The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-05
SAYS PEOPL lie; Are
CAUSE OF war.
Henry Ford, Returned Psace Maker,
Changer Views About War-Peo-
NJ pie aeen Too Content.
3FuTuRE PLANS ARE UNCERTAIN.
says III Necessary second Trip VIII
be n MadS 0uoteo AZ Being
/. Against Apreparednsss. = n MA

eensfjord. he confirmed cable reports
that m refurn had been FASTENED By
AZ. q 1, Z Z
iitness Dut sAia y ''aue Z uiiss9.ss. ).
sof only g few days, IS ne INTENDED
wien lie left, to come back this month.
II Ct Ford sdenlared HIS views regard.
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~ sne eAu.p a ~ !" = . 80 ].
! gone 2 mAf3eq cnenge. Wnen ne ley,
ne sad, le va g the opinion .nas
bankers, manufacturers 81 muniliohs :
and armament were responsible. out
he returns with the Delief tnat y IS
the people themselves, those N now ne
Ing sla9gh tered, who are responsible.
NE $meh doing the fighting nave been
too content TO let those who rule them
do their thinking. ana they nave not ].
taken advantage % their divine ri9nt
40 say Tor themsel Ives what they shall
do and think the pactttst asserted.
Hae Fvetsd eut az Times.
g Republics are better than mon-
archfes In this srespAct, ne said. "Ev-
en- In the United States we let those
whom We have elected 20 Otllce De
sWefyed from their duty. We DO nor
assert ourselves. Personally, \ nave
been; voter Tor thirty-One years
ana IA al tnot time ESn nave Voted oniy
SIX times Maud then because my vile
made me-, 4 Il. :; y
sssg 0l t9e eyA1tual success 81 the peace
:mf4sicn NE. Or q declared ne nad /, ne
d0uht Ar 0Sement y now IAN.
! lied md uAdef Wy AZ 4 SAID. people
have been lklAg ab0nt y, ana Mngale
SsciKe ctse hen people taik they
tlfink, and WheJl they hlnk they think
itsii Il. Y N Y sss7s
Mr.. Ford's future plans with respect
ito the peace expedition were uncertail
4 he said. While he had several ideas IN
mind, he deemed 1t too early to speak
them. He left the party IN charge OF
CASTOR Plaintiff, he stated. in accord
ance with his original plans. ana de-
spite all reports to the contrary, When
sthe, party left the Oscar II. 1t was as
harmonious as could pc desired.
Missions Chief Purpose.
The main idea OF the MISSION CON
tined Mr.. Ford, was to crystalize INTO
concrete form. Get the various IDEAS
and hopes for peace which prevail an
over the world. The nations doing the
fighting would be glad TO stop II tney
could, believe, but they are a1rald 10
let go.
Those who accompanied me on the
Oscar,11. were as fine body OF people
for that particular mission as ! could
ask, and the Interested deiesates INA.
greeted us at Chrtstiania were all good
men. am simply financing anu carry
ing out as far as possible tne work as
set under way last year AZ tne meeuhg
at the Hague OF the Women's lnterna-
tional Peace congress. Thls work uitl'
mately willNbring europe 20 IT'S senses
and stop the war,
IF what have done VIII pring peace
only a day nearer, ! shall be more
than repaid, Every DAY the war IS
shortened vii save SO,OOO nves, ana
10000 lives will mean much toward re-
storing order and normal conditions.
Would Make Second TRIP.
IF necessary ! Will again go TO
Europe, and il it viii! help matters !
will charter another snip. ! am not 40
ing itsfor personal glory gam or al
vertising. nave more money now than
] can use, and ! feei ! am SIMPLY Gus
todian OF what nave. IL was entrust-
ed to me by the people, some OF whom
are today fighting IN the trenches"
commenting On .ae preparedness
MI Ford said:
Il am against preparedness as pre-.
paredness means war NO man VIII
arm unless he means to attack. Even
preparing to attack an oyster or a
beefsteak. -
1T would be better for the admin
stration to find out first II the people
themselves want armament. II they DO
they Wlil enVehluahs get "nat EUR