The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

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ton. Edwin u Mead 80 Boston secretary
81 the lnt"rnat,n,al school of Peace. and
Ren iaGnn y Tug"blood Of Eoeton. -acrc.
ia"H al M" American l'"aC" society
Thi- bureau l>~tIcs "a 1T weekly p'.h'icati ION
which cirCu late. all over the world This
award NJ IA" Nnt,"i peace p.Iz. Of S3S .,ss
to II IA w..rk ago for the first tame pats u
upon "A financial basis thar allows II III
devot" SON" Of ~ tim" Ia other work
than IN" meg" collection 81 necessary
operating funds
4 l-O IN Europe Prince Alh.rt ~ Monaco
has founded at Monaco the Internal ional
,sI!iut" II Peace. which IA 1875 1875 and
lyi; is-,Ird ria. innUui oj ire International
! Li,r, which J., now l--,."d in con jlnct ION
with rh" Central ono" OF International
4 institutions -; BrIss.'l- and which has
grown from reference volume Of "A
; c"npi" Of hundred pages 81 work 81
! Ssl pages, cont tanning about SO md. Ne,l
and CTo---in,i"S.d Titles Its future ia
view nj the fact that u - -upport.d from
Z Tho lnCom" which Prince Albert receives
from the gaming tables of Monte Carlo
Nill '"' interesting Ia observe Although
Viz tarn"gl" has announced his intention
Of masking the trIs; barely International
ihs' question of ethics might enter INTO
AIDING such an institution. not vii hsrsnd-
ing ts IaudahI. purpose
TEA'E so,ItIIS
Another Internal onal institution and
on" that has already received Nj Car
n-gi.s support IL tn" Association for
International Cancellation. NJ which All
American branch sAIsts IN New York
- lanAnt,nrfnr. nj p.r,a Las
extent dominated hy Baron p'Estour-
nell"s de Constant. and lt. puhlicat ions
so far have heen Of a widely varied char
accer. with the evident object Of foster
ing among those Of many oCSupar ons and
professions a broad interest in the pear,.
movement
The American branch ISSUES a monthly
publication Of an essay relafIv" 70 som"
broad phase of th" peace movement
which - distributed ar the rate Of 5o.Uo
copies a month IL also issues a bibliog-
raphy Of books relating TO the movement.
The European association attempts only
% ISSUE a quarterly review. rs other
publications being sent out at irregular
periods.
Among the other international or gam
zasons IN Europe are the Bloch Museum
Of War and Peace. which was founded
az I.ic-rne under tn. terms Of the will
Of Jean de Bloch. rhe Russian tinancier. !
whose book The Future Of War
created a sensation when &c was first !
issued. lts director il J. Zimmerman !
The doctors Of the Continent hav.
formed a medical association To aid in
the suppression Of war. largely because
they maintain that the presence IN any
of large body If men de
pri we'd 81 home influences and ties ~ in.
furious TO that community from a phys
zeal standpoint. IL was founded in 1904
nv J. 4. Riviers. and has its headq uarters
IN Paris
The Esperantists Of Europe have or
gained for peace and have their head
quarters for their work in This regard
ar Naunllv sur Seine France. Resides
-h.-. there are thirty or forty pacIfi~r
IN Europe. most of which exert
but little influence.
Great Britain has AN active p.ar.
society and there l. AL International
arbitration and peace association which
Publishes a monthly paper called Concert
Numerous Others exist IN TN. United
ingdom. the majority Of which ar,
oCal
Ia America RI. World Federation
Is.agI- Of New York represents tn.
latest development in pacifi-t strategy
Il has aroused Mr. Carnegie interest
and L. likely TO r.Ceiv. much attention
rom his trustees
In Boston Edwin Glnn ha- founded
he international school Of Peace and
endowed II with an neon. Of So ~pD
v-ar and provided u with a capital
Il 81 100 10 Ay tn. terms Of hi- viii
Nr CHM hopes to modify the courses J
Il study III IN" schools. colleges and
iniv.r-itI..s by eliminating emphasis ~ Z
h. TeNt book ON military spirit aud m,
y, movement Of war and intends To- pro
Ida men Of IsOw-r 20 oppo-. Legislation &
or armament. IN TN. Capits- Of thu. :
world He - issuing hooks and pam
,hl.t- toward this end and this organ
yation L. taking deep interest m the )
Ignifcanc" II international a--ocIa- .
IONS
ARBITRATION
Nlr Carn.gi- himself lsv- great stress !
non tho vain. Of International arhIrra-
ION and especially with dong away :
yith tn. CLAUSE IN most 81 IN. traati..- 7
yh lch excludes from tn. operation of :
he agreement matters affecting a cod.
4 national honor. In" preliminary
tudr-s Of iresiISea and the Analysis Of
h- causes actually brought to arhi-
ration have already been adequately
made u
Tn. International lu-titute 81 Peac.,
as brought out volum. 81 over .vi
'ages Nv CASTOR Moch on thu subject ,
nd in rhis country Edwin u Mead has I
a pamphlet advocating tn. y
eeot iation between Great Britain and =
he nit"d States NJ treaty without
his qualifying clause Italy and trg.n- .
ina are already hound by a treaty with
ur any such reservation and Norway :,
nd sweden have agreed to submit IN A.,