The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
AT THE HOTELS.

Ten years ago everything sent from
America into Germany was regarded as
humbug" said DR. George A. Kubler. Of
Berlin. Germany at the Raleigh. last
night but now sentiment toward Ameri-
can business propositions is different"
Or. Kubler is American-born, but has
lived ih Berlin more than twenty years.
where he represents American interests
He visits this country twice every year.
Not only do the business people favor
American ideas. but the government does
everything 10 encourage the idea OF
patronizing American enterprises" he
said. "The Germans are now stout be-
levers in American genius.
THE greatest reception Col. Roosevelt
ever received anywhere. outside his own
country is the one which Will be &C.
corded him IN Berlin. The people there
don't talk about anything else but Roose-
Welt They began over a month ago
decorating the houses and making
preparations for the reception and enter
tainment Of the great American. Ger
mans rank Roosevelt alongside Of Wash
ington. They also regard Lincoln and
Cleveland as great Presidents. But
Roosevelt surpasses them all. with the
exception OF Washington. He particu-
larly appeals 20 the German people be-
cause Of the similarity Of his character
and temperament with those Of our own
Kaiser.
1T is the general opinion in Berlin
and throughout Germany that Col. Roose-
welt Will be the next President OF The
United States. and they hope he VIII be.
Why2 Because his election would mean
business prosperity. and Germany would
naturally profit tEerefr0m. like all other
countries"
Speaking Of the relations between Ger
many and France, Or. KubIer said that
! II Emperor William were % visit Paris
to-day he would be received with en-
thusiasm. "OUr Kaiser is doing everv-
thing in his power and IN keeping with
/ his office 60 promote friendly relations
between France and Germany" he said
| There IS no III feeling in France against
Germany. The war was fought forty
years ago. and the present generation
does not entertain the same bitter feel
I irss toward Germany as those who mar
t!cipated in It. France and GERMANY are
I the best customers Of each other and
fnanciers have a word 70 say about war
these days"
( Prof Dr. Frank Cushuy, Of London.
T England is at the Raleigh Dr.. Cvshay
+ is a scientist, pure and simple. He IS a
member Of the Bath Club. PlccadlIIv.
( london, and resides al Marlands. Exeter.
+ That, al least. is the imprint on his en-
( Eraved calling card. The Englshman is
+ tail and broad, has a f0rid complexion
I which shines as II il were polished. and
| has deep dark brown eyes. Dr. Cushny
/ is fish savant is collecting specimens
( OF American FISH, having spent some lit
( lie time at the Fish Comm ission. and
( is fun Of praise for that institution
Your Bureau Of Fisheries is without
Ia doubt the finest institution OF its kind
/ IN the world said Or. Cushuy. Your
government IS liberal with funds with
/ which work Of this nature may be pros
I ecuted- In England. the South Kensing-
ton Museum. which institution I am CON
. -tH.-..- "t~4-r ff- -4a4aa4 -atl.- rl
( its work on account Of the lack OF funds
( II u were not for the private means
which some Of those devoted 20 their
science have az their disposal and use
freely 70 promote their researches. we
could accomplish very little"
Speaking of English politics, DT.
Cushny said that he believed that there
Will be a general election Of Parliament
before very long and that the Cnio1ists
would be returned 10 power. Prof Cushny
! does not believe that the bishops. who
! occupy seats in the House of Lords,
should mix In politics outside Of matters
/ concerning the church.
DIT. Cushny. while lighting his cigar,
made the observation that smoking as
/ sisted him considerably in formulating
his essays, that Il served 20 concentrate
I his mind and inspire him with the proper
| thoughts, words. and expressions II his
work