Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18

teral and In your spiritual and intel
lectual development you stand abreast
Of the foremost Con the worlds progress.
III we treat The mighty memories Of
The past merely as excuses for sitting
lazily down i'm the present, or for stand
ing aside from the rough work OF the
world then these memories win prove
a curse instead OF a blessing. But If
we treat them as / believe we shall
treat them, not as excuses for inaCtion,
but as incentives 20 make us show that
we are worthy of our fathers and Of
our fathers fathers, then I'm truth the
deeds of the past win not have been
wasted for they shall bring forth fruit
hundred fold ia the present genera
ton.
In foreign affairs we must make up
our minds that whether we wish 10 or
not we are great people and must
play great part IN the world, our
mission In the world should be one Of
peace, but not the peace Of cravens
the peace granted coutemptuously to
those who purchase 10 by surrendering
the right No, our voice must be et1eG-
tive for peace for II IS raised for right
eousness first and for peace only as the
h1ndmaiden Of righteousness, We must
OF the weak and no less careful TO
make it evident that we do not act
through fear of the strong. We must
be scrupul0us In doing justice to others
and scupuIous In eXactng justice for
ourselves. We mus. beware equally
OF that sinister and cynical teaching
Whlch would persuade us to disregard
ethical standards IN international re-
lauons, and OF the no less hurttul fol-
ly which would stop the whole work OF
civilization by a well-mean,, but silly
perslstency I'm trying to apply 20 peo-
pies untitled for them those theories Of
government and Of national action
which are only suited for the most adj
Wuced races. ln particular we must
remember that in undertaking TO build
the Panama canal we nave necessarily
undertaken to police the seas at either
end OF it ana this means that we have
a peculiar Interest IN the preservation
OF order iu the coast ana ISLANDS OF the
Caribbean. ! firmly believe that by a
little WISE ana generous aid we can
help even the most backward OF the
peoples ln these coasts and Islands for
ward along the path of orderly liberty
80 THAT they can stand alone, II we de-
cine To- give them such help the re-
suit VIII be bad both for them and for
''f '..' ''tft '' t'tN ht''t 600 ''if 20 .''"'.-t'
Ivy cause MS 20 face humiliation or
bIoodshcd,
rrAytNc BrctI,toND
Leaving Richmond at ,. m, the
'., ' 'T H., NJ t'''g's ~ ~ RS
party viii remain IN Raleigh until
p, No. oct 10. The president and his
| immediate party VIII be entertained az
breakfast by Gov ana SIRE. Glenn af-
ter which the party VIII visit the state
ialt, where the president VIII make an
address, review the militia and be en-
| tertalned at an informal luncheon.
Leaving Raleigh at p. m" brief stops
[ VIII be made a. Durham, Greensboro
High Point salisbury and Charlotte, ~
| C.. during the afternoon, Friday
/ morning, oct. 90 the president Will visit
Roswell, Ga" remaining about an hour
and halt He VIII arrive at Atlanta
at II a. m,
The party VIII leave Atlanta AZ z
p, M Jacksonville Fla" VIII be reached
at 1880 %. nl, saturday morning ana
the president VIII remain az ms point
until 4'45 p. m From JacksonYille the
party VIII 90 10 ST. Augustine where
the president VIII spend saturday nlght
aHd sunday lpon ARRIVAL me party
VIII be driven to the Ponce ile Leon no.
! tcl where a brief stop VIII be made,
and thence to Fort Marion Wheie lhe
/ president VIII MAKE an ADDRESS, alter
which tho party Will proceed to Masonic
Temple for supper.
~ ALABAMA
Monday ana Tuesday VIII be spent IN
/ Alabama, the first stop being at MO-
| bile, where the president VIII arrive
! at $3.50 y, M, Monday, ana remain two
! hours, during which time he VIII make
! o speech and be taken for q drive about
/ the city From $3.50 to 1880 a, m,
| Tuesday, viii be- spent I'm the towns OF
| Tuskegee ana Tusltegee institute from
| which place the party viii go 20 Mont
g0mcry, arriving at noon, At Mont
/ gomery the president win be escorted
| To the state capital, where he Will be
| welcomed by the mayor and governor
| after which he will make an address.
! The presidents train will reach Biz.
mlngham az i;i5 y, mi ana a stop OF
tMo nouI5 WI ,, Tv ' taIo ""l,"7 o5Jrose
/ ana afterwards visit the state fair
/ where an address VIII also De delivered.
! Leaving Birmingham at 5.4o p m,, the
| president viii proceed to Little Rock,
/ Ark, arriving there at . the next morn
| ing. During the presidents stay al Lit
/ tie Rock he viii visit Fort Logan II.
| Roots and VIII deliver an address In
| the city park,
At p. m. the party VIII leave Little
Rock and return TO Memphis, from
which point the president Seoy. Loeb
and Surgeon-General RiXey VIII, pro.