The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-22
VICE RECTOR PAYS TRIBUTE
 TO PRESIDENT WILSON
President in Accepting Honor Refers to the Different Systems Of CDl- ture. the Germans Using Science Without Conscience Stripping Learning Of All Moral Restraints.

Paris Dec. 4t-Gaya-l- -m the great amrhi thcater of tho JmEer-it' of Paris Ohe Su1oHue preeiden Wl-on this afternoon received tl degree of doctor Honori- Cauea com fewe on bim in reCaeniDuu of ni- work as mi-r and M toviln This is the frs, time in Inc history Of til university th.t am honorary deere has been bestowed. authorization for us aunlug having been given by a recent decree.
 President To.neaigc. tEe president of the senate and cham3er of dapu- tjta inc dipiomatic corps members Of the orcrmeut and tac hishes. civil and military m.ho5 ies "te pr ng U the ceremony
 Alfred Croi-et degn os the Dcult, Of letters. welcomed President Nh- son in short gd TOSS and rseated to him tho diploma o doctor as tesGmoaial to his work as an his toriaa apa j@ writings aa hi arioal euaie0s
 Ferdinand IamadeIu, den Of II faculty ot aw then bestowed upon he pro i1nt the degree oL doctor lerI his works on jurisprudence and po- uGcal cionce
 IHcicu po.u.aire. vice rgc or of the auuor-ty and brother o the pres idut cf ihc republic, paid an olo- aumt tribute 70 President Wilson aIiHty a- rglc-or before he cn .erad upon hl roliucal career and
 old of ao presidents part in the war.
 In coual ion 4I poincaire sail.
 In tbc uame Of the University e. Paris have thC honor 10 award nie ir luia and JUoua of doctor to on whom DO eriJy will salo,a with th surname. Tho Riahuoue Ilrcsiden. Wilson
 prcsldar Wilson in aobuGwle5g- ing bo honor Bestowed on him toda ny the University Of Paris in the form of doctors deerea. said
 "I feel very Rocnly tha di-tiu-uah ed honor which has been conferred upon me by The great University ol Paris a1d it is very Joliahtful to me also Q have .hr honor cr beme iu- dutcd into the great company ol scholars whose lie and fame haye made history or the University 9. Paris q thing a6nirahlo amnog men oi cultivation in an prte of the world.
 "By what Hou have said sir, Of the theory of education which has been followed in France, and which | l have tried to promote in Inc Init. states, l am tempted 10 venture uHoD 2 iNorita th"ne nave alVay- honeht that the chic object of eGa- cation was to awaken the spirit and that, iuamuch as literature. when ever it has touched its great au. higner notes was er oNpree- on Q. the spirit or mankind tha best in duction into oduClticn Was to is. the pulses ct humanity which h3 beaten from age to o2a through tha e mon Wu1 oad paU Watet to thc secrets oi the human spiuit
 NIIl NtlN l.|' lIii l. .li -i t.|il ! which has been conveyed to9, thal thc terrible Wr tmauah which we loge jaet passed ha mot been only a war he.vocn r1ton uut Ina lt Ha aI.o been war u.lHccu systems culture tho onr system tbc atsras siyc system. Uus science without oo1ueapu. rp0ns Icnun oI a'l moral o-tuiuls and sln c,r tU uE c M human mind to t1 u1n n th. Vhol. ac. thH other cm r.mH cen o He bth uHUlum mm fmm nt 0. al Jh. elme elp come ot tham Q .ec w o.h eJ eoe revealed lo MNn ol n,n o naHmaHi. rr -lu auar lu sh ua
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