Inter-Mountain Republican | 1907-08-30 | Page 7 | Kaiser and Uncle Sam Do Team Work

KAISER AND UNCLE SAM DO TEAM WORK V I In n Best Accord Over Questions Arising at Hague Conference Washington Aug 29 The Tue The United States State and und hand handIn Germany German aro are working In hand in-hand hand at nt The Tho Hague conference according according ac nc- ac- ac cording to Representative o Richard Bartholdt president of th the American n group of the parliamentary Inter union minion who arrived In Washington fresh from the sessions today There was at first firsta a disagreement nt bet veen between the representatives representatives represent represent- es of or the two 1 countries on the time question ques lUCS- tion ion of disarmament but hut with this subject subject sub sub- out of or the wa way the delegates became became be he- came in thorough accord on International questions The Time team work of or orthe the United d States arid and Germany German at the conference Is causing much comment throughout Europe says Representative e Bartholdt This conference will la lay th the foundation foundation tion for time the permanent peace pence of or tho the world said Mr 11 Bartholdt The world g generally is laboring under tinder the wrong Impression as ng to th the probable results of the conference The Tho fact that no authentic news I Is being given I en out is Js generally construed to mean menn there Is no news while In fact that conference is now mo ln moving along along- right lines and will vill be ie prolific of results that the practical practical tlc 11 friends of or the cause of ot arbitration arbitm- arbitm ion tion and peace have advocated in to he II The result of oC the tho pence conference can enn be concisely summed u up imp In this V way v. v I t t p p loil gi con comm conference 11 ference which moans means that future councils coun coon cilI of oC nations will be held at Th The Tho lla Hague lIe Second a result of great rat Importance will ill he be to make Tho Hague Haue a great g and antI permanent Institution wilb wILli seventeen permanent jUrl Judges es to receive salaries AAI not from one ono nation but hut from all nil nations nations nations na na- na- na combined so that lint the they will be I enabled to act Independently and Impartially Im mi- 1 partially of ot tho time countries the they sent Third there thero will bo be an aim arbitration treaty r which will specify time the questions ques lions In which arbitration shall shaH bo be obligatory ob oh- and these questions lIons will ivill In Include In- In clude chule the collection of debts In-I In