(Continued from page 160.) sible horrors which war may bring. His duty is plain, Personally, it is to maintain the security of "home which ig his birthright. Collectively, asa member of a civilized commu ity it is te strive to give effect to the hope. that the instruments and machinery of peace veloped side by side with th creased facilities for waging war may survive the shocks and di appointments which recent years have brought forth, and that the good sense and reason of the peoples of the world triumph over these new forces of destruction which clr= cumstances Nave created,
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