The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
A DISORDERLN
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 Fhe International Peace Congress
 4eeting at Geneva. Switzerland. eam'
 within an ace of concluding it's re eeAt azricabIe session with a n1inia
 tf4e riot.
 It seems that criticism of Dr
 qdbat.s Preaiaentxef the Ipternation
 A Peace Bureau. regarding Germany altitude in the Morocco matter hFSushtsferth a storm ofiprotest from the German delegates. pr. Gobai 'was obliged to apologize for assert ille that the German Government was rezpohgfbls for almost precipitating 8 war In sAfrisaz-
 He stepped from under by biam- 14e the prevaiiing g chat1vinism of Flu -Sre 7er zfns zf1TnfneTiee Of seatastro- phs. leaving tne question suspended Hike the fabled goose-at a very high attitude.
 FhahiI the French Christian Socie- tt sof Pence had an inning, and said tf$y thought that much Of the biame for this unfortunate affair
 aightsr9Frsctly be ascribed to France, for hek 3Eterference In Morocco. E z mo DoTee of Peacs Fled sInfeAins
 From the Conference.
 Down came the goose with a dull thQd. ann after untangaing the Babel of korezesl the question: was referred t9 "a eomnft<Ae, who will try to find a, Aafe spot in the middle of the rosd. where the altruistic friends of Peace can stand shoulder to shoulder. and herd their Dove without danger of having q chimney tile dropped up. ons their devoted heads.
 Then misguided individual bF6ached. Una sud5sct4- of: the Italian aafenture in Tripeli- o He was almost nabbed. and, after recovering his breath. expressed himself as very wiif- ing to suspend further operations in that pacific direction.
 sA1 of which is. highly .eaifdng to the world ae o1aree, aa,ay con frributes hal Ss ip s as sfi a0Ssa 8stit'ssa llFt
 Mr. Herbert- Spencer. 1n his Data of Ethfes. makes it clear that the ac- tons of nations and individuals are founded upon motives contributing in greatest measure to physician welfare and pleasures
 ss sPfg PhHosopky.'' s
 He sbpEs that economic causes op- er&4ss irb directing rnotives- activities fuihning the law or ss.pig ssphifosophy, 2: ks.s sshDsgsng'' all you can, and keep ing what IS skeepabie. This is the moral and ethical code which will continue toshayesthe greatest number of followers sss s@s SGHg
 It. is really. fu1nlifng the noblest pr19Sfpfea of Hedonisn7sprf prfneiples which make happiness and vven-being thesend of action--for states and ma tioHk 4o find an outlet fnr a congest- ed1 ian6staryed porhiation. And naturally, as one nations right to ex- ploat ga sserte5r ssssrrftory leaves off where sano her.ss kegdaas it follows that the temptation is strong-under the uEass of. ts-for ahen to fay vio- lentyshands-s upon the fat crumbs Of business. trade. And territorial ag- srandiseme ent ena ezparsion,s
 THiss Is hfiosophIeally correct, but efhicaIly and morally wrong. The nteEna4lnnalizatons or. business, its ramldc catiops-regardless of boundar- ies-a closer affiliation of interests worldwide in their scope. and above and beyond geogEaphical bounds in their appIication-is rapidly proving l itself the true pacIferNaof humanity i @ a.An For One. And One for. All.',
 When it is universally admitted that fh@ lose. of one isstHe concern of | a1I; wffen the destruction of millions l of properly and thousands of lives ! will be regarded as universal catas- ! frophe: wars will cease. When the 1 workers of the worldwide make up | the bulk of the fighters and destreyers l -rea1Ize that their devastating actfv- | tiles sbut eactsupon- .themselyes-in- l creasing the. cost of living and nak- Ing decent existence more difficult l For aII--they will refrain from burn Ing accumulated harvests, or destroy ! Ing wea1th--whfch means only stored | and crystallized labor.
 It will require time. education and | infinite patience to instill these ideas Into human beings. but eventually We sill see the light. We will recognize solidarity, and realize that the concern of one naticn is the concern of all; fhat~ the loss of a wheat crop in Russia creates a short- age of that-coWmodity in America- or that ric4 f41inS in Chi1a sapEans an appreciable difnfhution %uf a9vsAuable food supply in Italy.
 when that fair day arrfves-whicli t will in very few decades--the