The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

stitution OF arbitration and reason for
war "a the settlement ~ international
disputes Through the efforts q
American diplomacy several wars
have been prevented or ended re-
Ter 90 the successful tripartite media
ton Of the Argentine Republic. Bra
ziI and the United States between
Peru and Ecuador. the bringing ~ the
boundary dispute brtWeen Panama
and Costa RIGA 90 peaceful arbitra-
ton. the staying ~ warIIEe prepare
tions when Haiti and the Dominican
Republic were ou the verge o. hOstll-
tiles the stopping ~ war Ga Nicara
gua. che haltInE % luterneclno strife
In Honduras
The government % the United
States was thanked Tor its influence
toward the restoration a. amlcHhIe ~
IafIous between the Argentine Republic
and Bolivia. The diplomacy 81 the
United states SIS active in seeking 20
assuaze the remaining 600 feeling be
tween this country aud The republic 81
Colombia. lu tbe recent civu war 90
china the United States successfully
IUined with the other Interested powers
.n urging on early cessation ~ h0sflu.
Ties An agreement hHs been reached
between the governments OF chile aud
Peru whereby the celebrated Iaena-
africa dispute. which has 20 long en-.
FILTERED international relations on the
west coast 81 South America. has az
last been adjusted simultaneously
.ame the news that the boundary die.
pute between Peru and Ecuador had
entered upon a stage q amicabIe set
tiemeut
china.
In China TIRE policy Of encouraging
financial investment % enable that
country 10 help itself has had the result
o. giving new Hfe and practical appli.
cation % the open door policy The
consistent purpose % the present "a
miuistra ton hss been % encourage the
use OF American cspital IN the develop
ment of China ~ the promotion ~
those essential reforms % which China
r. pledged By oeaties with the United
NtM e. hNA NhANf NnN ~
The hypothecation 70 foreign banter
In connection with certain Industrial
enterprises. such - the HukuanF rail-.
ways. o. the national revenues upon
which these reforms depended. I'd ths
department 81 state early In the admin.
istration 70 demand for American ciu
Eens participation On surk enterprises
in order that the United states nigh
have equal rights and an equal voice So
I en- questions pertaining % the disn1sI
ton n tho public revenues concerned.
The same policy % promoting inter
national accord amoug the powers hav
ma similar treaty rights a. ourselves i1
ne matters ~ reform. which couid DO.
i 10 rut into practical elect without en-
i 1mman consent 81 aiL was ukswfsf
/ adopted in the rsse - the loan desired
Chine Tor the reform - its cur
i rancy. The principle % intsrnationa
/ cooperation in matters OF common la
terest uron which our policy had a.
ready been based in aII % the shove IN
stances has admittedly been e rrea.
fart0r On that concert ~ the power
which has been 40 happily conspicuou,
| during the nerl'ous period 81 Transition
Through Witch ire great Chinese natIor
has been passing
Central AH,sriea Needs or Hslp 10
DEBT Adjustment.
i Tn Central America the sim has heer
10 hf'p srrh countries a. NIrauru.
land Honduras 90 help themselves The,
( ere the immediate hensaciaries. To,
national teurat a. fhe Un.ted states q
tw1f0Id FIRST tt Isl obvious that ID,
f Monroe da.tHre Is ur-e vital ~ ~.
( ~. rhhorhood - ths Panama canal an
.rhe rose - the Caribbean than anv
where slse. TIERS. TOO. TIE uAiuts
HHues ~ fsHt doctrine fails rrrf hsar
u.s. uuoa &c Ta.r.d states If8 there
srs essential thas the csunrasas wtrnl