govern- t; ..! mint promising him protection whey- evaron the worlds highway be might ; ,, 0 t.r. 4. travel in a peaceable manner with Intents? i 'American citizens turn their ael end I il ',. ' ears for guidance to Washington or I, i i ,!to Berlin?" .:. ; 1 1 .1 !In the meantime. while public discus!,'f lion ragas and public opinion denounces . .., ,.. ' no one minit 0, :, ice ono aide or the other, tnisea the significance of t he warning ', 3t Wilson's note a,f''' iatlettained In President -'I t' :'::''11I -- Iwbere be says: The 'United states ' '.. if 11,i Proverorm will not 'omit. any word or 'any act necessary to the performance duty of maintaining the ;,',lif : t ; : otelthienatt, of the United States and its and of safeguarding their free ,t t exercise and enjoyment.'" , :1 t 4.1 ...o-thh- - S.' . : 1 :. :. - -- .i,. ' .:t.' ., , ,', - t ,, , ' ot ; German-America- :. ill 1 .:. : -- 7, i''. ' i , " II ! 1 r(!if'ii : ',! '. k v , i i1 ; ..' 11t51, :, i ; ., 1 , i t la - i Si''', L .. ; ... 1, i. . 1 i t i:: I ; GMI. DISSENSION IN COMMAND. : .:1 1 ', ., 1 i,..t, 1 Gre.at Britain will wake up one of these doe mornings and find that she i .., , :1, 1! t !'i li ;..2'1 ,,1 i , 4i 1 1 I 2'',Ii foreign-battlefield- : ill , ,--- I ItI 4' j '' I the - 1 ... t 1 ' ',I Las whipped hermit Political canker appears to he eating its way Into .1tving tissue of government and in Out 'midst of a crisis such ass the natiot the dissension at ham wilk aeon becomeIf it has not alreadVian. enemy as dangerous as any' her IVA afore face on No soya that has tome from Lccndon since 'the outbreak warnot even that concerning the rupture between I 11'17.- I i 4.1 f l';'', tiJ 4. ; l ; 'Lord Churchill and lAwd Fisherhas been ao astonishing as that Which was carried in yesterday's cables telling of ... , the attacks made in the prem twin ti.- Lord Kitchener. Them attacks bear ..1 5:i :.; every evidence tot betng merely a po-, 1 !1; ittical 'plot If midi things continue, will learn to her soOrrow that Ip i 40, ! politics and playing the war I?! it 1n4 i:.playingcannot ,, , - ',game diatribes-whic- go on at the same time. i? .i, The befouled the Lon- , ,tion pram yesterday recall an event !Chronicled hr. Lies,. The iT sarcastic and i '. 114 rebuke told of by this hie- '41,..- . Vt!I ruical : i anPlim with full force to the !i, in rngland todayand it will ., 1 ,i; c I ,. , . t I : ,4o no harm for some of the master , , t Wads; this country to peruse it, those ,i, e ?WhO WIWI to i jI regret that they apt apt - i., f.:1' i .: ; , 7 ? .,, ' . . -- , 4 - -- .,,, jii .' -- '1 . . ' ' ' tabs head lad forefront to rens things As they should bo'ruw Livy writes of Lucius minim Paulus. I- Roman Consul. who bag been selosmod to cooduct tbo war with theliscodontans. B. C. II& Paulus went out from the meant house into the'. assembly of the people and addressed them as follows: In every circle. and Artily at very tablo, thre are p.op. who lead armies into outs. who know tho where to be camp ought to what placed. ought poet he occupied by troops, wives and blincerlotaa what pose through hould be entitle& where magazine should be fortd. bow provision should be conveyed by land and ova. and when it b proper to Onl&Ite 1310 h.n to lie ,oulitt. And 004111ye thee not only aittermine whin is bast to Wilma. but It anything Is oh. to any other manner thous what thef have pointed out. thoy arraign this consul, es ,if ho war on ble Those are groat impediroonts 10 those who hay. the management of affairs, for ieryono cannot eacounirr injurious reports with the sauna constancy and firmnoso of mind as robing d14- - whom thine to lot hie own authority be diminished through the fatly of the Peopl rather than to wits. manage the public buitin000 with a high reputation. ant not one ratthoes who think that commanders ought terror to receive advice: on the contrary, I should doom that man more proud than wimp who did everything of bia own gte udgmon A What. then. is my opinion? That - commanders annealed. should be chiefly by parsons of known talent. by those who otipecially are skillied in tho art of IPS" and who hovel boon mitt by taught by ozporience. and the scan three who Sr. present at of action. who moo the country. who lee the enemy. who see tho &damta roe that, occasions offer. and who-- embarked. ,ais it nem In Akio same shig---ar- e sharers of the danger. If thorefore, anyone thiblus him- self quakfled to give advice respecting the war which I am to conduct. which May proms advantageous to tho public. let bin sot refuse his milestones to the state. but kit him come with ma into Macedonia. He 'bail be furnished by me with a ship. a hover. end oven ..with his traveling charges Hut if be thinksthethis too much trouble and prefers repose of a city lite to the tolls at WIS. let him not on land assume fits Offics of ..a pilot. Tito city in itself furnishes an abuts-'danof t&PICs for conversation. Let It (bonfire its position for talking: and let It root assured that wo shall be content with such councils as shah. be framed within our cam. at Ws aro content to assume that Lord knows more about running a newspaper than doer Lord Kitchener, but we insist that Lord Kitchener known more about shrapnel and the commineariat than dose Londons damboyant journalist. who ix ProbohlY ths sort who could be sent to fetch thirty yards of skirmish line front the quartermaster, It Is not surprising for tho Bally Ilan to attack the awe-Lar- y for war, but for the nasally grave and sedate Measliest be de to la moaning. Th. British. or Londoa press seems almost to bore become Americanised, but it should follow the example set on title isido whom the press and tho poop!' stand as a unit when the nation's fate is at Malec Northcliffe THE REAL VICTORY. Yesterday was a red letter day for several swells of students at the University of Utah and at the tatter-da- y Saints univereSty. It was the anneal award those students who during the year have In the vinictui excelled activities of student life. are the truest of their fellow students and the faculty and receive not only varani Wm-aim- s of cmgmtulation but also veined trophies as mementos& of their day--wht-a DESERET OM ear. EVENING Pet the home twPye have said in darkness shall be beard in the light; and what Ye have spoken in the ear in the inner chambers shall be nrociaimed Pon tho house tope Everywhere the light haa come. There is shifting of vellum Men are awahening to the fart Utak after ail. MIAs nothing utile it is correlated with faith in God and His only Begotton goo We are miming, to the day when mankind does not ear -Christ and racket us Mr the Sabbath day atone." Ws are in the morning of the true Church of Christ, when men can actually eowmtu wttil one another thousands of Wiwi distant. and when have almost mastered the forces of ire nature. Today, -- Mormonism" b Proclaiming that the Ch Helen Church has a 'serious ditty and responsibilityIn retard to the social unrest and social outlook. "Mormonism" has not like the Christian creeds of the Past had no message. no advice, no guidance to offer to fallen men. On the costrary. announces to eivillsaticra a 1101V resins:, based on the love of God. Who is the giver of Me and all good While "Mormonism- - deals things, With the ilf. of the other world. it ex.' arches an 1111111111C over the lives and actions of awn hers on earth. for of all institutions 14 is the me that can prepare mankind for the establishment of the Kindom of God upon the earth. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints sympathises with people; it shares their hopes and desires. Of an creeds, it is the en that stands for the real living. vitalising Catholic church. It asks of members to love God. but to expreto that iew ve and by loving their fellow beings to such an extent that they will lay nowt thotr lives for them. But in loving God, they must know that God is not an abstraction, but a real living, divine,. pereonality, who knows. who Malt who wills. We know of Him through prophecy. Is prophecy is the key to all things. In pmpbecy, does man know God, elid becomes oo.vIeoMofk a rt'a capabintled. Mci I1 in PrOMIll, in growth. Ile is capable of becoming more than he aPPerently is on earth. The worth tot his existence lies not only in the onward to Mal with the problems of the day. but in the future. In the bwmoil Of the world. never was mankind so Is need of a faith in God: and of a divine knowledge that God wad The beer has come when for the Sunk at lams there can be but ollf Rs. nylon. One Light. one Divine Guidance. 'llonsionlassr announces itself as a factor In human affairs that will eventually solve all social, civic. ecoMormonnomic. and political evils, ism" is destined to unify the world in a loyal devotion, and a confesidon of Jesus Christ. " The whitest delegates to the Lake Mobenk confereace must fool es if the cards lead been "ntacked on them" A bull in a china shop or a. mouse at a fogrtni circle could sot hays canoed more stir than did the reparation-hotsin their earning against the port of security that hos made the ostrich notorious. -p- for each. According After all. the winner of lit Barium-Rooseve- lt to current regulations and bout ai titmrestrictions of eligibility for student ac- ouse didn't heavyweight win enough to make much tivities, the young man or woman must of a fume over. Limng at tbe not from thin ilifitanea botb parties meintoin a satisfactory standing la Unless the student is car- to tbe mail seem to boxe been the Mow& scholarship. rying his regular school :tirtwl,,settle irmas Welds mown to be carrying opir diligence aid seecais ha is not a oentrove ey with young Mr. veratitted to participate and compete oe Socket llor rather than art Investigain the supplementary activities Tim tion Into the Colorado mot strike. No awards. therefore. are an indication makes It "OTT plain that ho Intends to that the recipient has not only sue. be hoard an well so to hoar. passed in the particular branch which President wow was as pleamd with the trophy represents but that be has The niteY aa aa old lashicsed boy used made good as a student also. to be with a pair of red top boots. The young men and ;women who yesterday were Awarded the coveted troIn, bey, treatment of Mims- - Mexico model of Ekwopeaa phies are to be congratulated on their haaindePibd a culture or ignitor, as you wish accomplishment. They should be reminded. however. that the material. Praddeat 'Wilson praised New Tories physical prise which was given to them Voogd in tho hiheat teems. It wag whether it be a pia. a sweatier a indeed peal, from Sir Hubert. int By flanted a Oar"Ella baS the ippeartace ofthe Port port. The older pert of tows, looks like a imedieval Germs whlie view Rigs might be Bremen. It sman - Slavy has pone of the onic air about it, and. so. for the tourlat. It Is disappolattus- - Before the war, Gentles was the Magmas of its business. and German was the idiom of its Rim wee streets Rummies. and, as Riga is the met of Battle the of governm-generthe this official elementswas or ,provine mach significance. "For the most 'part, Riga is a verS1 modern city. Its older buildings have been tort down to !natio way for strucmore suited to tures more the prosperity of a Mildness city. It is situated on the River Duette. ten mil &boys the mouth of the Gulf of Wink end tt to isMand to the Baltic by canals has princes of II MEWS and trade.1 anti they have Hued mnny of its avenues with modern villas and poleceit As OA example of the rity's growth. It may be mentioned that Rigs erected more than fifteen hundred new business reand spartment buildings during cent year and (het most of these buildings wen equipped with elevators, open vacuum cleaning. control plumbing. and sill beating plant& refrigerating -A strong and varied Industry hag grown up in the poet City Machinery. railway caws. lumber. leather. medico. Most glass. tobatico and other products are turned out in its numerous factories. Th. annual Attu of the articles in manufactured Rita exceeds 110.006.1106. As so ' Industrial cenmore it has been becoming ter. and more prominent year by year, and Its fulum seems to be one of an almost tinitmired promise. "The average value of Itiga's sports Is well over WILSON Its imports toThe tal about $38,000.000 each year. exports Include cereals. dal. flaxseed. eggs. iumber and butter. Its eltief are machinery cotton. coal and o It bag a thrifty, groceries. Population of more than 20k000." happy-go-luck- " quest-"oh- set - al ex-te- nt centre-vermin- well-to-d- town empire., a city of merchant princes of bursting warehouses and miles of crowded dockinf. of 'ISOM" Teutonic sirchitsctura and coemopolitan organisation. with a hurrying. testes business life that finds Its counterpart hi New 'York and Hamburg. ges Mar the, bead of the Gulf of Riga. a few miles northeast of MIMI or just hack of the struggling Russo' German HMS Iti the Baltic provinces. Riga is a great commercial city. It stands third arson( Russias seaports. and second among all the ports upon the Haiti ma. wham conunevcial cities kayo boon growing and building for oesturies The city is intim southwest Petrogra4 . and is fillod witb the spirit maim budeem It is a main gateway into vast Russian lantoriands, and ia, probably, the most city to lb found front Vladivostok te IGA. the most ultra-Westein tho vrhole Musoovite - li .. '.. IL IN THE SCIILNCES. AVM . London Nimetator. , Ia the sciences Russia has dons ge. mirable work la tit right spirit. sod If it is less well known than it deforms to he It ia, because the Wastes' ors not advortiaers. Row many English boys know that It was a Wasiak pecherstry. who discovered the eon.. Euclidean geometry which has moms tiontrnd Ow elour? Or how min, boys who study chemistry remember that it was thet lintictlistioh of hue. stem Mentioleiroz. which changed ris, kis periodic tow of tho elements) tle whole cumnt of thought amass chemical Investigators! Ao for history. Western have made tho Blitantino that" own. No 'socialist can afford tp to ignore) Owls researches& it was a Man again. ha mom. Visogrado,r, od r..W. bialtiand's history and Wrat the - diseoverer of 3 racton's Notebook. ono- ot the invaluablo documents ift Ltbe R. (nth.' 'r IVO i ML REMINDER TO RERUN, hare thr,,4 - debt orr Ir .1. the .114V, tbd dent Abwr man 1110 BOUND TO ' Lailf 'fork World. In lunch's "Bismarck" there sieneara a ortemorandum under date of Jan it 11173. that has a peculiar appliestion ts the present diplomatic sittuttion ea, tween the United States and Germany "Called to the Chief at I p.m.. j am m write an articia, baited upon Metal documents, on our position toward Am. ertea ahtps conveying contrabsnd I am to be guarded wee. In doing by' the Ibtrteenth &nide of tho Moo of tilt We cannot seine such veaseaa bat only detain them. or seise the me arabses goodS, tor which a letOirt MUIR bi 111V.n. and in both eases we meat make fair compensation." What would Dismareit have ,ikugt--: of a Gorman policy under which trpdtly wore regarded as scraps of paper. new. and ships wets wantonly sunk without warning and neutral passengers eita ap. smy ships were deliberately blown iste eternity to satisfy sin auteerai.14 ,pas. sion for "frightfulness'" ' r' god English history. A te,' td build'. Id t 4hurr. Mem Kt 4144h, Myr wer,, lid4pd wig t In ,lb I. 4yotmi tbe New York Sun. Italy is going to war if she has ts fight herself. ritudi stnrt bum. etth 14Pdbta 12te. afit -- Next Weekat the Newhouse Hotel War Printer of National Goographin D .- IA la Ipen RigaWhy Coveted By Germany Clbell M &tot 'by r katter Society" description of the great Russian port that has Kiruna Into Prominence with the moat recent German minTlint that whoes direction Iles through the Baltic provinces. 'Ilse war primer continues: "Riga is second witty to Petrograd in Gorman population and industry. merchants of the thirteenth costurY laid the foundstions of its commercial renown. it was founded la MIL and many German colonists soon tomtit their way to the new city. attracted thither by the many commercial privibeleged' granted by its founder. came a powerful. flourishing Riga member of the Hanseatic League. the great merchant trust of the Middle Ages With Henthurg. Bremen. TAlenook d gushrund. lad scores of its eines. Riga grow In wealth and' trade conasetiotte: boats front an parts1 of the world ran in and out of its river harbor and it enjoyed the proud development of German Tree city.' 'Near the middle of the sixteenth LAbau." century. Riga passed Into the power of no begins ths ?rational Geographic the King of Poland. The headlong fellow-bande- aa the return engagement of Miss Agnes Von Bracht, soloist, commencing Tuesday, May 25. at dinner and after theatre in the Louis XVI room. Mr at eiJ t Ittri foes 'soda eter We wish to draw your attention to the popularity of the regular Merchants Luncheon each day at 50c, the regular Wagon Dinner each evening in the Louis XVI room at 75c, and the Sunday Evening Table d'Hote MOW' PaK Th sten tem long tl If a a Part Dinner at $1.50. and St t helL F. W, PAGET, Manager. clam the Mi at ( 4 VIPs fetat and WantMere What You , CAPITAL Teri 1 You Want It MI moo bos MEIN IIMIMIll vocb nod Tool tern . on OM tir:, S,ERV;CE, Ti pomommumemb :. wit CAPITAL RVICE' 1 . ENEElalmil on toui A u, FIRESTONE your needs for Tires- ,Tools, Oils and for at the fob. lowing service stations: to halm as- - sumed command of tho siination in Groat Britain. trpoeking o( taking time by tlei for.. :ork the Juno route are already lure. stations Edirect KELLY , tt and hotels and best materials': ) 1 will you as to lads best garages '111, artinviGHELD. I service lowing . thIR will be cared eyes toward the south. On tour the fol.. GOODYEAR essories 8 Secretor,' Garrtaca sad General Wood rush In where April fears to tread. qkPITA;li SERVICE STATIONS: recur rtals. Pfeil Idaho Palls. Idols& Idaho rails Electrkt slapisty Electric lecepli Co ' ; Omit 1.1Lko. fiats Iak - I ' v.,,, P3otorkt Sopsay Co. 4"!,. , ., , - ' '' ' Oulu, Valley Electric Co. Br lichens. nail. Electric' to. Mahe .1 IP:11. Waved. Electric Shop. - - , , - , r"1 . IL . f , ' ttah. Cu , 1 ! 21.23 Vest First South Street ' Oudes, 1 . i ,b.,,. , Of Ulm Easel, le $upply Pocatello Sletszle Supply Ch. ?trite Palle. Ildithfx Ttr la Fall Electric SupplY Co. Bohm. Idaho. Idaho Ehearle SupplY Co. Pv4co. Comb. Prioe 112ecitS olvoli Co. - , empire. jilted-Char- Ths lookers oa Ia Vienna have a. tot to look at these dime aa they turn their Goa. Dhoornatoa Dooms RemIL of professional pacinists have psr- 'between nations. the uniewfut use the la usually manifeets Willa latently advocated arbitration as force violetion of territorial frontiers. by subatitnts for war between tuitional arms and violent. It the nations presBit a diePitts to be nubjected to judicint ently at war liad- conned their millt. terY operation to defensive meesures triowittiest Intuit be in its nature their own frontiers. there could What Is cisimed or defended ,within haws been no war. Nations assuredly must bs Si Of lemil right betwaen the have the same right of &demos 111. s men and as men may lawfully coo-ir- e litigant nations. Thin excludes for defense Of one noters eo PuralY cif tuitional passion and have a bond to keen., the nations may tuiPolka'. The fact is that there has not iD combine arms to defnd. pelle. been an important international war tion unlawfully violate& and to supof nations of the peace within the memory of the present gen- press breaches Or other itallintati011111 outlawry. And ration. that wss for a cause which was It is righteous for white. and brow originally susceptible of judicial cogni- and black and yellow 'nen to do this sance or settlement. There was noth- together. The first stop for permanent peace in ing in the suspicions and controversies Europe is permanent delimitation of which eventuated in the present Euro- national territorial boundaries and their treaty r an war which was susceptibie of ar- omit:donors by international arms. No frontier should be onand bitration. force tored a military by foreign Nations do not have much practical warrant from ali intern, upon In adjusting controversies Wool court which shall preciesly dodiMeulty kick by legal judgment. may be Nu. nne the powers to be exercised. Naducod to M011tty debts or indemnities. tions muat become as 'secure In their territories as aro natural persona in 'Arbitration. as between nations. in their freehold There can be no other cases analogous to civil Milan between permanent basis for a suite of poses. persons. has already taken orer the adThee nations which made the first justment of mternational toted armed vioistions of the territories of Causes involving such vital other nation. were guilty of the provinterests as international boundaries ocative Beill which brought on the preshave frequently been settled by arbitrat- ent state of war. And the guilty powion. especially in cases where the ad- ers had aro cause or grievance which verse national claims have been hold In could have boon brought within the good faith as to law and fact. COVISISSIDe of an international judicial It is In the field of international con. court. The Weltpolltik and Krieg,- to which is criminal troveray. kult which obsess bellicose nations cananalogous Process for the punishment of wilful not be arbitrated. Whoa such interbreaches of peace and of the unlawful winotat passion and madnees has ues of force. as In treSpd1112, pinto?. manifestation in overt violent acts. anion. murder and overt treason In the there is no remedy but suppression by brelitioll of national tank that artritra. fost precisely as in the case of Unit cannot operate. Timms crimes intriots and viohmt breaches of ;ced may be and are committed. with. out pastiticaiton or excuse. bir nations IotteorlOr can no more arbitrate it quite an well as by natural persons. Integrity aldt wrrereignty and as against nations they call Pitoa natural person his life or aim for measures of arrest. suppres- Din EhertY. For thee there must resion. prevention. punishment and vindi- main the defense by force edequate for cation. Individuals and nations and vindication. A league treat as to debt and damages, butlaya ' protection between nation s which acknowledge state may not treat with outlawry In a and respect each other's rights for the subject or in another nation. maintenance and vindication of such The great achievement of civilisation rights and for tho marshaling of forces has been the ouppreselon of the unlawtfor defenee. Is the beaLeursty for the usletrd form . persons. As peace of Europe. E c A 7) IWhat 777 Oultsvue Addavant of Swedes. brougttl up la bio course of conquest with a shock before its walls la MI, M. salg bard SiOpe, was be able to after take the city. Itiga peeled to tbe control of lb. Russian la Mt sad hag a Dell Plsred $a important part in tits development at the udibty gerthers THE I E - 19111 Peace and Arbitration lint whole world is on the move. A diplomatic repreaentatiou Is the Movement and progression am the cardinal sigrdficanre of the hour. MIMIC poor mition of an ultimatum. in the history of human thought has The now grins ths. will be the atte-- ! there been 110 much advancement In border. endeavor: never has man been Ihuman in so many human activities. It is easiest to get into the "sw1m-- 1 cannot alwaVs wiser society is shallatrist. !There is change. Inky what the humedlate results will We know. however. that all things "Mama" end 'mother" have 00121141 Ibe. working in a mysteriOus way tor denote a sociai distinction. establishment of the Kingdom of feelings keep fresh much food upon the earth. Chrimianity. true,k 10 rounded r thaw lundiy ones. i Christianity, le taking Its place in dor , i illeittkmPt ur the world. Thera see ton- grata' berfolnes ?hers - are WI -- Mous signs that inankind is going to kitchens than Merl to Action. come hack to the teaching of Jame ,i chriet trheri He declared that: 'There i is nothing covered that shall not he tUSICII 1".11111 confounded. . s revealed: And 'hid that shall not he A hoard of review does not peep I known: . Neither teas anything Ina" a knot hole. , , secret, but 'what it shall tome t,o Ught. through . ' I What I tell Yon la OM ilartutook 'Peak People talk for peace and shout for ye in the light; and What ge bear in wat-- L:r1 A - - do wa,s,101.,..1.11..........2.-- - mr,c,...,- ,. aa.- - proclaim sue-cu- e. "HERE AND .NOW, " NEWS , SATURDAY MAY WWhatsoever The appearance of great rings around the IFUL strongly pronounced and somewhat resembling rainbows. 'tattled and interested tho people of dell:MIL So far as history records this Is tbe trot time that the appearance The activities which figure in the et a ARS ever startled lb City of annual &war) day represent not only Brotherly Lova, the various breeches of athletic stsertn 'Jut the more latellectual pursuits as h Berlin papers express k feelMg at what thoy term Ito Ira well: debating, dramatics. public of revulsiontoward an old ally. rause treachery speaking. the school paper, and so on. same papers exulted in the torpedoing In some instances the same student of the Lusitania. In which OCOr a thoudemonstrates his ability In both fields sand lives were lost. and termed it a of endeavor and Is rewarded by a prise Croat victory for tho German navy.. blanket. or a hatnotis but the outward symbol of a bleier sad bettor miss which theybave won. The real prim is Lb. consciousness of havist done well. If they competed honestly and won fairly. and If they did 'their best. they have won a vtetory which no material. tangible prise, however highly treasured. can fully represent., . wo ..k.o.e, ... h. .r.-- ' ' ' ' . - - , - ' - -- - -' - '-- - - - : Salt Lake' "City : ' ''' - . .'r mummomemnimmummommawm.6 , - |