The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16


quarters directly connected with the
conflict she protected the Interests
uf SOME cd thcs, countries from the
ufsl. aaG has recently taken up most
OF the uthrrs laid down Dos The United
states ou the s%c,eyan,e uf relations
with GvtIuaus. Alruady, a had been
vaguely cunjeciurcd that ia" end "
ia" war Was q good way of but this
Was the lirsJ expression from one in
authority based ON the uuusuual OPP
~portluittos of the central mcdiatius
neutral TOO judge the real conditions
and outlook
Ind MaN Come Next Year.
we have all hoped that this terri
Die conflict could hr brought to Il close
tins year., the minister Went on, per.
haus in tn, early months of the tall
ana certainly by the end of the year.
But I am sorry 90 sdy some OF IN"
information now reaching me is con.
trirN tu these hopes, although ! am
unable tu make % positive state
nIeut the end may come next year.
but even that ls a matter of doubt T."
be SURE there i~ always the possibility
vi a Sudden and more favorable turn
of affairs which MAY bring q crisis
ANA an unexpected termination OF hos
Utilities liUt generally speaking, vr
are Obliged tu accept the evidence ui
tho present
1t is 20 fearful prospect, he added.
"~,uusiuryiuE the enormous d~cstru'uun.
suffering and misery which IA, p""ply
of thce, stricken countries tr, under
going and which is beginning t. D."
felt ly tu, pcopl, Tar removed nun'
tho era uI warfare Iut fearful as II
it, that hes uuc uf the unpleasant rcdli-
ties 81 the var which We must face
and shape oar course dccordiuly in
st,t. uf being led Jos VAIN hopes
\uthoritN IN spanish tffairs.
SENIOR Gimtnu h. not only tn" guild
ulE l.suI, Of Spaiu's foreign relations
during the war. 70 he rs eminent 800
..Iyutiu, J- wei us bon public affair.
Hcsidys holding lhr purttol'p ut ,ututs.
ter ul state %" q senator, % member
of the tiDult, of the University of
Madrid. 90 doctor Of mcdlCIL an au'
thor OF STANDARD books uu scirntiti.
luu medical objects, UNc times q
member ct IA cabinet. ana on. ~ 'ho
foremost men uf the Liberal parts tn
power Iuc-' nan qualities give
HIM a position and authuUtr m Span
II-h aif.us much n,>oud the IT 81 POI
ui cal leader
S,nur Gumcuu was Interested t.
know the sentiment ia the lnltcI
states iu regard to the RESPONSE, epii.
htd given Gao the communication 81
President wilson
we tT, most DESTROYS tu cooperate
with tho Gultrd states iu ever, "a,
Within or power -td the minister
But BOO this cas-, uuu internal ,uUd'
tious made D. essential fur Is tu u'.
serve insulut, urutraut1. B,inE uI
the continent of Europe instead al
ross the Ntl1uti. h should pc rr'
ucmutr,d mat We tIo considerably
nearer the conflict than America W.
li,. Huuuur u-. too different shade.
ul opinion affecting oar internal pnliu'
.,tI affairs were -o strong mat "a strl'i
adherence" Co neutrality was positively
TIN. uuI, course open To- as Ana :,
tur Responses. Co the American con.
nominations have been framed wiz
tho doubl, purpose of acting IN &C
,|urduuy, with the necessities Of "u'
Internal political affairs. and at tn
Sau, tim. preserving aud c~ularglni
itho-r rrlationn and friendship whici
NOW bind America oud Spain -" ,trone
Is together
We ate glad 20 nave the oppor