Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-26
WAR HAS FURNISHED PROOF THAT ARMED
 PEACE IS FAILURE
Baron RoSen Says Struggle in Europe Win Be Followed By New Conception in Political Relations of Countries.

PETROGRAD. Match 25.-lt is the opinion of Baron Roman Rosen that the war should lead to an entirely new conception of international political relations Armed peace he points out has been a failure, and it win be me- ceasery Co evolve a new theory for the purpose of maintaining the po- Htical equilibrium of Europe
 Baron Rosen formerly was Russian Ambassador to the United States, and served as one of the Russian envoys at the Portsmouth peace conference He is no wa member of the upper house Of the Russian parliament
 "The portentous and calamitous events we are witnessing said the baron, should it seems, impress ciy- ilized mankind with the necessity of organizing the life O fthe community of nations upon g different basis, de- signed SO as to preclude the possi- bility of any one power automatically involving almost all the others in a catastrophe such as Germany's over weeuing ambition has brought upon the civilized world.
 "It can hardly be denied that the much vaunted equilibrium based on the grouping Of the Great Powers of Europe in two irreconcilibly hostile camps has lamentabiy failed to do SO. Instead of being. as was claimed for it. the surest safeguard of the peace of Europe, it has proved the cause of constant emulation between the op- posing groups of powers in ever grow ing formidable armaments, and has finally led to one Of the Powers con. cerued resortine to the criminal fol. ly of a war
 "To devise a plan of safeguarding the civilized world against the recur- renee of catastrophe such as the present one will after the conclusion of peace. become the task. and shou.d not prove to be beyond the limits Of the competence of true statesmanship
 Baron Rosen reflected the viewpoint that the WET was "the revolt of man. kind against the idea that might goes before right"
 This is why the sympathy of the world seems to be on the side of the allies" he continued. No one dreams . of begrudging the German people the
 place in the sun that is theirs D, birthright among the great nations nH footing of equality; but the world will never submit to the hegemony of the mailed fist
 No one. doubts the patriotism of . the Germans on their determination to fight as long as their resources last. Still the amount of suffering which this war entails not only on the beuigerents but also on the rest ! of the civilized world. is bound (, grow from month to month as th . war continues. Therefore it would seem to be to the interest of all con ] cerned, and most of an perhaps O.
 the German peopl ethemselves, (, bring the war to a conclusion as sooI l as possible
 "The surest way Of reaching sucl % result would be to bring about ( general coalition such as crushed tn, l power of the first Napoleon, still leav ing France intact and an honoret member of thefamily0f cmfwypou
 member of the family of nations
 Failing this. however league of neu trals, especially if it be headed D.
 the United States might bring t
 bear upon Germany moral pressur
 sufficient to make her realize the fu
 uity of continuing a struggle tha
 certainly could never lead to a real
 zation of her ambitions"