"New York Times" Appeal to Avert War New York, July 27.
An appeal to the United States Government to take an "influential part" with the Democracies of Europe to prevent a European war, was made to-day by the "New York Times,"
Decrying the Spanish war and the threat of a European outbreak, the "New York Times" says that "the Democracies are powerful enough to dictate terms before the day of the Kuropean outbreak arrives if only they would stand together and il only they would insist on terms just to their potential enemies as well as to themselves."
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