NEUTRAL NATIONS
POPE’S PEACE EFFORT. NO REMORSE ON THE ALLIES' I SIDE Rome, Aug. 7. Certain monarchs have replied !>• the Pope's letter. There is good authority for stating that the Pope is about to make more definite steps’ for peace, inviting the co-operation of neutrals. A high ecclesiastical authority in an interview stated that intervention was not how premat me. Everywhere the v.ar vvas languishing. The Gelman advance in Poland va> unconelusive. All the belligerents were paired, (si<) especially the apparent victors. The pope had thus chosen well the moment for tli<- first peace, movement and was following it, up; with words more energetic and etli-j carious. I
The ■ ('•uriere d Italia ’ publishes a. note that the Pope is working for a peace which will respect, the right of nations. He will not advocate tins or that people, not even his own Italian. His voice ought to resound in solrmu admonition to those desiring to impose peace without regarding the rights of oppressed peoples. The paper commends this to the careful consideration of Germany and every other nation experiencing remorse of conscience.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 430, 9 August 1915, Page 6
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