Day of International Arbitration Yet Afar Off
The article argues that armed power among leading nations makes true arbitration unlikely. It cites Russia, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Turkey, and the United States with their fleets and armies, noting ready peace aims clash with military might and warning against paring defenses. A visitor in St Petersburg reflects on ambition and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
Turkey
United States
St. Petersburg
Russias
Spelling Reform Debate Heads To National Educators
A long discussion by members of the National Educational Association contends with a proposed spelling reform. The article questions its impact on 150 million readers, noting little broad support beyond a few educational journals. Local notices and various short items follow, including medicine ads and personal notices.
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Washington
National Educational Association
United States
Do not glory in beating a competitor by sharp practice
A cautionary note warns against boasting of victory achieved through questionable tactics and suggests such pride may invite swift backlash or refusal from rivals and observers.
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