Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-08
Mutual Confidence and
Friendship Between
Americas Assured.
NEXT AT LIMA, PERU



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American Scientific cOugruss. lie
eXplaiucd the proposals submitted to
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He said the Monroe doctrine al
ways had been and always would be
maintained by the United States on
its own authority but that the doe
trine did not disclose what attitude
the United States would assume to-
ward other nations of the hemisphere
and consequently the other nations
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doia%,t"s oreotod ~" mrogidont,. re-
marie
Hftcr oynroesirp roorot at his ,n-
abiiitv to Ln nrnsnl,t IN groot tbn CON
s,ass "a it. ,i,,,,ir,, yossi,, tbn r,,,si-
dent satd.
,T have hoon +,ld ca ,,ucb ,,,ut
the nroceedinrs If mis- conrresg that
fnnI NAT I can rnrgr,tTIato ,ou
unor tho increosirg gnrsn ~ cnrn-
rIdesbin ana irtinato interco,Irgo
which has marked its sessions from
day to day. and If is q very hannv
circumstance I'm our viov, fiat his
nrrhans the most vital and succossrui
Of the meotinps nf this congress
shouId have nccurrcd I'm the canitai
of our own country because we
should wish to regard this as the
universal place where IDEAS worth
while are exchanged and shared.
The drawing together OF Ameri-
been dreamed of and desired. II is a
matter of peculiar qualification there
fore to see this great thing happen:
to see that Americas drawing together
anu anu not craving l9Selher upon any
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Common Ground.
After all even friendship must be
based upon a perception of common
svmpathics Of common interests. of
common ideals and of common pur-
poses. Men cannot be friends unless
they intend the same things and the
Americas have more and more rea-
liZcd that i'm all essential particulars
they intend the same thing with re-
gard to their thought and their life
and their activities. To be PRIVILEGED
therefore to see this drawing together
in friendship and communion based
upon these solid foundations affords
everyone who looks ON with open ewes
peculiar satisfaction and iov. and it
has seemed to me that the language
Of science the language of impcr-
sonal thought the language of those
who think not along tho lines of in
diyidual interest but along what are
intended to be the direct and search
ing lines of truth itself. was a very
fortunate language in which TO ex-
press this community Of interests and
of sympathy.
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the artificial boundaries Of the fields
Of science and commerce All boun-
daries that divide life into sections
and interests are artificial because
life is all of piece You cannot
trnat if without Inv imnlicatiou and
indirection treating all ~ II and the
fold of science is NOT to bc distIn-
guisbed from tho fold of life any
more tban The ficId Of cormerca is
IN bo diefinouisbod from tho general
fio1d ~ Iife No ono ,.bn rorIncts
unon tho nroprnes or science or the
snroad of tho 1rts ~ ngaco o, tho ev-
tensinr and norfcction ~ ,n, ~ t[o
,,rantin,i arts of 1ifo can fai1 10 COO
tbat tbaro ie a,i,, ono at,nosubera
that those tbirgl can broatbe and
that &c an otnoenbnra of mutual CON