Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
JAPAN bEC|MM|NGT To
SEE BEAUTIES
Of PEACE
Baron De Constant Discusses
Propaganda of Peace III
Speech at San Francisco
Last Night.

san Francisco, Aprh 5r peace
propaganda D. beginning 10 make
some prugtc.s iu Japan. according to
Baron e. Estournoll,s de Constant.
the distinguished French scholar Who
las accn advocating tho caus" OF in
tcrnat,opal Cancellation during ai cA-
tended tour of this country.
"onc ~ our objects, ne said in II
speech last night. "is to establish con-
ncctions Ia ~ countries 50 as TO OBJ
tain acceptance for our ideas under the
auspices of the most prominent men.
Japan ~ 10 tn, tatoos 81 a serious crl-
SIS No one has greater admiration
than "urs,lNcs Tor tho masterpieces
created bN her artists the acroie
bravery Jf her people ana h'r nigh
moral aspirations uut go me samr
Time n"f futur' inspires uurasincss in
us pud others. she might exercise
% magnificent moral and ciNillling lu-
llucncr not only ln the Tar east but
90 ihr world. Wli slc Civ, az this
ambition tu follow ne same MIS-
taken course ut modern Europe WI
She drutIu boo the sIur, pf uplifting
tbr A-Ht, miud tud making II dn
Example "i r"er,-, win she -acri-
hco her uuhl, mission u. a guide 60
tn pW'r} ambition of becoming 4
militu. nation rhr laugcls gath.
erred h> Napol .uu hlN, lirrad, cost
France dear 'nuuah aud are th,y tu
DISTURB ho lrtuYuat, of Americans.
Germans and Japanese" Tho ruur,
Win belong "uA Go tbu.r vino can holt
who can give up .l, d,n of dominat-
ing others while It 90, same time
dominating th'ms, it,. Wars of CON
quest belong to nn 1850 thai Is dead
anu gone, and tlo p,uul, viii not af-
lo" BE- 90 be- vit,d
'Inf"rtungt"ly Eufpprans only geo
tho surfac, ui thU-. loo japan. and
tho same ls tru" nf Europe a. seen
1N the japanese The latter think
t1"N have seen t,rrythiug and they
can give an opinion of everything Ina
tnr"pr wh"n They have paid the GUS
l"matN visit !" tfr sfrat cannon fac
tories 80 'rcusDt and Essen They
would learn great deal more by
taking @ look at our countr, districts
whcr" our national iir. T. ln process
or slow elaboration ln any case
Japan il considered, rightly or
wrongly. - hostile to neacc propa.
aanda ana 49, q more 90 less distant
danger to peace. For this reason We
htvo asked ouI distingush,d friend
and correspondent Mr. Hiyaoka io set
down his impressions in an sincerity
and without undue optimism
Ills reports shuN that while Japan
l. long way from boing won over %
the cause Of national arbitration. her
people are nevertheless beginning 20
f''lllo that this cause is prrcniincnt-
y national sud patriotic Many lead
ing men 500 that the highest Interest
OF every stat" rs tn avoid the worn out
traps SCI ny chauvinism. Everyone
understands that while proper mnans
must he taken to protect tn. country
from attack. u government must also
'fN I" organize international Justice
'nd The maintenance Of peace which
~ an essential condition of Internal
prosperity. ON this depends the de.
Nclopmpat If lahGr, agriculture. in.
duHiri"s, commerce ana output ia a
word progress OF every kind
''fo such REASONABLE. men we submit
y REASONABLE aud disinicrcsiod srhr,n.
Ther" are others who go about conn
trracting our Influence increasing
the general state ~ unrest ana on
posing the limitation Of ornaments.
This IL the natural order of things
Il simply means the inevitable COM
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