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Also VIII Give His Brother Written
to President Roosevelt.
$4,000 FOR ENTERTAINMENT
UNCLE SANS SHARE OF THE ROYAL
PARTY'S EXPENSE.
Special Train to BE Provided for the
Prince and Suite During His
Stay I'm This Country.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.-When Emperor Will
liam bids Prince Henry farewell, prior to
the latters departure for the United States.
their parting will be a simple private af-
fair. No speeches for publication will be
exchanged. The leave-taking will assume
the form Of a military act in which an Of
fceT receives the last instructions from
his sovereign before going on an impor-
tant mission. 1t is understood that his
Majesty will give Prince Henry written
memoranda OF what he wishes his royal
brother 10 communicate TO President Roose-
velt Prince Henry. who is now here. will
return to E1iel on Feb. 10. and remain there
until he goes TO Bremen TO embark for the
United States The various members of the
princes party will assemble at Bremen
Feb. a. The sailing Of Prince Henry the
next day will not be marked by any special
ceremony nor, so far as known, will any
member OF the royal house see the prince
OF.
The foregoing are the arrangements as
communicated TO the correspondent of the
Associated Press to-day, but it is still
quite possible that Emperor William will
disregard the programme and bid farewell
70 his brother in a more public manner at
Bremen. This. at least, is the hope Of some
members of the suite
The dinner 10 be given in Prince Henry's
honor, under the auspices Of the New York
Staats Zeitung 10 the press of the United
States. is the feature OF the princes diver
sion which is attracting the most atten-
tion here Prince Henry himself asked par
ticularly about this feature OF the pro-
gramme and when told that some OF the
editors would probably travel 5000 miles to
be present, he expressed wonder.
d.. Barth says in the Nation to-day:
That Prince Henry. as the representative
of the German Emperor, comes in i'm
mediate contact with the press is a particu-
larly happy thought. The modern spirit in
spring the whole expedition is brought
sharply into view through the Emperor's
brother becoming the guest of Journalists -
Prince Henrys attitude toward the press
when in the United States has been the
subject OF consideration by his councillors
While the prince will not be interviewed,
he desires to show respect for the profess
sion. and will give an audience to the news
paper men, with the understanding that he
is not TO be quoted. What the prince has
TO say will be issued through official chan
neis.
Every detail of the trip interests Emperor
regarding the flowers which will grace the
tables at the luncheon on board the Hohen-
zoIlern Mis- Majesty has maps of Berlin
and New York on the same scale When
he first compared them. the other day, the
Emperor remarked. why. New York
would stretch TO Potsdam." His Majesty
then asked a member of his household the
number of New York's inhabitants
New York has three millions" was the
reply.
NO" said the Emperor; -four millions"
His Majesty has taken the leading New
York newspapers since Prince Henry's trip
was planned. has marked articles which
he thought would interest the princes
suite and has sent them TO the prince
The principal German newspapers will
send special correspondents to New York
on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Among them
will be Captain Dannenhauer. of the Lokal
Anzeiger; Alexander Won Huhn. of the
vossische Zeitung. and Konrad AIberts.
editor OF the Berlin Morning Post
DR. Barth, in the Nation. dwelling on the
political significance of the trip, recognizes
the great services OF the United States am
bassador here. Andrew d. White. in pre-
venting misunderstanding between the
two countries He says: He has ever been
ready TO enlighten the public opinion OF his
country and TO show that Germany enter
tanned no ominous plans against the United
States Mr. Whites political work has not
been in vain Prince Henry's visit is an
impressive manifestation OF the German
empires desire 10 cherish its friendship for
the American Republic"