The sun., 1910-05-01
DAY OF GREAT JOY IN HOLLAND
PRINCESS JILIlNI AM ROOSE-
IEIT NHARE THE HONORS.
Tsr IlaGhr Decorated 10 the last lnrh ror
RoSai naby's FIRST nirthslay GaS
ThruEEs IN thr streets Walt 60 Drlfi
a'oaiplimrnts Frsm Ming Nanurl.

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lavish decorations aud air ~ general
rejoicing which continued until late to-
night were naturally attributed entirely
10 HE advent Il WAS not until a late
hour that " was realiDed they we're in
: honor of the first birthday Of Holland =
long and anNiously awaited Princess.
To the same calse was due tO-day's
crOwdz Of holiday makers. who thronEeSi
the streets. blowing horns and marching
along with linked arms in struggling
pruccszions But when Roosevelt's car
appsared everybody rushed around u
and cheered Justify. During the day
Col. Roosevelt and his wife ssnt th" Queen
a telegram congratulating her on Princess
Julana's first birthday
Il ~ astonishing with what enthusiasm
the day was celebrated. All the school
children Of the town and country seemed
to swarm the streets. wearing orar ke
-ashss. buttons and streamers in honor
of Princess Juliana's birthday A. th..
| 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 hag-. and everybody wa~ IN holiday
sttirr The students h.gan - celebrate
I the occasion az midnight by parnding arm
in arm and singing national songs Nearly
every one of them wore artificial mar
/ gueritez which are sold In the streets and
shops The Tuberculosis Society
took advantage II the occasion - sell the
flowers for their benefit
/ Col Roosevelt started hi- dav's pro-
gramme az ~ O'Clock IN the morning
I With a marguerite In his buttonholr. he
visited Huistenbusch ,the house In the
woodsl. which was the -csne 0f the first
Peace Conference He went through
the various rooms and examined the relics.
after which b. made formal call AZ the
Foreign OfiCe where he Was welcomed by
Foreign Minister Van SN1nderen. whu was
formerly ;he Minister Il the Netherlands
az Washington
After this the Colonel visited the picture
gallery and examined many uf the famous
works by such masters as Rembrandt
and Rub-ns He had something 20 say
about nearly every canvas H- de-
clared that the Rubens Adam and Eve
WIS the finest example Il that artist he
had ever seen
~ the conclusion Of his visit 20 the
gallery the Colonel returned 10 his hotel 10
brush up for presentation TO the Queen
DowsgeT. with whom h. spent three
quarters of an hour Kermit Roosevelt
Mrs Roosevelt and Fihrl were present
al the interview
The party aTtarward took luncheon
at the Foreign Ohioe and then started
/ visits were made in that place. the first
10 the Nieuwe Kirk. outside u which
hundreds II children chserrd continu-
ously Ia one church Col Roosevelt
inspected the tombs of William the silent
and Hugo Grouu- Then taking a posi-.
/ ton between the two he wis photo
graphed
The automobile had Just started for
| the Prinsenhof. close by. when an Official
came running ont with a plate. THIS
proved 90 be. not for contributions, hat
| for presentation Ia was handsoms
piece of Delft ware bearing a portrait
\ Of William the Silent Having accepted
/ the gift Cot Roosevelt proceeded % the
I Punsenhof and inspeCte'! the spot where
William was murdered. looking closely
/ az the bullet holes IN the wall
Then the party started back % The
Hague wh-r" hundreds of holiday makers
| in the open -pac" before the hotel came
/ running and cheering the Colonel - -
entered the hotel
/ Col Roosevelt has received from the
men Of the second squadron of the
/ Twenty-thiri Dragons n Paris a
I photograph ~ the charger he rode az
I the review az Vinceunes. with a letter
| stating that they would always take
care of the h0r-e They added that they
: we're proud ~ his visit. Joi Roosevelt
| intends to send then a photograph u
/ himself in % Colonel uniform
The Burgomaster called officially on
/ Col Roosevelt a. : clock tins evening
/ The eX-Prrzidsn' visit here ended
tonight with dinner and reception
/ by Minister Reaupr" Among the guests
we're the entire Cabinet tho Diplomatic
l Corps and the Burgnmaster- of Haarien.
Rotterdam and Amsterdam The Portu-
| z,le-e Charge d'Afair-- delivered spe-
cial complimentary mes sage 20 Col
/ Roosevelt on behalf of King Manuel Col
| Roosevelt sent an appropriate answer
/ II vas the be-t managed reception Cot
| Roosevelt has Vet had
BERLIN. April 81 German caricaturists
are now devoting themselves TO Hoose-
Welt The lesd IL taken by the noted
comic paper. the Lus'igs BidhsT. which
publishes cartoon dealing with the
/ Rome visit. Cardinal Merry del Val Is
depicted administering a kick 10 Roose-
/ Welt and ejecting him and the Cologne
! Gesangverein from the Vatican.
The German daily newspapers are not
I vet unanimous in their praise of Rooss-
! Welt The HnwhHrOsr NGchrichfcH. BIS
marck's old organ. with characteristic
venom analyzes RoOsevelt's oratorical
efforts a. the Sorbonne Il says with
all respect Tor the glorious 81 President.
W. must admit that We have seldom met
I with such a well chosen assortment %
haclneyed masims. commonplaces and
empty phrases ~ are contained In he
utterances in Paris
After quoting some of his platitUdss
| the Nachric eNclaims What stupen-
dous wisdom, Naturally nobody ever
thought ~ such things before. and We
stand dazzled 10y the revelation The
i Ndchrichfsu rluse- with q stab at Roose-
/ velt's statement that ratriotism h not
| inconsistent with resrect for the rights
of other nations by slyly insinuating that
/ regard for the nights ~ other countries