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Mz. Percivat "London, well known writer and traveller, was {his guest of honour at the Seo fi fine held' this year "under the fapices of the" Anglo-American Amcciation, Sir-Francis Aglen, Chairman, presided over a largo 'Tifin over, the Chairman. read the report of ihe Secretary and Treasurer for Test year, which fad not boon read at the annual Mmccting. owing to. the' abeeness from Peking of Mr. Donald Fraser. The report showed that {ho membership. of Gio. Assecia-{Hon "mumpered" 42. The report fod the statement of accounts ere unanimously "approved.
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My. Tandén, having been introduced to. "the gathering by the. Chairman, int. fow happy remarks, spoke in very charming Tanner' upon the Telations. be {cen the two Anglo-Saxon. races, ointing out. that the unite of two nations were apt to mis tales the basis of thei" mural Felations, overlooking the fact Tine they Know each other too well. They exercised the privileges brothers. to. critictzs each thor severely, but the two Tacee could not alld to get on with: fut each, other. Te was "nob a matter of choice. Te was a matesl Seventy. The fore of two countricg lay ina api frankness, "No meter "how they treated it, their fatare wea bound up together, but it would feo mora cay i they aid not Surround it with soft soap.
Referring 9 the relationship of the United States to the Leagwe Nations, he expressed. th be: Tier that the United. Statee could accomplish ood work outside the cagns, and' vin conclusion deflnved thet, there. would. be 0 future with the consent of she rear. evil done la tha. world
yo great nations.
Sordial vote of thanks to the poker" concluded. the proceed Wipes Rotter's acide' Service
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