The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
AT THE HOTELS.


ister. according 10 L. r. Gunter, a law
yer, Of New York. who is at the New
Willard
The so-caIIed Portuguese republic has
not been recognized by any Of the worlds
powers as yet" said Mr.. Gunter. The
united states government is naturally In
GUIDED among these nations. The mon
arehy OF Portugal is SIN regarded as
the government de facto, for which rea-
son the diplomatic and other representa-
yves sent Out by the government Of King
manuel are still recognized as the legal
representatives Of the kingdom OF Portu-
gal. Viscount de Altt is srU tbe accred-
tied Minister Of hts King 70 the seat Of
the Ihited states government, having
eeelFed MS appointment from the King
aha IRON no othef government. As such
ne continues 70 act here uurU the govern
ment Of tie United States recognizes ths
republic.
1t should be taken into considerable, 4"
continued Mr. Guuter. that even France
has not set recognized the new rerubJIc
II France could md any excuse AZ an
10 DO go, she would grasp the omar
tunity al once. IL should be taken fr-o
consideration that all news leaving Por-
tugal IS censored by the revolutionary
officials. who viii not permit ANYTHING
20 20 beyond the Portuguese frortfe~
that is not favorable 10 the republic Ar
any rate, Niscount de Alte Is SIN the
Portuguese Minister here. and as such
is recognized by and received by our
government Not until the credentials OF
the American Minister at Lisbon are
changed. creating him Americas Dip
iomatic representative 10 the republic Of
Portugal viii dc Alte and his King
cease 10 have standing at washington"
Or. Winsate O.. Cochrane. OF Ottawa.
Canada. who Is at the ShOreham. spoke
last night Of new scheme OF exchang-
ing American and English scholars.
A scheme for the interchange Of uni
versity students between the United
States. Canada, and the United Kingdom,
rivaling IN Importance that established
under the viii Of the late Cecil Rhodes,
has almost been completed The idea is
supported by an influential committee.
including rot only the highest govern
ment officials Of England and Canada.
but also the heads OF The chief universe
ties lH the United Kingdom. Il has also
the Endorsement Of the presidents Of the
American and Canadian universities.
THE object is 10 provide opportunities
20 students Of the three countries 10 OBJ
tain some .Czl insight into the life.
rrogress ana customs az other nations
with O. minimum Of lnc0nE euielce 20 their
academic work and az the least possible
ezreuss
In the first place" continued Or.
C0Curane. The promoters suggest the
provision Of certain travelling scholar
ships. the selection for which should boz
along The lines OF the Rhodes srLuHr-
ships. the selected candidate, in add.-
ton 10 his academic qual-ncauons- ID Dr.
what is popularity known aS an a---io.iA
man
"enis-elsAl or i-s@e 7'-'ia. s---l'7 o. r.
proposed iaIi'reh 10 De- al"'.ti-7 -..
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