The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-18


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after them. A tourist organised the
people around hin ~ iooh after these
who could be saved. Tho ned Cross
movement was orfanised BY that man
and Dc Afterwards cot 9 great prize for
hls work
fThose battles DO not stand hlone.
Start from raris. and one conld 70
right across France, Germany. che Sou.
dan and End relies Of great struggles.
IN the camps Of Napoleon y De- ceti.
mated that 100000 Young men we're
Lost. Had their skulls been placed on
. heap Il would have been thirty.ono
times az high as the Washington monu.
mcnt--tho great monument Of peace.
"We know that Rome fell because
the Romans were killed of. After
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( and from them came forward the new
| generation. A splendid civilization
fell when the Greek fell. Nations have
decayed because they have lost their
best This Is proved by history. All
nations have notices that prove it,
the Spanish. the Germans. the French,
the Scottish the North and South of
America. Would Japan have been
able TO 90 into the fight with Russia
In such an able manner had she lost
the flower of her people through long
wars. japan had been peaceful for
years, but she showed great military
spirit and bravery in the encounter.
''We are as interested in the mother
country as we are in our own. England
has let her young men 90 out every
where carrying free institutions wher.
ever they go, making IL possible for n
man to trade and to pray in lands most
savage. Has it cost England any
thing9 1t has cost emigration.
We came from England, and we can
not help thinking how much more Wig
orous England would be If we were
back there. / do not think that there
is a cathedral in England or Scotland
that does not contain tablet to some
Englishman that is lying dead in an
; other country. / looked everywhere,
but I failed to find any.
''We fought one great war Perhaps
, it was best; perhaps it was inevitable.
There were 100000 of the best
. of the North and South. Better
men went out to fight than were left
at home. / find that out of the State
of Massachusetts alone 165, 900 men
enlisted. We do not know what great
men were lost among those that fell,
but we do know that good men were
lost to MS forever.
s'Beniamin Franklin said; WARS
are not paid for in wartime; the bills
come later " Loud applause)
A Resolution.
At the close of the address, Chairman
Lewis explained that it was felt this
/, was the proper time to offer resolu-
$ ton on the subject and Governor Frear
e WAS presented to the audience. The
Governor stated that in the success Of
+ the peace movement no people were
T more deeply concerned than those OF
J. the Territory of Hawaii by reason OF
n its situation at this central point OF
t the greatest of oceans, where the PEG
e pie are advancing in thought and civil
d ization by leaps and bounds. 1t must
e be said to the credit of the people OF
e Hawaii that nowhere other than in this
e little veritable chronological laboratory
f has there been exhibited to the world
d more complete demonstration of the
v feasibility of the spirit of interracia
o brotherhood for which mankind is 81
IS earnestly striving. He offered the reso
d luton, printed elsewhere. which wal
v seconded by Professor Gilmore, who re
s sered TO the statements made on tn,
v subject of peace and arbitration b.
d Earl Grey, President Taft and Others.
When put to vote the audience rosl
' as one man and it was declared to hav,
been unanimously passed The meet
= ing was then adjourned.
4 Boy Scouts were on duty in the thea
"a ter during the evening.