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and the War

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THE MAN FOR WASHINGTON:}

GREAT STATESMAN AND ENGLISH GENTLEMAN.

Viscount Grey, Great Britain's new special envoy at Washington, is known to his countrymen and to the world as one who, in his policient that of British lite. has always carried out the statesmanship.

is a great statesman and a

great Englishman,

Hundreds of thousands of people look on him as one of the last of the king line of true English country.

remaining in public life to-dus.

Fiscount Grey, as Washington will And,

has most charming and lovable, per Monality.

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When Mr. Gladstone gave him Under Secretaryship in Is he began the steady climb which was finally to place him at the head of the British Foreign Office at three of the must critical periods in the world's history. On two of these occasions he averted a European conflict: on the third he strove, to

to the obtain a a peaceful settle of the

disputes which led to the F tragedy which has just ended. It was after the Anglo-German tensione over the Agadir affair that the then Sie Edward Grey became known as the "lore

last minute, to ment of world

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in Europe. His handling of delicate situation on that occasion, When war seemed inevitable,

the

right in the forefront of Enged him

Ministers.

'For-

Unless one knows intimately the man whos

now to look after Britain's inter ests at Washington it is difficult to undąṛ. stand his complete success. The magnetic. power of genius such as is associated with men of the Lloyd Cleorge type is not his. It was a case of the words, nes the man, whenever he delivered- speech, for there was always a wonderful clarity in the manner in which he presented his case.

LOVE OF NATURE

It is said that on one occasion Mr. Gladstone expressed the opinion that his young Under-Secretary was lazy. It was not meant that he neglected his duties, but his laziness

consisted rather in

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ambition apart from the competitive | It may be that this laziness." which is really an aloofness, is the secret of his success. for it

stamped him as an able and honest nur with a sincerity of pur- pose which carried everything before it and dominated situations, even in un age when inen of "pash and go" prevailed.

Like all country gentlemen,

Viscount Grey is a great sportsman with an intense love of angling. Dry-By Eshing was his favourite relaxation until failing exe sight "compelled him to abandon all such paruice

He is the author of what is perhaps the most captivating book ever written on y fishing. Not only is this work admirable from a technical point of view, but it

but it possesses an extraordinary sharm, in its appreciation of nature.

He might well have become a second White or

Selborne. Awan enthusiastic naturalist. he enjoyed nothing so much during his term at the Foreign Ofice as his tramp with Theodore Boosevelt thehigh the New Forest for the purposes of observing the bird life of that glorious stretch of woodland,

Britain, in sending Viscount Grey to Washington at this critical bour in the development of the good understanding between the English-speaking peoples, is giving the United States of her very best.

BRITISH MERCHANT SEAMEN. PROPOSED "AMERICAN TRIBUTE.

A munificent proposal to raise the sum of ten millions as America's tribute to British Merchant Seamen, which urigi nates with Mr. William H. Appleton, in: American gentleman of Yorkshire parent. age, hae drawn the following message from President Wilson:

"I am very glad indeed to have an pportunity to add my voice to the American tribute to the British Mer- chant seamen along with our own gal- fant seamen. They have rendered a service to humanity in the great war which has just ended, which enrolls) them among the true servants of free- dom and civilisation. I sure that I am speaking, when I say this, for the people of the United states, and particularly for the American seamen who have taken a like "part in the great enterprise of liberty,"

Admiral Lord Beresford wrote to Mr. Appleton in appreciation and gratitude for the spontaneous offer, adding: "At the beginning of the war the officers and seamen went to men, unarmed and not escorted to almost certain death. 17.000 gave up their lives to maintain a food supply and transport. 20,000 "more are incapacitated. We nearly lost the war in 1917, and must have done so without the pluck, grit. endurance, and courage of) the British Mercantile Marine."

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It is, of course, a gigantic task which Mr. Appleton has set himself, but he in confident of success, and, as he pointed out at a luncheon which be gaya at Claridge's Hotel, he has already created a big organisation for the purpose at 665, Fifth-avenue New York, from which to appeal to the 120,000,000 of our American Allies. Meanwhile, he is setting himself while in England to get in touch with the forty to fifty thousand Americans in Great Britain. Mr. Appleton was anxi- ous to make it plain" that his scheme 'is not to be considered aș charity. It is America's tribute to daty nobly and xilently, done without the expectation of reward. Only Americans are to be asked to subscribe. For the purpose of endow ing the homes of these 30,000 British heroes at 22 a head, £60,000 'n week will be required, or £3,000,000 a year, which meant that £60,000,000 would have to be put up at 5 per cent. One-sixth of sixty millions is ten millions, and that is what he is asking for. The money is to be in- vested in American securities, and the FRENCH LESSONS securities handed over to British trusted, Mr. Havelock Wilson, of the Seamen and Firemen's Union, expressed bin gratitude for the spleedid proposal and felt sure that it would help to cement the friendship between the two great English- speaking races.

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