The Michigan Daily
ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1905.
No. 75
INTERNATIONAL PEACE
ERONE HUNDRED OUT1 CROSS COUNTRY
WILL MEET AT
IIN ENGLAND ANN ARBOR'
s.r quad OutFo First Day of ___ Permanent International Peace the
Track Work..Fislaleigli Does If0 Letter From Schutt D~escribes Inter- Michlgsn Political Science Assocla- 'treat Social Question--Internation-
ft. b in, in Pole Vault, collegiate Race-- After the ___ tion Comes Here in al Duelling Approaching Its End.
___Mile Record. February.{
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a0 -t in1 it cb,) a lp tit Oxtforlid.i It ilesnribethii aill have tar ilnittsint the subject,
itat a atttttS n iinh\ tiateControl at Nomttination Meth-
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an .tli ilti t l:tittit1tttu in Iic. I sa- ii a t inwsp s. Itis thin purpiose
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truck themtiii itil n atil a tee l Itrstetd trotin ttltarts of the state.
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SIENlIR (CLASSy'IIITING.
A0 iteetitig nilthne Sentior Literary
clamsliridayinighlt orwasl iinrootttC.,
Aiinrety in 1ll. Te resiiinatitn of
.01ira Louise ond, Ian classtprophietess
wan litsnitedndl att cenoptend. To fill thte
vacatny0 it C. Concuratte, J. K. Ken-
(trickns, t a nd iss Itiretnce Burtonttwere
itnitnaed. Toh irst tawototntations
weent idited aby the chtair attd Mbiss
alitrto inwas elected tattittottsly.
Repotinaoit comitteetnchtairttatt show-
, el that ar rangemteitsn were w'ell under
trinayr Autmet ceenottiwecek, atnd do-
ings far the yeair. A batiqitet was att-
ndtI t akaeIthaca shtortly after ex-
S atinsanta1thn enrtnilfIte class
dhancinigItairties insItoauctiteoff sonaut.
The Cityp ahd Gantcomtattittee are
tirrantgeitig tin tare the nitty out thtis
yarasamenstal irier thtatttsttal, attd
idctospint tto a tnuttber of thte
atieradehaittmts oin tingg oiththtle Lits.
ini thin yeair'saswnug aut.
1 h mmria omitt eerecottitend-
eil tha t tine.cnlainnthit arneleave as a
me ilaportrattoflDr. Robert M.
\Vetile'nthtne cnasinnaatintaotsly a-
udoahald the reponrt.1 lie portrait is to be
tianic hr Peccy Itesnof IDetroit.
0111 1 hNVIIlCOC)HlNOIRMALI.
"Bill" Co leassantt coach of thte
Vtiraftr fooitbaill tatti tint faill, attitbit
recetly ha' enttdeath coach of thte Uttt-
fersty f Vrgniafotbhall teamtttfoe
lnxi reattai hasiestlaihedl a fatte
alwc desnotit rant switli footbalhl altone.
Cal'litasj int blenchosnltotamcoatcltthte
1Ypsinhti tlNoirtma I basebtall tamthIle rout
tin sring.
Thnefaulltayif ate Univrernity of Ill-
anoisni ans idering a thatnswhich, if]
adopmitedl, rill give foumr houmtrs credit to
thur edtitor-iuu-chtief ania three hottrs to
tihr tassitantm rditoir ofite University
goa n Daily
ddress for balattce of
i1904-S for
s25
radvan~ce.
Ige. 33L[ Packard St. Phone 461.
Mrs. LuctanAmterOMeads, niflon-
ton mt Masacusertts, aaddessedh a ii-
rersityaaudiene "Thiursdha afernioon,
on the sttbjet f iitrnaimtialh
tPeace. Botthi Mrs. Melaus adulhre
husbntd are ery imrattple-
rss itttheeutacatitaial wourl nil to-
day' lthe uords of oth ae tiuctiforce
i the cotnsels of [le tauutn. rs.
.'ead's word, affecitig a tater of i-
teriaaionuial importance, in therefore of
ery great impoanrtacer. In' adrers
sas as follois s
Mrs Mead saint Dh. IHae wancmier
askeat swly wars swere mo tre frequett
thtatiformerly xaldte retlieird,'t-
cauas ty are it." Each cetiuiry sees
es ant lessf- war. Welaie foigtt
es tianton-tetht of te tie sitctswe
becatme am nataion. (lite ar was the
nortital thintIhre mwere searti years
war; thirty yearn'uar;I aonhundred
years oars Duelling etded a cettury
agai antalitttrnational duelling is a-
proactintg its end. Mrs. Mead claimed
that the rational settlement of interna-
tiontal difficulties deserves far tintre con-
sideration at this critical juncture tiani
the questions of tetnperatce, laor aiti
catpita and evetn school educatiot.
Those great interests already have wonot
itmense consideration ut this greater
questiot, which utderis all progress
anint prosperity, is grossly nmiunderstood
and neglected. Twetty yearn of eart-
at, rationtual atentioti of the ciitied
woreltin te eace questioiiwoould prac-
tically settle it far Christendom If
wotuldttrittg eery' tationi to pledge it-
self to sndta all diffiulties to ttePagte
Court; i uoutlit tritg aotut: a 'uthit
tegislatre, adslgraduial Iprponrtioteax
disarmiamntt. Ia woutl gradually nt
ireee for cntuctciee purpostes te cal
osalsnuis tinow pett itt aratenetts
attd tpractically- tipe ommiiintta few ae-
cades poverty aitd illiteracy. tEuropant
armamenetts arc thec caune nil tie jails,
hosptitals ant alnihoutnrahaing ille
with ignorant alisand ur-tteschols
wittichldiureti wto mut le America-
ted.tEurpte ini timrnilfhprace spndsat
annutttally a suutitf m toey eualig a
pile olfaollar ills, laid sniootihly like
rarer nlo afna ou ainlig omarc 52
mifles tfyih igh auth sandamilion da'a
lbor at $.oo amay tre tus spent every
year o ttat the natints tuay ay, "We
standtut ntotere we ntoodl last year.
Nme thave simiply hedtouron.
Wmare asoarniterinevitable though it
arly accomplisthes justice. Today, a
substitui uut u ig tbentproidead. it in
inexcusable bwen ntatin though
ciai mlwarniaint et le always so eai-
ly asaod.Theomutton for today is not
Ithat ofiu5 th atwild uar i the old fable
wtho wanstiharpeting fin tuks adicede,
litice of paenrparn for sar-
it s Ititune of peace orgaizie the
woorld atidnmake peace permannt.
Viorld organizationtiegat t25 years
Iago witti the spreat of repreneltatie
governmien. Today ii atl h risendosm
Ruia 'nalote htin or.The ila c-
tury owit its sread of demnocrac and
peaceful unitifcatin of smalt states into
larger uniities as in Itaty atd Germany
unte tte Permanent Tributnal at the
Hlagute possible.
The. Tarsnemorable rescript uas
largely due to "The Future of War,
the epch-naking work ii six volumes
ly te Ipria Coutcilor, Jean de
Bleich. This remarkable economist and
fnatacier denonstrated that modern
armaments, smokeess iowder and new
conditiotns of war swere making war e-
toecu nations of equal strength futile
Econiomic exhaustion, bit permanent
victory for neither side, will e the re-
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