. Review of reviews and world's work. (. up_\ 11^ PKESTDENT liios., N, AM) THF. VICK-PRESIDENT HOBAKT. THE PROGRESS OF THE Photo by Davis & Sanforcl. THE LATE VICE-PRESIDENT HOBART. gainsay the professed faitli of the English in tliepossibilities of arbitration in view of their abso-lute refusal to arbitrate their differences with theTransvaal republic and in the face of the de-ploiable conflict now i-aging in South these conflicts merely illustrate the horriblenature of war as an instrument for the. remedyof difficulties or grievances of any sort, and ren-d
. Review of reviews and world's work. (. up_\ 11^ PKESTDENT liios., N, AM) THF. VICK-PRESIDENT HOBAKT. THE PROGRESS OF THE Photo by Davis & Sanforcl. THE LATE VICE-PRESIDENT HOBART. gainsay the professed faitli of the English in tliepossibilities of arbitration in view of their abso-lute refusal to arbitrate their differences with theTransvaal republic and in the face of the de-ploiable conflict now i-aging in South these conflicts merely illustrate the horriblenature of war as an instrument for the. remedyof difficulties or grievances of any sort, and ren-der all the more i;rgent tlie advocacy of everyprinciple, policy, and practical method by whichwars may be rendered more and more infrequent. The death of the Hon. Garret Late Hobart, Vice-President of the United Mr. Hobart. i i • i States, occurred at his home, rater-son, N. J., on November 21. Mr. Hobart hadbeen ill for some months, and it was generallyknown that his retirement from public life wasimminent, although it was by no means realizedthat his disease was destined to run its course sorapidly. Before his nomination to the
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