The sun., 1910-05-01
DAY OF GREAT JOY IN HOLLAND
PRINCESS JILIiNI Ann ROOSE-
IELT NHtRE THE HONORS.
Thr Hague Dreosatr,i 10 the l.asl lnrh foT
nogai Babys First nirihdlaS tal
ThroREs IN the streets Nsst 10 Drlu
Coaplimrnis FrOm King Nannrl.

lavish decorations aud AIR " general
rejoicing which continued until late to-
niaht were naturally attributed entirely
90 his advent Il WAS not until a late
hour that II was rsaliyed they Were in
: honor 81 the first birthday ~ Holland =
long and nlNiouSly awaited Pnnces-.
To the same cause was due to-day's
crowds Of holiday makers. who thronged
the streets blowing horns and marching
along with linked arms in struggling
prucessions But when RoOsevelt's car
appsared everybody rushed around IL
and cheered Justify. During the day
Col Roosevelt and his wife s,-nt IN" Queen
a telegram cOngratulaiing her on Princess
Julianas first birthday.
u - astonishing with what enthusiasm
the day was celebrated. Al the school
children of the town and country seemed
to swarm the streets wearing orange
sashss. buttons and stTeamers in honor
of Princess Juliana's birthday As the
Roosevelt automobile PASSED the holiday
makers young and old. Cheered the party
The town was decorated practically
inch by inch. the tram cars wrre covered
with hags. aud everybody was In holiday
sttire The students h'gan - celebrate
the occasion AZ midnight by panding arm
in arm aud singing national -ongs Nearly
every one of them wore artificial mar
gueritps. which are sold In the streets and
shops The tuberculosis Society
took advantage II the occasion % sell the
flowers for their benefit
/ cot Roosevelt started hi- DAYS pro-
gramme az ~ O'Clock IN the morning
With a marguerite IN his buttonhole he
= visited Huistenbusch ,the house IN the
woods. which was the scsne u the first
Peace Conference lie went through
the various rooms and examined the relics
after which ha made a formal oall al the
Foreign OfiiCe where hs Was welcomed by
[ Foreign Minister Van Swinderen. who was
formerly ;hr Minister Il the Netherlands
az Washington
/ After this the Colonel visited the picture
I gallery and examined many of the famous
works by such masters as Rembrandt
and Rubens he had something 20 say
about nearly every canvas Hr de-
clared that the Rubens Adam and I've
was the finest example Il that artist he
had ever seen
| A. the conclusion Of his visit to the
gallery the Colonel returned 10 his hotel 10
brush up for IA presentation 10 the Queen
DowageT. with whom h. spent three
quarters u an hour Kermit Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt and Ethel were present
al the interview.
The party afterTard took luncheon
at the Foreign Otfioe and then started
on an automobilr trip 90 Delft Two short
visits we're made in that place. the first
hundreds u children Cheerpd oontinu-
ously Ia one church Col Roosevelt
inspected the tombs of William the silent
and Hugo Grotu- Then taking a posi-,
ton between the two he Wis photo
graphed
The automobile had just started for
the Prinsenfof. close by, when an Official
came running ont With a plate. THIS
proved 20 be, not for contributions hat
FOR presentation Il was handsoms
piece ot Delft ware bearing a portrait
Of William the Silent Having accepted
the Gift. col Roosevelt proceeded % The
P1nsenhof and inspected the SPOT where
William was murdered. looking closely
az the bullet holes IN the wall
Then the party started back 10 Tn"
Hague. where hundr,-is Of holiday makers
In the op-n -pac" before the hotel came
running and cheering the Colonel ~ -
entered the hotel
! Col Roosevelt has received from th'
men Of the second squadron 81 ths
Twenty-third Dragons "a Paris q
photograph II IN. charger he rode az
the review az Nincennes. with a lettei
. stating that they would always take
care of the hor-e They added that they
were proud ~ his visit Joi Roosevelt
. intends to send them a photograph Oi
himself ~ Colonsls uniform
) The Burgomaster called officially OF
Col. Roosevelt at clock this evening
, The eN-Prrziden' visit here ended
tonight with a dinner and reception
by Minister Reaupr" Among the guest
we're the entire Cabinet. the Diplomatic
Corps and the Burgumasters of Haarlem
. Rotterdam and Amsterdam The Portu,
, Eue-e Charge d'Afair-~ delivered a spe
cial complimentary mes sage 20 Col
Roosevelt on behalf of King Manuel Col
Roosevelt -ent an appropriate answer
II was the be-t managed reception Col
Roosevelt has vet had.
BERLIN. April 81 German caucaturisti
are now dsvoting themselves to Hoose
welt. The Iced 10 taken by the noteC
comic paper. the Lusiigs Bidiier, Whici
publishes cartoon dealing with M
Rome visit. Cardinal Merry del Val Il
depicted administering a kick 10 Roose
Welt and ejecting him and the Cologn'
! GezanEverein from the Vatican.
The German daily newspapers are no
vet unanimous in their praise of Roose
; welt. The HdWbHrOsr NuchrichicH. Bis
! marck's old orgar. with charlctensti,
venom analyzes Rousevelt's oratorica
efforts a. the Sorbonne II says witt
all respect Tor the glorious eN-Pr-sident
We must admit that We have seldom me
with such a we'll chosen assortment o
: haclneyed maxims. commouplaces am
empty phrases a. are contained In hr
utterancrs in Paris.
After quoting some II his plautud~
D. the Nacbrch'eH eNclaims. What stupen
= dous wisdom Naturally nobody eve
! thought of such things before. and W
. stand dazzlcd by the revelation. Tn
> Ndckrichisr closes with a stab NJ R0ose
p velt's statement tha' ratriotism is ma
inconsistent with respect for the right
~ other nations by slyly insinuating tha
70 regard FOR the rights n oghrr CountFis