The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

we'll. He can paint. write poetry y and;
compose music. He is q great thinker
and In everything a leader. r have never
known a man to work as he does. lie
frequently comes to the watering places
near Frankfort for vacation At such such
times he gets up at 8 o clock and goes to
work. Ks Io} keeps at 1t all day and often
Sfar!iinto the night, Tho next day he is
up again ats as bright as a dollar.
In many Of tho factories visited
Throughout Germany ! have been told :.
that the Kaiser knows a about them and.
that he oftenByislts the Industrial centres.
He had close INJECTIONS with the 1lrupp Ups
and frequently studied the gun. factory
He mnkes tho crown prince go to such
places and plans turns for him by which
Ehe is acquiring a practical view Of indus
trial and commercial as we'll ns military
Germany. 4s y rs Il f5]; 81 Ess t "a
Tho X aiserS has Visited al the big fac
tories about Berlin, He tends every
exposition and during the past year has :.
several tines honorcd the Dusseldorf en-
position with his presence, At the same.
time he keeps track OF the various COM
nercia ana manufacturing conventions
and apparently looks upon the whole ems
Sl,re as his business field regarding II his
duty to push 1t In every possible way
The Kaiser and Our President,
K indeed. the Emperor Of Germany and
president Roosevelt are much alike. They,
are Of about tho same ago and Of tho
same ntense nervous organiza ton, Roose-
volt has an iron jaw; SO has the Kaiser
Roosevelt Is brown from exposure 70 ING.
a!rand sun; so Is the KAISER our Presl-
dent has a piercing eye, ana so mas ING
Emperor OF Germany,
ISnol, man is full OF self confidence. On
his way TO Washington from Huna!o I'M
medIntely after tho assassination OF Presl,
dent Mckinley Mr.. Roosevelt was asked
Y II he was not afraid of the responsibility
which that death had thrust upon HIM
He replied .'Not.a5 BIZ ana Ans ! no su, was
not The self-con fidence OF the German
Emperor is notorious. lie has frequent
5ly said that he believes himself divlnely
appointed and Ia charged OF tnklng the
place that Mohnmmed held as the pre-
tended mouthplece OF the Almighty. Ihe
old Gear Of Russia. N Specifying o. ahis,
allies, aber der kaiser weIsst allies besser" "
or, In other words, nGod knows eyory-5
thing, but the German Emperor knows
everything a little better" 8
Of Simple Habits.
Both Mr.. Roosevelt and the Kaiser are
plain In many ways and extraYagant IN
others. They both believe In physical de-
syelopment, both like plain meals and both
can be satisfied With little. Roosevelt
has a plain breakfast with his family, the
Kaiser eats with the empress, and Is sat-
5lsfled with an egg, a roll and cup OF
tea. Their lunches are more generous
and each can sit down to a dinner Of
many courses and enjoy 1t. ] doubt
whether either ever had the dyspepsia.
and " he should have 1t. he would not,
20 to a doctor, but would 5ump upon his
lfsfse and ride It Off,
Goth Roosevelt and tho Kaiser are fond
OF horses, Both ride often and ride hard.
Roosevelt keeps a number OF saddle
horses. The Emperor can afford more
and has moro. Ills saddle horses are
carefully selected, They are noted for