Ceremony at the War" Memorial and Impressive Service at Holy.
Trinity Cathedral: Senior Consul's Address at the Monument: Ex-Service Men in Attendance Tuesday's Armistice Celebrations were fittingly opened by a cere-many at the Shanghai War Memorial where were present the Con-Body, representatives of the fous Naval Units, and ex-Service men of many nations. Representa tives of the Ex-Service Associations of Belgium, France, Great Britain, Italy and the United States ench in turn laid wreathes in-memory of the fallen at the foot of the memorial, after which Signor de Rossi than' laid a wreath on behalf of the Consuls-General.
I his adrers Signor de Rossi "We are here today, reverently assembled near this" monument erected to the memory and eommemorating the glory of our fellow citizens who fell in the Great War.
They have gone from our sight but not from our memory nor from our hearts, where their noble sacrifice has Left an everlasting remembvance. It is now for us to see their lives were not uselessly: spent, and that their sacrifice shall beat the proper results in the name of just-ce and humanity—in the same way. in which their blood—the blood of lied people of different nationaliies—was mingled and united on the sueved soil of our battlefields, creating, #0 to say, a great human brotherhood for the greater proaperity of our countries and for the benefit of humanity at large, so that the world shall never again wit. ness any such calamitous war. 1 think that if we direct our energies, our will, our forees to that end, collectively and individually, it shall he the best wa we can honour our great dead and interpret their wishes.
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