The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
ROOSEVELT IN BERLIN
Former President Interested in Lecture Course and
He Viii Appear There on Platform.

ship az Columbia University, and 20 the
Presidents and Emperor's interest IN
the exchange Of professors The rector
OF the university. Prof. Kaftan, thanked
Prof. Burgess and referred appropriately
70 President RoOsevelr.s message 20 the
university and the EmperOrs presence
and proposed three cheers for the Em-
pe-or.
While the cheering was stiH in pro-
gress. the Emperor rose and said:
Fellow students: Let Us express our
thanks for what has been expressed 50
elOquently by accepting the offered hand
which has been extended 20 Us from
America. and by giving q cheer for the
man who is the incarnation Of the good
qualities of his people. President RoOse-
welt: Hurrah. hurrah. hUrrsht"
The members OF the EmperOT's suite.
the professors and the students. re-
sDOnded with great enthusiasm. The
Emperor then cOnversed with Prof. Bur
CESS. congratuiating him on the success
ful beginning of his work, and also had
a talk with Ambassador ard Mrs Tower
The Emperor requested the Ambassador
70 cable 20 President Roosevelt his
thanks for the Presidents cooperation.
A permanent American institute has
been established IN q large apartment
IN one Of the university buildings, set
apart for that purpose BY the ministry
/ OF education, in which have been placed
portraits OF President Roosevelt, Of al
the Roosevelt lecturers. and bust OF
Abraham Lincoln, placed there only re-
Gently By Prof. Adler. An extensive col
lection OF American works have been
sent by Columbia University, and 81 Is
the intention Of the American lecturers
10 add years 70 the library and 10 adorn
IL with portraits OF the successive Arnsr-
icsn professors
While visiting IN Berlin, Col Roosevelt
VIII also pay a visit 70 the American
church which has been hononed on sew
eral occasions with personal visits q the
Emperor and Empress and other men,
bers OF the imperial family. Within the
church library. Prof Roosevelt viii find
thai his picture, which occupies the place
OF honor. has Tor its neighbOr q large
autographed photograph OF the Kaiser
which he presented 10 the church through
[ Rev. Dr. Diekie last Thanksgiving a year
I ago.
Among ether old friends Who win greet
Z him IN Berlin wiu be Prince Henry. the
I Kaiser's brother. who. a couple OF years
/ ago. made a tour OF the United States
and was the guest of President Roosevelt
/ Al the White House. the President in
turn being entertained a. q banquet given
I in his honor 81 the German Embassy.
I over which az that time Dr.. Won HoTe-
+ ben presided as Ambassador The Kaise-
( VIII take occasion 70 personally thank
/ the former American President for the
I magnificent manner fl which Prince
j Henry vas received and entertained
/ everywhere IN the United States. ard
/ Prof. Roosevelt, n tUrn, VIII express his
{ deep appreciation for the splendid re-
7 ception and entertainments which were
/ accorded S;s daughter. Mrs. Nicholas
i LOngWOrth. and her husband on the
occasion OF their visit 70 Germany
I on their honeymoon On that occasion
the Longworths were the dinner guests
OF Emperor William on board the Ham
( burg. MS majesty's imprOTised yacht.
I the same ship which IS taxing Col R00Se-
welt on his trip % Africa. This was
T during the kiel yacht races Besides
Nr- and Mrs LongWOrth. Allison How
ard, George Armour, and Mr.. and Ms
Jordan Mott were present. The emperor
was jolly and complimentary 70 America
and Americans. snd Princess Eitei. who
assisted IN entertaining the guests. was
extremely amiable. Just above the room
{ b. the hotel occupied by 8lr and Mrs
4 I.ongwOrth we're the stars and Stripes in
NNAN-cA 4-Elllc- Ale lccliaCllL ldAELlLcL
and sOn-in-laW were detained BY the
B Emperor until after II o'clock
Both the Emperor and Col Roosevelt
viii want % know the real inside yer
sion of the Charlemagn= TCwer-David
JAYNE Hnl inci5enr. which resulted I'm
the sudden and forced resignation OF 1Ir
Tower. and the sending 70 Berlin Of Dr.
Hfu as American Ambassador and fr
may be taken for granted that after
their COnfab Is al an end. both OF the1f
VIII be IN possession OF the other fel-
lows story
AS the widow Of former Baron voa
Sternburg is making her residence IN
Berlin. 8ir- Roosevelt VIII take great
pleasure OF paying her a special vish
inasmuch as the ROosevelts and the
Sternburgs were always most Intimate
friends, the German noblemau and eX-
cavalry Of1cer even giving the Roose-
velt youngsters riding lessons at the
same time he was representing his majes-
". the German Emperor. ar the Aneri-
can Capital From all this II appears
perfectly safe 20 draw the conclusion
that ~. Roosevelt. American. win find
a great reception awaiting him in Be--
lin, Germany