Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-06
NATIONS At WAR
READY FOR PEACE,
SAYS MISS ADDAMS
First Suggestion Must Come
From NEUTRAL Country and
the Eafer the More Likely
to Succeed,

dams. chalriAh oil the international
Congress Of Women for Peace that
met al The Hague in April last. and
who headed he delegation appointed
an the conference To visit the various
countries on peace mission, arrived
here today OF the steamship st. Louis
from Liverpool
Miss Addam declared that the peo-
nile of the warning nations We're i'm a
mood Ia consider peace terms. but
that negotiations mustN come from
neutrals and the longer they were de-
layed the harder would be the task
Of restoring pace. Since the adjourn
ment of The conference with other
delegates she visited most of the
countries at war, met ana talked with
leading civil and military authorities
and sounded ZACH on the prospect of
peace.
Nations Have No Choice.
"The nations at war Miss Adams
said have .no choice but u go on.
M negotiations can now be suggested
nv any of chem without giving the
appenrance oi Weakness and none of
the nations syet feels i'm the slightest
but that its cause can ana must sue
coed.
every day hat peace negotiations
are delayed will make terms of peace
lust that much harder. The heavy
ron of life and the expenditure Of the
treasury mean that the people will
expect Just That much more c3nsid-
Grafton for their agreement TO end
the war What will be the outcome
and what nation or nations viii be the
rnediative forces cannot be told at this
time despite ibe fact that / found
everywhere a spirit of anxiety among
the people to stop the horror.
T,yo Parties in Each Country.
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