New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-03

But so 1ar as neg4eCtlul ClJlDtHS ~ 4
suppose I'm as bad an offender as any.
I've been g voter for thlrty-one years
but I've voted only six times. And then
it was only because Mrs. Ford made mo
do it,
Did you meet any officials abroad
and get assurances Of cooperation from
them ."
No War on Oscar II.
"Not exactly from officials, but We
got sympathy from lots Of people just
as good. One poor king We forgot
ten lust which one OF them II was
sent word as soon as we got 70 Norway
that he wouldn't be able to see US be-
cause the newspapers said he was gong
TO. / didn't think that was a very gooa
aWhst would you say were the con
crete results of the peace snip voyage
The erstwhile supercargo OF the peace
ship leaned forward earnestly.
zone big result, as ! Indicated De
fore" he said, "is that 1t got people 70
thinking, and when you get the people
10 thinking they think right.
"Whv. do YOU realize that II we could
shorten the war by just one day we d
De ca ..4b '.iI,. -, 80, dcel N ex-
O"e va! ~
ST',,:,.,. .t-,,sord man amount to a
III 5..i o. ~, nv, nloDt in Detroit
q 900 men turn out 1000 AUTOMOBILES
every day
lIr. Ford drifted from the subject Of
what the efforts Of a days killed and
wounded might produce into q denial
of reports that there was more dlsseh-
o.. I'm ~ 4'''-'
Os .,.4l H. -, .o...,,,.-o+" no ma
"a. or .'1 -, ,-sri,,Is oDinious
..su +to 80 subjects. Of
'NIIt1''u VI. -. lif.aj q whole
couIse' LOT we .''', aL.!S,,bno~J There
comm unity O"'9 S'-' oIe com
WASH u " .ly't Co.u. . -. 80 ssv mai little
Peil. 3Iu 49, is one ~ The
J .,,. pen =, o r,.usyy over I met
'''Oi's '' O'''''
Told Bryan 10 Stay Here.
...rt., ...so.,, 7 an, bock at This time ia
-. 80 Lcer evnIained before,
800 -, 81. II NOS y,, Intention.
.r,.L,,- 20 como hack ON the next ship,
,tSaSo" 90 10 Al ~ ea;ird couple Of
Why" 80 . p,,|-a,,sr ford % the
H.. t.e+,,,ef NV fenariure only By
' l.. ',' lf - lad taken Gas
,o. pIaT+i.r slorc to handle the funds
20. .-,. tlv.,.',ro and what he is
49, 49, '-'' -,@.,,,ltI, accordiDT 10 our
,',,.,.7s',,,Se Tro marty is fully organ
.zeo now, ana f ~ TIe H ,"s We all
realize it isn't going 10 be few weeks
job, and 1 am prepared and expect %
maintain not only the American OeIe-
gates but those from other nations
until something achIlle Us accom-
Plished.
My. Bryan was gong 70 sun LOT ne
Hague on January =. Learning TINS
while on my return voyage sent
caDlegram asking MN 10 ueIer ms uo-
parture and meet me lA Ne" loih.
Does that mean you are gong 70
Join him ln hght on american pre-
paredness
81 Will say I'm against all Sorts OF
preparedness was the nou-commlttai
reply. Preparedness surely means
war. II man arms himself WIN a
knife and iorN ne means 10 "'lacA an
oyster or q piece OF meat mas 7ei1
evident r-.,.
AS 10 arh""e u.s. '"e j. .,el''
ought 20 ma out "Ha1 the ptople mn
before he goes ahea0u' il 1Hey say .LLes
want arms lhey VIII surrey 80 r., ~l'',
LUICgc 49, ~ .,,., at tbis min
they d All DE gao TO qu'' %s '' ~ mn, .a,
ute. j hcy re anxious ~ U'oP ,'C :; -
but they re AFRAID j. ""uIu s0i"''''
~, r. ,h,ood Ag,io
May TO Apfoau As'''''
Discussing the plans of the delegates
he lefr behind. their banker explained
mat not an were 10 90 10 The Hague,
there TO sit until the boys were reader
~ anti the trenches and send their
lines 10 talk over ways and means Of
getting them out.
when they get 20 Copenhagen there
mill bo am election. and all but those
chosen TO proceed 20 The Hague will
come back to America. TN keep on
having me expenses of those who are
selected from the American peace party
and those who are delegated by other
nations as well. That is really what