The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
KAISER'S DENTIST IS
IN CITY ON A VISIT
American Consul al Prague
Also Passenger on the
Rcrgensfjord.
YOUNG DANCER HELD TIP

br. Arthur Newton Davis, whose spe.
cialty IN Germany. where he has resided
for many years, * attending 10 the teeth
of tho Kaiser. arrived Yesterday ny the
Norwegiau-America steamship Rergens-
ford. from Bergen by way Of KirkwaIl
The doctor WAS here last August and
returned In October TO Berlin. He had
"a passport good for six months only and
had II extended by the American Con
sulate in Berlin.
He declined yesterday To- discuss any
subject. even the teeth Of the Kaiser. not
even rsnarkins that Wilhelm had bitten
OF more than he could chew. \ srec!al
representative OF the Department Of Jus
tice boarded the B~ergcnsfJord al QUAR-
antine. While he did not make any
special examination uf the doctor he
asked other passengers about him. Dr..
Davis Is from Piqua. Ohio. and vii, re-
turn to his German home after u shor,
stay hero unless there r. trouble about
his passport.
Charles L. Hoover. American Consul
~ Prague. who has been absent from,
the United States three wears. also got
t"'N ~ NV - WV " ft'll'
some time taking care Of Americans At
Carlsbad AT the beginning Of the war
and now has the parole Of 1900 Serbs.
British. French and Russians IN Prague
who are permitted TO 60 anywhere they
please IN the city limits and report to
the police every week. None of then,
has violated his parole. Several of tn.
British are teaching languages IN the
city and others are employed in various
occupations.
Gardiner r. NJ NcCardless who has
had trouble negotiating American raper
In Germany. came back because OF that
and other val iuconVcu cur,s after
twenty years residence in Baden BADEN
Edwin Weigle OF the chicago Tribune.
who brings back 1000 feet ~ wal Aims
| says conditions for Americans In Ger.
many have improved since the recen-
tion Of the American note on tho SUSSEX
case. The Americans are row respected
I whereas heretofore tl,, w-t- f,Lafi-.
with lofty Indifference or bitterness tn,
| note had inspired y large mass ~ N,
peopl. - seek war with the lrlt'f
States. but the Kaiser. after a confer
ence with Herr Bail'n and other leading
commercial men Of Germany. Put N,
veto OH the war sentiment because OF the
probability OF commercial trouble ot 4
vast kind later.
Emile Winhler Of Fetrograd, comely
and young, was met 1T the pier by Leonid,
Roseweig. who represents Russian bust.
ness Interests here, lie said she was his
stenographer and a relative OF his VIE
He WIS informed that lie would have %
go 70 Ellis Island to-day TO get Miss
Winkler. Galy MamaJoff, dancer, i
petite and handsome, who aid she ex
pected to join Pavlowa here, was sent
to Ellis Island because there was no one
to meet her at the pier,
Capt. X. :. lrgeus OF the Bcrgens'
ford said he had gone INTO kirkwai
from Bergen by prearrangement viii
the British Admiralty. thus escaping ths
delay OF the holdup and escort by British
auxiliary cruiser. one Of h's first cabir
passengers. carl Hierch. who declared
that he was a German Swiss. was taken
! on the liner AZ Kirkwall IL" CAM" FROM
Berlin. Tho british removed >97 bags
~ mall A. kirkwall. letting foriy-on.
bags como through.