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LONDON, Dee. 26,—After having received a royal welcome to 2 London to-day and being conducted in splendor to Buckingham Palace, | 7 President Wilson's>tirst-specohortethe-Hrittsi-eapittt was {64 crowd Ors wounded English soldiers in the Palace yard. Thi The President had said, in” reply to the Mayor on landing at Dover, that it afforded him deep gratte ; fication to have the opportunity of matching his mind with the minds of those of like intention in attempting to bring about the best settlement of 7 speech was not on the pro nme. i and his | vlace the the wounded yard, began shouts of “W# want Wilson,” PLAN TO PROCLAIM |=: jer with Mary don the a great struggle. uckingham 1%; k ir appear- Probable Majority Elected to]. ™* Parliament Will Refuse Seats |the wounded meo, began calling for and Call Assembly. | WOUNDED SOLDIERS INSIST UPON A SPEECH. DURLIN, D 19 (correspondence President Wilson laughed and f the Sinn| waved his hand, indicatihg that he would rather ed Pre: The hot sped Mrs. Wilsvn Fein er the Nationalists in Hot speal i ‘ x. | Waved 4 small Union Jack, The ne ntary elections ©) crowd, however, insisted on a speech, al or hopes of the Sinn| , t waved the chorus It tw believed that when the} Des nd then ad- a ‘ade on Dee, 28 the! dressed hi specially to the einers w have won a majority, * anded #0 “1 do not want to make @ In fact, before the speech,” said the President, “but 1 do want to tell you how much honor you men who have been " wounded in this fight for freedom | Phe Sinn Penere elected te the! and to thank you all for the wel- | come you have so generously had gained twenty Nationa tid no} fy LY given me, | hope each and every t T " f 1 one of you will come through W e 4 1 safely to enjoy the fruits of the wh victory for which you so courages > eaatha S ously fought.” the i a oe Mrs. W elved a round of rate : wh peared on the . 2 F the frat few : : hgest it nonstration she ‘ r beatid at mall tipion Jack whieh on in hand at the land whieh we ae ae te President's speech Complete 2 wholly independer in boldly « uy wepoper resp ts, inetuding who p fed President Wilson » ner Orizaba . KING WELCOMES THE PRESI- DENT TO LONDON. t from Daveg te ‘, arrived at Chars m here exactly? on “| heartily welcome you te ed pie England.” was the King’s greet. ing to the President, ty in Ireland ~ Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders ’ cy areatly appreciate it, I aw i sure you,” replied Mr, Wilsdn, As the President, accompanied : .