American Admiral's. Tribute to Its Influence for Peace New York, June 7.
Admiral Plunkett addressing the ninety-third re-union of New York. University, after presenting to the University'a twelve-inch mortar used. by Admiral Farragut in the civil war as a memorial to the students and alumni who died in the Great War, lauded Britain's rule of the waves, to which he attributed the avoidance of war in the past. He declared that future peace lay in the adoption of this standard of external vigilance, 'The British Consul-General, "Sit Harry Armstrong, representing Sic 'Thomas Lipton, presenced the versity with a" mast of Shamrodle TV and in a speech expressed faith' in the power of Britain and the Unit ted States to establish-avorld peses:—Reuter's American Service.
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