Deseret Evening News | 1904-01-06 | Page 8 | Diplomats in Whose Hands Rests the Settlement of the Eastern Question

r 1 u Jan a w I h f Katsura Cout I i ya Q d f fr fo o a r 7 r I DeWitt lQ I DIPLOMATS DIPLOMATS IN n WHOSE HANDS RESTS THE TUE SETTLEMENT OF THE EASTERN QUESTION The Tho three men who may yet set et avert war between een Japan and Russia If It they should see eo fit tit to do so Ire nrc do W tto president of or the tho of or ministers Count Vladimir Hussion minister of foreign nf at I fairs faire And nd General Count Tarn promo minister ter of or At present however time the trend of or affairs would Beam acorn to Indicate that theao three throe have resigned themselves to the tho conviction that the tho Irrepressible con filet of or tho east lut Is hi at nt lust bust nt ot hand The Tho representatives have assumed the of or regretting rl that Japan In is 1 Intent Upon forcing Armed a conflict t while tho time Japanese foreign minister Is convinced that Russia has deliberately put Japan in III ton Ii position whence sir sll with honor withdraw MI A N WI