Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-03-31 | Page 12 | [Untitled]

i m pppf pi pjig9 fill? f-IK3 IUFPT1 j I MifflMIIIlsii Sl til lilt if I i ' ;; I We of the East appeal to you to keep our J country out of . war. If the West does 1 nof act, and act at once, u?ar toil lr 'I fee upon us before we know it ' i YOU MEN AND WOMEN OF THE WEST, THE PRESIDENT IS WAITING TO HEAR FROM YOU. I YOU RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT WILSON BECAUSE T , l TELL HIM WITH ONE VOICE THAT I IE SHOULD STILL KEEP US OUT OF WAR THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS ARE I WAITING TO HEAR FROM YOU. THEY WANT TO KNOW DEFINITELY AND IMMEDIATELY THAT THE PEOPLE OF $ J AMERICA V. ( p . You in the West Do Not Realize How We Are Being Stampeded Into War War That Will Mean the Butchery of the Flower of Our Youth, the ' K p Wrecking of Thousands of Homes, the Orphaniing of Thousands of Children. f s rl Is America So Without Intelligence That We Can Find No Way, Out But War? Our Provocation Is Great, but There Are Honorable I " 14 ' v Alternatives to War. - h y , A joint high commission in accordance with agreements adopted at - 0 - The Hague convention -and precedents in Washington's and Adams's f t' administrations. V t h A conference of neutrals. - W ' v P i P The declaration of London regarding the laws of naval warfare. . . E; Nj ! r M An appeal to the belligerents for a congress to discuss a basis for y i k F permanent peace. The United States Congress has actually au- ' ' " I'l thorized our president to call such an international conference. ; : 1X Referendum of the people. i! The West Must Uphold the Best Traditions of America. The Voice of the West Can Prevent War. h You Must Act, and Act at Once. f i. The President and Congress Will Be Misled by Your Silence y ; '1 , You Must Speak Up, You Must Tell Your Congressmen That You Do Not Want War. ' 'r, j' Congress Meets Monday, April 2, to Answer the Ojuestion . : ' . ' If Your Protest Reaches Your Congressmen There Will Be -No War. ! s Two Cents Now for a Letter to Your Congressman or a Quarter for a Telegram May Save Untold Lives and Treasure. J !' Telegraph and Write Before April 2 jj f J It is a Little Thing to Do; It Is Also the Greatest Deed of Sincere and High Patriotism. You Owe It to Our Beloved Country to Keep It Out of -: ' 1 H War. ItTs a Patriotic Duty Do It. f ill I . Emergency Peace Federation, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York H The funds for this advertising campaign are contributed voluntarily by individual patriotic American citizens. . V-