LET THERE BE PEACE.

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LET THERE BE PEACE.

AND GIVE LORD

WORK

(Received March 17/9.45 a.m.) LONDON, March 16. "Lord 'Reay. interviewed, said that 'the arbitration agreement between •Great 'Britain and tho United States ■was a greab adva.nce in the interests »of tho wofKPs peace, arid would lead ■to an important extension of the arbitration df international disputes. He favors Sir Edward Grey's suggestions.

'Lord 'Charles Beresfortl, interviewed, said the timo had arrived -when tho English-speaking countries should combine to prevent war, as jjeaco was absolutely essential "to us. Tho Evening Standard says that military circles consider that Lord Kitchener's time is being frittered away. A suggestion has been -made that Lord Kitchener should be employed for five years developing the Overseas Armies as - advisor :cnd intermediary between the* respective cGoTerniDents, and framing a concrete scheme of defence as outlined vby Sir Josepia Ward and Mr 3. C. Smuts, £he £>Outh African Defence "Minister.