LABR

(48° 20’ N., 7° 52’ E.), town, Baden, Germany. Pop. 16,000. capital, Carniola, Italy; iron trade, bell dral, episcopal see. Conference held here, 1821, to consider Ital. affairs resulted in Britain di ociating herself from Austria, Ru ia, and Pru ia on question of right of Powers to interfere in case of revolutions. By the treaty of St. Germain, 1919, the territory of Carniola embracing Laibach was awarded to Italy. Pop. 45,000. t | LAIDLAW, WALTER (1861), a clergyman, b. at Norval, Ont., son of Alexander Robertson and Mary Jane Patton Laidlaw. He was educated at the University of Toronto, the University of Berlin and at New York University. He was ordained a Presbyterian minister in -1886:;;and from then. until 1892 was pastor of Jermain Memorial Church, W., Troy,, N.Y., after which he was president of Fair haven College, Washington, ‘1892-3, a t. Coll. Ref. Dutch Church, New York, 1893-5 was executive secretary of the Federation of Churches, New York from 1895-1921, and research and fellowship secretary, 1921-22. He was also made executive secretary of the New York City Census Com., 1919. Author: The Moral Aims of the War.