The Detroit times., 1911-10-09

had their influence In moulding public
sentiment and the time IL ripe for the
substitution OF reason for force in
the settlement OF international dis
putesssf
The fsct that war was declared 20
suddenly Emphasizes the Importance
81 that provision IN the proposed
treaty between the United States and
Great Britain and France looking 20
the investigation before war.
There ID no question 30 important
es to require the beginning OF hostili-
ties without the reasons being given
% the world. The nations are so knit
together by commercial ties that q
war between two OF them, to a great
have q right to expect that the belig-
Eerants will make known the reasons
Tor war before they commence shoot
ding at each other.
And the chances are very much
against shooting II there 10 time for
deiIherste action.
There would not be any personal
encounters II the parties to II submit
ted their differences to an impartial
committee empowered to Investigate
and report upon TIE merits OF the
case. Public opinion would be even
more intent In compelling nations TO
ADJUST their differences.
n italy and Turkey had been under
lfeaty obligations TO submit their diff
Iefences TO an impartial international
akreement there IL little doubt that
&bme peaceful means would have been
Etund OF adjusting those differences.
1.-THE plan set forth In the treaties
INV before the senate has been en-
1orsed N substance by the peace con-
Gfess which met at London in 1905.
IWenty-six nations were represented
and the congress was presided over
~ Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman,
then premier OF Great Britain. II was
endorsed later by peace congress at
New York and AZ a peace meeting In
E6fnburgh.
The incorporation Of the principles
~ the treaties negotiated by Secre-
tafy Knox marks new era In the pro.
Hfoss Of civilization. II these treaties
ere ratified they will become the
uodsl for others.
IN fact Germany and Japan have al
ready Indicated a willingness to con.
nlder entering into similar treaties
With the United States.
When the leading nations are bound
IoRother by such treaties the small
nations viii follow the example and
ar win become q remote possibility
October In NJ Clemens.
The present month is one of the
9&sf OF the year In which TO gain resi-
and to regain health at the world
/.uous Bath City OF Michigan" Mt
LI1mens. For now are the crisp anc
&facinR days. the ending OF energeti,
01t6oor sports. the aue;se.n beauty Of
|.rosf and bower, the pure air and tn.
<..ffulness Of nature. Now are fewel
@|.lrnctions 10 keep one from tina
.4.(ematio bathing which n 90 efilca
|Ions All these advantages offered
ne 4Isitor-the wonderful effects o.
Mf. Clemens mineral water baths n
the rnI|rf OF Rheumatism and kindred
.I||1n(n, nervous troubles. etc, the
.rrIfr and freshness Of the air, Tie
beauty Of the scenery and the con
|<1|Dnc6 Of quick access 20 Detroit
49,. mhat attract thousands yearly tc
-IIs charmlng little city More thar
10000 persons so there annually foI
|4.Ifh and rest. And crisp October Il
.1& az the best months IN the year m
Which 10 make the yisit. Guests OF
||@ r|nIn CITY" are well taken care
"a TIE hotels are a. fine az any In
- c9pptrf. end there are accOmmO