The sun., 1912-07-07
KA|SER'S FAyORS TO
!AMER|CANS CAUSE ENVY
Nobility Bitter Over Imperial
COurtcsicS to j. p. Morgan
and Others.
IT'S DIFFERENT THERE
American Bride of Baron
Cautioned That a Wife Is
Only Third in \ Affections.


Kaiser. who il fond of speaking Of my
american friends, " TO J Pierpont Morgan.
j. Ogden Armour ard Mrs, Ogden Goclct
Is causing 40 small amount of bitterness
hmong tho German nobility and non-nobil-
IT. who hav" been m re or loss sliEhtc
The feeling has been intensified by the
Intimacy struck ny between Mrs. Goclet
and the Cr wn Prince and Princess.
Tho young couple were entertained by Mrs.
Goelrt on her steam yacht Nahma, and
the Crown Princess was so delighted with
her visit that she accepted Mrs Goelet's
invitation to 60 with her to Dansic on the
yacht At Dansic Princess Cccilie in
'vited Mr. Goclct to acc mpany her 10
her home at Langf,ihr, where the Crown
Prince is stationed as commander of the
Deaths Head Hussars.
There was quite an outburst Of envy
this week on the part Of tn" lcss favored
The Empcrors weakness for American
'mllionairos was bitterly decried from
many quarters Max Harden refers sa~-
castical'y in XutunH to the kaisers "en-
tertainmcnt e American porkpackers
and steel and railroad kings
- The anti-Semitic papers declared the
Kaiser recognizes commercial greatness
and financial achi 'vament above anv other
form of success and thus allows himself
TO be used a. an advertisement. Not
'withstandinS these walls of the wounded
the general attitude of the German people
a. l1rCe il mora friendly to Americans
than 10 anv other foreigners. One official
anOlogeticalf' pointe ont to THE SIN
correspondent that similar cnvio,is talk
a..
'peda gog,ie element beca,is. Of the atten-
ton showp by the Kaiser to the exchange
professors from, the United States.
orr GAsrRoNoMIC HoNoRs
Ono of the features Of the Fourth Of
July dinner az the Hotel Adlon was the
Gastrcnomic honors paid 10 thu United
States and 10 Ambassador L.i-hman.
whose photograph bordered with The
American Colors. was the frontispieCe Of
the menu cards one course was named
after him. White House Cream Soup ="
Lobster a la Mckinley. Chicago Mutt
ton" "Fi'ot Of Ncnison a Ia Washington
rrand "Moos" a Ia l.eshman- We're among
the novel features Of the feast.
=. Considerable wrathy comment was
excited among Americans last week AT
to Lieut.. Paron Won Rorcke hy the
words of the royal chaplain who per
formed the ceremony The chaplain
admonished the bride to forget the land
81 her birth. her nationality. old friends
relations and American customs aud be-
come true Deu,s"ha frau and h.lpmae,
to the German army officer. He i'm
pressed upon her that her status a. a
wife in this country was quite different
from the American idea and thai she must
remember that she came only third in
her husbands affections. with whom the
Emperor was first and his vocation as a
soldier was second Figura'ivelv speak
ing. her principal duty was to wipe the
perspiration from hor husbands noble
brow whom h. came home from hard
day prancing on the parade ground
To Americans who are unfamiliar with
the very plain talk to couples that is in
dulCed in by German pastors. particularly
those who have old time ideas as to
woman's position. the royal chapains $
words tn Miss Lands were decidedly
ia,ring.
"ABItS IIpoHTED INTO FRANCE
A new Asacc- Lorraine sensation has
been turned NY in the alleged discovery
thatthe mdwives Of the conquered prov
nces ar" engaged in selling ilegitima,e
babies 10 orphan asylums in France Fifty
such children are said I o have been traced
from S'rasshurg to Paris. The women
are said to receive fees not only from the
persons seeking ~ get rid Of the babies
but also from the French asyiums which
are anxious TO counteract race suicide
in France by bringing up the German
children as soldiers of France. The
pr1issian krcui- Z,itung has called on the
Government to stop this baby trcffic
immediately The traffic is SAID to have
been going on since 1870.
The di-put" among learned men over
the supposed skull! Of Schiller, which
was Recently found by Prof rroreig of
luOMgSn, has become so bi1ter that il
- likely that commission of expert
anafomistS and anthropologisls will he
named to settle the question. SchiIler's
body was laid away in a cemetery vaul,
at Weimar on the night of May II. 1895.
Mayor SchWabe. "A friend Of Schiller.
searched the vault in 1929, Intending IN
place the skeleton where il would not
he entirely destroyed. He found twenty
had the skulls inspected 10y a large circle
OF Schill"r's friends. who picked out the
largest skull. as IL most nearly accorded
with the death mask that was taken inn
rlediately after Schiller'S death. The
skull and bones We're placed in the vaul,
of the Prince Of Weimar after plaster
cast had been made II the skull. In Iss,
Prof. Welker. the famous anatomls,.
compared III" cast of the skull with the
original death mask and announced that
the skull was not that of Schiller. He
showed that The two casts were totally
unlike. especially as TO the nose and
ears.
After this the wranglo lasted twenty
six years before il subsidized. Ii broke
o0t afr"sh last November when Prof.
FroPig, after an exhaustive inycS;iga
non AZ Wrimar, announced tina, he had
discovered the g"n'lin" skull of Schiller
IN the same vault where the Other had
been found IN lsa8 Now comes M Dr.
Newhauss. III" not"d an, hronologi-, of
the Berlin University. who declares that
the skull found 10y Prof. Froreip
j. not the skull Of Schiller. Hence the
talk Of "a commission to settle the all all
bDrbing disp,itr