PRESIDENT WILSON II LONDON

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 79, 28 December 1918, Page 7

PRESIDENT WILSON II LONDON

ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME . j SPEECH AT DOVER ! London,' December, 26..! President Wilson, replying at Dover t' an address of welcome, snid: "We bav, come through serious times together art we therefore regard each 'other in no; lights, as comrades and associates strii ing to reach a common purpose and j common understanding. It is the deepet gratification to match one's mind wit the minds of those who propose to do th best they can in tlio settlement of th great struggle." ; The President s welcome to London wa of astonishing warmth. Thousands ( people lined the streets. The King anj President Wilson rode together, and llfl Wilson with the Qneeu and Princej Mary. On arrival at Buckingham Palai he was compelled to address the. crow from a balcony. He eulogised the wounc e<l soldiers, and hoped that everyor would safely enjoy tlio fruits of the eres victory already won— Aus.-N.Z. Cam Assn. ! AMERICAN STATEOFPICIAL RESIGNS; MEMBER OF THE PRESIDENTS ; ENTOURAGE. ■;. ■• ! New York, December 26.j The New York "Evening Sun's" Par: correspondent state that 3lr. Georf Creel, Chairman of the Committee q Public Information, who accompanw President Wilson abroad, has severe his connection with the Government an is returning to the United States.—Aus N.Z. Cable Assn.