Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-27
HENRY is HOME AGAIN.
German Prince Returns to Cuxhavsn 4,
Excellent Trim.

to German soil was safely accom-,
pliShed this afternoon amid all the
rump and circumstances with which
the princes imperial brother has
seen tit To mark the successful end.
Ing to Prince llenry's American mis-,
sion. The same good fortune OF
freedom from untuward Incidents
which characterized the princes
trans Atlantic journey continued un-
Til the end and the landing occurred
during period Of brilliant sunshine
after an overcast day.
The Hamburg American line steam.
er Deutschland, from Cherbough,
having on board the prince and his
suite, was first sighted at half-plst
five this afternoon. The German
b ttleship Kaiser Wilhelm III, steau-
down the roadstead to meet the
Deutschland, and returned escorting
the big liner. The Deutschland tied
mp to the new stone quay and was
the first ship to dock there.
Emperor William stood upon the
quay, surrounded by high naval and
municipal! officials. AS representa-
tive Of the American embassy at Ber-
lin, Commander William III. Beehler,
the naval attache to the embassy,
ST. cd at the emperor's side.
AS the steamer drew near to Cux-
haven, Prince Henry received the
correspondent OF the Associated
press in his cabin. The prince said:
II desire to send last word
thr ugh you to America, to say how
deeply grateful l am for the measure
Ass kindness l received while there.
/ tried to say this before l left, but
] want to say again that am CRATE
full for the cordial and generous man
ner In which the people and the pres
ident OF the United States received
me.
~ met and talked with as many
individuals as could, but of course I
saw most of the people in crowds.
and sometimes only from the railroad
: Ear platform, and only long enough
to touch my cap or take off my hat
to them. l wish tn thank all those
thousands for the trouble they took.
The prince spoke with feeling.
81 had no oppo tunity," he con-
! tinued, "of studying the details of
Industry as l would like to have
done"
AS to the fatigue OF the trip the
s. prince said:
II was often tired, and l had to
= be careful of what l said, both pub
> licly and privately. But since my
y ling sleep on board the Deutschland
I would be ready to return to Amer.
: lea at once for just such another
: trip. this one has been so full OF
9 pleasure and instruction. 1t Is a
: good thing to look upon another peo-
pie face to face and form your own
Impressions.
Concerning his speech at Phiadel-
phia, Prince Henry said:
q cit seemed proper | should make
some utterance, for there are always
some undercurrentS running that
have to be taken into account. What
8 | said In my Philadelphia speech was
! precisely the truth 1t might have
e been thought that during my talks
with President Roosevelt and my
ride with him alone l might have
said word or two Of political
|. character, but such'was not the case.
: No political topic was alluded to on
9 either side"
: Prince Henry referred to President
!. Ror sevelt's attentions, and said he
I had not received'the presidents fare
well telegram, as he was by that time
. at sea, and that he only saw the text
of the message upon his arrival at
j. Plymouth.
d The interest Emperor William
takes In Prince HenTy's trip was
n then mentioned. In this connection
. Prince Henry said to the correspond.
l. ents:
81 shall tell his majesty exactly
J. what have told you; namely, how
j. appreciate the kindness shown me
n by the people OF America. 1 wish tt
e add special word Of thanks for the
q sympathetic way in which the Amer
= lean papers treated me. "
5, In conclusion the emperor's brother
Il said:
5. "You may be sure the impressions
= l received will be lasting.
q Prince Henry, who looked to b.
&c thoroughly rested, wore a dark blu,
! yachting suit with the Kiel zach
s. club buttons. Before DISSEMINATING
j. from the Deutschland Prince Heng
Of again thanked Captain Albers 70
~ the comfort and Kindness he had ex
~ perienced on board the vessel ant
u paid high compliment to the shiI
=