New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
IT om Tho TribUno Bureau

Washington. July :.
NAf'NEGlE PEACE PLANS The trus-
'ees OF the Carnegie Peace Foundation
dI'er devoting weeks to the consideration
oi methods by which the purpose Of the
FOUNDER could be carried into effect, have
ueclued TO divide the work into three grand
olvisions-first, the codifcation and elabo-
iauoh OF International laws; second, the
conduct Of general peace propaganda,
anu 'hird, the collaboration and publica-
'ioh OF Facts and figures involving the eco
HoHlc aspects OF war and peace. The frst
% 'hese ideas is logical folowins ny OF
me policy Of arbitration by the codihcation
III ali existing international law and the
development therefrom Of such theses as
may be warranted, the ultimate purpose
pelhs 10 establish a great body of law a. a
oasis Tor international Jurisprudence. The
second division, supervision OF which will
oe intrusted 10 Or. Nicholas Murray But
Ter VIII have TO do with the promul cation
OF the peace idea. the education of men
ana nations, the employment Of lecturers
and essayists and any other work which
may suggest itself a. germanc 20 this
branch Of the undertaking, including the
assistance Of peace societies which demon
strate that they are worthy Of financial
assistance and lack the funds necessary TO
carry on their work with tho greatest eff
cheney The work OF the third division in
so far as outlined, will consist OF the com
Tilaiicn Of statistics and the preparation
Of papers 20 demonstrate the fearful ex-
trsvagancc Of war and the maintenance OF
extensive military establishments and may
even 80 to the .cneth OF including such
treatises on political economy as are found
necessary effectively to refute the Nal
ihuslau theory and convince tho public
mind that wars arc not essential - a IA
tons prosperity In order 70 prevent either
ov"rrorulation or oyerp-oduction
NO LEGISLATION NOW.-Senator Root.
ono Of 'ho most active trustees Of the fund.
Mil make 10 effort 10 secure the incor-
uoration c' tho Found ltioa at this session
% congress. as b" IS convinced IL would be
fl.til, TO make the attempt No one is Will
ms 70 give consideration 70 serious lesisls-
ton cthe, than the Canadian reciprocity
measure. and OF course. other than the
effort 80 make campaign material on tee
rart - tho Democrat. senator Ia Itn-
tame of Belgium. who was recently In
w rSNI|E'Hn HlII y no. Is u r>l'."-.I '- 'i4'
FcIsiau Peace Society. presented some
highly interesting suggestions TO tha trus-
tees. Who We're much impressed with his
ability as an organizer. - r. entirely pro De
aIie that financial ass stance vii he lent
10 tho organization of which senator Id
Touta'ro f. president I'm fat. II IS the
present plan OF the trustees 20 seek the
most efficient agencies for carrying on IN"
oorL which hss been iutru-tcd 70 them,
end the, will bv no means contine then
consideration o. such agencies to Amerl-
cans nor T. II Hkoly that they viii employ
Americans 20 carry on the propaganda
abroad it. as is probshle they can ona
foreigners who can 90 moro efn'l"n' "or"
In the'r Own countries
TWO CAUGHT. Tho Ia Follett" insur
re,,e have ALREADY caught two with thel'
controller Pav fake. Representative Cox
If Indiana. who in his desperation has been
appealing 10 newspaper men 10 poin' OUT
- him some scandal which might Weld
r,os,c,r, q publicity. has introduced = res
ol,,,io, calling on tho President for all the
e,,,e ir connection with the release Of the
1grG ON Controller Bav. lie has, IN word
= q Il01l C1 tfla IDNh CNN Ti'i'N'
sentative Graham. of Illinois. = slightly
r,ore cautious. He Is merely nioolins at
The bait. He has summoned Commissioner
bennett ~ tho General Land once 10
gnnoar before HE committee on Monda>'
md will Re guided ~ Mr. Dennetfs tesu-
r,onv se 10 the ACCESSIBILITY OF UNDERTAKING
~, Investigation With singular gooa )nas
mont lime vas chosen fP~ s0rinslhE
this story when both the President ano inc
Secretarv ~ tho Interior were OUT OF the
c;t,- so that ? convincing denial from them
csrno, he obtained for the present some
NJ the insurgents appreciate, however thSt
there Is dynamite IN tho story for me res-
go, that Nnal tito has not passed 70 any
annIicsnt for water frontage on Con'ro!ler
rs,- and. as I'm the case Of IN" cunning
nam claims. sucn title cannot hnaHF 20
sac,,rod without the approval nrs' OF
commissioner bennett and, second of sec
rotary Fisher. Tho charge tnerel"''
that this frontage IS about 70 pass mo TN
hands % the Guggenheims necessarily IN
. - ,bs. Secretary Fisher Is about 10 per