New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

between these two great nations may continue. for
honor to propose 10 YOU the health OF his majesty
the Emperor William II.
Dr. s. n. D. North told Of the intermingling OF
the German Immigrants with the native Americans.
reviewed the list Of previous Ambassadors TO Ger
many and went on:
. I am glad 70 convey 20 you my conviction as an
expert that II the United States shall finally
Germany with friendly relations still Gnbroken we
snsd owe more to Charlesmasne Tower for that
Ruohc records 1t is the quiet. tactful unObtrus-
ln99iSidualty and the personality of the diplomat.
worid s3 ,h the most for The peace Of the
cess; & can best describe Il in one comprehensive
gentleman. and all that that implies
The address by Congressman Bartholdt was de-
voted 70 the evidences which Germany had given
or her friendship for America. He told OF how
bismarck had advised the Frankfort and Berlin
hnanciers to invest in the bonds OF the Union at
tne tlIne or tho Civil War. Continuing he said:
as sHgs ,d IN the darkest hours OF eou1tEs storm
~ not s1ld rScd ITe1dshp usually ceases This Incident
put Is worthy TO be recorded because Il Is true.
himself wSa Rss haPDesd pT Ss iEG@ since e civil
VA, var Is fresh In the memory Of ALL The German
tne sincerity OF his friendship for America and
Melville E. Stone. an intimate and personal friend
OF the Kaiser, was the last speaker. Hs said this
country had mot been quite fair with the German
government" and that he had bean waiting
long time to see some matters clear up. He said
In part:
Our official relations have all besn right. But
daily literature which has not mads for amieable
or with a6r no eey 9ne T te SOI b 3e disRnss6eS
ambassador. who is our guest tonight. that during
ceivsd constant innumerabie and Shdeniabe ev-
dences Of the cordiality OF the Emperor and his
agree that this same desire for pleasant relations
ChaTaeterizes the great body OF the German people,
Seated at the guests table were Herman Ridder.
editor OF the "Staats-Zeitung" who was toast
master; Melville h Stone. manager Of The Associ-
ated Press; Congressman Bartholdt. DIR. s. N. d.
North. Director Of the Census: Karl Bunz. the
German Consul General; w. Butler Duncan, Corpo-
ration Counsel Ellison. State Treasurer Hauser.
Oswald G. Willard.
Adams William Amend R. Ross IS, appleton r1s Ds
den Mills Henry Batterman Dr. SaFi beeE, 3;s 2;1s
T seT Il PTofessoP Fisroh Ar5h ProfessOT uso
Emil L. Boas. Hubert ciiiis lieutenant Colonel
Gustav Dlckhgth Karl Bitter George q BIIG I6d
8. Bryce. Mark Twain. H; H. Rogers Robert e
Richard watson atSD' Glider. Arthur Greaves Edward
NJ Grout Herbert B. Gu1Rison Peter Cooper Hey nv,
JaeSbi Ghes!eE lord Hart 5toI Lyman william william
Gdo6S sfn0k 6eSs cnns FDoy Owen O RapS PuIit1er
Geoffrey and ROderick Tower Colonel Jacob Rup-
Bs5 S6 ifS2Es HaRry ss se aGR sy s e.
and Paul NJ. WaFburg. Erwin WaTdman, John De
Witt Warner and Stewart L. WOOdtord.
MENU.
Grapefruit.
Small Blue Points
Consomms Royal
c''FY Bro.Ied HTss Roe shad wish Drawn % Butter.
Cucumber salad
SEeethreads I2rded with Sorrel
Saddle OF Canada Mutton. Jelly Sauce.
Potatoes Parsienne New String Beans.
New Asparagus. HolIaudaISs Sauce.
Sorbet with Rum.
Chicken SQUAD with GRAVY.
IAttuce and Tomato Salad
RoquefoTt and Camembert Cheece.
Fruits Assorted cakes Nuts and Raisins
Sherry White Wine. Champagne CPomneT-s MUMMY.
Liquors. Mineral Water.
Cigarettes. Cigars