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PEACE PROGRAM AT
CONVOCATION TUESDAY
REV. P. L. LOVELAND OF OM
AHA SPOKE.
WORLD WITHOUT WAR"
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Lie Humanity, Society and
Commerce Demand Peace.
Tho annual peace program, a
program devoted to the exposi
tion and promotion of ideals and
policies that purport universal
peace, was, held in Memorial I lull
Tuesday morning instead of the
regular convocation exercises.
Abolishing tho usual custom of
XebrasUa'of introducing three or
four speakers at this program,
Kev. F. L. Loveland of Omaha
alone represented the cause of
peace among nations. Rovcrcnd
Loveland is pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church of
Omaha, an orator of considerable
u'lfbwh, and an ardent and elo
quent advocate of tho peace
propaganda.
As introductory to liis discourse
Reverend Loveland said: "Tho
ideal world is a world .without
war, conflict, and strife. Tho
prophets from tho time of Tsaiah
down to tho life of Victor Hugo
havo -thought of tho time when
ignominjqus. wars shall cease to
stain tho pages of the world's
history, and peace, brotherhood,
nnd federation 'united .shall pre
vail everywhere. Personally, I
believe ih the coming of univer
sal poaco, and whoever longs for
it, dreams of it, and believes in it,
I shall hold my brother, whether
he be the sage philosopher, scM
enlist, or ranting demagogmr of
the piesent century.
Not Universal.
"Kvery nation of the world to
day is considering the necessity
and expediency of universal
peace. A few facts, however, dis
arrange our contentions whenever
We stop for thought. Tn the first
place, there never bus been a
time in the history of the world's
progre.su when universal disarm
ament has existed. Tf what has
been done is any clue to what
will be. 'we cannot hope for our
ideals. In the second place,
countless numbers of past wars
have bt en beneficial agents in' the
enhancement of the world's ad
vances. This is undoubtedly a
truth. Who of us would dare to
wish that the Revolutionary war,
Civil war,' or Spanish-American
war had never been fought. The
cold facts confront us.
"Man is a fighting animal. You
and I arq mere beasts, blood
thirsty brutes. We love .war like
we love women or money. The
Anglo-Saxon race is a race of
butchers, little advanced from'tho
crude customs of their barbarous
ancostors. The plea is introduced
that if man individually is grant
ed the- prerogative of self-protection,
men collectively should be
granted tho same. In other words,
the nation should have the privi
lege of striking a compound
blow. But, friends, these are
minor chords of the world's prog
ress. They arc merely sontfmon
lal, "prejudiced views of military
experts, who look at the question
through the bore of a gun. These
military experts are the greatest
enemies to world peace, for, like
all specialists, they invariably en
.ivhen-tnlcoii to the outskirts oi
There must be
Science pleads for
also demands the
war. At present
heir own profession
Half Truth.
"The supposition that to pre
serve peace we must .prepare for
war is only a half truth a state
ment worse than a lie. The be
lief that the only method to per
petuate peace is to conglomerate
arms is a childish idea. How long
would peacerreign in our individ
ual communities or in society in
general if every person should
deliberately arm himself? This
carries us back to the old trou
bles of provincial government.'
Now, it is an axiom that provin
cialism in national government is
an absurdity
world unity.
it. Humanity pleads for it. It
must be.
"Commerce
abolition of
there exists suoh an intimate re
lationship in commercial life that
commercial peace is necessary to
the propagation of world peace.
Tho former is directly dependent
n the latter. Commercial peace
must remain. W.ars..must ro.
"War is not only destructive
to the financial system of the
world, but if allowed to act, per
meates the -very framework of
society. Business men and society
combined have come to uealize
that war in all its awfulncss is
national suicido.
"Lastly, there is a growing
consciousness in every one of the
inhumanity of warfare. The
modorn American refuses to per
mit such a mania to besiege him.
He believes in world federation
and hrothorhood, anything less
than, which is barbarism. 'We all
havo true visions aiid ideals. As
civilization becomes more ad
vanced, these, ideals wiU acceler
ate in actual realization. We are
gradually learning that Jftore is
ah!gher .and -sweotor pjiilosophy
than the propaganda of brutal
policies.
"But in this proposed advance
America must lead. America will
lead. She must not forget that
her ideals are invading every peo
ple of the world. The eyes of the
universe are upon her, either in
hope, fear, prayer, or protest. So
long as God reigns and humanity
endures, she shall continue to be
the power of powers. In the
meanwhile,- let us, her proteges,
bend our ears to catch the first
strains of themusic that has fru
its refrain the fatherhood of God
and the brotherhood of man."
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