The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1919, Page 11

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Jus-|sonal feclings, friendship and esteem | the ca Service, & ateg. 1d | tice Cohala: hen sa nat we were | fo: ere, w id no ow | eee its uld halan then id that w r \f ¢ him — t * i not a ww then left and the committes rem: discharge a duty to a sacred | these feelings to ¢ ¢ for even one|to be received by the President.” understood he was only to receive the resolutions adopted in Phi be call veoh, “The committee received a mess: | | ame « se] 305 208 $68 $05 208 $68 SE 808 268 HOF $08 $08 LOE S58 SOF $68 £6 LOE 305 208 308 08 BOE to ai his official attitude no Delegation If Justice Was | matter what nis personal feclings might be. said he was not un-| friendly to the cause as the delega- tion had presented it, but the situa- had tion with which he has to contend | ig @ very delicate and complicated one which he must be allowed to meet by methods which seemed best to him an authoritative channel nt would not | enter the room where we were if court officer, informed him that an justiog Cohalan were present. 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