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Karsten refers Perkins to the Iowa Woman's Suffrage Party for the literature she requested previously.

Perkins requests that Addams send her some information regarding the benefits to woman suffrage.

Abeel apologizes to Grasse for her inability to fulfill Grasse's request for books.

The French Section of the ICWPP presents terms by which all allied governments can abide in an effort to establish a system for peace.

Addams writes that she is feeling better after an illness, and her doctor is allowing her to leave the house. She is upset, however, that she will not see Haldeman in the coming month or two.

Addams discusses the proposed referendum vote with Forbes.

Thomas contacts Addams regarding William Jennings Bryan's intention to attend a peace meeting in Washington, D.C.

Sherman tells Addams that he believes a referendum vote for peace would not do any good, even though he sees war as a last resort.

Lewis is glad that Addams is feeling better, and states that although he does not agree with her in some aspects, he admires her method of activism.

DeWeese informs Addams that she and her local "womans association" are doing everything they can to aid the peace movement.

Bryan informs Addams that he cannot attend the Woman's Peace Party emergency meeting in New York City, but will send a telegram to be read at the meeting.

Addams updates Wald on several meetings that are coming up and discusses her own health issues

Gallagher informs Addams that he has received her letter and plans to reply to her views on the war.

Forbes expresses her concerns regarding the referendum vote that Addams had previously mentioned.

Addams asks Thomas to persuade Bryan to attend the peace meeting to be held in Chicago.

Addams sends Forbes information regarding an emergency conference.

Addams invites Bryan to join her proposed peace meeting in Chicago

Lochner expresses to Addams the stress that he has been under and discusses his views on the European allies of the United States

Wald expresses her wish for Addams to come to Washington to assist with lobbying

Thomas sends Addams a report of the activities conducted by the Emergency Peace Committee.

Cumberson informs Addams that she will not be able to attend Addams's proposed conference.

Balch tells Karsten that they should push the draft written by Lucia Mead.

An anonymous mother thanks Addams for the work she has done for the peace movement thus far, and expresses her opinions regarding the war in Europe.

A fragment of a letter written by Addams to Balch concerning the country's involvement in World War I.

Thomas sends Jordan the program from the recent Woman's Peace Party annual meeting.

Karsten sends Told some literature regarding preparedness

Karsten asks Shelley for copies of Bertrand Russell's letter to President Wilson.

Addams congratulates Jensen for defeating conscription in Australia.

Wilson informs Addams that Ida M. Tarbell cannot serve on the United States Tariff Commission.

Nichols sends Addams a letter from Mary Eva Perry Moore.

Kellogg agrees to publish Bertrand Russell's letter and asks Emily Balch to draft a pamphlet on Protestant opinions opposing the war.

Kellogg asks Addams for her peace editorial if it is finished enough to print.

Addams sends Linn checks to pay for a Ford and garage.

Addams tells Kellogg she cannot write a peace editorial at this time.

Addams tells Ickes that his statement was interesting, but she does not agree with his views on the Republican Party.

Wilson thanks Addams for her telegram and hopes for peace to come.

Williams warns Eastman that the Woman's Peace Party of New York City should consult with the New York [State] Branch of the Woman's Peace Party before expanding operations.

Eastman discusses plans to merge the New York City and New York State Woman's Peace Party groups.

Also known as Women's International League for Permanent Peace

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