Rome. Jan. 4, President Roosevelt's argument that world peace, through international agreement seemed to be safest in the hands of democracies, was not published in the Italian newspapers which only report briefly on Mr. Roosevelt's references to international affairs, Political circles maintain that the President fails to understand Italy, hich is asserted to be móte democratic than the great democracies: Th add that the Bri policy constant peace.—Reuter Berlin, Jan, 4
The tenor of President Roosevelt's address is exactly that which raised false hopes in Britain, leading to disappointment at the Brussels Conference, states the "Deutsche Allegemeine Zeitung" to-day. The newspaper takes exception to Mr. Roosevelt's division of nations into Just and unjust, adding that Europe no longer discuss he sacredness el of ridiculous treaties."—Renter
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