PROFESSOR YON ZEDLITZ.
DENIES HE IS A GERMAN SUBJECT. BUT ACCEPTS THE INEVITABLE. ißy Telegraph—rre?s Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Professor yon Zed!it7. has sent a letter to the chairman of the Victoria College • Council in which, after reviewing the campaign against his portion. he | places " himself unreservedly in the | hands of the Council to take any course tlioy please towards him. He derres that he is a German subject, and states that h.- has tnken an "ath of allegiance to (Jueen Victoria. Edward VII.. and George V. He would dn so again if permitted, but. in view of the fac-t that irresistible pressure is threatened against the College Council by the highest authority in the country, he feel* it due to the Council that he p!ac-e himself in their hands.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 209, 2 September 1915, Page 6
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130PROFESSOR YON ZEDLITZ. Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 209, 2 September 1915, Page 6
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