The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
AT THE HOTELS

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Washington is the most attractive city
in the world, not excepting Berlin. said
Paul Hermann, an importer OF the cer-
man capital, at the Arlington last night.
Mr. Hermann is accompanied by party
Of German tourists. consisting Of Mr.. OTTO
sack. a patent attorney Of Leipzig. Ernst
Hogler d banker. Of Halbersta9t. md
others
Berlin is a beautiful city, but Wash
ington. with its weI-kept streets. trees.
and parks surpasses It In every direction
Even the plain. small dwellings Of your
working people are an Improvement on
the Berlin example
There Is nothing that has made a
particular or special impression on me in
I this country so far. Your New York
/ skyscraper is q novelty with US but ii IS
neither beautiful nor attractive. II IS
simply the product OF necessity. There
is d lot Of hustle and hustle in New York
but not any more so than in Berlin,
Paris. or London. or any other big con-
tinental city. The transportation facili-
NtNt AA -NfW 4 " X AAhE TIE subway a4G
unsurpassed anywhere IN the world"
Speaking Of international relations. Mr..
Hermann said mat Americans are the
most popular people in Germany. we
understand in Germany that our people
and our country are popular In America.
and we In Germany think the world OF
Americans. We ought 10 20 together.
and IL we do we can force peace all over
the world. Col. Roosevelt is a friend and
admirer Of the Germans and our Kaiser.
President Taft is not popular. mainly
because he is not known
The death Of King Edward Of Eng
land will have no bearing on the rela-
tons between Germany and England
continued Dir. Hermann 'Tt is true
that the relations between Emperor
William and King Edward always suf-
,ered through personal feeling King
George is an unknown quantity in Ger
many. but we expect more cordial rela-
tons as 1t is said that the new King
Of England entertains more friendly feel
irgs toward Germany and the Kaiser
than did Edward.
The German government will be
bound, sooner OF later. 70 make conces-
lsions 70 the demands Of the Socialists.
so far as their fight for a more liberal
suffrage law is concerned. The Social
lists are growing, and they are political
power which cannot be ignored
Henry Garda. Of Paris. who is here at
tending the Typothetae convention. is at
the Raleigh. NJ Garda speaks English
fairly well He said Col. Roosevelt had
made a great hit in Paris "Col. Roose-
welt IS very popular; a great. great man.
He is popular because ne IS so true. so
sincere, so magnetic. so courageous. 90
well informed. so interesting. so-oh. so
1 everything. He is a great man. Presi-
dent Taft is-oh-what shall I saw He
is not known al all; he is not popular
much.
The official relations between France
and Germany are very proper and fine.
but the private sentiments Of the French
toward the Germans are the same as
they always have been-hostIe. The feel
ing Of revenge has not died out fin the
young generation Of France
The commercial competition between
England and Germany is so bitter tha.
'--l' 'a- "e'e To- A.le"-+s relations
o-'"een '-eSe Two Aailons- E'en tAolgA
h-"s george were animated with Senll-
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"alu 1-le Oe''-'a" emperor as mas DeeA
Sa'u, ule IeoIie' 'loSe VINO soIer lA
r-Hs lai'u lioii 'he slccessIul eohpeuuoA
or Ile e'I mans "olio never JOIN iAelr
Nl"S IN MS eHoIts 10 esJao-lSn more
coialal relations- Inere Is less acrimonious
leeAns between france ana Germany
man oe'"eeH oeilnahs ana England
we are aware IN r rance that our navy
, is animated "itA lhe spirit or monarchy
ana we Aho" iAat me hiSn olheers
el'e' '"ll TOY a'-s'-c lei'ueACles- SOe-al IN
nuen,e ana power nave great ae@l 10
90 WIN '"-S auolia'l.
tHe general eiecuon 10 The French
paIlaIneht VIII result IN an approval or
me poAey OF iAe radical government OF
rance ana VIII lnaoTse premier h-lan-
"'i'l means mat the separation ot
church and state Is fait accompL
Milton p. Goldsmith. Of san Francisco,
way 90 New York was seen no the shore
nam. Ar- GOLDSMITH is q fdnaInd-t