The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
ROOSEVELT AND
THE KAISER
Former President Invited to Go
Back in the Fall TO the
Army Maneuyers.
GERMAN ARMY STRENGTH
TO BE WE'LL DISPLAYED
There Will Be Increased Con-
structiOn Of German War
Vessels.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.

BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
| Special Cable TO The Tribune.
BERLIN, May 21.-Well. Roosevelt has
come and gone and Berlin is sti on the
map. or course the death Of King Ed
ward played hob with the public recep-
| ton OF "meine friend Roosevelt" but
the kaiser and the people showed In
| every possible way that tho famous
| American was welcome. Probably In
| dent was in the hands OF his physicians
he was not sorry that some OF the cere-
! monies which had been arranged Tor MS
| Berlin stay had TO he cut out
| j understand the kaiser has given MT
| Roosevelt an earnest and pressing invi-
| tation to come back TO Germany In sep
| temher and witness the rnaneuvers TO be
| held in the vicinity OF kocniGsberS ana
! Dantzic These will be in many re-
| spectS the most remarkable maneuEeI5
| held in modern times, and il is possible
Mr. Roosevelt Will accept the INVITA-
tion.
The rnaneuvers will be particularly in
| teresting, owing to the fact that The ncct
| will participate In combined landing op-
eratons and that all the most recently
| discovered methods Of communication VIII
be utilized
DirigIblc airships of the various sys-
TENS represented by the Zeppelin, the
Gross and the Parscval types VIII CO.
operate with biplanes Of the Wright sys,
types OF German flying machines in
| scouting and reconnaissance WORK
| AT tho same time, wireless telegraphy
| and telephony will keep the commanders
in touch with the widely dlstributed UNITS
Of their armies, and a large number OF
| swift automobiles, either belonging 10 the
army or requisitoped for the period OF
the mnneuvers, WIN dash hltner ,1, ano
place 10 place.
In addition to tho troops serving In
| tho regular army Of the German en-
pIre, totallng 62l. liz officers and men. no
fewer than 356. .ss2 reservists are TO be
called up to serve P,ao1n period WIN Nm the the
G1l9TS thS or odi soldiers snn Mnder arms to the
formidable figure OF 9i7.99f.
OF these, however, only two army corps
neuvers-namcly. the First army, corps,
| whose headquarters are at koenigsperg.
and the Seventeenth army corps whose
| headquarters arc Mt Dantzc.
Tho infantry viii be brought up to war
strength so that about $4,000 men alto
gether will be engaged" These troops
two headquarters. the fnel three days
naneuvers. under the direct supervision
Of the emperor. boing led up 10 by hr1gsde
and division operations lasting about M
One division OF each Of these two army
corps is 10 he clothed in the new gray
uniform which is 10 bo generally adopt
cd by all branches Of the service Tor
field work MS soon as the present stock OF
varl~ ~colored uniforms is exhausted.
Increased Naval Strength.
The statement that Germany contem-
pilates; Increasing her naval construction
programme receives striking corroboration
I'm an article published In the Wescrzei-
tung an influential Bremen paper. The
journal states:
"'rhc tremendous efforts which France
is making 10 enlarge her feet OF subma-
rines and tho colossal eNertious OF Great
Britain TO construct her Dreadnoushts
show that cessation in tho extension OF
German armamcuts will DO impossible. If
the British and French governments force
the pace in shipbuldlnE. as at present,
the German admiralty win have no choice
but to take such measures as arc neces-
sary to provide an adequate protecuon
against such gigantic flects. go
'Arter having made inquiries In offl-
cial quarters We consider 1t by no means
improbable that after the fulhllment OF
the provisions Of the navy act Of 1901
the imperial German government will be
obliged to put forward Legislative pro-
. posals for more extended and more
powerful coast defense. whether thlS
necessary coast defense will be secured
by The enlargement Of our hotilla OF SUB
marines or by the building OF suDsu-
, tutes for battleships which arc becom-
; ing obsolete or by the creation OF q
, squadron or auxiliary airShps, Is stin
open TO question:
"Reminiscences.
with the death Of Count Karl zu Lcin-
ingcn- Ncudcnau AT the age or 90. which
took place recently at Lahr. in the grand
duchy ~ Baden. one of the few surviv-
ing links with the fate Of the III starred
|
passed away and with him has died tho
+, last male representative Of the Neudonar
, CHndesheim) branch Of the mediatizcd
house of I.cininGen.
The late count on coming Of age, en-
tered the Mexican army on the advice
OF the late Councillor SchcrlZenleChner'
| who was then the Emperor MaXimilians
' secretary. AZ the fall Of Qucretaro, on
May IL. 1861. having conducted the
wounded General Mi1lmon To the house
Of a physician the latter trcHcherously
revealed their Whereabouts 10 the enemy,
who took both of them prisoners and
, confined thcm In The former convent OF
| the Capuchine nuns at Qucrctaro
Count Leiniuyen succeeded in making
, his escape. and on the recommendation
| Of Marshal BaZaine. whose acquaintance
he had made in Mexico; he was admitted
to the French foreign legion,
Here his stay was = comparatively BRIEF
one and at length, after many hardshins.
me returned to hie raiive land. In the
! vcnr 1869. Count Karl was judicially de
! oriy"d Of his succession 70 Tie entdil"d
| faufh- estates. in which hc was sue
o"cdrd bv his Younger brother. Count
Naximilar. owing 20 hiE m1wlare w'th
TrauIcin MnGdalcna Mold Of Mannhcim,
whom he had welded I'm England and
| whose lowy birth made her impossible
as the wife Of member Of a media
tlzcd house.
After years nf hard STRUGGLES. social
aud 6nancinl his first wife died. and In
'Ho2 hc contracted "A second marriaGe ~
, NViosL"dr where ne lived tpr the greater
| ,"rt rr his remaining wears in compare,
tive u'flu""c" md p"1ce.
Rejoicing i'll nh Heir.
Art.r - cldldl"Ss mnrriaTc of six wears
, Tic birth Of = snu and heir To th" throne
| nr the Grand Duke ot McchlenburG-
cChwcrin has caused great roinicings in
illc German rovnl family and throughout
the country. On The appearance OF the
arand duke before tho palace he was
checred by thousands Of his assembled
| subjects.
The kaiser will he The chief SPONSOR
md The crown prince au0thrr. his wife
bri,,f, Il siSt"r Of th, i:raud duke.
The Hcrhir rnilIi""r Augusta IOlN"r
.,,v"p h". Iil. I" this hdp''v o"oNt, ~"
| .r,nul IUi-o havip" c"lnuru'"d ho" vs"-
'succ "r d"gih ln pcnIl serVi'ud" for life
Sue had shot the woman who had sun
nlautcd her IN the affections Of her worth
] lGSe hGar !