Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-10

| ADOaFQ fedCe snip oscar ii, VII
wireless to Siasconset, Mass, Dec. 8
Despite the regulations governin,
passports, Henry Ford is determine,
to cross German territory on his wa!
from Copenhagen to The Hague
where the peace conference is to b,
staged. .....
Mr.. Fcrds passport authorizes hin
to visit or pass through any of the bel
ligerent countries; and some of tn,
passengers are approhensive lest HI
and his party be arrested if they at
tempt to set foot on German soil.
Busy Making Up Committees.
Already the peace pilgrims are or
ganizing for the work of pacifyins
Europe. Committees of the passen
gers in general, and separate commit
tees of clergymen, students and news
paper men have been organized tt
confer with similar committees in the
neutral nations. when the ship arrives
en- the question of peace.
A peace flag, the gift of Mayor
Blankenberg Of Philadelphia and pre-
sented by Mrs. Joseph Fels of Phila
delphia, who is passenger, will fly
at the masthead of the Oscar H.
Many Wireless Greetings.
Many wireless messages of god
speed have been received and hund
reds of kilograms received just before
sailing arN unopened.
Some Of the peace pilgrims find the
rolling sea unneutral and have already
retired to their cabins. Some of the
initiated mistook the gulls following
the ship for doves, and thought they
were an 0jden of peace.
There we're 148 in the peace party
that sailed on the Oscar IT, Of tl.nj
number AS we're newspaper, maga
zine and press association represent
atives, a few with their wives, so the
Ford party really numbered 1O2.
Universities, colleges and schools
were represented by Is persons; there
were three ministers, five avowed suf
fragists, one governor, one lieutenant
governor. MIR. Ford had the members
of his staff on board.
The peace advocates were as fol-
lows: .. ....- b.~
e. A. Adams, Iowa University, Iowa
City, Ia; Rev. Charles f. Aked, San
Francisco; Miss Blanche Andersen,
Andrew j. Betla, lieutenant governor,
Columbia, s. c.; William Bell, Dart.
mouth. College, Hanover, N. H.; Lloyd
NJ. Bingham, theatrical manager, New
York, Daniel Bidwell, New York;
Miss Katherine D. Blake, <suffragist
and teacher, New York Miss Lottie
Mae Flair, student, Augusta, Ca;
Meyer D. Block, New York; Mrs.
lnez 'Milholland Boissevain, suffrag-
ist, New York; Miss Katrina M. Brew.
ster. Vassar College, Poughkeepsie,
N.Y. Neal Campbell, Vanderbilt Uni.
versity, Nashville, Tenn; Edwin
RALPH Cheney, Pennsylvania Univer.
sity, Philadelphia; Mrs. Ada Moss
Clark, Palo Alto, Cal; Willis G. Con.
ant, school principal, Tarrytown, N.
Y; J. V. D. Crisp, New York.
Mrs. Fayette Damberg, Rolfe, Ia;
Miss Grace DeGraff, President of
League of Teachers Federation, Port.
land, Ore; Miss Roberta Duboise,
Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Louise Eberle, New York.
Mrs. Joseph Fels and companion,
single taxer, Philadelphia; Henry
Ford, Dearborn, Mich; John T. Fra
zee, Wisconsin University, Madison,
Wis.
'Wilfred Grenfell, New York; Mrs.
Helen Loring Grenfell, educator, Den
yer; Miss Ora Guessford, Drake Uni
versity, Des Moines, la.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, Barnard COL
lege, New York; Gov.$L. tB. Hanna,
Bismarck, N. Dak.; S.@H. Clarke, Bis
marck, N. D.; Dix Harwood, Illinois
University, Unbana, ILL.,; ]. B. Hirsch,
New York; c. A. Hixenbaugh, Nebras.
ka University, Lincoln, Neb.; Miss
Florence Holbrook, Principal Forrest.
vile School, Chicago; Frederick Holt
Detroit: Mrs. Frederick Holt, Chair
man Women's Peace Party, Detroit;
T. A. Hostetler. President Sunday
School Association, Washington; e.
lis o. Jones, Forest Hills, L. l.; Rev.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones ana wife, Chica.
go; Lee E. Joslyn, Jr., University OF
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich; Alfred
w. Kliefoth, Departmental Secretary
Chicago Peace Society, Chicago; Mr..
Larusson, New York; Miss Alice Low.
ton, New York; Paul S. Leahy, New
York; Ben B. Lindsey, Judge Juve.
nile Court, and wife, Denver; Mrs.
William Bross Lloyd, with maid and
three children, WinnetKa, ILL.,; Louis
p. Lochner, Peace Secretary to Mr..
Ford, Chicago; Donald Love, Oberlin
College, Oberlin, o.; Ernest L. Man.
del, New York; Dean S. s. Marquis,
st. Paul's Cathedral, Detroit; Louis
Civic Reformer, San Anto.
nio, Texas; George F. 4.diltoa, Chat
Tenn; Henry c. Morris, Chi.
cago; E. II. F. Mouthan, Williams
Williarnstown, Mass; T..
E. Montgomery, /, New York; Miss
Blanche Mullen, University Of Kansas,
Kan.
R. S. Neely, Chief Clerk Ford Motor
New York; Lars p. Nelson,
Merchant, Denver.
Mrs. Thomas E. Oliphant, New
York.
Mrs. Alice Park. Suffrage Leader,
Palo Alto, CAL; Miss Marion Penn,
Purdue University. Purdue, Ind;
Charles Phelps, Cushings, N. Y; Gas.
ton Plaintiff. Manager Ford Motor
Company, New York; Earl Potter,
Colorado Springs. Col.
Helen Ring Robinson, Denver; Mrs.
George Rublee, Washington; Miss