The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
POPE IN NOTABLE
APPEALS FOR
PEACE At GENOA
Hopes Esta b lis h e d
Unity Will Result
From Conferences

GENOA May Hope fur 90"
successful outcome ui the Gruun
r.lfDr.ug, az o. notable aid Iu
4.l.s.IrE tho estuhl -hmrut ~
u.tgy 1n aecure basic wac oN-
pr,-srd iy Pope Tius 100 his u"lah'.
letter iu taIpnal CasparrL which
ul- created such d,rp interest boo
conference circles here
IH. frAf of th, letter
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are animated Goo seu r-lIHlIHh,u lI
] tht world new peace which does
not u.rr,iy consist iu cessation "l
uHstiltIv- but principally ln spltl-
tunl reconciliation, cnu-vs NJ te
P follow with soicltous attention. 900
| fact with anxious tr"p'lufiuu. the
work of the Genoa conference.
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/ fufhful prHpl" TO ihNnh" WIN geo.
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. Guu uu FuIs conference W. can.
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/ feel ut arutug removed thanks .u
the good VIII OF all the serious uh-
I -ttyI,- which from th, N'iF begin
ming seemed GO make 'u" uuHi4Ui..
l Ity Uf agreement remote.
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/ that th. happy Issue OF such Dc
great ls-rmbiNEe, which iurI4uy-
f,prssruthuvHs OF an The civilized
nations. VIII mark historical
I date Iur Christian civilization. 'sp"-
pHlN 300 Europe thc people ~
wul,h have suffered -u much ,n
pu-t conflicts aud through .fr o..
rem and m,sst depiurauly cuuar
qucucrF and rightly d"=tr' till
through CO." ugency of the confer
enc. the danger OF new ,uutIagtu.
tiuns shall be removed as laI a'
possible
MAY mII Attainment at least
prepare the basis Tor the future
aud mot fsr distant advent 90 a urW
cra ut peace ~ which one ntHy -ay
with the Bible, that justice aud
peace have loiucd. r"Wcmh'rlu-
that th, ,eigrurIsr ut justice muHl
%, tempered with charity
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also fh, divine command. VII
work greatly 20 thu Advantage col
both cuuuurrurs uud conquered hu
especially to the ndNuuflg' u
thu-" unhappy population ut east
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famine ANA opidemiCE, while the.
embrace in their territory so man.
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be- strong elements in social resio
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and comfort. together with thH
Of our lamented predecessor, roacl
+ these populations. though they Hr
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common participation in the hul
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I venture even In This cuufrrrur'. th
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o. lasting agreement should fsll wh
y can think without trcpidHtion hu'
much tho condition ~ Europe nl
ready 90 drpiorahic and threaten
ing would b. aggravated. with th
}, prospect ~ continually increusin
' Wfforlur and the danger ~ u con
Z | flagrutinn which would involve
y its ruins an Christian civilization