At the 13th Milestone of Rotary
They must continue
to be in peace. Recently, Mr.
Home‑Morton, president of the London Rotary
Club, on the occasion of their American dinner,
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Rotary's Greatest Opportunity to Serve
We seek only
recognition of man's inalienable right to live
in peace with his ... No stark mad
nation may be permitted to disturb the peace
of the world. ...
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International Friendliness/Sixth Object
"The advancement
of understanding, goodwill, and international
peace through a world fellowship of business
and professional men united in the Rotary ideal
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1920 Convention Message of Paul Harris
Acquaintance is a
powerful agency in the interests of peace,
which is as true of the factory as of the
drawing room; as true in the aff airs of men as
in ...
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The True Spirit of Service Can Redeem World
Our unfortified
frontier extending across the continent is the
best possible evidence of our ability to live in
peace with our British neighbors. ...
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Rotary Just At The Threshold
Peace among
nations must be the order of the day; and if
commercial boycott proves inadequate to quell
disturbances then armed force must be resorted
to. ...
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AN UNDIVIDED CHURCH?
There are those
who believe so and there are also those who
believe that it would be stupid to think that
the time will ever come when the peace of
the ...
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Radio Address 1933
Remember the
words: Peace, honor, goodwill toward all
men. To put it readily: Rotary is trying to make
the words of Robert Burns come true: ...
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Distant Sense 1914
... that a
rational philosophy of life would enable the
American people to declare larger dividends of
peace and contentment than would the
ownership of the ...
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An Opinion of Rotary 1924
A war‑weary world
yearns for peace. Advocates of this
particular activity may, with a considerable
degree of reason, say: "Why should we not
abandon ...
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1915 Anniversary Address at Chicago
Men work and play,
fight and make peace, love and hate, live
and die all in pursuit of happiness, and how
often in ill considered pursuit of happiness.
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Harris Conv Speeches
Since the last
meeting of the International Association of
Rotary Clubs, the dove of world peace has
fluttered painfully, exhaustedly home. ...
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Paul Harris in the Rotarian 1911-1947
1915, Hopes for
the Rotary of Tomorrow, "Men work and play,
fight and make peace, love and hate, live
and die all in pursuit of happiness, and how
often in ...
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In Flanders Fields
McCrae and printed
in the New York Evening Post.) Rest ye in
peace, ye Flanders dead,. The fight that ye
so bravely led. We’ve taken up. And we will keep
...
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The Friendship of Rotary
The best minds of
the most advanced nations are addressing
themselves to the task of finding ways and means
to establish universal and permanent peace.
...
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Harris in The Rotarian
Our peace
and tranquility soon burst their bounds,
however. We ceased to be content with
isolationism and began Community Service, built
upon the rock of ...
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Message of the President Emeritus
Intercommunication
begets understanding, understanding begets
friendship, friendship means peace. Every
American Rotarian should be a consistent reader
of ...
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Convention Message from Rotary's Founder
Before the last
reverberation of the tones of the dear old bell,
proclaiming the liberty of the world and
peace, have died away, we and the nations
allied ...
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Europe 1932
The sessions were
held in the Peace Palace, The major part
of the addresses were in French and were not
understood by many of the American lawyers.
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Book Reviews and Index
Harris writes
about the travels, but continues to record his
philosophy of Rotary's power for peace.
They also planted many more Friendship Trees.
...
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European Tour 1928
They must have
found peace, contentment, happiness, and
rest midst the beauties of Nature ... If
Great Britain and America cannot live in
peace and harmony, ...
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Passing our Tenth Milestone
May it mature some
day into rich, ripe contentment, happiness grown
mellow, and may the peace and
satisfaction which comes of lives well spent and
work well ...
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Perigrinations Vol. III
... which
reads as follows: “To encourage the advancement
of international understanding, good will and
peace through a world fellowship of business
and ...
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My Road To Rotary 1947
These merchants
were all fine gentlemen and Obadiah Make-
peace was a genius in the art of ...
Peace is traditional in Switzerland and
why should it not be? ...
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This Rotarian Age
Everywhere is seen
the true spirit of Rotary working towards
peace.” ... One way in which those
interested in the preservation of peace
can serve, ...
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South Africa 1934
On the other hand,
the dominant order believe that no more generous
peace terms were ever granted a conquered
24. people than those granted the Boers at the
...
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The Founder of Rotary (book)
It was a far cry
from the peace of the idealistic home in
the beautiful New England mountains to the
turbulence of Whitechapel, London, or to the
human ...
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