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phase and whether it would continue six months, ten months or a year longer
was the only question. I thought the Allies would have plenty of time to
find out whether their spring <del/> and summer offensive would be effective.
Hamilton Holt and Mr. Short of the League to Enforce Peace came shortly
after lunch. They made a report on what they were doing and advised with me
as to what should be done further. I told Holt the League to Enforce Peace
was making a mistake in so closely defining the purposes of the League. I
advised making the purposes more general for no one at this time could tell
what would <add>be the</add> result of international negotiations on that subject, and it was
not well to tie ourselves down to a special program. He understood and said
he would try to change the attitude. He wished to proceed in still another
direction which I thought inadvisable and which he agreed to drop.
Mr. Howard Whitehouse, M. P. came to confer further regarding the pro-
gress of the President's peace program.
January 14, 1917.
Dr. Hollis Godfrey telephoned from Philadelphia asking if he might come
over for a half hour's conference. He came with his secretary and confined
himself to the thirty minutes allotted. There was no necessity <add>for</add> <del/> his coming
at all.
B. M. Baruch came to talk over his troubles in which he is involved
because of "the leak" and his stock operations. I politely intimated that
I thought it would be just as well if he did not come again soon. I do not
wish to be mixed up with his affairs which are none of my making and in
which I am not interested.
January 15, 1917.
The Attorney General telephoned from Washington last night at bedtime
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