The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
WAS NOT DISPLEASED
WILLIAM LIKES MISS RooSE
 vELT'S TELEGRAM.
London Newspapers Avered That the Lack of Formality in the Mes sage Had Offended the
 German Emperor.

Berlin March 4---Emperor William in- stead of being dispieased with the tele- gram of Miss Alice Roosevelt regarding the launching of the Meteor, as some of the English newspapers aver. because of its familiar tone. was, on the contrary, very much pleased with 1t. s,-5
 A member of the Cabinet relates that after an audience with Emperor William February 26 official business having been finished he was about to leave when the Kaiser remarked:
 T must show you the charming tele- gram 1 have just received from Miss Alice Roosevelt"
 To other members of his entourage the Emperor has also expressed his pleasure over this tele gram and has praised its natural and unconstrained form.
 The correspondent here of the Asso- ciated Press has been officially informed Of Emperor Williams satisfaction at the reception accorded to Prince Henry. The informant of the correspondent has seen all Emperor Williams marginal notes abount Prince Henry's trip He said his Majesty is in the highest degree pleased with Prince Henrys reception from his arrival in America and especially with that accorded by President Roosevelt and his family.
 The German newspaper men are inn mensely impressed with Prince Henry bearing toward the newspapers of the United States and believes that Emperor Williams perception of the influence of the press on national opinion in the United States will affect favorably the reiattons of the crown and the home press.
 Herr }Bachem the editor of The Cologne Volks Zeitung, in an article in which he intinatts the previous conclusion, con- trasts the social and political positions of editors, here and in the United States, where newspaper men are selected to serve as cabinet ministers and ambassa- dors. not because they are better educat- cd or more able, but. Herr Bachem says, because they receive high salaries Herr Bachem is of the opinion that the jour ney of Prince Henry will not modify the aspirations of the. United States which are conceived to be. first. to break into European markets while, excluding Eu- rope from his own markets. and second. to divide the mastery of- the seas with Great Britain
 Herr Libermann won Sonnenberg (radi- cal anti-Ssmite) who made violent out burst against Mir. Chamberlain. the Brit ish Colonial Secretary last January. saii In the Reichstag today that the visit of Prince Henry would lead to friendly and Germany.
 The Kreuz Zeituns, one of whose fa- vorite topics Is American hatred for Ger many, says today it believes the visit of the Prince has already initiated trans- formation for the better. The paper says
 The visit Is calculated permanently to enlighten American public opinion to the fact that neither hostile or even un- friendly sentiments are manifested o cherished by tho German Empire against the American republic.'
 The Kreuz Zeitung devotes two col umns to advocating the establishment Of direct news service between Germany any the United States. avoiding English channels where, the paper assumes, in- telligence Is given political bias.