Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
aaerG-AHERICAH lhITr.
WILL WITHSTAND ATTACKS

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aftssts and hridrnls connected uIih
the~ addfeers Unr tn EnElard ani
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saafsssss VAS ht Ff rhlNp Uuiis
ehose uamr huushulI Wofd pat
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~ MATES ambassador a. Nffat N1IfalH.
10th - The sddr-asss Ntrf UH Ans.H
American anti, ana raeh v 'hr RI.
ern touk occaslou 10 pay q tribute t'
The country in whi,h be- halisufi
temporarily. o. b.
sir rhllhp sposr boz Nrw N1fs tItN
hut. despite IN fl,f as was pointed
cut, b. spoks fa,rit and ln a han Nh.,h
was engaged by bic fuHis b, va-
49, .t.u....1 e. Ti'N f $500
Int Interruptions from tho galleries
- offensive we're the Interruptions. aD.
eoriing e. rrsss fsp0ris Un thr part ~
some ~ the friends ~ the sim fHinrrr
Who wsrr present that FATHER Duty
knuSn fof his ssr,irr 40 chaplain
In the wuf and slso present arose ana
demanded that the speaker hr b. unit
ted o. proved. ffer from interruption
and abuse Asserting that BE- ava not
hiuAf aEr'e With S.r ph.ulp Father
pufgy called attention o. N, fBrt that
b. was presenting his as, fairly. ~
he had rish, a. Do ana that 10 90,
friends ~ the irish Republic cared o.
be heard they could hlr. q hill ana
hold their own nesting
Nations Hound b, solemn Trraiy
Ambassador Davis. speaking in the
hail Il the Pilgrims society in London.
took occasion O. r,f,r O. r,c'nt ~.
minder ~ lord Grey o. both the United
States and Great Britain that thsy
have bound themselves a. lrt the Vls.
dom q impartial minds iudgr between
them BY solemn treaty. in cas- q Dis
agreement and e. say that neither will
forget the great injunction ~ common
law 10 80 use your ovn that you
injurc not the other" tie then con
tinued In part:
let Nv forget. Il YOU chous.s. the
currents oi sentiment Tat flow broad
and deem between W. let US ignore. II
ycu viii thu strong cement ~ blood
drawn from a common sourcc and shed
ir a common cause let Us even admit
nat the chains q the moral laW DO nc
always bind amhition-and still. as
reasoning animals. what good thing
enc our nation seek aport which they
viii not ind In 4 larger measure II
they pursue side rs side what iegi.
innate aim has Grca, Britain which
American cooperation will not pro.
mcte' What lawful ends does Ameri
@ contemplate which British support
win no, help Us 20 attain
Wee To Him Who Causes Trouble.
That We can hinder each other Il
clear. hut that Nc can greatly aid each
other n clearer stiil We have great
opportunities 90 meet. great problems
20 scly'e. problems Sngularly alike IN
many rrs1Ns'ts. and grea, burdens 90
bear. Let US meet and solve and bear
them together.
The British Empire and the United
States are .atasr large vessels Meth.
r can hops to mansgyeT without tax.
ing account q the others whereabouts
and they nsy have 10 take. from time
10 .tlInf. q fair amount " the wash
from each others wake. Hut God
pity the steersnan q either who brings
them into collision. II ever his crew and
passengers ret their hands on him"