| Show RO Sf fl TS TSI I ITA TIO I England Accepts One to Participate Participate pate in a i Second Peace Confer Conference dice ence ence but With a Reservation OTHER POWERS DO 00 THE SAME This Relates HeroIcs to 10 0 the That Th t Slight Ml lit be Submitted to 10 The Congress Co creu London April 13 In the tho house hou o of lorda today Lord Keuy HellY liberal naked If Invitation to 10 the powers to tend send representatives to In n a second peace conference would bo be no tie Iel I eel and whether the question of contraband of woe IllI would be lie brought before the conference 1 Foreign Score tiny tary replied relined that tho the thou hind had been accepted The rho govern folrn government bent ment haul had placed In III hands with a I reservation merely to the tho subjects which might bo ho submitted to 10 the conference All tho the other powers potters hind had Jl tl accepted the tho Invitation than tion with equal CO 1111 n lit und and with tho name Collie reservations reservation Lord Lansdown said I that Ihn l tho poet thou of ot the powers wan wag nn a tin factory In III regard to many litany of 1 law In w The fhe only method n R neutral power could adopt when at aN variance with one or m tuo tue belligerents short of restarting to which he ho Lord would rather ruther not contemplate coil Sins WIH IIII to tallow the example of ot Great and press Us Its claims strongly and i lew Jel ett protests Ho Ile pointed out that Greet Great recent tat Ions mitt and protests to hud hind not been without effect Lord however regretted tI that the government had hall nut not departed In III spite of ut all arguments from flom the tho at attitude It 1 first assumed In regard to coat cOlli 1101 the fart fact that at nl the tho conference of or 1881 Russia adopt adopted ed cd an nil attitude diametrically ii opposite to In that which she had bud nov nosy The rho foreign secretary III 1 gal that the tho American and governments during n ti these t h e ecal ce p i 1 IsCu a held l Identical l t t cal 1111 views He believed that In regard to hh all nil these points the two governments had been eye eo to eye and that their diplomacy di diplomacy hind had been heen directed toward the Iho accomplishment of oe the same lame ends elide Lord outlined the subjects for discussion which Secretary Hays note of at Invitation proposed and pointed out nut that It Il would be he Impossible now to enumerate all tho the subjects which nt at atthe the proper moment might l be e selected tiel but hul when the time came mate probably all the tho matters which recently were ore under discussion would go before the tho confer conference once ence to 10 which the American government invited the tho powers In III conclusion Lord 1011 sold said that among other subjects which It wan Sins stout desirable to discuss was the dan dnn danger ger er lions from mines the IIII now new and terrible development of ot modern mOll war warfare tare tar In fact It Il was very wry desirable that thata a I general agreement int should lio be reached among the Iho powers on all 11 the tho points raised Feeling that everything should he be dono done to 10 restrict the tho area of lie bellig belligerent Brent erent operations and tho the nut Auf JIM inconvenience of ot those dl I and Indirectly affected the gov government eminent cordially welcomed the Initia Initiative five tive of the United and at ol the proper tithe would gladly associate It Its itself s self lf with the government of the tho Stales In III dealing with these Important question The lh secretary shared the Ihl hope that than the Iho time line was n not far distant when Wh they Ihl might 1111 to this thin Ihl most humane tail and most moat hotter honor honorable able tusk task |
