Deseret Evening News | 1908-01-04 | Page 4 | Impressions of the Bishop of London

IMPRESSIONS OF THE BISHOP OF LONDON New Now York we 0 went to Wash Washington ington and here hero the remit real business for tor which I 1 had load come conic over ovel began I do donot not hut to my iii ot of tennis with Ih the lion II although If It you OU were to 10 believe 6 mo newspapers on both hoth sides Allie of ot the Atlantic this was tho time primary object of ot my m visit to America How that friendly game garno so famous I 1 have never oer been beon able abl to discover never irever ua mrs a single Dingle combat between us liS us tine tha kindly president thought I should have moro more runt fun In Ito a 11 four Cour game Jame hut but Mr Mo ton neon of oC the tha late latu preil dent and mod himself minister of o the in III interior and und I 1 played against the tire president president dent and Ind Mr 11 Cooley assistant atton and when after artel a IL mo t exciting game out our side won tho tine Washington Poet a which III al always ways says mo ROC of or the tire dunco at lit I was quite correct when It mid Ihl tIne the looked ti t I as It IC f he ho hod seen lIeen a v moon man vitlo jo 20 o children lna a sight which Is 15 especially to gratify KraUt his Iris IrisI patriotic I omit riot Ic soul Foul With Whit regard 1 to tho tine bmw stir lt lr I feel It would bo be Impertinent tn to nay lIa 10 moro than titan I ventured to say stoy at the farewell dinner III II given to tu me ama lit In Now York afterwards that ho ire was 11 one ono of ur atthe the most mo t and stimulating er It loath hUll ever boom been my any rn good to 10 mud Joet and nL tutU that ho he had the tha III nt taut tact of ot n a l host In giving you OtO till tha thaon on leaving the White house that you OU had loft leU behind a n personal freind fret mod It Is true that I left lert tho the United States BlatcH after my visit to them with an tin enhanced and ad ud admiration for tho the great people who in on inhabit habit them thorn themI I J believe belle that tho supposed ing toward our country countr of ot which ono one hears In certain books bools is greatly ex cx exaggerated and what there Is la Is rapidly passing away with more frequent in tn and the kindling of ot many foamy friendships on both sides of t the At Atlantic lantic