Jane Addams to Emily Greene Balch, June 26, 1915

My dear Miss Balch

I am so sorry not to see you in Amsterdam, but a cable from U.S.A. yesterday made us feel that we must return. We haven't yet got our tickets but we go to Liverpool at once and hope to find space on the St Louis. Please write me c/o The Survey in N.Y. for I will see Prest Wilson at once and ↑will↓ not go to Chicago if possible until after your return. The English people are [illegible] ↑for↓ this [intervention?] than for any other. [page 2] I hope you are not too tired out. I will write more from the steamer.

Hastily yours Jane Addams

June 26" 1915 [page 3]

↑people we saw in England the last week for about half an hour [etc.]

Lowes Dickinson

Bertrand Russell

Lady [Selborne]

Lord Robert Cecil

Lord Crewe

Allen Baker, M.P.

W. H. Dickinson, M.P.

Noel Buxton, M.P.

Mr. Whitehouse, M.P.

Percy Alden, M.P.

[Ramsay] MacDonald, M.P.

Charles Trevelyan, M.P.

Arthur Ponsonby, M.P.

Graham [Wallas]

Sidney Webb

Leonard Hobhouse

Hirst, Editor of The Economist

Massingham, Editor The Nation

[S. K.] Ratcliffe, Editor Daily News

Alfred Zimmern

Lloyd George

Lord Chief Justice Rufus Isaacs, Earl of [Reading]

Lord Morley

Lord Bryce

Lord Haldane

Lord [Loreburn], (Robert Reid)

Archbishop of Canterbury

Bishop of Winchester

Bishop of Bombay

Carlisle of Oxford

Gilbert Murray

Sidney Ball, St. John's, Oxford

[A. L.] Smith, [Balliol], Oxford

George Cadbury, Birmingham

John Burns, M.P.

E. Morel, M.P.

Lord and Lady Courtney

Mrs. Barnett

Mrs. Creighton

Olive Schreiner

Vernon Lee -- ↑Lady Page↓

Alice Meynell

Lady Henry Somerset

Mrs. Swanwick

Lady Barlow

Lord Eustace Percy

[G. H.] Perris

Aylmer Maude

Herbert Stead

180 members of English Committee

Settlement people, etc., etc.