The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-08

is no more to say. just one hand. grip
and to work.
George II. Roberts, British minister of
labor-"Patriotic labor here rejoices that
its instinct finds such splendid response
in the heart of American labor. we go
forward unitedly to the achievement OF
a peace based upon universal justice
John Hodge, British pensions minister
I'VE look TO the coming year for such
a manifestation of Americas power as
will help forward the allied aim OF max
ing the world safe for democracy.
The Right Reverend DIR. Ingram, bish-
Cd of London-"The entrance OF America
into the war was the greatest event in
the history of the Anglo-Saxon race and
will, | hope, assure victory for our righte'
Gus cause.
Father Bernard Vaughan-"We con
graduate with all our hearts the cham
pions of the rights OF mankind, the
American people"
Viscount Mersey-"T regard the ad-
vent of America a. the salvation OF hui
manity."
Sir William Crookes-'T have been
cheered by noting the whole-hearted
manner in which America is taking her
place in the fight for right and liberty"
Marie Corelli, novelist-"Old dissen-
sions are dead-old prejudiees have
ceased to exist--and not only hands
across the sea have met to defend the
mother country but hearts, too, are unit.
ed in bulwark of safety for the world. y
Max Pemberton-"Th war aims OF
America are Justice, truth and the SUR
yiyal of civilization. She is pursuing
them in manner worthy of her people
and her history
Sir Edward II. Seymour, admiral of
the eet-"Nothng can be more encour-
aging for the future peace and happiness
of all countries, than the present ALI
ance of the two great sister Anglo-Saxon
nations"
Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge-"Presi-
dent Wilson's affirmation that the hight
is for the ultimate peace OF the world,
for the liberation of its peoples is now
the war cry of the American nation.
Those who know and admire it are con-
fident that that nation will not stop I'M
til its inspiring object is attained"
The duke of Montrose Ships of a
new type but manned by the old May
fewer spirit, bring the sons of New Eng
land back to fight side by side with old
England in a common cause.
Baron Desborough-"With the rest of
our fellow countrymen ] rejoice TO think
that the two great portions OF the Eng
lish speaking people have, after many
years, rejoined to fight in the common
cause of Justice and liberty"
Lord mayor of Liyerpool-"Li Liverpool
continues to rejoice in the great part the
United States is taking in the great war
for liberty, justice and civilization
j. p Mahaffy, provost of Trinity col
lege. Dublin-"We hailed this magnifi-
cent exposition of Americas policy and
world aims president Wilson's) with
the deepest emotion and are confident
that the unavoidable delays in their real
ization are signs of that care and delib-
Grafton which are characteristic of every
great and sound undertaking"
Ri. Rev. j. Irwin, ID. D., moderator OF
the Irish Presbyterian general assembly
I'VE are amazed at the completeness
and magnitude of your sacrifice Nothing
finer, more chivalrous, more Christian
has ever been done by any nation"
Lieutenant General Sir Robert S. 5.
Baden Powell defender of Mafeking in
the Boer war and founder of the boy
scouts organization in Great Britain
Germany honors America with greater
hatred and fear than she aecords any
nation because from an impartial stand
point. America saw through her designs
from the first and. ON considered ludg-
ment, condemned them. From the war
good will ensue in closer bond between
English speaking nations allied in the
highest cause, namely, freedom and hon
or"
DIR. Christopher Addison, British min
lister of reconstruction-"A year ago to-
dav the United States entered the war
for human freedom. Every day that has
passed since has strengthened the ties
that bind our two countries together.
As look forward beyond the immediate
present to the time of reconstruction OF
which your president has so nobly drawn
the outline | see how our very neces-
stiles are shaping limitless possibilities
for helpful service and cooperation in
the happier days that be ahead. We
have a great work to do together in
peace mad war for the future of human +,
itv. Nav we have the courage and the
faith to persevere towards the reallza-
ton of our common ideals"