Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
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roilraads are granting Iow round trip up~ Hrd one can see the United States under more favorable conditions thau have ever before obtained. Tor. ty yturee nations are participating in the Exposition upon a vast scale. Read Mr llnles wonderful article and you aill gain au idea Of the purpose that inspired the builders of the Panama Pacific International Exposition He says:
 Universal ryUos.uou~ of which the paulma. IHridc International EXpo-i tpu |, thc fourth DO che United States, unrr always srOud for peacc lu Phil ndrInuH m lSIU ,ue Ilou Joseph G Hav,ry. president 0f thr Centennial Exposition iu his opening remarks SaId. 'Erum tup association here ot welcome visitors from aI nations there may re- suit rot alone great benefits Go mynu- rou. manufacture. agriculture. trade and comnsu..e. Dut also stronger inter. national friendship and more lasting peace"
 "Aequaintz0ee Ssfts7s Prejudice"
 Acquaintance spfJous prciudirc" has been r.ugU- u nay ears ever since those three words were uttered by a foreign graduate of one of our Amori- cah universities m a .peroh delivered some years agr. The learned states. man, Hnm Eihu Root voiced tle same sentiment when about to leave che high office of secretary of stnte ia sub sanually these words: ''It were impos- siblc for any nation to be ut war if the peoples of ths conflicting countries un- dcr,t0od each other"
 Universal rypusiuons soften prcju- diceS, remove commercial. antiquities and settle political differences by bringing the people of an nations into friendly intercourse for the discussion uf ideas, rhc exchange Of commodities nud for the advancement of mankind socially. morally. intellectually and nUnmcrcIaIy They reflect the thought md action nf ppuccu' pursuits and reach their greatest succcssps during ur following long periods of uarnual and international peace. Their exhib- its are thr product 0f the arts of peace. and their object ls rhc promotion Of peaceful activity u thought and word and deed They are the aurIthesis of war, the embodiment Of peace. Their grounds are scr apart as eNtruterri. toriol devoted to thp use of an nations and an peoples uu parity and pqu8li- | ty The pau0um p1odc International Exposition grounds today are common f.s ca c have equal rights and privileges. It Is neutral ground for warning or tranquil nations alike If is enc great dcwoc. racy where JIl unite iu contributing Co nu expression of gratitude for thc pres eut and inspiration for the future, and because the exposition is really the child Of pence do we deem it a priv iletc aye even n duty-to enter our protest against the terrible conditions nov prevailing in Europe.
 "Psaes-Peses For Humanity" It is idle to presume hat anything that we eau do here today will have any matcriaI influence in the immedi- ate settlement or the greatest war in history, involving more than half the people Of the civilized world. but we eau raise our voices in earnest protest sgalust conditions In Europe too terri- blo to contemplate in loss of ufc in the ! destruction of ptopcrty, in the suffer. ing of homeless women and children | lud u -thc effect mon tbe world at large Commercial nchvity is chcrked, Industries are pnrsly2ci. civilization is being rna-l backward hum?u Ju