Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-16

| termed DItdcnncnt from the pulpit
| now occupy, his text being "a soft
answer turneth away wrath, but rriev
Gus words stir up anger" He sp0S,
| for the brotherhood Of man. and plead.
| ed FOR peace. and tho presidents SER.
| mon was worthy Of this Peace day con.
| sideration. We should ascribe TO The
| acts OF our ueighbors the highest mo.
tives possible, and not ronsigu Oh
! perdition everybody who opposes as
/ and ascribc pure motives only 10 thos,
/ who stand with as. Let as have less
! acrimonv In public discussions. and
/ more charity; not charge dishonesty
| aud cprru pt on until we have good rea-
: son. At Portland the president de-
] clarcd he was an Optimist and that
| the world is better today than il was
| 30 wears ago. These two addresses of
! the president Inspired much editorial
] comment throughout the country To-
| day throughout this broad land serv-
| ices are being held for the promotion
| or the spirit Of peace The speaker re-
ferred 90 criminal supinonoss" 600 Ger
tain quarters that was being removed.
There is a growing strong sentiment
for international concord. there is "a
movement for the establishment Of
real not fanciful peace. not through
The hurdensome operation OF war. but
through the sincere love Of unity
UTAH A PIONEER IN PEACE.
1T is source Of great satisfaction
that the people Of Utah Joined so
heartily ina this peace movement.
Utah. ] believe. was one OF the first
states TO have annual peace meetings
I'm every quarter Of the state Interna-
tional peace will be realized only when
local peace holds sway And 1 do not
believe international peace agreements
Will rise above the standards OF the
several nations which form tho al
lance. We may have the superficial
agreements. but never the superficial
patching up Of harmony Holding this
view, l stand first for nelghbOrly peace
and family peace maintained through
consideration. forgiveness and love
With this spirit in our hearts then
international peace viii be unavoid-
able The grandest Of all sermons
was preached when Christ said:
Blessed are the peacemakers. for they
shall be called the children Of Cod"
Grant us Peace . Lord" duet by
James Moncorr and Mrs Wood, was
beautifully rendered the choir accom-
panyins in the chorus.
wOMAN's GREAT PART.
Or. skolheld said i'm substance. 81
feel assured that this splendid body
OF people did not come together mere
~ TO listen 20 the speakers and TO hear
the music but because peace thoughts
had found lolgment IN their hearts A
can for peace s an appeal to the
highest instincts OF man and woman.
We are stirred today BIZ mighty WIVES
Of thought sweeping the whole civil
lied world. But this is not new. Nine
teen hundred years ago tho Prince Of
Peace was born and The wonderful
sermon on the Mount was delivered
Woman can become mighty factors I'm
the cause Of peace Il IS her hand that
can rule the world II she will-she ie
the first teacher Of the young. and
she can mould ,he spirit of peace.
our children should be familiar with
what is going on in the world today.
thcN should be taught concerning the
causes OF war the awful destruction
Of human life The women Of our ma
tion have been traditionally true. they
have stood the test In behalf OF the
women OF the peace committee Of the
whole nation, ] feel ] can vouch that
W hatevor movement may be made
throughout the world TODAY. we viii
stand heart and hand ready TO do an
that we shall be called upon to do"
WORLDS SATURDAY NIGHT
Elder orson F. whitney said in
part. GLORY 10 God in the highest.
peace on earth, good viii to mcn"-g1
sang the angels OF old There Is SUM-
Gent in this alone 20 show as that
the message and mission Of the Savior
was one of peace. He was the Prince
of Peace, hut war has continued in
the world Notwithstanding his mission
of peace.
Human history. from a Mormon point
Of view, is divided into seven great
periods of time. first the history of
man on tho earth during tho first
thousand years second the revela-
ton of events of the second thousand
years recorded by the recording angel
and down 10 the seventh, or the sab
bath OF the world This Is the great
Millennium, the reign Of rest. peace
and goodwill FOR which the world is
preparing We are living now, accord
ing TO accepted chronology. in the six
thOusandth year Of the worlds history
In the Saturday evening Of time.
When the morning breaks, Il will be
the sabbath Of the world and Christ
viii reign. Righteousness and peace
VIII prevail: men OF an creeds and
systems viii be al peace and viii love
each other neither shall they learn war
any more. This viii not be the work
% man. II viii be the work Of God.
who win pour out his spirit upon an
nesh-men shall beat their swords into
plowshares and their spears into
pruning hooks An good Christians
ftc looking forward with peaceful am
ucipation for this period Of peace. when !
the world. according to our view. VIII [
be sancuhed by the reign Of Christ I
ond prenared for It's ultimate glorinca-
ton. This work cannot be done sud |
denly Gcd win design the work he Z
viii use all good men and women In /
am the world AN discoveries. inyeu- |
tions' AN philosophy the poets the |
prophets and an good TO bring II about !
THREE BONES THAT GOVERN.
Dr. r. y short: u has been said /
ho world is governed by three boxes. I
ne band box, the --t,1t box and the /
'artridee box n pray that the band /
BOX never gets any higher than II is:
pray that the ballot box may in
rease IN It's purity and in lis efficiency |
or righteousness; pray that the
lme shall ere long come when the /
artridge box shall De furecl0sod and !
when the white dove OF peace and the
live branch SHAH together ho the m
ignia that shall appear as the em-
lem OF the nations of the world"
Among civilized notions war Is not
necessary; among Christian nations
var Us crime. among heather peo-
les. war is he'll"
The cuoaker said tho uierg NJ an
afions desire pence and o'l tHis war
llk, for instance. between America
nd Japan, may be traced Oh the war
apartments. sensational journalism !
nd demaEoeues. urging them ON. Thus
hey load uuon the notions burdens
hey cannot vell bear According 10 "a
pcent o"icinl announcement our nop-
Iation hiss Increased So per cent end