The Golden age. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1906-1915, June 07, 1906, Page 13, Image 13

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The tiny yacht preserves the peace between the two branches of our one harmonious, friendly, brotherly race that is soon to domi nate the world.” “I wish,” added Mr. Carnegie, “ ambitious rulers of the world—emper ors, kings and strenuous presidents—would read history and learn that mon ster warships never lead to peace, but always tempt to war. ‘How oft the means to do ill deeds, Makes ill deeds done.’ ” The speaker trusted that the attention of King Edward would be at tracted to the example of Canada and the United States, and that his powerful influence would be exerted in behalf of the British Prime Minister’s recent ap peal for a League of Peace among the Nations, which would ensure the total exclusion of battleships from the high seas as we exclude them from our in land seas, thus bringing nearer the permanent peace of the world. “Let not the old home scorn to take a lesson from her children,” he said, “when that lesson leads to the greatest possible step forward—a lesson whose triumphant success here should be heeded by all European nations now staggering in what the wise Prime Minister of Canada calls ‘the vortex of militarism.’ ” Referring to a book of poems glorifying war, which had been sent him by the author, a Jingoistic clergyman, Mr. Carnegie was scathing and scorch ing: “The compiler of the volume of terrific war songs, glorifying human slaughter,” said he, “is a clergyman, preacher of the Christian religion, subject of the Prince of Peace. 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