Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23

to bC established, max bc necessary
i'm order ,n mako tho sons indeed fro,
and common in practically all ..ir,uu-
stances for ia" us. of manIliud. but
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vinCinr and ,ompcllinr There. can be
no trust or intimacy between the uro-
pies of the world without them The !
free constant unthrcatcnCd inter
course Of nations is an essential part
of the process Of peace and develop
mont II need not bc difficult to define |
OF 10 secure the freedom OF the seas
il ;Hc governments Of TIA" world SIN
ccreIy desire To come L, an agreement
concerning ii.
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with the Limitation of naval ornaments
and tho yo-uperation of the uavics of
tn" world in korpinr TN, Sc;,S "A; once
free and safe Md IN. question Of
limiting naval arnaincnts opens the
wider ana perhaps moro difficult uucs.
ton of the limitation Of armies. and Of
all programs of military preparation.
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g Speaking also, OF course as the re
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: what the people Of the United states
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: liberals ana friends OF humanity in
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- PROPOSES MONROE DOCTRINE
. As DOCTRINE or WORLD
: 81 am proposing, as il were, that
. the nations should Win one accord
adopt the doctrine of President Mon
roe as In. doctrine of the world: That
no nation should seek to extend its
IL policy over any other nation or peo-
n pie, bu, that every people should be
st left free to determine it's own polity
r. its own way of Developments unhin-
: dercd unthreatcncd, unafraid. the little
IN along with the great and POWERFUL
Sc Il ann proposing that all nations
re hcncciorth avoid Sntangling alliances
IL which would draw them mt" compcti-
! tions Of power, catch them III Il net oi
~ intrigue and selfish rivalry. and disturb
Il. their own affairs with influences i'm.
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. all act in the common interest ana are
* free To live their own iivHs under =
n common protection.
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