Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-24
For Posterity's Sake, For
 Peace of World Hereafter,
 Germany Must Be Ground Into Dust, Says Britisher.
BUT AFTER WAR, ALL
 NATIONS MUST UNITE
Hopeful Neutral Powers Will Evolve Out of Chaos of War, Way to Definite, Everlasting Peace.
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 LONDON. Oct. 23.- Another im- portant contribution to the discussions on peace was made by viscount Grey. secretary for foreign affairs. at luncheon given today by the Foreign Press Association. at which the dip lomatic representatives of all the al- lied countries were present
 Must Prevent Future Ware
 The foreign secretary made it plain that the allies were not prepared to discuss peace terms and gave no in- dication of what their terms might be. but welcomed any efforts by neutral countries for a commission to prevent future wars. Some of the most i'm portant passages of the secretary's speech follow:
 Not Ready For Peace
 T would like to talk. not. indeed. about actual conditions of peace that can only be stated as formulated. but about the general object which the al- lies must secure in this war And to do that I would ask you to recall that we must never forget how the war came about. If we are to approach peace in proper spirit it can only be by recollecting and recalling. and never for a moment forgetting what was the real cause of the war.
 Mustn't Forget Dead
 Some people say. oh. We need not go back over that old ground now; everybody knows it.
 You cannot 20 back to it too often. It effects the conditions of peace Ger many talks of peace: her statesmen talk of peace today. They say:
 "'Germany must have guarantees against being attacked again If this war had not been forced upon Ger many that would be a logical state ment It is precisely because 1t was not forced upon Germany. but was forced by Germany upon Europe that it is the allies who must have a guar antee for future peace.
 Blames Germany
 ''In July. 1914. no one thought of attacking Germany. I is said that Russia was the first to mobilize. That. I understand. is what is reported in Germany as Justification for the state ment that the war was not an aggres- sive war on Germany's part. but was forced upon her.
 Russia's Mobilization
 Russia never made the mobiliza- tion of which Germany has complain cd until after Germany refused a con ference. and never made it until after the report appeared in Germany that Gerrany had ordered mobilization and that reports had reached Petro- grad
 "The whole plan of campaign of the German staff was to attack through Belgium and now it is represented that they had to attack throuei Bel gium because our people had planned to attack through Belgium. I would like nothing better han to see those statements that Russia's mobilization was an aggressive one and that other Powers. any other power. had traf- licked in the neutrality of Belgium or planned an attack through Belgium would like to see those statements investigated before an independent impartial tribunal.
 German organization is very sue cessful in some things. but in noth- ing more successful than in prevent ing the truth from reaching their peo- pie and in presenting to them point of view which is not that of truth.
 Allies Wanted Conference
 When England proposed confer ence. Russia. France and Italy ac- cepted the conference. and one power refused it. When four powers offered a conference and one power refused it. is 1t the powers which offered the conference who are forcing the war or is it the power that is refusing it?
 "The emperor of Russia offered
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