PEACE CENTENARY.
SPEECH BY HON. JAS. BRYCE.
(United Press Association. —Copyright.)
Received 5-5 p.m
December 15
LONDON, December 14. The Hon. Jas. Bryee, at a banquet, proposed "The Celebration of the Peace Centenary." He said it was better to celebrate" the wisdom whereby wars could be ended than to -want the skill and wisdom whereby wars could be made possible. He had nothing whatever to do with Canadian reciprocity, except the mere intermediary questions involved. It was entirely for the United States and Canadian Governments to settle. Canada's refusal to enter an agreement did not mark unfriendliness, but she merely considered that the baTgain was not sufficiently good. All nations ought to^be involved in the proposed celebration in order to make an object lesson to the world.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 16 December 1912, Page 5
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