PECEMHKK 30. 1!13-TWKLVK I 'AUKS.
RELATION OF WAR
TO SOCIAL VALUES
BooseTelt Say. Might Which it
errant of Eight Muit Oppose
Might Which ii in Wrong.
PAPER 13 READ BY PROF. ROSS
WASHINGTON. Dec. 29. A pa
these memorandum briefs. Ksperlene
seems to demonstrate that they arc mora
effective than dleeuealon by word o(
mouth When we debate we are Just like
ny other body of men and poaalbly set
erted. The, memorandum brief la sup
posed to do away with a loud vote and
an exrlted manner.
It may not be commonly known that
the supreme court of our state la a aort
of little ronarreee where men of mature
years and annul experience meet late In
life for the purpose of determining the
final disposition of property, liberty and
life, but u h la the fact. Nothing can be
more Important.
In one of the papera prepared today It
aald that dissenting opinion should
not be prepared, filed or published. I
think If the learned aentleman who pre
pared the paper had ever been a member
. . Pnnaaralt nn "Bo-!oft,ha Nebraska aupreme court, or any
per by Theodore Rooseveu on bo e(hr ,uprem) courti he wolll(1 ot nBV,
rial Values and National Existence" said In hla paper what he did. The only
ciai i"" way that the law growa la by rrttlclam
fornlnhed a theme for an animated ( of ,, imperfections, if on opinion la
discussion today before the American - -J" & .ijp .. Jus,
Sociological society tn annual session before. Adoption only (elves It the force
. . , vAmmrA " numbers. If It la not founded on Jus-
here. It was read by Prof. Edwara t)r8 ,n(1 rUnt ,t mut Urnc,
Poss of the Unlveralty of Wisconsin, The way to make It fall la to write the
roM " ' . , . aharpeat and keeneat dissenting opinion
president Of the BOClety. possible. In addl Ion, the dissenting opln-
Tnflnltely tha moat Important fact to hulrt m,,llne ,c',on" "
' ' " ,. ,, ,w. -,r ! possible, and they can often be found by
rameroiwnn Kumi"-""" in industrious judge, if they are not
I found, the Induatrloua judge win- fee. a
. that the opinion la wrong ahould net hest-
. i'e to give hla own reaaona. 1 nava
mllltartam In relation to moral and aoclal
values," wrote Mr. Roosevelt, "I that If
an unacrupuloue. warlike and mllltarlal'c
nation la not held In cheek by Ihe war
Ilka ability of a neighboring nonmllltarle
tlo and well-behaved nation, then the
latter will b spared the necessity of
dealing with "moral and aoclal valuea,'
because it won't be allowed to deal with
anj-thlnf. It aeema to ma poaltlvely
eomia to fall to appreciate, with the e
aucplfc of Belgium before our eves, that
tha real queatlon upon which modern
peace jorlng natlona have to face la not
how tha militaristic or warlike aplrlt
within tbelr own bordera will affect theae
'valuea.' but how failure en their part
to matat the mllltarlam of an onacrupu
loua netfhbor will affect them."
Paryoee lade of Morality.
tHseusslnc tha mental confualon of the
averae cltlaen who thlnke war In Itaelf
n"ny tlmea eeen a dissenting opinion
prevent the opinion offered aa a majority
opinion rrom being adopted.
It will be aeen that the Internal work.
Inaa of the court are not aet forih In the
opinion that la printed. Only the effect
of the struggle la there, hut the struggle
Itaelf haa occurred behind the domed
floor a of the consultation room.
In conaluftlon I d'etre to aay that every
Judge recojrnlaee the right of every other
JnoVe to dlaeent. We never have been
more harmonious than we are now, al
though dlxeenta are quite frequent. The
right to dissent la the right to struggle
for our own vlewa aa to what the law
ought to be. Notwlthatandlnc the die
aenta. the dispatch of buatneea aeema lm-
f roved. We feel we are gaining ground,
t la probably due to our freedom of
action.
Drrden la President.
John N. Dryden of Kearney wag elected
president of the Btate Bar aaaoclatlon for
t. -rot, Mr. Roosevelt wrote that war I next year, the committee recommendation
could be defined aa the uae of force be- being adopted unanimously. Vice preal-
tween natlona. and that the queatlon of dents were! Fred Wright. Bcotta Bluff;
whether It wae right or wrong depended ,C. E. Abbott, Fremont, and B. B. Bandall,
purely upon the purpoee for which and
the aplrlt In which tt wag waged.
'There are, of course, persona wno ne-
Tork.
Floyd R. Mechem, professor of law of
the Unlveralty of Chicago, delivered a
Labor Leaders of
England Consider
Concription Plan
LONDON, Ic. . A conference of
rapreeentatlvea of the labor party la be.
ing arranged to consider the decision of
tha cabinet In regard to compuleory mili
tary service. The queatlon la being can
vaaaed eagerly at trade union renters.
Advocates and opponenta of conscrip
tion are equally emphatic. Many members
of tha labor party are ready to support
compuleory service, once they are satis
fied It Is necessary and are assured It
will be applied Impartially.
Borne are still Insisting on a futhnr
opportunity for unmarried men to volun
teer, but tt Is believed the cabinet has
decided agalnat furtther delay.
In view of the expected early activities
In the field, recruits are needed to take
the places of the men now waiting tn
the home camps In readiness to fill va
cancies at the front.
A meeting of the Amalgamated Soclc'y
of F.nglneere will be held tomorrow to
consider the plan of David IJoyd Oeorge
for relaxation of trade union rules so
as to increase the number of men per
forming certain classes of work. The
engineers will discuss Mr. Llodyd George's
bill amending the munitions act which
will come before parliament when it
reassembles.
Uen-Chau to the city of Yunnan. The
revolutionists have, protested against
such uae of the railroad and tt Is feared
that U permission were granted the
rebels would destroy the railway and
attack foreigners.
The state council, sitting as parlia
ment, discussed the revolution today.
CZAR'S TROOPS
TRYING TO BREAK
AUSTRIAN LINE
JJAPAN SHUNS
- CF MEDIT
ERS
RAN E AN SEA
LONDON, Dee. .-WHti the sailing !
today of the steamer Kltano Maru from
Ijondon for Japan, the Japan Mall Steam
ship company Inaugurated l new route j
by way of Cape of oGod Hope, Instead
of through the Sues canal. The decision j
to change the routing was reached be-
cause of the submarine dangers In the
Mediterranean at present, emphaalied
recently by the loss of the Japanese Uner
Tasaka Maru.
Have all force la immoral; that It la lm- eehclarly address on the subject, "An In-
moral to resist wrongdoing oy rorce. no jUlry Concerning Justice.
added. "I have never taken mucii inter
est in individuals who profg this kind
of morality; and I do not know the ex
tent to which they practically apply It.
But. of course. If they are rlgt In the
theory. wrong for a man to en
deavor by force to save hla wife or slater
or daughter from abuse, or to save hla
children from abduction and torture. It
was a waste of time to discuss wwn any
At yesterday's morning session John C.
Martlgan of Falrbury gave an address en
titled, "The Policeman on the Beat," and
Merton L Corey of Clay Center discussed
"The Lawyer's Duty to Ills Btate."
Avoid Settling- Dlepate.
The discussion on the question whether
a high school education should be required
of applicants for admission of the bar In
sumed in the afternoon, but decision was
postponed until the next meeting, after
the resolution which advocated "the
equivalent of a high school course," had
been referred back to the committee aa
unsatisfactory.
Tkroat as4 Lasg Troubles
quickly helped by Dr. King's New Dis
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man a position of such folly, wickedness the opMon f th- .ocintjo,, wa re.
and poltroonery.
rorce Hometlases logleel.
"If the wan who objects to war ob
jects to the useof force in civil life his
position la logical, although absurd and
wicked. V college presidents, poli
ticians, automobile manufacturers snfl
the like, who during the last year or two
have preached pacificism In Its most Ig
noble form, are willing to think out the
subject and are both sincere and fairly
Intelligent, they must necessarily con
demn a police force or a posse comltatus
just as much aa they condemn armies,
and they must regard the activities of
tha sheriff and the constable as being
isential)y mllttaruiUo and, therefore, to
be abollchsd.
"When we have discovered a method
by which right living may be spread so
universally in Chicago and New Tork
that the two eltlea can with safety abol
ish their police forces, then and not until
then it will be worth while to talk about
the abolition ef war.' "
"The Sociological society meet : at
"Washington this year," continued the
paper, "only because the man after whom
the city was named was willing to go to
war. If he and his associates had not
gone to war there would have been no
possibility of discussing 'Social alus
in the Vnlted Htates for the excellent
rrsson that there would have been no
L'nlted States. If Lincoln had not been
willing to go to war, to appeal to the
word, to introduce mllltarlam on a tre
inendoua scale throughout the Vnitod
Htates, the sociologists, wtio IU listen
to this paper. If they existed at all, would
not be considering the social values
enumerated above, but the social values
of slavery and such governmental and
Industrial problems as can now be
studied la the Central American repub
lics." WaahlagTtea aasl I.lacola.
"At present in this world and for Iho
Immediate future," wrote Mr. Itoose
vett In conclusion. "It la certain that
the only way successfully to oppoee the
might which la the servant of wrong is
by means of the might which Is the aer-
vani of right."
Rpeakere on the program to discuss
Colonel Roosevelt's paper Included Dr.
John M. Meta, or the American Peace
society; Miss Mabel Boardinan, of the
American Red Cross society; Prof. E. C.
Hires, of the t'nlversity tit Illinois and
Frof. J. . Dealey 'of Brown university.
Yuan Shi Kai Tells
Governors to Send
Troops Into Yunnan
PEHtlNO. CJilna. Dee. 29. President
Tuan Shi Kal Issued a mandate today
ordering the military governors of the
provinces adjacent to Tunnan to dis
patch troops to suppress the revolutionists
The French consul at Mengh-Tsse end
Conty, French minister at Peking, today
aald that foreigners and foreign owned
property in Tunnan province had not
been molested up to yesterday,
Tha French government has declined
to prevent movement of Chinese troops
over . the French owned railway from
(Continued from Page One.)
frontier of Bpru In some places, accord
ing to reports from voyagers arriving
from Hanti yuaranta." aaya the Athens
correspondent of the 1 lavas agency.
"Italian troops also have been seen near
Tepelenl," (southern Albania).
Flgjhtlna on Dardanelles Froat.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 2.-(Vta
Ixmdon, Dec. 29. )The Turkish war of
fice tonight gave out the following
statement:
"Dardanelles front: One of the three
enemy aeroplanes flying over Arl Buru
was hit by our artillery fire and fell Into
the sea. Later It was towed by two
vessels to the Island of Imbroe.
"A vessel of the Agamemnon class (a
British battleship, with a displacement of
lft.rK) tons) protected by two cruisers, two
monitors and eight torpedo boats, bom
barded at Intervals, our artillery replying,
hit tha battleahtp and one of the cruisers
with two shells.
Hesalans Captere Kaahaai.
LONDON, Dec. S9. Russian troops hare
occupied the important Persian town of
Kaahan and are marching toward Is
pahan, according to the Teheran corre
spondent of Reuter's Telegram company.
Serbian Army at Bcatart.
PARIS, Dee. 29. "According to reliable
Information, there are 75,000 Serbian
troops at Scutarlx and El Bassan, Al
bania," says the Athens correspondent of
the Ilavas agency.
"They are In excellent trim, notwith
standing the difficulties encountered tn
their retreat. They hold strongly forti
fied positions against the advance of the
Austro-Qermana and Bulgarians, and It
Is unlikely that they will be transferred
to SalonlkL"
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lal diacumlcm. At the name tune, if
you go and see the writer you gvt the
benefit of personal conoe and that may
h4i you. If the writer dM'Unee to be
convinced then the juriae. him aeeka to
have tha opinion corrected, wilt see the
other Judana, or a van of them, and will
1 rwetnt hia vlewa to them. lie will try
to get thorn on hla aide. Perhaps the
proposed opinion aeema entirely unsatis
factory, in that event the uiga U
likeiy to say ma to the other Indites, and
he will perhaps present for adoption a
proposed new opinion of hla own. If ha
can gel four voles, including hi own,
tlinn the propoMxi new opinion will be
adopted.
ouriitimea these batllrs are very
atrenuoua.
Wheo an opinion is sdomed. It ia dud-
lixhed. The counsel tor buth alds ar
informed concernina It. A motion for
re-lartng la likely to lie filed bv the de
fMtd nrty. It muat be filed lthln
forty day a from the announcement of the
dtx'laton. it is accompanied by a printed
brief. It Is the duly of all the JuJkim
to rrad this printed brief. There Is then
a hearing on the motion, and ine whole
court sitting together determines what
eimll he done cunof itiing tha granting ot
tne jiioiln. tieiiernllv one of the mem
bers of the court makes a specialty Qf
tha motion for re-hearing, and examine
it and the authorlUc died, and alao the
evli nce tn tha c . it wlil b the duty
f tnU nwralier of the coin to carefully
iudv the moti'Mi and the brief whU-h
sup!rt it. and lie will then need to
carefully examine the authorities, and
afier he bv done thot he muot make a
wri:ieu rv-jHiit. , The chim) is not alwaya
dnH.-d t t on Ma written report. Mom
cu.--r ).i'ls tuny take a hand in the feaae.
lMiii,tro.H bitefa which are written by
tie Ju!iie and are called memorandui
hrr( wiil be rllttn to convince earn
other. '1 iicv are r.rver puh'tahed and the
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bit-? ret m the e iMi.liiii;e of labor
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1 u fi on- tii' e bn!y ootiteeted caS
tr- .f ir i'ji tif.i t. r .tne of ihe
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