Deseret Evening News | 1908-05-12 | Page 4 | Arbitration with Japan

WiTH We Vc heard n a great at deal deI lately or of the necessIty of Inc me cre Iho navy In order to In insure sure suro pence peace anti especially that thai Japan must bo be kept In two by an imposIng array or of ships We 0 have road read enthusiastIc accounts of oC the re to our battleships on thu coast and thin tho magnificent spectacle then presented for the tho cell of tho world But Dut wo we have havo heard less Ice or of the tho quIet conference between Secretary and amid Baron who the tho other llIel it 11 the tho State department and signed n a treaty between n the tho United States nd Japan to nr fly nit nil disputes excepting InvolvIng national honor and tern tonal rights No o guns roared In glor or of the tho eVent No Xo No crowds been b bY curIosity or patriotism 10 to acclaim the tho lInt that or Of the pen peli was a more powerful men sul o titan than the entIre naval demonstration tion tiomi oil the Pacific Is IH th third trent treaty country has with sith foreign own since tile the Hague All As treaties theto thelo will bo be loss danger or of wal var lUll ant loss ne need or ci large armIes navies treaties leave open to set In the tho old lillI barbarous wn way l a agrout grout range or of dl disputes but the tho often oftener or er to settle ilI Pu t ON h by the ho t t Ii eon tury moth Ii oil 01 or of rea tho th lens likely era tho they to to tn war over oer Il a moore vItal taut ter Or or of dispute And nel whon hien pUblic hm is IR 01 the subjects ot of war II flint ito difficulty In III solving nil alt In hy by peaceful