Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-04
10Y OVER NEW PACT
Tariff Agreement With Ger
many Celebrated.
BERNSTORFF Is PRAISED
Banquet Given by the German'a
Club in Honor of the Kaiser's
Representative.

More than forty Germans and Ameri-
rams. including the German ampassaoof'
CONSERVATIVES In Congress ana commas
sioner Rudolph, gathered last evening
around the banquet table at the ne"
willard and celebrated the new tarlil
ayreement between the two countries.
The occasion was a dinner given by the
cermania Club in honor OF count Won
.,ernstorr. the German ambassador.
Kurt y-oelckner, vice president OF inc
.,ub. presided, and In introducing the
sneakers referred to the traditional TREND
shin between Americans and Germans
a,d IN the love Of the German-Am
can for his adopted country. lie con-
Graduated the German ambassador on
the successful termination OF the tarHi
,eeotiat,ons, which he said was que 10
great extent to his efforts.
DR.. White Praises Ambassador.
Dr Andrew D. White, former American
ambassador to Germany. who was unable
70 he present, sent his regrets and In
letter said. 1T would give me special
pleasure TO join with you in showing ap-
preeiation of the admirable services of
the present representative of the German
u
i,ies as a statesman and diplomatist he
las strengthened the ties which bind the
tyo nations and by his eloquence and
friendly sympathies he has won wide
influence among our people at large
Count Won Bernstorn. VINO .esponueu ;. =. "a
The toast to the President OF the United
states. congratulated the German-Amer1-
cans present on the good relations exist
ing between the two countries
Germany and America have AWAY $
oean friends he continued. NO discoro-
ant note has ever marred their friendship,
which has existed ever since the founda-
ton OF the great republic. 1t Is the ar
dent wish of the emperor and the German
people that this cordial bond shall con-
tinue for all time"
Representative Bartholdt or missouri
congratulated the German ambassado or
and the state Department on having pre-
vented tariff war between Germany and
the United States, which he said would
have resulted only in injury to both coun-
tries.
Representative Barchfeld of Pennsylva-
MIA praised the Monroe doctrine and COM
pared It with the triple alliance, by which,
lie said. Germany, Austria and Italy pre-
serve the peace of the world.
List Of the Guests.
Those who attended the banquet were
the German amba ssador, Capt. RetZmann
naval attache. and Maj Won Livonius,
military attache: Capt. Baron Won Har-
denbroeck. Lieut.. Won Bruening, Lieut.
Won Ernst. all OF the German embassy
Baron Won Preuschen of the Austrian en-
bassy, Representatives Bartholdt OF Mis-
souri,. kuesterman of Wisconsin. Barch-
field Of Pennsylvania, Commissioners Cuno
Rudolph, German Consuls Luederftz OF
Baltimore and Victor Of Richmond. DR.
Otto Tittmann, Prof. Learned of the Uni.
versity OF Pennsylvania, Mr.. Shea. Mr.
Poels, Mr. Hammer. Anton Gloetzner, DIR
kober, Rev. DIR. Hoffman, OF Baltimore
Rev. Dr. Mcneil, Reginald Schroeder. Mr.
Dittmar. C. Hansen, DR.. +. A. Sellhausen
DIR. III. A Sellhausep, Rev. DIR. Brod-
thaee. DR.. Christian Strack, Kurt Voelck.
ncr. Prof Sonneck. A. w. Brinck o. Mat
tern. G.. Bender. {. A. Droop. Mr.. En-
inert. W. Bergman. Prof. Simon and MIR
esltner OF Baltimore.