London, Aug. 3.
Condolences on President Harding's death and tributes to his character are pouring in from every part of the world. For example, Reuter's correspondent at Melbourne says that the suddennezs of his death has greatly shocked Australia. A feeling reference to the late President was made in the Federal Parliament, which promptly adjourned as a mark of respect. Both Houses adopted a motion of regret. Mr.
F. Pearce, the Mini.ter for Home and Territories, in a speech on Tuesday referred to President Harding as a man of the Lincoln type, of marked simplicity and earnestness, who devoted himself to the cause of humanity.
The British public were shocked to learn of President Harding's death, as it was generaltv believed that he had emerged: from the danger zone and was on the high road to full recovery. Outward expressions of regret were immediately manifested by the half-masting of' the British
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