New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
Ambassador from Germany to til. United states.

saying:
science seience and the heart OF great nation 70 an
world as he promotes FnoTIedse. for
iignoTanee is the mother of misunderstanding in
nave intelligence we have peace.
Dr. Butler then referred to the recent episode
IN the Balkans. an AFFAIR which he said would
have put Europe into turmoil twenty-five years
ago, adding:
ment and inteigenee KIN sentiment in the very
Of the TheTe & oFginsted rig se when VI ajoT1y
fused TO take step which was certainly danger
dreamers to-day except those who dream that the
W9rta IS standing still ambassadors are success
intelgence Of peoples to whom they go. Public
sentiment IS strong and acconplishes.
Referring then TO the German and American peo-
pies the speaker said that they closely united
in commerce and in industry and moving for
ward together in every line OF endeavor. and had
taught the modern world to conserve and for
the natural resources Of the nation our. wasteful
ness Of which has been of the disgraces Of the
nation"
Andrew Carnegie referred to business rivalry be-
tween the Germans and the Americans, and said
that they were two prizes. Let's bunch. Together
say the world Settle your differences in
peace he said
Turning TO Count Bernstorf. Mr.. Carnegie pre-
dicted for him such a would endear him
10 the hearts of the American people.
Among those present were Controller Metz. Rear
Admiral Goodrich, L. S. N: ex-Judge Alton B.
. Parker; General Leonard Wood, L. s. A; John
Bgelow, the Rev Dr. Lyman Abbott, Richard Wat
son Glider, Charles H. Gaus. Patrick T. MCGOWAN
Hart Lyman, Joseph Pulitzer. r., James A. Sperry,
Edward NJ Grout. Herbert l. Bridgman, J. E.
Hardenbergh. Chester s Lord, Henry l. Stoddard.
Herbert F. G,1nnIson Frank A Munsey. DR.. Albert
Shaw. Colonel George Harvey, John a. Sleicher,
Don c. seitz silas McBee, John T Doolng. Jacob
II. Schif Gustav H Schwab. Herman KOhlsaat.
Paul NJ. Warburg Congressman Charles I. Fornes,
Seth Low, George W Perkins Colonel John J.
NcCook, Samuel Jntermyer, James J. Martin, John
J. Delany, John De Witt Warner, Charles D
Olendorf. Theodore Sutro, J. Edward Simmons
George A. Hearn. Darwin + Kingsley William H.
Truesdaie Robert NJ. Galloway, Phineas c. I45Jlns-
bury, Ruei ". Poor. Henry a. La Fetra, Jacob A
Cantor, John Fox. D. F. Cohalan. Dr.. Gustav Scho-
Ter. Henry H. Rogers, Charles 4. Peabody, John
ton. Thomas \. Mulry A Muller-IJry. Frank r
Lawrence, Vice-Consul z. Hossenfelder. F. William
Heide, John G. Milburn. A. Barton Hepburn. Frank
a. VenderIp, Isaac y Seligrnan, DR. John H
Finley, Charles A. Scheren. Francis X Pendleton
Andreas Dippel John E. Parsons James Speyer
Ogden Mills, Louis Stern. Edward B. Amend.
o. George Ehret, Professor Hugo Munsterberg. George
{. Boldt, Samuel J. BloomingdaIe Morgan J.
O'Brien. William G. McAdoo. James W. Stevenson
Victor F. Ridder, Otto Hubach. Norbert y. Kantor
c. Huenewinckel and Henry Ridder
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