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JGerman Women Will Attend Peace MeetingAll Belligerent Nations of EU-lMiss May Watson. Ararowan. Scot-rope Wifi be Represented at He,en Ford-Conference of Women.Margaret Ashton. Manchester; Miss Sturge. Birmingham; * Miss E. L. Voynich, Richmond. Surrey: Miss Marie C. Stopes, London; Miss Violet Vanbrugh, London; Miss Frances E. Newton. London, withf■sr-i~nP.ei-r,ite-:5i-hOIte.wL-dnrii-i Corwpon.i#‘n«*f* of A5Aociaied Prw.i THE HAGUE, Netherlands. May 1.—Many well known women from Germany and the British Isles met Syrian friend: Miss Norah L. Smyth, at the International Congress: London; Miss Chrystal Macmillan, of Women on April 28 not withstand- Miss Marshall. Miss Courtney. Miss ing that,their countries are at war. Leaf. Mrs. Wilson Wilson and Miss and contrary to reports tha German: isa.be! Ford.women* had decided not to attend. far ^ js known here, the Unit-A list of German and British women who had expressed their Inten-ed States is being representd by alarge contingent of women, amongtion of being present either as in- whom are Miss Jane Addams. and a dividual members or as delegates of j number of members of the Peaceparty.There are a few delegates from Austro-Hungary. and a few from Bel-societies contains the following names:Germany: Fraulein Anna Edinger.Frankfort-on-Main: Figiu Professor gium. Among the neutral countries.Dr. Heidsieck, Coblence; Frau Dr. Denmark. Italy and Switzerland Is Lung Haesch Ernst. Ganting. near j being well representd. The difficulties Munich: Frau Marparethe L- Selen- ©f French women getting to the con-ka. Berlin: Frau Marfe Wegner. Bres-jgress are almost insuperable, and it law. Frau Johan a Birnbaum-Kadiscb. is doubtful whether that country willMadgeburg: Dr. Anita Augspurg, Munich; Fraulein Lida Gustave Hey-mann. Munich: Frau Frida Perlen.be represented by more than two or three delegates.One of the resolutions to be plac-Stuttgart: and Frau E. von Schlum- ^ before- the congress will demandberger. Stuttgart.British Isles: Miss Mary E. O’Sullivan. London: Mrs. Elizabeth. Mary Southey. Brighton; Miss E. Sylvia London:*. Miss Gore-Booth, Miss Esther G. Roper and Mrs. C.'Despard. London; Mrs. Crossfleld. Cambridge:that the governments of the world will no longer allow private ownership of armaments.LONESOMEST MAN— i ■ - — •In British Army Has Now Become
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