Word: canada
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...militarists' arguments in support of that premise are somewhat as follows: Man has always fought; therefore he will always continue to fight. It is true that the world is advancing, but--look at Europe. (Here the pacifists may be pardoned for a reference to the United States and Canada). All law and order, all national and international equilibrium, are ultimately based upon arms, proceeds Mr. Militarist. One enthusiastic "Amateur Soldier" even suggests that government is merely a matter of brute force. Others are frequently heard to say that though perhaps force is not always the most reasonable or satisfactory arbiter...
...owing to our much more fortunate situation. What nation can conceivably find it to its advantage to hack its way through the United States to reach its enemy? Certainly we have as little reason to fear the designs of any of our neighbors as they ours. If it is Canada that menaces us, let us at once abrogate the agreement of one hundred years' standing in accordance with which our northern frontier is entirely unfortified...
Today is the last day in which the contest for the prize of $100 offered by the Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration for the best essay on "International Arbitration." The contest is open to undergraduates of any man's college or university in the United States or Canada Essays must reach Mr. H. C. Phillips, secretary of the Lake Mohonk conference, 3531 Fourteenth street, N. W., Washington, D. C., by this evening...
...Seminary of Economics. "The Development and Organization of the Grain Trade in Canada." Mr. W. C. Clark. Upper Dane...
...Henri Lichtenberger, who has been the exchange professor from the Sorbonne to the University, will sail from New York this afternoon at 3 o'clock on the steamship La Touraine. Called away by the sudden death of his only daughter he was forced to cancel several engagements in Canada and also to cut short his stay in the University...