New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-16
bERL|NERS ALL ANXIOUS
TO SEE Mr.. CARNEGIE
American Visitor at Kaiser
Celebrations Occupies Royal
Suite at the AdIOn.
JUBILEE A GREAT LESSON
Speaking of Japan, He Says
This Country Would Never
Countenance a War of
Injustice"
lBy Gable TO The Tribune. J

by Gable 10 The Tribune
Berlin. June 15.--Tbs is in every
sense great peace festival" Andrew
Carnegie said to-day at the Hotel
Adlon, where he received numerous
callers and a delegation representing
the principal German newspapers. Il
am proud TO be in Berlin" he contin-
ued. ito testify on behalf of my own
countrymen how greatly Emperor
William is admired in the United
States as a pillar Of peace among the
powers of Europe. Germany and
America are both great commercial
powers, and as such our interests are
conserved by peace and menaced by
war. The Kaiser is living bond for
world peace.
His jubilee is a great lesson TO all
the rulers of the earth's nations that
true greatness is only 10 be found in
fostering international good-fellowship.
! am glad to see how proud Germans
are of their great Emperor. His won
derful reign has been a blessing 10
the whole world, but 10 Germany, OF
course. most Of all He has given his
people time and room in which TO ex-
pand. and German worth and German
INCONSISTENCIES have become properly
known and appreciated 10 the utter
most ends OF the earth since, as
young man. feared and misunder-
stood. he began his reign twenty-five
years ago"
"An Emperor of Industry"
Everybody wants 10 see Mr. Carne-
gle. Everybody wants TO talk TO this
Kaiser der Industrie C'Emperor Of In
dustry'O. who. in the Hall Of Knights
at the Schloss tomorrow will present
TO the head Of the Fatherland the con-
gratulations Of forty-four American
peace and Cancellation societies.
Mr.. Carnegie. with Mrs. Carnegie
and their daughter occupies the royal
suite at the Adlon They were Invited
TO become the personal guests Of the
Kaiser at the Schloss. but, as he says
himself. he wants 10 see everything
that is going TO happen with the free
dom Of an American visitor.
Mr.. Carnegie says that peace senti-
ment is steadily gaining in the United
States, which. he informed his news
paper callers. is essentially peace
loving nation
He ridiculed a suggestion that there
was ever any danger of war between
japan and the United States. "Ameri-
cans" he said, would never counte-
nance a war Of injustice. and the Jap
anese are a sensible and great people
who seek peace conquests and not the
heavy burdens Of foolish war, All
wars are foolish and unbusinesslike.
The world will very soon recognize that
fact and by that time people VIII ne
too happy and prosperous TO THINK Oh
fighting each other over imaginary
grievances"
Kaiser Weather in Berlin.
A cloudless sky beamed over the city
to-day. Bathed In warm sunshine, the
decorations showed scarcely "A trace OF
the rains Of the preceding days. The
proverbial Kaiser weather grained
| the thousands of Berlincrs ana Nlsltors
who. clad in festive attire and wearing
buttons, medals and ribbons symboIlcal
Of the jubilee. paraded inter dtii
Linden. the FriedriChstrasse, arounu
| the Brandenburger Ihor ana on t'ic
| Potsdarncr PlatZ, enjoying the dccor't-
tions and cheering their imperial mai
estes and the princes and Processes as
the court proceeded from the SchIoss
10 the palace at Potsdam.
In the garrison chapels ana ali the
churches Of the capital memorial ser
,tcae for the late Emperor were held.
| All the Berlin newspapers printed long
articles extolling the good FrederIck.
AS the forenoon advanced tne cToNuS
gathered in volume along inter deiI
! Linden and around the great sa.eS W.
| Tho castle 20 watch Kaiser Wllhelfn
denar,ure for Potsdam. There the I'M
nerial family spent in quiet the memo
rial 0av of the EmperOr's father.
Emperor's Daughter Back.
Shortly before that the honeymoon
couple" Prince Ernest August anu
Princess Victoria Louise, returned 10
porl,n for the first time since the I'M
neriaI wedding. The bride and her nus
hand were met at the depot by Prince
Adalbert. the third son OF the haiser'
Resembling cheers marked their way u
the grim but stately Schloss.
After the Kaiser and Kaiserin had
Greeted their daughter and the prince
within the imperial apartments the
cheers were renewed without the gates
90 tho clash Of sabres and cIatter OF
palloping chargers announced the com
ing Of the escort from the courtyard.
The Kaiser. Kaiserin and "newiy"euS
followed in an open automobile. Empe-
ror william waving his hand in cheer
ful recognition Of the enthusiastic
n,oudi,s All along the route to PotS-
dam the enthusiasm was maintained
The imperial auto was followed ny
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