The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-03
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small portion of these are members
~ the American Society or Kindred
organizations and the others. not
generally known 80 their teiiov
| eountrymen are swallowed MP To-
The great vortex Of London a popula
ton of seven millions
Another element adding greatly
10 the American population OF Lon
| don is the large number Of yonns
men employed as MANAGERS or es-
perts. in British business houses aud
factories This is particularly true
| Of electrical concerns The head
quarters staff of the United RAN
WAYS. which controls a great under
ground system. miles of tubes and
connecting street railways, Is com
posed for example largely Of Amer
leans. while the Central London
Railway, the original tube, nov be
ing extended In several directions.
IL being developed under the guild
ance OF an American. Then the
estimate must include the Ameri-
cans of means. totaitng many hun
dreds. who are making their homes
There, and last but not least, the Am
erican woman, who have married
Englishmen.
In addition TO London almos
every city of any Importance in TN
country has an American colony AM
outside the cities many eouht'
house has an American for Owner
Tor tenant.
| There are men whom the London
Icrowds will cheer more enthusiast
ftically than they 90 the German En-
peror, but there is nobody they VIII
turn out in greater numbers to see.
| Ordinarily there must be a pag-
cant of some sort to attract the Lon
doner During the recent visit or
the German Emperor and Empress
and their daughter, however, they
were greeted. wherever they APP
peared, by thousands OF spectators
many of whom stood for hours
simply to see the visitors. On the
night of the gala performance at
Drurv Lane. which did not conclude
until half an hour after midnight
the Strand and other streets through
which the Royal carriages passed
were lined with people, although
the carriages were closed and only
the merest glimpse could be caught
of the royal occupants.
While Anglo-German rivalry con
times. the bitterness is disappear
ing. largely due to the efforts OF
the members of the Royal families
land men of influence in the poilncal
and commercial world The visit OF
the German Crown Prince to lndla
and his whole-hearted expressions
of admiration of British rule and OF
the Englshmen he met, had gooa
effect in helping TO overcome the
anti-German prejudice here, move
ment which has been taken step
further by the visit of the Emperor
and his family The visit reminded
the British public that the Emperor
| is closely related to their own royal
ia nily. and his attentions TO the
young Prince of Wales, III "hoh
every Englishman takes great
pride. were very warmly apprecia-
ted On the whole distinct I'M
provement can be noticed in the feel
ings of the British people toward
| Germany. even If the governments
have not succeeded in bringing the
points of view of the two foreign
offices into harmony on world pol
tiles
! London. in late years, has be-
come rather well acquainted with
the prime ministers OF the oversee
Domnions. Sir Wilfred Laurier
has attended all the Colonial and
Imperial conferences and other big
| functions since he came into power
in Canada in 1895; Sir Joseph
Ward, premier of the Dominion OF
| New Zealand, is almost as well
| known Louis Brotha, who led an
army against the British forces IN
South Africa and now comes to Eng
land as premier of the Federation
of South Africa, was here for the
( Imperial defense Conference and
was made much of.
The only premier who is attend