Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-06

German Food Supplies Ample Says a American Bsnksz
Returning From Berlin y WAY II London Annanis
lion Factories Operating DAY ind Night


7 The Hague, ,yetherla nd
wings Of the dove Of peace were
fiuffed yesterday at the session of
the Internati ionaI Cong gress Of sAoss
men.
All the instance of DR. Augsburg of
Munich the entire Beigian delegat tionI
was invited to the plat form Gnly
two women Of the Ave present anle
from their box at the sid pf the
stage and made their way to the
platform. They were elcomed by
the chairman, Miss Jane Ad dams of
Chicago, with both hands. but there
was no handshaking With the Ger
man delegates.
Haits Prayer for Peace.
In moving the final resolution Mrs.
Rosika Schwimmer, president Of Tie
Hungarian Women's Suffrage assoei-
alton, requested that all the delegates
present stand one minute in silent
prayer for peace. f1le. Hamer OF
the Belgian delegation thereupon
asked permission to utter few
words, When this was! granted, she
lastonished her audience with tho
dramatic exelamati ion: !:
She ID Belgian First
:s.I am a Belgian before everything
and cannot think as you do. There
can be no peace without Justice The
war must continue until the Belg
Hans wrongs have been rightedl
There must be no mediation except
at the bar Of justice. 3
/ General sympathy offerings Tor ths
1Belgians caused part OF the audiencs
Ito break into cheers.
TEXT of Resolution.
4 On the motion of Miss Florenc,
f;HoIbrook Of Chicago, the word Just
lice was inserted In the resolution
which reads:
The international Congress q
Women Of different nations, creeds
IcIasses and parties, Is united Az ex
pressing sympathy with the suffe ferine
Iof all. whatever their nationality
who are fighting for their country q
| who are laboring under the burden q
] war. y
asince the mass OF the people b
j each of the countries now wagri1lt
believe themselves To- be fighting, no
/ laggressiyely, but In self-defense ant
a for their national existence, 1t urge
1.-THE governments of the world to pu
i an end to this bIoodshed and to begil
I peace negotiation; and 1t emphat tical
\ IN demands that the peace which
q follows shall be permanent, and ther,
j fore based upon Justice and priIicl
i pies which include those ad6p p.
4 this congress-
English Woman upsets Congress-
Some time before the congress hal
/ ibeen considerably upset by Mrs. Am
4 .lLillingston OF London, who declared
ssI was suffragist and I remain
Il suffragist suffered In jail for 4
i lI am Just plain English Worlzin
\ woman, but represent millions &
of women who favor the present wa
& as much ais the men One hnndre
d and eighty women are said to b
I wajting at Tilbury to- come to thl
n congress 10 talk peace. For ever
& one OF those d thousand English vi,
men are willing to accompa1ly the
! sons and husbands to fight. We All
& tired OF the century old silly plat
sItudes such as are uttered here z
Mrs. Lillingston insisted on col
ltinuing her speech until she Was rrls
out Of order.
Arms Embargo Ruled Out.
i Elizabeth Slendower Evans Of b.
i | ton and Rose M organ French Of 81
i Francisco moved and seconded d
i amendment to the Sfsolution refe
Iring to armanlertss sfhe anendniea
siurged that all neutral nations iniin
Il sliately place an embargo on the Il
& port Of arms and ammuniti ton.
i Miss Addams said 'sI am g7ad u
u agree with Miss Evans indie tnent, 4
i imuch Of that has happened IN Anne
i lea but she ruled that the amen
i ment was out OF order