New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

paper Publishers Association ana ASH
ciated Press. This year / SEND frlehdiy
greeting. as the press il. our days can
easily have beneficial or detrimental cree
on international relations L highly 5 Ipns
ciate good work done by Associated fItss'
whose represeDtatives abroad are impair
tial and well Informed | am assured that
Chancellor of German Empire agrees "i'h
'''' - CONT Won BERNsToRFF'.
German Ambassador at washington
stockholm. Sweden. April ~
To the American Press, New nork, ,.i.,vs
There is something great IN leaulls N.5s
sentiments OF nations toward nopie ,s,I-o
natriotic de,ds hut dreadful viii be juds
fnent which history Will one~day y ,,,Ser-
on MIN who uses power OF prs. 81 his
mine official and moral strehsth VI ' a.
country Do not forget that duty press Il
ARVID LINDMAN.
Prime Minister OF Sweden. o.
Manila. April Is.
Cordial Philippine greetings we appIe
ciste here great work done by home news
papers and powerful influence your ~ 20
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administration islands. believing ourselves
gamers from better punlie k q gSnpsEs
Governor General of the Philippines.
Constantnople, April y.
To the Publishers OF America -,
The. press. a machine TO ennGhtien a ~
mould public opinion, can, IL II wishes, op-
scure publie opinion. ! nope Aii iss real pur9
nose avoiding all temptations InPeIlrs IL
10 mislead the public. HAhhl 49, Dr.
Grand Nizier of turkey.
London, April 2s.
To the American Press.
Cordial congratuIations Best wish l can
send nv old comrades is that their enor-
nous and still growing power may De ac
companied by an ever increasing sense OF
individuai responsibility for its conscien-
tious and patriotic use.
American Ambf Esador TO Great Britain.
Caracas Venezuela, April Is.
To the Publishers Of America.
In name OF Venezuela | send greetings as
ISOLATED Press. with wish that, thfousn
impeling force, your orgahlzatloi, ,iE e
men, fraternity all nations, TO emo tnat
light universal civilization may specify IL
EMILIO EMIL Si C11So51TsTANTINo GUERRERO.
Acting President Venezuela.
Mexico City. April IS.
To the Publishers Of America.
MeNico's greeting. The Associated Press
is a benefaction TO nations and govern
ments I, is the instantaneous challenge to
the transgressions which one or the other
may commit. by an authorized witness OF
their acts PORFIRIO DIAZ,
President OF Mexico.
Brussels. April IS.
To the American Press
send you my hearty regards. 1t Is un-
nous power of press, the wise exercise
whereof is not only an essential for the
nation, but an essential 10 the perpetuity
Of the press itself. With best wishes to
those upon whom rests the heavy respon-
sibility of using that tremendous power
aFisL'' ! am TrH TI9Sfp65RR ROOSEVELT.
Toxic, Japan. April d.
To the American Press.
What most desirable in newspaper press
Of to-day is absolute honesty high intelli-
regard human
rights, and sincere desire for peace OF
world. Responsibility. newspaper publisher
second none. l regard The Associated Press
as essential factor progress civilization.
MARQUIS KATSURA.
Prime Minister of Japan.
Copenhagen, Denmark, April rs.
To the American Press New York
Press is strongest moral factor in public
life Of present times. In no other profess
sion is tact discretion so requisite
Press is exercising great educational infiu-
ence upon nations by unwilling crimes in
private and public life. one of the best
missions press is uniting members same
nation throughout world and l therefore
send from Copenhagen greeting TO Danes
who been admitted 10 glorious American
ration CARL THEODOR ZAHLE,
Danish Prime Minister.
Madrid April Is.
To the American Press.
Although the press in obedience force
public opinion discusses freely differences
between countries. and sometimes thereby
accentuation those differences by publicity,
the finai result its WOrk is Tor peace, be-
cause teaches nations better understand
one another. With cordial greetings to The
Associated Press, PRIETO.
Spanish Foreign Minister
Paris. April y.
To the American Press.
I extend to entire American Press eX-
preston my cordial sympathy and best
wishes its prosperity. / thank IL for work
ing for maintenance cordial relations
which have existed more than CEN
fury between France and United States
and for realizing that the goal 10 great
republics ia world in their material moral
growth is development of idea justice and
liberty. PICHON:
Foreign Minister. French Republic.
Rome, April Is.
To the American Press
To repeat that press is one most power
ful and most benefcent forces modern
society IS a commonplace, but what is a
commonplace II not an evident truth. uni
versaNy felt?
MARQUIS ANTONIO DI SAN GIULIANO,
Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Havana. cuba, April o.
To the American Press.
Ny best congratula tons To this great and
useful association. whose good services are
appreciated i'm all civilized countries
ALFREDO ZAYAS.
NiCe-President of Cuba.
Rome April Is.
To the American Press.
hail la prpSg- the driving wheels