The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-29
Crowned Heads, Ministers and
Diplomats From All Over
World Greet Publishers.
MESSAGES RECEIVED AT
BANQUET IN NEW YORK
All Express Appreciation of the
Great Work Done by
American Papers.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-An interesting
feature OF the joint banquet in New
York this evening OF the Associated Press
and the American Newspaper Publish
crs' association was the receipt in the
banquet room at the WaldorfAstoria dur
ing the progress of the dinner OF some
twenty-five or thirty cablegrims of con-
graduation from all parts OF the world.
These messages were sent by crowned
heads presidents Of republics, prime min
listers and prominent statesmen from
the four corners OF the globe. They
were obtained by the correspondents OF
the Associated Press in the various cap
itals, cabled To New York today and
copied In the banquet room from n telc-
graph wire loopcd with tic main sub
marine cables reaching the city. They
were read as fast received and were
then displayed To the assembled diners
on cardb dbonrd sheets fifteen feet wide and
four feet deep, hung on either side of the
hall.
lowing.
From King Albert.
brussels, April IS.
"To the Associated Press: Remember
ing with pleasure kind welcome l re-
ceIved in the United States In other
DAYS. / am glad to seize this opporIu-
nifty OF expressing my sympathy with
American Press. as also for it's active
contribution To progress of civilization.
"ALBDRT, King of the Belgian3."
Lisbon, April 20.
"ro the Publishers OF America: Press
today constitutes one OF the most power
ful factors In the development OF human
Ity bv the rapid diffusion OF useful iufor-
nation by free discussion OF all qucs-
tions and by defense of principles rclat-
ing TO the happiness and progress OF our
age. / gladly greet the American Press
and express my warmest wish for Its
further NlII,At'A
Portuguese Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs"
"To the American Press: His majesty.
King Alfonso, prevented by precedent
from addressing personal message. re-
quests me send regards sympathe tic
work of Associated Press. and apprc-
ciatcs cordial Interest shown newspapers
II. :. a. in matters affecting himself and
Spanish people. PRlETO.
Spanish Foreign Minister"
From German ambassador,
Washington. April IS.
'To the Associated Press. New York
II afforded me much pleasure To attend
last years annual dinner of the Amer-
can Newspaper Publishers association
and Associated Press. This year 1 send
easily have beneficial or detrimental ef-
feet on international relations ! highly
appreciate work done by Associated
Press. whose reports are broad and we'll
informed. | am assured that chancellor
OF German empire agrees with me in this
appreciation,
(Signed)
"COUNT Won BERNSTORFF.
German Embasador at Washington
"StocJholm, Sweden, April IS.
"To the American Press, New York
There Is something great In loading
views. sentiments OF nations towards
noble ends. patriotic deeds. but dreadful
will be Judgment which history will one
day pronounce ON him who uses power
N1.tt Ina al
strength Of his country, DO not forget
that duty press Is lead opinion. not be
led by IL ARNID LINDMAN.
prime Minister of Sweden"
Manila. April 2S.
"To the American Press: Cordial
| Philippine greetings. We appreciate tho
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