The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
At WORK FOR
WORLD PEACE
Movement Mr.. Carnegie's
Latest Gift Is to Help.
UNIONS OF THE NATIONS
EXISTING Agencies and What
They Are Doing.


".- "n million dollar gift to the cause nf
"'." tut hl- plan did not take on an en %
~ feasible ASPECT until within q mont h
NON d"iinrt" proposition was ma de-
nun slowing how such git mIg ht h.'
-f,~r". -.rvIc" N forwarding tn. CAUSE
reconsideration
W. Ctrn"GIe lays graa, stress upon tho
't.uG down "f the hostility which the
.'u'n boundary cns"nders betw--n
..n." For has reason he has taken
..ui.~ interest IN International Jaw M
-r.'-rIiut- for conditions which make
p. .ar and the intcrna'ionalist move
...'u'. ,hIch - now well started
hos uN-n-n'. although prac, rcally I'M
.. .Nu 80 he world a. large has assumed
, ,"rv wide ~copa There j. at Brussels
. ."ntrdi "Nic" of international in-titu-
- Shich IL issuing yolum" annually
.U.,f 4.lve- tn" facts about Over two hun
r~l in'Srna' onai organizations. unions;
l.s..Hiu- and other institutions which ar.
ur.u.. heir work IRRESPECTIVE. OF national
,"uuiarI-- This work a. done bv the
."urr,il office has elected Mr. Carnegie's
Ir'"T"~t a. a practical thing. and among
.u" PROJECTS 10 be considered by the board
80 ru-t"..- that Nr. Carnegie has chosen
To- r"'v in bc one IL support this tnsiitu-
.nu and 10 establish bureaus in every
.'..Utrv Ia collect Information relative
r.. International organizat IONS and 10 act
... = ,IearinE house with other countries
'nI such matter
such work has received tn. nam. IT
.-t"ruatIunslism and that IL one ~ tn.
.'--"utial points IN this new movement.
li;tl" mas been done so far 10 coordinate
.." work IT international organizations
and 1t vas not until Senator Henri La Fon-
rHIu. uf Brussels put into execution the /
.,i,.u which has resulted IN the Central
ONO. that these organizations wer. con-
-id"r.'d az a fore. for peace. and now the .
most active nacItists are studying meth
ud- tu cooperate with them.
-"n itpr La Fonttln- himself u wei
known peace worker m Eur"u.. secured
the consent oG tn" f,riy different
International unions. associations. IN
-tiItes and commissions which have
permanent bureaus at Brussels to Join .
Ipnds in the Central Ofhc-. IL aims at
crescent to gather library on Interna-
rlrnal problems. To foster tn. organiEa-
..-tabh-h "A central depository for all in
irrational literature. and Ia secur. hlr-
,rnuy IN and II possible identity in the
-v-t"ms OF nomenclature. terminology.
,i+s-lticatIon and notation Of the scienc.-
tri technical professions. IL publishes
10. annual and has So far organized on"
C0ngr,.-- Of International associations. tn"
h-iIS-..i- universal exposition of last May
NJ CENTRAL OFFICE AT BRUSSELS
lrr- Central Office has collected in
'u~'uAtrrn showing that while from $50
o.. s,p there were only twenty-sIght
'"rnatIonal conferences and congresses
%. total from $40 to 1910 - ..pO. and
'.' meetings vi scientists. scholar
| -I.ruats or ret"rn.r- are now being
a-..i 80 rh. rat. of about on. hundred and
cry = wear Such work the men inter
.-r,-l NJ the peace cause believe should
o.. Jncr"a-"d and an effort will 10. mad.
o.. -..tihii~h clearing houses To di-serninat.
rrultI"n about int.rns tional meetings
..' Organizations and to coordinate.
30. r,hur- ~ well as I" bring them
general attention
fNo pr"~"nce 81 senator Root on tn.
.trr ~ trustees Of Nr Carnegie trust
.a.nr'cs that 'ha fostering Of inr.rna-
"a lav will 10 a great factor IN tn"
..rl'. peace movement senator Root ,
mn Brown Scott. special solicitor 81 IN. ,
.t'. depart m.nr: Joseph II Choate and
lpla- Murray Butler have becomr
"a tor their choice Of practical p-aC.
-@'hods senator Root IN part iculsr l. ,
wing stress upon the things that &C to ,
.. n0grh-n International law and Mr. ,
.'' Is now engaged IN securing favor ..
b ~" permanent srbi'ral court at IN"
IaGIa ,
Is rIiA The central Office 81 international
e'f'urton= devotes Itself mostly TO IN. I
~. associari ions such ~ the organi-
n ul medical. Legal. scientific and q
.t-i'a'I" workers. an effort - also being e,
-.i.. - coordinate rhe work that IL being ,
900 .v mo unions which are supported =,
~" nations themselves ~ the second .
.g.- ronference in 1907 Mr. Scott
,rr'I~rIlar fought hard to secure an ,
I-H'rr" arbitration cIau-. giving . Tn" 4,
..4. court jurisdiction over twenty =,
.. "ruarionaI unions including tho :
IAN n'"n for N" publication ~ Gus :
... ar"- he sugar union m" postal 7
.r ard IN" telegraph and wireless
.-rapu union fni- proposition failed.
-fur" then another scheme hs- heen
'.r'r wHioh provides for the CornhiDa =
''t-'iny "FicIal unions under a
.r..r uuyalii"d central head
tr,r'r$ oF iNTERSATIosAL UNIoNs
-.r"'u" hi- h"..n widely discussed
r'"'".' ,n-! lawyers and has
'N-'i"rahl" approval II - i."-
Nat ~ VrlI "V"if" m" interest and n
OFFS 'h.' Idy ocaCy " the tArnagie
'mI- among H. provision, ar"
..sIrg
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