The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-13
AMERICANS BID
 EMPEROR ADIEU
Think German Army Most
 Wonderful In World
SPIRIT OF MEN IS PLEASING
Emperor William Shows Great Interest In Americans and Sends Kind Message to President Roose-
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Berlin. September 12 = Emperor Will liam, in saying goodbye to Generals Cor bin Young and Wood today, remarked that he was specially interested in the three Americans. He admired President Roosevelt immeasurably. He admired his versatility. courage power for hard work and insight Into the needs of his coun- try. His majesty added that he watched Mayor Seth Lows administration of New York because he thought it important to the commercial world that New York city should be well governed. The em- peror also said he was very sorry An drew D. White, the United States am- bassador, was leaving his court He Tad the most cordial feeling for him personally for his services in fostering good will between Germany and the United States.
 General Corbin had an opportunity to present President Roosevelt's message peror William said he would see that Germany had good representation. T will send you large party" he added pleasantly.
 His majesty sent some personal mes sage to President Roosevelt through General Corbin and asked to be remem- bered especially to Miss Alice," as he called Miss Roosevlt.
 Farewell on the Field.
 The farewell took place on the field just after Emperor William returned from leading the cavalry charge which concluded the maneuvers. His majesty had btvouacked again with the cavalry and had ridden with them thirty-two miles today in a wide detour, from po- sition In front of the right flank of the Reds" (Prussians) to their rear divis- ion. Nearly 10000 horsemen left the camp at 4:50 o'clock and the recall was sounded at 11:05 a. m. General Corbin, who rode down the line immediately af- terward, said he did not see a horse which was blown out.'' He considered it to be a magnificent performance and did not believe any cavalry in the world could surpass it.
 General Corbin and Earl Roberts both said, in summing up their impression e the maneuyers. that the German army is the most wonderful in the world.
 What pleased the American general as much as anything was he spirit ot the troops; the love of the private for the army. The German soldiers love for the army was in itself a tremendous force.
 Prince Henry May Return.
 In speaking to General Young of the possibility of Prince Henry's second visit to the United States, Emperor William said Prince Henry might go next April, when the statute of Fred trick the Great; presented by his majesty to the United States, Is unveiled at Washingt Jn.
 Field Marshal Count von Waldersee told the Americans that he hoped neAt year to see them in the United Ststess he had been intending to visit the coun7 tess country for some time and he now believed he could say he had an oppor- tunity to go.
 The cavalry charge today was as fine show as that of yesterday, and from strategetioal point of view 1t was alto gether possible.
 The Blues (Germans) first broke up the Reds masses of infantry by a terrific fire from thirty machine guns and forty pieces of artillery and then, when tn. infantry Was tae o.~t'cally dc molished the cavalry swept down upcn them.
 The American ofdcars left Berlin to- night.