A PEACE LEAGUE.
WH.-VT BRITAIN THINKS.
Australian and X Z. Cable Association
LONDON, November 30
In t:hc House of Commons Lord Robert Cecil said that Lord Grey, answering a telegram from the League of Peace, said his public utterances must have already made it. clear to the league that he sincerely desired to see a League of Nations formed to make effective and secure the future peace of the world. lie i Guarded this as the best, if not the only prospect of preserving treaties and saving the world from wars in years to come. Sir W. P. Byles "Does the German Chancellor agree?" Lord Cecil: "I do not know, and I do not much care."
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Northern Advocate, 2 December 1916, Page 4
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