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N CIV Y rk
Stock Market

New York September 6.-The move
ment in stocks TODAY yam larrslv IN
s,...tat,t.s ,.,',. ,.,r-...,~
'''-~''s NO 0"anse
j" vac o'"cs ISSUES There was. how
ever. times when some PRESSURE was
shown upcn I4hich -ane, ANA Cam
st s
N''e' "'7" 7'"De
'".lToad shares failed TO move beyond
fractional limits aud United states
steel and the coppers were little more
than steady
Some diversion was again furnished
uy thc tp acc0 group on relatively
these issues rallied 10 excite more ,han
l-ssins attention The fertilze4
stocks notably American cotton oil
made smart ADVANCES lArgely rs a re-
suli o.. cotton crop prospects, while
Betnlehom Stool ana Repubnc Iron
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@teanboatS.
OLD DOMINION LINE.

OLD DOMINION LINE.
~. ElcotaOiU .oot OF ASH 81. aL.gJ.. W H. ~
LvANe we" poft sse"s......-.........5 ~ n. II.
a ~.
IOuGeSts vain main LEE steamers .sAvIux
No!.ok Tor Nc" lOTk daily. except sunday
i.cy i. ii COnheCtLons Also made ~ ~ a
". Ny. +. -. and g.. & ". Ky. T. A.
SiSnt line steamers stop al C.aruHont 10
or receive passengers s!gus.. ana
VIII be met BY pubic conveyance.
Virginia NANIGAlION 90. (icuect,y,
March AJ.-J.mes Hivor Ny daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News And
all James rive. landings Steamer leaves
Moncay. Wednesday and Friday ~ $50 A
NJ. Freight received for all JAi.s, 4.iy 81
landings. Phone Madison IT'S
hniu Ticket UIies. 80 :. aain >trast
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Norfolk & Western Railway

Only AL LRAIL. LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect August L. 1912
Leave BYRD Street Station. Richmonc, FOR
NORFOLK: bs:l0 A. M, 'S:oc A. A. s:o2
y. NJ. .4:lo T.. NJ. b7sS p. n
FOR LYNCHBuRG AND THE WEST: .s:Is
y NJ. $500 y. Al. a3 Go +. NJ 1870 r. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 80 A.
NJ. hll'+S ~ ri. 's:2, p. ". bi025 f. N
'li:3O r. VI From the West: 900 A. NJ
a2;lo p. M. h,ao j.. N, 's:@ T.. NJ. $500 r.
ii.
DAILY. nDaIy Sunday. esunday only.
w. u. BEVILL. q. H. BOSLEY,
g. J.. A.. Roanoke. -. 2. A.. Richmond
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

...-.'.i.-s- =. ..NIE-K OF ME SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
y = = OWING scaedu.e nsurr. PUBLISH
ed information and not guaran:eed:
For iae Souih-Dally: e.i0 A u Local
io:S y. Al Express 600 =. u HIprosr
ni;a e.eei.ic ..GateG sleeping Cur for as
ANA aad BIRMINGHAM. ii:45 =. VI Expres.
" Days. 500 T. NJ. Local!
YORK kIVER LINE
$40 p. .-Daiy-conn-et!n. for R,,,.
more Non. Wed and Friday. toc A I.-E1-
sun. and go +. M.-Non.. Wee. aud Vrl.
daS-Loca5
Irains Arrive Richmond
From the South: GO a. II. $40 A. NJ
i:ce T. u. s.N r II. daily; .2:s5 Ell SUN
From West Point. $50 =. 81. daily, lbs J.
y. MOI Wec. and Fri. AS =. 81 Elk sun
g. Z. BURGESS. D. p. A.
U Maia ;. PAon. Madison ga
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Richmond & PetersOur. q .c.rc Railway

Cars leave ;AAucneztvr. seventh and Perry
streets .oG Petersburg:
-. Z. 5. -. -. =. ~ ~ u. :. :. - 4 L
'so.l5 u . ). -. " T. Il
i..vo p. ~. 20: Cnes;er. 1900 midnight FOR
Cars iesve PETERSBURG. foet OF syean.or.
STREET. ior Manchester:
SIS. 81, "l:i5. IS. s:w 20. ..o.as. ,l:ss
4 ~. 1855, 'l.s5 2:35. 3:S5 .l.35 : 35 s:.S
g. IS 5.S5. -lo4o. i.si0 p. H.
iDany. except sundays and holidays
.ccr..es baggage and exp.eIl
..I.!raited. except sundays aad holidays.
All cars from pete.sb-.S eeuoeci win
.-rs for Richnond.
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Cburrb 32piirrs

EiRsr BYTHfiiN c;srRcv
VI Us ;ko pas.-.. Dr.
n. d ~ Ae evening service vii
S...e asses "a; 10 4 ~ - -
On, On D Ii-ESBYrs CHURCH
N', FL. CECIL .. D.. PASTE SER
D. No servi.es d; night 'o' ~ '''o
-,r',.fN - ~ COVENANT -Rev l.
ra.ains Of y ., ~, Pa'' o.
i,. s1n,'i1 Schoo. A. $3.50 " a.d
ani5 ai' .',i i',er' az N soaaay niss.
Ni.. pe asld IN the Church a., - "''' 't s
ana Ea' JAMES = F4fH ~
49, GRAcn STREET rnEsgYrge,,
= N Preaching ~ ROY. d c,.,Y
w ~ rMlNsr rHEsByrrp,,,.
Iaas ra-k Ayenue corner Darls i Ite.,, :
49,, ~. Mongs-ea') -Prcachine tn
;J,AAMEs Fair p. . 10 n lgi'oF ,o. hey.
BAPTIST.
iisf BAPTIST CHURCH ,gRoAp Axn
n,r,, ssl'eeis' FastoE Rev GEORGE y .
NJ al H. . TAe ke1 T. j SHIP,
an'h servi,-s,l =. NJ ana S.i5 y =,
Ii"H'i SUNDAY school. Baraca ana PAIN
"', classes = vs. Patterson srp,J s.o
SHcCND BAPTIST Cur-K,-i, pt.>-,
o." s@e Aaa-ns streets l-Serv.cas n 4 NJ
+al "F " Graded sunday seh6oi Ht
ID VI organized CLASSES ;or mon and
'i.sH ps ENERETTE GILL. Of Rome.
49, pre-ch a.; ooiA services Quartet
"9i. n "e.Come 70 an.
.,i'A1h STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
y. u.,, ~ "s '"o pastor. the lev LLOYD
,hsnN IT, u Installation service ~
Iowe!. su7tJ. Praye..inee;inF Wa.
''-'--' 80 -! public. t-n,el.4llL
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Gloucester Ac ademy

An accredited school OF the University OF
Virginia ON the principals farm. Summer
VILE. me-. gloucester {. H.. Va. Thorough
propagation Tor colleges and the university
and tof a business lie. Special attention
to backward boys and the most careful
individual attention Boarders occupy the
dwelling with The principal and his family.
The ncAt session VIII begin September 5tn.
Correspondence solicited For circulars
Apply to JOHN TiItH Graduate University
OF virginia.. J.. @. Gloucester. Va
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Atlantic Coast Line
Tne standard Railroad OF tho South.

Tne standard Railroad OF the South
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For f.er!ds aaa so-is 81; " ase
; - + d 100 \. II.
FOR Norfolk IS 10 A NJ. 80 y 81 '3:9i
y ~. 40 = N. --1.s l. II.
For y 6 ". Ry. West: Gas \ NJ s.53
Il NJ. = % f. N. $40 p. Il
For Petersburg: 100 = Il. SIS a ~
.s:io \. ~. s:l5 A. n. 500 y. II. $3.50 A
=. NJ. ..7.@S =. III. $50 =. n. il:lS p NJ
Fc. GciGsboso and Fayetteville. $40 + L.
Trains arrive Richmond daily. SOS u
$40 A. NJ. io:l6 a n. 's:31 \ NJ ..io:S A
NJ lilo ~ N. EMS y. II. .2.iO ? r.,
~ 40 =. u. 60o +. IL. 5.S +. M. 500 T.
" 500 T. ". .'l0.25 T. ~. 1880 l.. IL
.Except sunday. "Suaday only.
Tune 0! Arriva! and departure and con-
neeuons not guaranteed.
{. s CAMPBELI.- ID. l.. A. so ualn ST
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Schedule OF Electric Trains effective May
So 1912. Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: '6:O5 a. NJ. '1:l0 n ~ bS.lO A.
NJ ~. \. NJ. "lo:iO a. N. n:io a. N. $40
r. - $50 =. Nj, 5.H p. NJ. DilO r. NJ. $40
a. AZ. go l.. Al. $40 r. "a. bs:io r. A..
iona and Maple Str.eta: .5.s5 a. NJ. b :oJ a
~ 500 A. 81. b9:o9 a. n. 1000 a. M ell 100
A ST. 800 NJ. 100 =. NJ. zoo f. 81 3 o.
T. 81, 900 p NJ. bs:oo P. NJ 500 r. NJ ia
i. NJ. 500 p. NJ. bo:0o P. n. 1i:oo p Il
.DAlly except SUNDAY. -'Su-upy only
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gave prices something o. a setback Il !.
more OF a satisfactory affair. however. than
II was recently But Friday reports o.
s,eady deterioration not only In Atlantic
states but In some parts or Texas owing
10 not dry weather. caused another ad-
vance.
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MAHiNr fvlElrIrnxcr.


ARRIVED
--ear,r BefNtit, Shelly. Norfoik acr-
n1 ana passenger. nI,i pcmnion Line
-fNsllD- l'5cahoutas. GrAVos >orto,k and
laroU Lisei lautiass merchandise and sas
stnstrs NirFn!a "a lraiion Company
sf,ansi Aurora. F.-mau. pet.rso1rs and
Tunes tlves landings rerch incise and pas
.easers. turnian Linz.
SAILED.
;eanrr Rcfisele, -h,', Norfoik NOR
Hla.ise and passcrss.s 0'd Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora Furman. Petersburg and
laiaes RIVER iAndinss negchaniisc and pas
sea<trs lugu.An Limo
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Bankruptc>

oRDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
ON This 5th dag ~ september : u
iale. on reading tho petition for dis
rharge of ihc bankrupt. i, IS
Ordered bv the court that hear!ns
he had upon the same on the sTH DAI
on OCTOBER y. l. 1912. before SAID
court at Richmond in said district. At
IL o'clock noon. and that notice thereof
he published ia Tn" Times Dispatch. a
newspaper printed IN said district. and
that all known creditors and other per
sons in interest may appear at the
said time ard place. and show cause.
II anv they have rhr the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not he grant
I'd
And i, IS further ordered rs the
court that tho clerk shall send by mail
10 ali known creditors copies Of said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places OF residence as
stated
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WADpILL JR. Judge OF tho said
court. and me sect thereof. az Rich
mond IN said district on the 9Th day
- September 8 + 1912
Attest.
JOSEPH BRADY
Cseall Clerk.
JAMES r RUSSELL
ATTORNEYS tor bankrupt
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sEABoAKD AIR LINE.

sOuthbound i.4lAs scheduled to ieav- Rica.
.nond daily; y:uS - M.-Loca. TO NoriaA.
~ p M.-Sleepe!s and cuacnes. Atlanta.
birmingham, Savannah, Jacksonville. i.i0
\ VI --s.repers and coaches. Jacksonville.
Il 20 Il. H-s!eepeE. and coaches. Atlanta.
birmingham. aIemph.s. Horihbound trains
scheduled 10 arrive In Richmond daily /:
$50 A. NJ. $50 a. NJ. s:o5 T.. N. $40 T.. 81.
Local.
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TWO IDEAL CRUISES.
AROUND THE WORLD

Octobcr 10. 1872. from New York.
February 9. 1918. from san Francisco
by the Steamship Cleveland U7,OOo
tons): 10 days duration each cruise:
cost $3.50 up. including all necessary
expenses aboard and ashore. railway.
hotel shore excursions CARRIAGES.
guides, fees. etc.
ASK MIR. BOWMAN" Tourist Agent.
T0S T.. Main street. Richmond ya
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@ummer Resnrrs.

>PEND YOUR VACATION. sep, and oc,
ai WaohaP-saEne humorous reasons nHy.
see Farmer Ads. Serd FOR Booklets ana
References a u 6 MEARs Eastern
-Aore. va.
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In the matter of No ll45
RIOS EWELL c. JONES In
Bdnkrupt Eankruptcy.
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Manchester National Bank

One dollar week deposited in
our savings department amounts
to nearly six hundred dollars in ten
years.
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Bankrupt t2ntiffs

y THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
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Railroads
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway

: ia. --9ca.-DAlly--NeW Newa
t.tS \. -Lcca.-Da!.y-ch lille. tx sun
Vaurnond
t9;co A.-E1presS- paily--Nor;o!k OLD point,
tie'o9 A-Loea .-D-iy -Lehos- Lex c. Forxs
81 %. y oon-s.A Dtess-Dally-So Old It
'-..5 Pc XpruAs-Da!ly. Gin. Vile
t.vJ F.--I-A p!ess-- Dil.s Norfolk. y. Seus
$50 f.-Loe A.-Ds!.y-H Sews. Ga Point
all f.-Local-Ex. sGa.-GordousviIle
S..5 p.-Local-Ex Sun.-Lynch5urg
go P.-Llm.ted-Dai ly-clncln ChicA.o
r.I.vp Xyg.sS-Da iiy-C.u-.caItL L'vlll.
-s.eepcr. -EA3.or Carr.
TRAINS AHN!El. klCHNOSD-Local a-orn
East $40 A n. 80 " Through from
East: !. 80 =. u. 200 +. ~. $50 T. Il Local
from Vest: so 4 II. $3.50 A NJ ana
10 Z Through. 80 a x. E:.5 A.
4 And 20 J. -
James River Line: ..S.ss A " GO p u
'-I'a..y ->--2t .,aEdes
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGES.

ORDER or NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On this 18th day of September.
y. u. 1919. OIL reading the petition for
discharge fthe bankrupt. I is
ordered by the court. that a hear
ing be had upon the same on tho STH
DAY or OCTOBER. a D. 1912. be-
fore said court at Richmond, IN said
district. at II o'clock noon: and that
notice thereof be published IN The
Times Dispatch, newspaper printed
IN said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons in in
terest may appear al the said time
and place. and show cause. If any they
have. why the prayer o. the said pc
titioner should not be granted.
And 1t is further ordered by :he
court. that the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order. addressed
TO them AT their places Of residence as
stated
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDlLL. JR.. Judge OF the sad
court and the seal thereof at Rich
mond. in said district on the 4th day
OF September. y. d. 1912.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
(Seal) Clerk.
GUM & MATTHEW'S.
Attorneys for Bankrupt
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Commonwealth Bank

Your money is absolutely safe
and our banking offices are con
venicntly located.
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SO 60 0HNNyAdN

Tours. lac. iiotcis, shore Excursions. lo,,-
est Rites.
Twin screw ;. >. "BERyIUDIAS." ,os,s
ira; wireless
Fastest, newest and only Steamer landi,-
passengers hi the dock In Bermuda without
transfer "'''
sailinSs every five days IN connection
With H. VI :. p. Co. Tickets infercbnYs,",
able. 80
FOR fui Information. Apply 10
OUTERliRIDGE Il co. AGENTS Ouctcs a
>. Co.. Ltd. 20 broadway, New EorL
D H. BOWMAN. 'os East sAia.
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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sDaiy. tWeekdpyI. .Su.tsys oaly.
All trains 10 from Byrd Stree; STATS;
stop al Eliza. Time 0 arrivals nzd departure.
got guaranteed. Rad she oi-cs.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On this 9th day OF September q. ..
1912. on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. II Is
Ordered by the court that hear
ing be had upon the same on the 9TH
DAY OF OCTOBER: a. d 1912. be-
Tore saic court at Richmond. in said
district. at ~ o'clock noon. and that
notice thereo: ue published IN The
Times DISPATCH newspaper printed
In said district and that all known
creditors and other persons in in
terest may appear a the said time
and place. and show cause. II any titcy
have. why The PRAYER OF The said pc
titioner should not be granted.
And IL Is further ordered by the
court. that the clerk shall send by
mail TO all known creditors copies Of
said petition and this order addrossed
a. them AT their places Of residence Il
Witness the HONORABLE EpNiUH 10
WApDILL Jl1 Judge of 'he said
mond. In sa'd district on tho sth day
ni Sepfrilhcr =. T. 1919.
Joseph p BRADY
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RAILROADS
Richmond, ET9dGTlegSb'g & Potomac R.R.
70 AH0 FROM wAShIHC 70RhHD BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION Ifaias --HEskDtYS.
i,erc Byrd X. ats. 400 T. u Cor Fre-isriet.bur..
Leave Lib= >,a. 7.t5 H.,N.a6 T. l. Tor lthlend.
4rri.e Ryr1 NJ. STA ~ AN. from fredericIsb';.
Arrive Eih1 Sta. f.3h ". 30 r.r-fro Ashland.
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II THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EEN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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KlCuNONp TOBACCO MARKET.

!..canload VA Scptembtr t. 1912.
ing age ~ quotations on the Rich
A- loSarco I-Nch4nSe;
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JOSEPH p BRADY.

EDGAR 3 ENGLISH. ESQ
Attorney for Bankrupt
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RtGuLAR SERVICE or FIRST
Church OF Christ. Scientist. viii be held to-
morrow noruir~ Ia church calncc Corner
Pas" Avenue md Meadow Sircet Mt "
O'Clock subject Man Wednesda,
'voning testimony and oorience meeting a
n I!, reading rooms are located at
-N'ls North sixth street. and arc opon every
weck das from 70 y. NJ. to p. IS. All are
cordially invited,
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Tofal salog fc- ,..1-l-7 u % -|,-N0 shares
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JOSEPH p. BRADY.

iUNN & MATTHEWS.
Attorneys for Bankrupt
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CENTENARY NJ .cHURCH. sOurl.
lir4ce street. between Fourth and Fii,I'
Streets Re' vs.. sOrNG. D. d. pas.
'2F FI,-s nins b. tko prs;er a, II A. NJ
II children evening subject TX So
~ ihe Times" sunday school. win orc.,i.
i@oa classes ANA graded work az a.so 4 NJ
special ,nlsic.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-20
STRENUOUS WORK MARKS
CLOSING DAYS OF CONTEST

soven davs more rim ond If ron.
...,
nc ''"' D "ie"' PooO0 ''"e 'o''-
test closes Just one week from TO-DAY
From the outlook, however most of
the contestants are going TO make the
ft1a sr,o ,of+ oonnt ror o+ le,st
,,, .,.. s...
~ ''
every oIrec''oh 'n'o '"e 'on'eS' o''''e'
vita the result that some OF the can
didates who have been apparently lag.
ging boretorore are moving steadily
,,nu,ords Tho unfinished list next
vednosd,, rromises to have num-
,or of -r,pirso, in store.
nj ,s,,,a workors Rusv
nh n,,u ,is norrfro broupht a
e,a ,,,ob Of spbsarin+ions frnm the
It,. ao,+oet,r+s on Hawaii sav.
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SEES ALLIANCE
IN PEACE PACT

WASHINGTON, January 4.-Sena-
tor Hitchcock of Nebraska, on the
floor of the Senate today denounced
the proposed arbitration treaty with
Great Britain, charging that the ad-
ministration was laundering into an
entangling alliance. He declared the
plan to permit the Presiden to appoint
commissioners to high court of arbi-
tratiOn without the consent of the
Senate is revolutionary and danger
Gus. The proposed treaty, he said,
would wipe out this nations time
honored treaty making plan and re-
suit in the adoption of the system
practiced by the mOnarchial powers.
Senator Hitchcock, in support of
his assertion, read an extract from a
speech by Sir Edward Grey, secretary
of state for foreign affairs in the
House of Commons, March 10, 1911,
when he said:
But, supposing it took place, and
two of the greatest nations in the
world were to make it clear to the
whole world that by agreement such
as that, in no circumstances were they
going to war again, l venture to say
that the effect on the world at large
of the example would be one which
would be bound to have beneficial
consequences. 1t is true that the two
nations who did that might still be
exposed to an attack from third ma
ton who had not entered into such
an agreement that they would join
with each other in any case in which
the possibility of quarrel with third
party by which arbitration was re-
| fused"
s"Mr. President, that is very sig
nificant language" the speaker re-
sumed, holding the document aloft
when Sir Edward Grey referred to
the possibility of a uarrel with third
power which refused arbitration it
is hard to escape the conclusion that
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According to the czarina, Russias r.,
troubles are due to the education OF
women. All girls, says she, should be
taught to sew, to care for their homes
and to become helpful wives and good
mothers, but they should never be
taught history, philosophy of science,
because these studies, when offered
to women, only result in such terrible
times as Russia is now passing
through"
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ton of the arbitration treaties with
England and France unamended.
There is a growing impression that
many Senators who have supported the
majority report in opposition to the
treaties as they stand will accept the
Root amendment, which specifies that
such questions as the Monroe doc.
trine, control of immigration, or in
debtedness of states, shall not be
arbitrable.
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ers, we sometimes realize something
in us, the presence of which we hardly
knew And he has awakened null
titude of our people who are for
peace, and have been for it all the
time, only they have not had occa-
sion before to express themselves
upon the subject When he speaks
before an audience and the audience
applauds, those who have not been in
terested catch the spirit of the meet
ing and the more timid ones are
made bold by the boldness of the bold.
This is another great educational in
huence.
| believe that hereafter our work,
as suggested in the beginning is
largely the cultivation of the senti-
ment that will remove the causes that
have heretofore led to war; and | will
mention three things that | consider
important. First, | believe that we
ought to cultivate sentiment in favor
of including war loans with the things
that are now prohibited. (ApplauseO
That is, that we shall no more loan
money to people to carry on war than
supply arms and ammunition with
which to fight. | know of no reason
why the money changers of the world
should be allowed to back and make
money out of carnage when other peo-
pie are prohibited from doing so. |
think it is only the overpowering in
fluence of the dollar that has led the
world to consent to it up to this time.
| 1t is a good time to cultivate senti-
ment against placing the dollar on any
other basis than other things used as
war material Second, | believe we
ought to cultivate a sentiment against
/ having a navy of a country used under
| any circumstances for the collection
of the debts of people. We would not
allow mans life to be taken because
| he owes his fellowmen and l think the
time ought to be here now when we
can declare to the world that we will
not consent to shoot people of other
countries merely because they may
owe somebody in our country. Back
of it all lies the doctrine that a dol
lar is worth more than man; the
doctrine that the love of money is the
root of evil; for when we get down to
the bottom of war we find that back
of war is usually the desire to get
lsome material advantage. And third
II believe my friends that back of all
our present peace movements must be
the cultivation of a higher ideal of a
sentiment that will put human life
above the things that man handles.
Man, the creature of the Almighty,
and placed here to carry out the di-
vine decree, is superior to any mater
ial thing, and in proportion as the
world can be brought to understand
that man stands above everything
else, we will find less and less cause
even to take questions before arbitral
courts, and along this line | believe
this conference will have a. great
> work before it. Even when we have
treaties that reach our highest eX.
pectations, there is the work of pre-
pairing the hearts of men to accept the
only doctrine upon which peace can
permanently rest, and that is the
doctrine of human brotherhood and
= recognizes the kinship that each
, should feel to every other, we will not
kill one another in order to get that
| which other people possess, that we
) may want. CApplause.)