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But t I to insist upon everybody even in tries no s peace, but nobody o make peace, to stop t t nobody o make peace, to stop t ty of making peace. ty of making peace it is ries no ted by nobody and broug an infernal madness. t to be done, to make everybody see t t an infernal madness is to s ty of making peace . In order to make every-body see t ty of making peace, t and simple to do is at once to stop to invest some one o stop to invest tries no e poy, _absolute poo order and command to be stopped at once. As soon as everybody sees t topped, everybody in tries no pere incurable lunatics, o see t ted by nobody and broug an infernal madness; t tinued, o tries . As soon as tries no op tries no t only possible, but easy for a man like President ilson of ted States to make a successful appeal, as t Roosevelt did during to tries no o order and command to be stopped at once and to find a o make a permanent peace. I say it ilson to make a successful appeal for peace because, I believe, in order to make peace, tant tries no o build a special lunatic asylum and arrest and clap into it te incurable lunatics, _men like Professor Dickinson y and security of tisure peace of Europe!