BRITAIN AND AMERICA. ELOQUENT TRIBUTE TO ENGLAND. A war anniversary dinner at the ton- naight Rooms, recently, organised by the American University Union in Europe (British branch) asserable not only many representative my among the Ame
THE HUNGKONG" DAILY PRENS, MONDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1919.
country. If you desire to fill your haver. sacks before you return to America-your surely you could have mental haversacks-s come to no better place than this. What
and in the sevensens is richer in
Turner, Reynolds.
but many transient visitors, and an eller-Watts. (tainsborough, of formation 1.
you COPH
vescent representation, mostly in khaki, Landseer, uf the 2000 American university, students who have been detached from their own colleges for a period in order to study at "British institutions. Mr. J. B. MacAfen who, presided, proposed His Majesty the King and his Excellency the reside Among the ent of the United States." good things that had been brought about by the war, he said. was that the two Branches of the English-speaking races had learned to knew and abide with one another. In this sonst were associated the names of the rulers of two great coun" tries the one a monarchy which was a
so much.
Hera
Is
i
denzourney, and the other a Republic world be if that "di
which might be a democracy--(laughter) | wo
for between, then they could hardly dif ferentiate.
and is filled with lessons in conse deselopment, in human progress, and in and justice. advance in growing liberty, What land richer in architecture, whe ther you muse over the unknown builders of Stonehenge or the great poets who raised the great cathedrals or look at the "rican colony in Great Britain-the Ambas-
it art you come to see sador. Mr. J. W. Davis, at their head-ringing towers of the House of Parlia
Romney,
Have and a host of
medical tor What me have
have contributed
knowledge Harves
Jeaner, Listes
to the ore than Lister, to
Ame if you would prize of the human body? Is it law you must come, rien law, to its source of learning, to Pape, Baem. Mansfield, and a long line Koi awa of English lawyers, to whom
It is literature? Where should not where you study English literature it filter and Shakespeare sang and Scott, the whole Dickens, and Thackery ran gamint of human experience!
list are ready science Newton, Davy, Huxler, Dae- win, and Spencer here to speak to
to you. Where are
had not fallen on Isaac Newton a
How still would be the pula oot
of started on the
blood to night if Harvey
I know of no study of the circulation more successful piece of publicity, no "The Lord Chancellor, responding, con
more settled propaganda, than the myth fessed that on the whole this was the most that the crown of wisdom and learning singular position in which he had
can be found only in the universities of conceived the would be placed to reply tormany. The theory used to be, and for the King and the President. (Laugh can remember it not so many years ago, that Made in Germany summed up tar.) Looking back over the four and a
that since war was declared, he had the last and final trademark of complete half years no hesitation in declaring that no mon
education. But if it be true, as I think univer arch was ever more hardly tried than it is, that the great business of
so monarch the
King of England.
is not to make scholars but to make sity
fasten men is not men, that it bis subjects a higher
enough to ever set
of tran- down
stuf their prender example and
Riese
and nd
craniums as full as they can
high-
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LIBERTY UNDER MONARCHY.
to
ever
quillity and mined that," as far
was ever more
תאל
like
long time
to make them useful citizens. antibut as his influence and example could effect minded it will be it, the quarrel should be carried to a ccessful end. (Cheers.) That was why Englishmen, whose
ose history was on record to teach the lesson that nothing, not even the sanctity conceded to the traditions of kingship, had been allowed to stand between then and liberty that was why
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as they had cherished throughout the war. the ennerption of a historic monarchy, deeply rooted in the heart of the people wholly reconcilable with every con reption of freedom, (Chers.) As President, he would never forget the ex traordinary contribution. which Mr. Wil son had made to the imagination, world to the eloquence, and to the idea of the in the last two years. In his judgment history would record. of this remarkable man as not the least of his contributiens to the result of the war that he brought the whole American nation into the war with one pulse to see it rough to a He (C. cers,) triumphant conclusion. knew en
enough of America to realise how extremely unsafe generalisations about He knew there were great suc trons of the population who were not and bad not been traditionally friendly to this country, and he knew that bad the attempt been made to bring America into the war prematurely the never could have made the contribution which they had, in fact made, and which, when once had disappeared. Was An indis
addition of the Allied suCCES Therefore he paid to the President the tribute that he understood the people sufficiently well to take sich steps and
con-
ever visited the brain of man, hink, than that which lay behind the purpose of Cecil Rhodes and the founda scholarship Rhodes tion
the of
I wish he might have (Cheers) An imitator by this time among the well- intentioned philanthropists of the United States, and I hope this
is gathering to-night the indication of American students that wreat army of
visit ancient seats of learning in Grent these
from
and will eveke a reciprocal response alike army of Britons visiting the United States. (Cheers) I would like
of Professorships to see an exchange
I would multiplied and re-multiplied like 10 se warses instituted in oor in- stitutions, fo: the study of each other's history, customs, and methods of govern meat.
I echo the wish of the Lord Chancellor that wherever a voice is raised against Great Britain you may be ready to speak in her defence, and that you may carry trom this country the story of her splen did services and sacrifices in this great and freedom. war for human liberty and (Cheers.) There is upon all of us from the day we enter the university, till we
Peculia eve it, and from the day we leave it till the going down of the sun,
left us anything of the old worth while it was the deathless motto
expres his appeal in such language that obligation that we cannot escape. the nation, when it addressed itself to
the quarrel, rose in its might and majesty bility" Soblesse oblige." The univer
to redress in the new world the
ful, in fact, he believed that the ideal which both the King and the President dearly cherished, of an England and an America for all time friendly, not only of diplo language conventional macy, but in the re
the real affection of the heart. which counted a thousand
in the
of the old. (Cheers.) He was very hopssity men of Great Britain and the L United States undoubtedly have in their keeping the idenis, if not the destinies, of their In these four years that have People passed our people have been lifted up to great heights of idealism and sacrifice
of
deyo- seeking.
and trod the very peaks of
though
they bloody patriotism, tion and
overcome What a tragedy would were. the human race if these great ideals should be loss or forgotten now that the triumph has been won. If no other task were permitted to you than the preserva- tion of this heritage, that task would warrant all our exertion. (Cheor.)
more. would produce results which our They have gone out of the valley
which
to
Jast longer than the lives of any of them. (Cheers.) Nothing struck him more in his journey through the States than the extraorded the
similarity of outlook
two peoples in every that was essential, although they small matters. Let ight differ in many both peoples make up their minds not to allow unessentials to influence their minds, but to go deep down to the things that really counted (Cheers.) Every cne present at that gathering could play a great part in the future of the relation ship between the two countries. they returned to their own,
When
lak
that
them, never forget that these little islands made, after all, a decisive
sive contribution to the greatest struggle in history the men who fought by their side were men who judged not only by their fight
but by other deserved that they should clasp in qualities as American hand
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CZERNIN'S SECRETS. THE SERAJEVO TRAGEDY.
[FROM
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NEW YORK The secret correspondence of Count Czernin, late Foreign Minister of Austria- of Mr. George Creel, former Chair Hungary, which has come into the bands f the Government Committee on Public Information, indicates that the Archduke said nothing would Franz Ferdinand
to the beir-apparent
amassinated as the ol. a
be better for the future welfare of pence throne of Austrian-Magyar conspiracy than the united co-operation and affee!
tion of our two peoples, keit together
by devotion to the same ideals of justice gets hit, and because he was consid-
The
(Cheers.)
and freedom Ambassador, who was warmly greeted on rising to reply, said:
κ τίνο the
of then German Emperor
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it will ·be... I am sure we all echoed to the full the partment. Mr. Creel declares. eloquent tribute which the Lord Chan stown that Franz Ferdinand was plan-
cellor paid to the brave and gallant
(ChePies" the Throne of
"For was there
the
to build up a strong Austria, which eventually emancipate itself from
Thin Berlin. influence of
d
STYAL
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one of the people of Great Britain East, and the Berlin Gen Lom
the
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Franz
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in the hearts of every American present
with
(Cheers.) We accept from his lips, and
gratitude, the tribute to the Presi- Kaiser's son, Prince Eitel Friedrich, was dent of the United State you have given and ty
of the United States. As for myself, selected to study the Magyar language and make friends among the Magyar.
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spiracy to kill Frenz Ferdinand," says
14
have had experience of German Kul Mr. Creel, it is sufficiently evident that tur, and who are now ready to exchange there was no conspiracy in Serbia for that it for the culture of Great Britaim
On the contrary, it is dis (Cheers,)
purpose."
I fancy my pleasing function is closed that Franz Ferdinand was rather a friend of Berbia, and had incurred the
to welcome them in my official capa hatred of the Magyarsan he knew of
city,
end
to speak
words
Ma
their
representative the conspiracy between Berlin and Buds-
to this gathering a few
of gratitude for the cordial Pest
When the full correspondence is
Mr. Creel declares,
the
reception they have received in these 13 lisbee both Emperors, Germbad as well!
the
•they...
pab disclosures
as Austrian, absolutely impossible among
Tods When Willier, the Codgment here w
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