Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 35, 22 December 1916 — Page 2

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NATION AWAITS RECEPTION OF : PEACE FEELER

; WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. With tin, purposes of President Wilson's note io belligerents clarified by official statements on the subject, the attention of the JJnited States has turned to the reception of the note in the for eign capitals. Diplomats here . are eagerly watching for indications of whether . the European neutrals will follow the lead of tine United States and make a similar appeal to the warring powers. There is growing feeling i that the United States hopes to 'become the clearing house for views and possibly for terms of the belligerents. Several of the diplomats . have advised their governments to that effect in order to Euide thera in their replies. Surprise at the fast growing signifi

cance of the President's move was expressed on ail sides, where it was pointed out that at first the opinion prevailed that the note itself was merely a "feeler" and that the most immediately contemplated in Jssuing it was the receipt of some sort of definition from the various t warring nations. That the President should let i: be know indirectly to the diplomats for their guidance, that he went evea farther than that and counted on an absolutely frank reply from the bellig-

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erents which would lead to an actual opportunity ; for negotiations proved only less surprising than the actual note Itself. This feeling was increased by Secretary Lansing's authorized statement yesterday that no . soundings had been taken of the attitude-of the belligerents addressed and that the

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note had been sent entirely regardless of the central powers proposals or of the reply of Lloyd George.

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"Ain't it awful men." There is a shortage of laborers who go from house, to house seeking jobs scooping snow off the walks.

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