The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09
ROOSEVELT and THE KAISER
sEE THEIR MEETINGS ~ BER-
LIN VIII BE PRIVATE.
CslOnsl Wnl STAY az the EmbAssy and AZ
EScePt Court Features % Hls Pre-
Eramme VIII Ne Carried Out DulI
nay IN sIselshsim Threat Pretty HAD
sSsdai cabl' Ds'pa'css' 10 TuS SrS

Eramme VIII Ne Carried Out Dull
nay IN sIseEhSim Threat Pretty HAD
.Snseiai Cabis DespairAss 10 THE SuN
BERLIN. May sit is officially an
nOuhcsd that the imperial part Of Col
Roosevslt's visit here has been 10 all
intsnts and purposes abandoned. The
Kaiser. having regard for his own feelings
and the propristies Of the occasion. has
decided not 20 meet the sxPresident
At the railway station on his arrival.
uhere JOYOUS demonstrations ON the part
Of the people are certain 10 occur. He
has also made mp his mind not TO enter
tain him as a guest at the palace
The Kaiser has also decided not TO at
tend the projected olicial dinners. either
at Ambassador Hills OF the Imperial
Chancellor's residence.
Col Roosevelt. his wife and Mise RoOss-
welt will proved on their arrival direct
To the American Embassy. where they
will he the Ambassadors guests during
their STAY After breakfast al the EN-
bassy the party will 60 in automobiles
to Potsdam. where they will meet the
Kaiser and his family They will stAv
10 luncheon. The oCcaaiOn will he Of a
purely domestic character.
Col Roosevelt will have other oppOr-
tunities for private talks with the kaiser
but these will he matters Of subsequent
arrangement The Kaiser will also at
tend the c olonel's lecture al the University,
a. this Will be purely a university func-
ton
Il has been further decided that the
receptions given for the American colony
and for non -ofiicial German society will be
held az the embassy A. previously ar
ranged This decision was taken after
the American Ambassador had asCer.
tanned through the British Ambassador
! the opinion Of the court and Government
authorities in England a. regards its
propriety. The authorities replied that
the Ambassadors arrangements APP
NtlNEu 70 NuEtu ulAaN uAANlAl AuN kN0NEi
Az the dinners and receptions at the
embassy, however. there will be none
Of the contemplated music and dancing
The Kaiser has expressed 10 DT. Hill
his great regret that he will b. unable
on the present occasion 10 take advantage
Of DR. Hills hospitality
SroCKHoLu Nav %. This has hoen
duh aud quiet day Tor the Roosevelt
pa ty. In fact the Only day Of the Colonel .
tour which might ~ called actually de-
pressing Not Only WIS Col. Roosevelt
himself obviously tired and not too Uell.
but tho death Of King Edward hangs
like q pail over the palace IN which hooss
welt u g'ies'.
DR. Harsusr examined his throat this
morning aud found II strained with %
i tendency ~ bronchitis. the bronchial
tuls-- icing someWhaf~afscted Cot
I Roosevelt was told he must ret d. much ms
boss bis Tie - h-ish' add game AMI
has . pretty hsd cough INT a. present
their 10 nothing 10 Justify q scare
The doctor nai,rsllv recognizes mo
danger from the geen cold weather her'
IN cases ~ bronchial affection aud has
I warned the patient 10 he ,areiul and
possible not 20 % on fo-da~ pro
gramme was therefore rracticll" gwen
r0 col ROoaeysl' did not 20 N 'hs
morning ~ the \ ddarhoImen church
| pu' HncheI ~ the leKaiiph. going no Z
m hour late 10 avoid the fatigue ~ 20
: I rrIimtnary rrOfr tiau there
Ne received to-day the frs; cOUv IT
specially bound geological survey ot
sweden end Looked A. tho hunting and
other trophies from the Arctic that
/ NorrhOrst brought 10 the legation from
the frp 10 the Vega With NoTteus D. IA
| through the northeast pa-sags He ls-
tened 10 sven Hed.n tiorirs Of trans
/ Himalavan exploration. and received
a deputation OF ihr Swrdish lnterparlia
nentary Peacr Congress. Who presented
an address Ia him IN reply 10 which be-
made shor speech
I Later he listened to the unfteI choir-
Of swedish students singing outsiI" the
! legation IT, stead u making a visit 10 the
| National Museum He thanked the stu
dents from ualcouN anu was fteettl
by ~. 80 people Who crowded the streets
the shipping aud the roofs out n earshot
Of the chOlrs.
Col Roosevelt had a quiet time later
a. the palace with the crown Prince and
Crown Princess. giving up the scheduled
drive IN procession around Stockholm
ard the park The Prince Regents formal
dinner party at the palace was aban
dOned owing 70 the court being IN mourn
ING for King Edward and the eI-Presideni
dined quietly with the Crown Prince
This finished the day
Col Roosevelt and his wife and daugh-
ter and son will start for Berlin a. n
o clock Tomorrow morning This after.
noon Minister Graves accompanied ker
NIT Roosevelt. who on behalf u his father
placsd q wreath on the tomb Of King
Oscar. This was q function which Col
Roosevelt unwillingly missed. bat thu
doctor objected 10 the risks Of cold IN tho
vault At the RiddaFhOlmen church
N. J.. IlN SICKLE 4 Suicide.