. The journal of American history. inents and of the widest public service not only to genealogists, butto all Americans who desire to lay a genealogical foundation under theirhomes and families. Knowledge of ancestry is information which all arein duty bound to transmit in permanently recorded form for the benefit oftheir children in particular, and of posterity in general. Failure to recordin the present what is now known to be accurate genealogical informationwill result in the loss of this knowledge to succeeding generations. American genealogists are cordially invited to co-operate in thi
. The journal of American history. inents and of the widest public service not only to genealogists, butto all Americans who desire to lay a genealogical foundation under theirhomes and families. Knowledge of ancestry is information which all arein duty bound to transmit in permanently recorded form for the benefit oftheir children in particular, and of posterity in general. Failure to recordin the present what is now known to be accurate genealogical informationwill result in the loss of this knowledge to succeeding generations. American genealogists are cordially invited to co-operate in this organ-ized movement toward placing genealogy on sound and permanent founda-tions, tending toward the establishing of the science of heredity. On thiscentenary of the discovery of evolution it is a safe assertion that withinthe next century another Darwin will arise with the revelation of a newforce, more subtle, more powerful than them all—the science of buildinga great race through a full knowledge of the science of Jfmpr£0s«m0 of % Ammtmt ftohltr 3t la W*U itnrih. patting %imb to Know that?Ctfie*a Work ta not 3Hr-ing Son? JUonr-, but JFittoaan Abtoing pare in % f£?arta of % JkotrtV* PETER I, King of Servia—His Majesty, King Peter, desires to acknowledge theAnniversary Number and to express His Majestys thanks. GEORGE I, King of Greece—His Majesty sends assurances of respect and admiration. FREDERICK AUGUSTUS III, King of Saxony—It gives His Majesty much pleas-ure to receive your publication. GEORGE II, Duke of Saxe-Meiningen—The Duke sends expressions of esteem. ERNST, Duke of Saxe-Altenburg—With assurances of fidelity and constancy foryour work. FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, Grand Duke of Oldenburg—His Majesty wishes toextend his thanks for your Journal a°d to express his gratitude and appreciation. ERNST LOUIS V, Grand Duke of Hesse—We have the honor to receive yourpublication, for which we thank you. It is indeed worthy. PEDRO MONTT, President of Chi
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