The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
ROOSEVELT SBBS THT KAISER
,oRDin HEETING- LONG PR.
ViTE CHlT AFTER LUNCH.
r.lsasl, arrival al BeFiln an Awful
Wudilc bat NfierRssa AZ Pslsdam
MADE ~ Tor H-naa Ssrs threat
Embas., BanaHei Nmna ChIef Gursl.

MADE ~ Tor H-naa ssre threat
Embas., Rananei Nslnna thief Gursl.
s-,rr CIss Dsspa.shss 10 rnE SUx
Mut,. Nav iO.-rhe Embassy dinner
,o.nlght vasaca ssof Hamlet without the
Prince Of Denmark col Roosevelt dined
a Ne own room, a. he i anxious TO save
h.. vo.ce Tor his university lecture
Ne still has every intention Of going 10
ts military revieW tomorrow; be- will 20
~ horsshack wearing riding costume
The review Will he Of a strictly private
ursty Tor the reason that strangers are
never welcome at German military shows 8.
sso because the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs : ANXIOUS to keep the Kaiser in the
hclC1uud IS much A. possible during
tie rsrod bclWsen the death and funeral
ofEng Edward
some fifteen hundred Americans went
g. m--, Co, Ioossvel; this morning. bu'
tbsy we're not allowed near enough 10 the
suuon to witness his unimprssa!ve ar
uul they would have heen velcoms a.
q cer-ratca 20 the hare platform.
The reception 10 the Colonel was a glO-
nous muddis That the Kaiser would not
f,,.. him beciuse u tho desth Of King
Idwsrd W. vas known Yesterday. bIt
u.l something of Prissian puuctilio was
expected
Il vas no surprise. therefore. when the
,recial t-a.n Grew up on schedule time
i.gs5 o'clccE 20 find p.sce Of carpet on
ihe station. but SprCrsntlv some porters
we're Al ,asrs was ~ hand in The way
( reception COMMITTEES After n few
m5ne-s col Roosevelt left HE car. ard
iron a sull bunch Of unoOnccrred spec.
'a,ois IRWIN aughhn ~ PittsburE. Pa.
me first sesreta-y Of the American I'm
a,sy. emerged % welcome the former
'rrssder' Pehird him came the military
ant naval at,arhe- Of the Embassy and
Foreign Secretary Won Schon There
we're no sa.s o. Ambassador Hili or u
srv ore 70 represent the Kaiser.
A little girl presented a bouquet to
Col Roosevelt. and with this cole for
rrahty he left he station. Fortuna iely
~ Iaughln and the naval end military
s'nchss had come 10 the station in auto
mobiles so''hs Colonel after many weeks
'yp~rsrces in royal strife squipCges So
rAued a tall 20 humble "a
The Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt entered
Nr Laughiin's suto and drove OF to the
r-sideuce Of Ambassador Hill With Baron
von schdn. The SECRETARY sauto u q two
Gated AFFAIR. - Mr. Laughlin and the
teaches followed IN another car. in which
aey found room tnr Ethel Roosevelt and
teunit
4 This modest PROCESSION was soon con
rerted into a NOR imposing one Mrs.
tn. the wife Of DR. Hill, the American
kmhassador. egrved In tine 20 turn
,round and follow Gloss en- the heels Of
the R1esta A little later two royal car
r.ages drawn by double teams dashed up
They wers followed by two closed brough-
Ems. One Of these bad ~ an occupant
she Baron Won Rsishsoh. Master Of the
Horss 70 the Kaiser. who came 20 rep
Fsssn. bic imperial master and 10 vel
come the Col1Del to the German capitaL
The royal carriages. with their Eor-
reotlsly nveried coachmen and footmsn
md their one solitary occupant, also
bad 10 turn and join in the stern chase 10
me American Embassy
last Of all. there arrived a fine body Of
burly men in long blus-gTay coats and
helmets There we're about one hundred
4 them. They hurriedly lined up outside
ihs station. scattering tho porters and the
sss important arrivals on the spectral
train. who by this time had begun 90 look
after their luggage and cabs. The inter
upton did not last long. for the guard Of
honor went on ~ hurriedly az they had
ned up.
Ny this time the Colonel had probably
heard the reason for this strange scramble
Il vas quite simple His train was on
'ms. but faith had been reposed in tele-
rhonic messages from the railway station
vhich said that Il was - minutes lais.
col Roosevelt and his family. with
AMBASSADOR and Mrs. Hill members Of
he embassy, Gen. Won J6wenfeld. the
Foreign Secretary. the Imperial Chan
Ceiior and other guests took a Epecial
Train az 1874 for the Wild Park station.
vters royal carriages met them and
drove them 20 the New Palace a. Potsdam.
10 the steps Of the palace tho long looked
for nesting between the Kaiser and Col.
koopevelt AZ last took place.
The Kaiser was nesplsndent In the
wtte Uniform Of a General 81 the body
guard with a gIittering brass helmet
.urmounted BY 4 silver eagle. Col. ROOse-
vet vas attirsd IN civilisn dress. wearing
ELK hat and frOck coat. The Kaiser
welcomed him heartily and prooeded
~ the Court Chamberlain with a wand
ed Col Roosevelt and hIs family through
vhai IL Known as the shall room 10 the
.Aion beyond. where the Emprssa awaited
hem with tho Crown PTinoens and other
members Of The royal family. court ladies'
and gsufsmsn.
After the preaantasions he EmpFWss.
he imperial and the Roosevelt families
withdrew 70 smother room, the rssf Of the
F1ests waiting In the shell room. Aftsr
little whie the Empress and tho others
rsturued 10 the shell room. and the Court
chamberlain then marshalled the COM
rahy IN due order and conducted than 20
10 Jasper Gallery for lunchson. Col.
Roosevelt taking In the Empresa and tho
Aaser Mrs Roosevelt.
In The long chamber hung with old
masters, nth a beautif1l view through
zoe French windows Of the park. siK tablss
we're laid for the company. which num-
'e'ed about hfty. The two chief tables