Thoughts For The Times
! Washington. ! Tla. atmosphere is favourable to the 1 success of this conference. Other such ' conferences have met and failed, but none has ever met in similar edreum- ' stances. The nations have learned a bitter lesson. They have bid recently emerged from a war mwKiralleled in magnitude and horror. The old invocation “Give peace in our time, 0 1.r,|,1” has acquired a new and poignant significance. The plain man is interested in ‘this conference as he was in none of its predecessors; the delegates have gone with a sense of responsibility which they can never have possessed ; before. The issue no longer concerns only the Courts and the Chancelleries; it affects us all, and from ovejry corner | of the earth are offered heartfelt pray--1 ers for the success of tin* conference. I May they be granted! Sydney Morning Herald.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1921, Page 2
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