The sun., 1916-12-09
MORGAN, BACK, SURE
OF ALLIES TRIUMPH
Banker Returns From England
in Splendid Health
and Spirits.
SHUNS FINANCE TOPICS
Lord Shaughncssy, Also Pas
senger on Finland, Talks
on Canada's Future.

j. p. Morgan, who sailed hence for
London On September 30 by the Ameri-
can liner Finland on business relating
to loans to the Entente Allies. returned
last evening by the American liner Fin
land.
He was accompanied by his wife and
daughter and all were unlisted, but this
did not prevent Mr.. Morgan from re-
ceiving the reporters democratically.
Mr.. Morgan talked about many things
coming up the bay from Quarantine. In
Guiding yacht races. in which he per-
heeling cup defenders buried lee rails in
smothering seas and when he wished ms
heartily as any Yankee in the crew for
the success Of the American yacht.
In his general talk he omitted all ref
erence to financial questions. lie raised
his hand and significantly shook his fore
finger In response to an inquiry affecting
American loans to the Entente Allies, re-
marking: mot a word on inance.'
Mr.. Morgan In Fine Health.
Mr.. Morgan looked in perfec, condition
physically. His cheeks glowed with the
~indisputable color OF splendid health and
he laughed at "A report published In a
Western paper that he had gone to Scot
land to recuperate.
lie said he had never been In better
shape physically and otherwise and that
the reason he had zone to Scotland was
to hoo grouse. He had been lucky in
the shooting in the few days he had
spent nj IL.
Mr. Morgan asked oues,ions about re-
cent ~deyelonments in Rumania which
, did not AFFECT his mental attitude on the
general conflict. He said. with positive
, ness There In no doubt about the out.
| come OF the war. 1, IL "A certainty that
the Entente Allies will win. England
feels that the Teutonic Powers are beat
en- now. The end may he soon or late,
but the Allies cannot losc.'
On November Is King George received
Mr.. Morgan at buckingham Palace.
About this incident Mr.. Morgan was
n bit reticent. lie said: THE King
was kind enough to send for me-
Did you dine with him. was asked.
NO; II was in the morning"
Otherwise than saying that he had a
pleasant time with the King. Mr.. Morgan
made no comment on his reception and
preferred not to mention it's object.
LOT" shSux messy here.
Loru ~ugnne president OF the
,a"ao'an iaclnc itaii"as' aiso arrived
D! the FINLAND lie was IN London a
mohth ana was impressed win war ac-
.iNity mere anu the spirit OF unity WIN
'he colonies. whlch, ne SAID. never peiore
existed SO strongly.
tanada' ne ADDED mas assumed a
heavy part or the war burden. The Ca
nadians have won a name which VIII
forever distinguish them. Canada viii
In the future be a senior partner In the
British Empire. bearing an equal shar
OF the burdens. reaping an equal proper
tlonate share Of the profits and taking a
prominent seat at the counci table.
Lloyd Georges elevation to the Pre-
m!ership was brought about by the more
aggressive party in the House OF Com
mons to have a Government that will
prosecute the war more vigorously. Great
Britain wants peace Just as soon az the
demands made by her and her allies
are won from Germany. Nothing less
will be regarded as victory.
The mas,erful way in which Grea,
Britain IL financing the war Is no less
Impressive thar her achievements at the