Neutral Nations

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 251, 1 April 1915, Page 5

Neutral Nations

AMERICA. OPINIONS OF FINANCIERS.

London, March 30.

The peace talk lias been resumed in America. Financiers predict an early settlement, believing the fact that Oermany has arranged credit with America, where she can now buy little, is due to the desire to finance early purchases the moment peace is restored. On_ the other hand, an American returned ironi Germany declares that Germans hate (England fiercely. T'l'ey' next hate America, but arc willing to shake hands with France. They regard Russia as merely stupid and unworthy of the attention of superior people. America is supplying the Allies with ammunition, which is regarded as a heinous offence.

ARRIVAL OF "THE DAY."

New York, Marcli 30.

The World, commenting on the Falaba incident, denounces Germany's decreeing the deliberate slaughter at sea of defenceless non-combatants, men, women and children.

Thee New York Herald says that it is "The Day."

PEACE CONFERENCE SUGGESTED.

(Times and Sydney Sun Services.) Received March 31, 5.50 p.m. London, March 31. Lars Nelson, a Swedish-American millionaire, has written to the Kings of Sweden, Denmark and Norway, urging that they have a unique opportunity _ of doing the world a good service by' calling a peace conference. He suggests that it meet at Washington.