'Tientsin, Mar.' 2.
Unprecedented honours' were accorded tothe 15th United States Infantry Regiment to-day when it marched to the station en route to the United States after a quarter of a century in Tientsin.
'Troops. of the European garrisons im 'Tientsin lined the streets while bands of the British, French and Hallan "forees played' along the entire route and at the station.
Last night. British civilians enter mined Colonel Joseph A. Grew and the acers of the Regiment at the Tientsin Club. A silver solver was presented on which was inscribed the motto of the British Municipal Council, "Comitas inter Gentes" (Courtesy among Nations).
Mr. P. H. B. Kent, who acted as spokesman forthe British residents, pointed. out that the motto also reflected the aims of Great Britain and America" in world affairs Reuter,
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