The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
WAR PICTURES GIVE
. ZEST TO PEACE TALK
Mayor Mitchell, John Hays Ham
mOnd and Others Speak at
Carnegie Hall.
ALL FOR PREPAREDNESS


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peace SPOKE last night petote an au-
dicnce that had gathered In Carnegie
Hail to protest agains, warfare generally
and IN land tho, ,ross,,a 20 , da,,o,.
str.,ior in go, ,,,I,'ars,t na,,,o I,bo
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". VI tne '''bS WIZ" ousu'
us .o'u'p, 'o,ne 70 W. out VI ~
present ,onH'' IN hurop'' Saiu MI
hhtnHonu' ~ tne 'uteroepvuu,nCe OF 'ne
hatlons, All OF tnem SuHer' ana tne
more hEniy c'Nluled the hatIoh u Wou'u
seem altnough II be nos party TO inc
quarrel the greater ~ l'S snare vi surfer
ing.
From TINS Tact alone We may readlly
see the need Of universal peace. The
waste or war is almost lnne"suraole'
But believe despite THIS that under eN-
listing conditions and International rela-
uonships We must be prepared for war.
Necessary Under Conditions.
..t L,ovv oi of tho neonlss erVssei in
nected win engineering tasks in Mi Of
their countries. and | hold them all in
hlgn regard. They are nghunS because
existing conditions make u necessary Tor
them 10 hght' Would not ascrIoe 10 any
one OF tne nations now AT war any par,
ucular virtues which l would withhoid
from the others' All OF thein are epualy
sIe"t in sS'iipatnS' al hiiuIi"es,' III Cu"f-
ny anu IN the o'ner 'aTuihaI pr'hcIpies
TOT MY own part autoc st'. an MFR
h"'lo,,aI M''e,e an my
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81 60 70 ,t,,yii,a,in,' 49, o,U.r,. ~ frrt,ad
S,atcs ia nroa,,ina,,tI,. ths rotinn +, lad
in a r,o,ar,.n, Co.. i,,a,,atianai ,Daaca "
NJ IJamm"nd,s regersnce -" tba wisdom,
NJ nrenarino for v,r vas received Win
much annIa1ise otbers OF ths snealers
v,bo made raforenco IN ,ha sa,,,e ,,h,act
and said thai they believed in prenared-
ness for war while international relations
are as they are also were enthusiastically
annlauded
Il am very glad to lain Won in this
demonstration" said Mayor Mitchell 1--WE
want peace and I believe IL is fair 20
saw that those peopIe fighting now in
Europe want IL also But we are part,cu-
larIy fortunate TO enjoy peace at such a
time when all of the other great Powers
In the world are at swords points.
should GRASP the Occasion
- $3.50
Nhhe oeIleNe that the peace "hich
we are now enjoying shoulu De nam
taineo, cannot ciose III! eyes 10 iacts
ana conutiohs, ana 40 NOT peheVe tha'
any nation VIII secure PROSPERITY by al
OWNS Nsuii 10 ne oNerr'""oh ny an! otHc'
prepare 10 protect ourselves ana oeheVe
rrasp II
1T ia not nv opinion that we should .
maintain an army for tho nurno.as of az /
,,ression against anv other ration hut we |
should maintain son,e means nv which w. 1
can protect ourselves in case of agrees |
sion on the mart OF others.
''I want 10 saw how thankful 7 am m !
THE EVENING sin, for the onnor,unItv "a 4
EXPRESS my views that has been afforded (
me this evening and also want 10 thank
thar newspaper p,Ibliclv for its generou,
offer OF 2J per cent. OF the receIpts to- /
night for any Charitable society which I /
NAV designate"
Mrs Frederick Nathan. who IL we'll /
known advocate of peace. said that she
considered women not wholly innocent of
blame in the present warfare
we have not taught our sons that
they must not kill" she said. 1T would .
be a much wiser course il we would give
our children blocks with which to play
instead of lead soldiers, and II we would .
teach them the history OF great peace adj
vocates instead of warriors.
II believe that children should hear
more OF the lives OF philanth roplsts, sci
entists, physicians and commerce builders
than OF war heroes and that we should
teach them to live for their country. not
TO die for it
Cobh's War Adyentures