Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-21
President Does Not Believe
Time Has Arrived When
Pressure for End Of Hos
tiIities Can Avail
ALLIED POWERS ARE
IN FIGHTING MOOD
Italy and Rumania Expected
10 Become Involved in In
tereSt Of France, Great
Britain and Russia.

washington. Sept. 20. - President
Wilson feels that the opportune mo-
ment for the United States govern-
ment effectively 10 exert It's Influence
for peace in Europe has not arrived.
This was stated today on the highest
Authority. For the present II was
said unofficial and informal efforts
TO persuade the Washington govern
menf to press for peace In Europe
would be unavailng The president
has learned that Great Britain. Rus
sia and France. particularly are In no
mood to talk peace notwithstanding
fumors and informal hints which have
come from Berlin as 10 the alleged
wishes OF Germany for discussion
OF terms.
Peace Talk Subsidies.
There IL a steady diminution here
Of peace talk. Instead. the possiblli-
ties OF an extension Of the European
conflict to Italy and Rumania are
widely discussed among well Informed
officials.
"Rumania will follow Italy" said
the report OF an American diplomatic
officer recently. Since then there
have been added evidences of an en-
tente between Rome and Bucharest
In both countries popular demonstra-
tions in favor Of the allies have been
frequent.
Austria l. Alarmed.
Press dispatches nave recorded the
uneasiness Of Austria over Italy's mo-
Utilization along the northern frontier
and the concentration OF Austrian
forces along the Italian border. Indi-
cations from official dispatches point
to the probable junction Of Rumanian
forces with Servia in the offensive at
tack on Austria The addition OF Ru-
mania's army would relieve the Rus
sian forces somewhat. and perhaps in
crease Russias activity in east Prus-
sia. These are among the speculations
heard in diplomatic circles
Tark situation Unchanged.
Practically no change has occurred
in the situation in Turkey, according
to official kilograms. Russias vic
tories. II is believed BY diplomats Of
the allied countries. have had d SOBER
ing effect on the war party al Con-
stanfinople. As October approaches.
when the abrogation Of the eapitula-
tons becomes effective. II is expected
that the question OF Turkeys neutral
ity soon will be definitely settled. II
has been regarded as significant there
that Italy joined Great Britain. France
and Russia in protesting against the
abrogation Of the conventions.
Japan Moves Deliberately.
From the Far East such s6yices AZ
have been received describe the ac-
fiyify Of the japanese as careful and
deliberate. their movements being exec
cuted slowly to enable them 10 invest
Kiao-chow with the least possible
loss Of life.
washington's dipiomatisis received
Comparatively nothing today about ae-
Iflvitles in the war zone. Acting recre-
targ Robert lansing 81 the state de-
lpartmeni. sent to all embassies and le-
cations a copy Of the memoranda by
which the United States will be guided
in its observance Of neutrality with re-
speet to merchant ships This con-
lcludes a long discussion on phases Of
neutrality which nave been before The
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