London, Oct. 30, The British Commonwealth was. held up og an example to the world by the Prince of Wales in a specels fat a dimer at the Guildhall. this evening, given by the League of ions Union.
The Prince pointed out that the gathering represented one-fourth of the entire human race, comprising different races, languages and com ditions. This section of the world, he continued, were maintaining their aad were pursuing theft own method off development. They had passed ind the stage at which st was cent dered a duty for a nation vehe= mently to assert its independerco. ey settle their differences," the Prince added, "round a table, and if a quarter of the human race has thus proved the practicability. of a true league of united indepen ect nations, ix it mere idealism ta hope that the remaining three fourths will be able to tread the same path?"—Reuter,
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