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

OF the spirit; an everlasting source ot liz ~
and the prime factor in fRshi0nlnE the ia
ton and leading it's onward nlaIS giiiAx II
ERNESTO NATHAN -
Mayor OF Rome
London. April %.
To thS American Press. - ~
des,re 10 send my Fluctuations 70 me
annuei meeting of the A a,e,.'6 ~ q and
the cs,rse of Irish liberty perhaps more
than any The chief enemies OF lreia ~
are ignorance and misrepI ,,s, ,be aims
letting the truth be known about me aD,,iS
and objects of Irish national movement.
TIE Associated Press Is doing eie"'
~ JOHN r. REDMOND:
Leader OF the Irish Nationalist.
Lima. Peru, April g
To the American Press. .,,.s 80
The MANY newspapers and illustrated re-
views nublished Peru are proofs Peru 5 be
lief in Importance press Press as toTCn-
bearer will shed light on our pTesent co,i-
service of The Associated Press. Greetings
and cordial coed wishes for your prosper
ity. AUGUSTA T. Lt'IO - ~,
Christiania, April IS.
To the Publishers of America.
The arsenaIs of the press are daily sup
piled with weapons from the SredI Wolh I
shops of science, where the stTohsesI , anu
10 solve the problem of life and illuminate
all questions bearing. upon the gToW dT,, ana
Prime Minister of Norway.
Santiago. Chilli, April IS.
To the Publishers of America. ,-.-....
Modern democracy affords press decisive
influence on International politics. Statists
and journalists go hand in hand. II Is
formers duty to guide press, and latter's
10 support liberty based on right in home
affairs and peace based on justice in for,
AITGUSTIN EDWARDS,
Gillian Minister Foreign Affairs.
Honolulu. Hawaii April 2S
To the American Press.
Nationally internationally press mas great
influence hut like individuals, and unlke
Church and school. il needs more seneTdilS
diffused disinterested aim 70 ascertain DIS
seminate true and best Hawaii greatB
appreciates splendid service of Inc AsSo-
ciated Press. WALTER f. FREAR;,
Governor Of Hawai-
Madrid April Is.
To the American Press.
In anv kind of human activity the press
becomes as necessary for nations as arr
fol- individuals. Earnestness ano 1882 -
press therefore are essential a. the AM
mating. impelling force OF prosTtssSs,,p
Former Prime Minister of Spain.
St Petersburg, April p.
To the Press of America.
Nv hearty greetings lest Wlshes loI lul
tber sllccess development The Associated
Press. Thanks its efforts toWarG r,d G;ood
truthful intelligence all over World. 'Iopu
social work is done for progress, know
edge mutual understanding and good eel
ing between nations. KOKON1ZOFF.
Russian Minister of Finance.
Rome. April =.
To the American Press.
considering great cOnglOmeration OF pop
,IIation i'm immense towns, where lmpos-
sible know each other, public opinion more
formed through newspapers, which cohst-
tute a political tie. If influential papers
u,inistered to souls. the press might be
come a church. Transforming and purifying
people. LO ~ LCNH-t -
The Rev. DR.. Hills remarked that he
had always understood that this coun-
try WAS ruled by God and the newspaper
editors. but he had never realized the
mower of the editors as on this occasion.
This felicitous remark brought a laugh,
and the unpleasant incident of few
seconds previously was allowed To pass.
THE wicked flee when no man pursueth,
but they make better time when Mayor
Gaynor gets after them" was another
remark which caused laughter.
DR.. Woodrow Wilson, president = or