Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-21
AMENITIES BETWEEN EDUCATORS
OF JAPAN AND or AMERICA.

800 So '''7 ''' 49, ~ ~ -" S"'"' ''''t
of \. V. NJ alumni in the Gymnasium
on the 5th inst. was the presentation n,
tho Hon y ~ po,odi.. ~o, Wi,
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OIL a series OF reSoluO'ns' adopted at 2
recent meeting of japanese educators anc
students IL, -,ol.io lana, oxnrosst,r tboi,
...,
ia ''''' VI '''' ''''"'' ''''H9 vi Wv u
country TO the United states. The meet
WAS was held in Toxic on the 2sth o,
Nav last and tho resolution. tho, odor,.
~ WIZ ''' ""'"'" ny i''S'u'"' i''''E"'
wan OF the Imperial University of ',Okio
to General Stewart L. Woodford of New
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90 ~
Sh"u'n arise ne "oula pr'hG lhcm 7" inc
attention of tho officers ana alumni OF
American COLLEGES In accordan-o with
,bo. ,o,,,oa, ,,,o a,.,,,. ..
'''' nv" ~
'"' "Iui'"l OF our ot"tc 'hlNerSiN' as
translated and read at the alumni break
fast ,bcv oro &c fouows.
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ro,,ia n, "i 700, mug :"
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, 49, ,, 1870 ~
~ " III '"S' N'i''''''''''
cncona .r.., .o,.,,.. ..o..,3.
the friondshin or tho neonlo NJ Tho I,ni.
ted States for the people of Japau is
mhnI'"stod continuously during the last
~ ~ ~ anu ''.c in'.> NI''N i'ni"'i
,1,,
Cd labors Of American educators in the
development of our Institutions of learn
ing; ana in the cause Of humanity. by
the sympathy and assistance given To
the families OF our soldiers and sailors.
Thrd-1nat we confirm the statement
That Ionn, has NOT crtorod tho nroecr,
struggle for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or conquest
but has been forced into it for the Sc
curity of the empire. for the permanent
peace of the East, and for the progress
of that hcnonciont and cnlightonod civil
ization which Jonon horsolf has ;rhihod
from the nations of the West and which
she has made her own
Fourth-vhot in tho stru,p,e ,t,ndir,
&c we do fnr nrircinIoe wbich wo hc,ioro
are idon,ico, witb those cherisbod rv al,
enIirhtcnod rotion. wo ,ook ~ tha naon,a
of Tho I-,itcd St,,os for ,b,t s,,r,u,,h,.
which We ho,io,.o 49, o,,,so dosor,ns - -,
oenoci,,,,, 1o ,ro .urr 20 ~ ao,,,na ~
,,p;,ors;t;,, ~ A.,..ia, ...ia, - IT,
70 r., $780, 49, ~ 49,, '".s sH.''
ond e. ,.ho.a .ano,,a. i,.,i w., ,'.
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AFTER me reading or the resolutions the
following response to them was present
cd nv Mr. Roradic,.
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N''"i ''>ST VIZ LIE - " M Ahi'u MN
The alumni Of the Jrnivorsjtv n, vor-
mont who bovc esthercd to celebrate i,s
centennial onriversarv h,va Ii,,ono1
with proat interest 10 tha roeol,,;o,s
which were adoutod AT the neeting or
oduc,tors and .tudnrta 10 Io,a, eIt -
WAS held at ToLio m tho osth ar Ma.
last
The .cnso which those rcsoIutions ex-
pr.ss az tho indohtcdnoss 81 W. o,',,,a
OF education in Japan TO the services Of
H'iurIcan educators ana inc recognition
,.aiIed hotuon,, w. -. ~, - nav i .lr-
ties Of America and those sons of Iapan
whom our colleges and universities are
s si"n a''i PROUD 90 reckon among their
we reiC,icc in tho fr;ond,v ro,otio,,. r.,io,,
have prevailed and still prevail between
IN" TWO nations and still more In the rcla-
nrav,ins, ~ od,, "',n p"rpose "hIch are
both nations more close to each othor ,n
spirit, though separated by the width OF
, ,.a'. woriu, ana we ,ruSt mat me coming
more firm and extensive
We send across the continent and the