I don't agree with your opinions, but no one can deny that you are the greatest sport living. I'am just about to drink your health, and not in water either! Here's wishing you the very best of luck, and every Success in your campaign.
Yours in sport, Apnotp L. Haskeut.
The editorial staff of the King's College Review asked for a letter to the students of King's College through the medium of the official magazine.
The Minister for Education, the Rt. Hon. L. Fisher, sent @ cordial letter expressing regret at the occurrence. The Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis sent a letter of regret to the American Consul-General, that it had not been possible to foresee the occurence and prevent it. A great public meeting was held at Central Hall, Westminster, presided over by Sir Alfred Pearce Gould. When Mr. Johnson arose the audience rose too, and applause ended in_ the whole audience singing: "For he's a jolly good fellow."
In an interview with the author, Mr. McKenzie, Mr. Johnson predicted that England would go "dry'" within another 10 years, because he knew the British people. "Here is a nation that studies facts, and acts on them. A drinking nation can not compete economically with a nation that has finished with drink.
The whole English-speaking arid is moving our way. England will not permanently remain in the tail of the procession."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.