London, September 23.
Garden' Party given in honour of the International Press Congress in Berlin Prince Biilow made a speech referring to the power of the Press. The German Chancellor said that few people realized its power. It was a new apparition in the history of civilization, and he warned the Press against farthering injustice or falsehood. A journalist, he added, ought to be a patriot, but patriotism is not injustice to others. The intercourse of nations must be based on mutual goodwill.
Spenking to Reuter's representative, Prince Biilow said that nobody in Germany would dream f attacking England; such an idea was "a frightful misunderstanding."—Ezclusive Service.
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