The sun., 1910-05-13

retv otkherlln caNnot pe caileu even
-cdised success. He was unhappy in
=. cho,ce of a subject, Il 10 difficult TO
..,,sr ust what idea be wished 10 set
,.,,b IN his long address. but its language
-. Umr.e enough, and this. instead Of
..r-..,.rg interest in his subject, d.
m nishst 70
V,dC1' Roosevelt talked Of the political
90 ethical progress Of America. the pro-
s...ors here would have listened with
sssp attention, but he found a very an.
,vmnathetir audience for the eighty
..vs1 minutes ~ his lecture on a subject
!, rh.cr German scholastic intellect has
rcrss1 with an attention 10 detail that IL
r.oy.rrial among the scholars % the
umd
Nosf N thesa red hooded. black goEned
.,r,prs frankly abandoned themselves
10 reflection or sleep during Col. Rooss-
vsis address. which transgreased every
unurr,sn 'aw a. regards length. One
holr = considered the limit. but Il was
,nv hv several times throwing aside
r,res n his manuscript that the lecturer
vas abe 10 finish IN the time he did. for
p. n,srrolated passages composed since
Yesterday These for the most parS
were compliments 70 rho Kaiser Talking
~ he un1stenng professors he REFERRED
rovsstartav review a. DOeberitz. saying
hs had then visited q great outdoor !
ur,vsri'v where he Sat Al the feet of
~ 7,os' distinguished professor
In these added passages the compl- /
rsu's ~ tho Kaiser were ehusive and |
usra rnntet hy direct address and q I
rcp 20 The Kaiser who sat Just Opposite |
him Ho src..e " the great debt America I
eusd q, German blood and German in
slenre Pc sad. Not a movement Of .
German thought hat vibraies through the /
American .r'c'.ectual world and every !
asr. thai America owed Germany was
handsomely attributed 70 the Kaiser. I
When ] Na- m Africa. said the lee
'-.- -Pro' Wheoler wrote me ~ con-
.'sr'Iv IN such warm terms Of tho Kaiser
r.a' ! is't a. though something was wrong
Efle MAJ, failed 10 hiring me a letter say-
rns shat pleasure meeting such a man
would give no end how much had io
lslrr from him
A. ne end Of the lecture Col Roosevelt
proks IN The most glowing terms n the
'riuyen soldiers whom he had Seen yes-
rsrdav al noeberitz Perhaps IL vas un-
fortunate % this connection that he re-
isrred apparently 10 the quite recent
tsnis which ~ deeply affected the
kaiser IN these words I fear NJ de-
CaGsnCe IN a nation when | So such men
70 Uas the-e little passages. however.
vnrh aroused Whatever inieres, was dis
rAyei The address itself s only treated +,
tsrs A. a veil meaning attempt NJ a man d
~ artion ~ nlsase men II study 10
The Proceedings started With new 9
sIrsriencs for The Kaiser The ex.
'russs IN University Hall mad been
~ ior u N O'Clock in the morning The
Na'ssr and ~ impress the Crown Pr nee
md Primo" EItsl Fut2 and the prin- n
''---s. a. well a. Gen won Sch"n and q
10 tmp-ror's eQuerries. arrived az q
~ hal, ~ n Is o.,'N~k FOR the prel.ml-
,srv greetings and exchange ~ cour. a
ssias With the Authorities n the UNI p
hen Col Roosevelt and the members
4 his family arrived from the American
mhassy f,
While waiting for the arrival n the a
olonel the Kaiser appeared to be some .,
= hat fdgetv hut he greeted the former II
resident cordially After a moments RI
Rat with the Kaiser Col Roosevelt hur- u
isd 10 shake hands with tho rector II y
hs university and rhs other authorities y,
The s,ib-dirpctor then lei Col Rooseyeit !,
1t1 the hall which was flied by about IN
nj rers1ns 10 these the sub-director NJ
''roduoed tho Colonel SIMPLY a. Mr. O.
.1nssvelt He then took the visitor % b
sett Al the eft end Of the row which Al
zoos the tribunal y,
Mrs Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt and
.ermit then entered end took SEATS
H~r short but distinct interval the
stsa- vas conducted % hs ssat IN the n.
ddIe II tho front row ~ this time II
10 audience had heen standing from
-s moment that tho sIb-drector a. er
cared 10 tho open doorway with Col M
o.-svslt For the former American 90
~, dent there was no Demonstration h'
n -nund ~ welcome 1he Kaiser also 'I
a. raoeiyed without articulata welcome y,
% here VI a. a scrapinE Of chairs and IN
ars'aI -'st'e ~ the audience bowed IN
~ al" an Effort 70 So him -,
n"1r7d the ksiSsr - short interval WI
.''" 1llowSd tho Ksissrn end the royal W
-r0as and nincesses and their suites
..a 81 dent choir IN the gallery sang y.
fa. H.umbla- IN German and then the =,
0. ~ tns university ascended the ~
r.ra and nade = short address NJ mi
% .~a dIrrg which he went over re-
story Il tol RoOssyelt's lie. all " he
..r vas Csivsred ia German "a
.'. .0nel asc-nded the platform ard
's' ls address ~ liOi O'Clock Ne mr.,
-.s0 90 ll1S O'Clock Il uas a hot. "a,
fa- and tho crowded hall was very dei
70 o. three officers of the Stu r"-
.-., -r-v IN The platform looked ~ sir
o. hey vCrr rcsdy tn faint but owing ed
10 rra-anco OF the Kaiser the honor Of af'
.r Fas urheld 10 the finish. The ~ ~
.r#rea, 1t 'le Eudisnce. who were ~,
1.'r ''rea ,-ss Many Of The elderly tLs
.'''--..- gIlIRsd m peaceful napa the
Han. 10 loIoneIs address did not -
'T ercs' any section Of the audi h1i
.r only Wers the people moved ah
PR. OF ression Of feeling The first .u'
"a- when the Colonel in ms -
ard most emphatic manner 81.
'p b" the duty of the wife 70 Fp,
90" .." Househoid and hear man and
..t E'"n his oictum has been i pre
10 to'crei ~ every place poll