New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
TOPICS IN BERLIN.
Berlin, March so.

Berlin, March SO.
THE EMPEROR'S SPEECHES Emperor Will
Jams speeches at the dedication Of the new bar
racks near the Imperial Castle. Of the Emperor
Alexander Grenadier Regiment are still the sensa-
ton of the hour. The "Vorwaerts" to-day vouehes
for its sharpes. version of his najestys speech
The Hamburger Correspondent" also says thaI
the version published by the 'Hreuz zeituns IS
much nilder than the Emperor's original words
The press is still przzling over what caused EN-
peror William recently to indulge in sneh pessi-
mistic talk. and considers his words to be unwar-
ranted by facts They point out also that the En-
peror's prediction. answering toast on THURSDAY
night 10 the effect that Germany would soon have
to hight against overwhelming odds. is at variance
with all the declarations OF Count Won Bdlow the
Imperial Chancellor, who presents Germany as sur
rounded b. friends. The ''Vossische Zeituns' and
the ''Berl!ner Tageblatt' attribute the depression
of the Emperor which inspired these speeches 70
recent determining influences and irresponsible
advisers by which they refer to DR.. Won Lucanus.
the head OF his majesty's Civil Cabinet; General
Hahnke, the chief Of his ulajesty's Military
Cabinet; Admiral Won Senden-Bibran, chief OF the
Marine Cabinet; the Acknowledgement and others,
who must Systematically msrepresent the actual
internal situation especially with regard to the
Socialists. The 'Vorwaerts' is of the opinion that
the Emperor's speeches are momentary signs OF
mental depression, occaSioned by the Bremen out
rage. which the Emperor continues TO attribute TO
a deep laid plan instead OF regarding 1t as the
irre sponsible deed OF epileptc. This opinion Is
Systematically strengthened by the Conservative r
press. clippings from which persons OF the En-
reror's encourage take care regularly 10 place De-
Outside of Prussia the disapproval Of the press.
including the official newspapers. TO the E.n-
Continents Of the stuttgart schwaebs:he Mercur
are 70 the effect that the speeches are eaIcu-
The semi official newspaper OF AugsonTs. the
patriot with deepest regrets and greatest fears for
the future, and awaken the fear that the Erernen
incident has bred images in the Emperor's mind
which the product OF an oVereXcited 1ancy.
Tie Munich 'Neueste Nachrichten" says it is i'm
the nation Is Systematically misunderstood. in
sllted and debased before the world by its own
Emperor.
WORKING TOGETHER IN CHINA.-The cor
respondent OF The Associated Press hears on the
best authority that, regarding the Chinese indem-
nifty ard the mode OF apporrioniug 1t, there is
divergence Of opinion between the United States
and Germany. Notwithstanding numerous state
nnG the 10 an tn Forn a 6ce n6 ns da
conferences the subject of China. hitherto al
ways leading to mutual understanding.
RUSSIAN ENTERTAINAENT-At the rata
held at the Russian Embassy here last Thursday
whom were the members OF the American En-
bassy.
PERSONALITY White. United States Consul
at Hanover, who has been suffering from severe
attack of influenza has recovered
United States naval attache at Vienna Rome and
Berlin Berlin has visited visited the An Austrian navy yards at
navy yards at Naples. spezia and Genoa.
IMMIGRATION FROM GALICIA-The iramI-
grafton OF Galician laborers into Germany this
month was the largest record-nameIy. eighteen
thousand During the last three months thir-
" thousand Galicians have irnmigrated. and all
the farms and estates in the eastern provinces.
AMERICAN SCHOOLS AHEAD. - Frederick
Goldschnidt has published series Of lectures con-
ccrning his visit to the United States in which he
gives prominence TO a comparison between Aneri-
can and Prussan public schools. The author de-
c!ares the latter 10 be far behind the American
schools to-day. This he proves with considerable
detail.
ORDERED TO wAsHINGToN-Captain Baron
Won kapherr. of the Life Guard Hussars in Pots
dam, has been ordered 10 the German Embassy at
Washington for six months.