Salt Lake Herald | 1904-11-22 | Page 2 | President Roosevelt's Speech Pleased the Germans Immensely

PRESIDENT ROOSEVEl rs SPEECH SPEECH V V V PLEASED THE GERMANS IM IMMENSELY No Nov de at Washington Sunday Sunda on the oc sa slen of the of the tho bronze bronzo I I us fu of Frederick the Great and the i i pr ceremonies have pleased Gr Ger as I I Reports ot of extraordinary lengths V Ut r the German press were cabled l I pe th thu speeches of the tho president and or of I ce Leadin articles j oc pressing appreciation of Mr I appear Apcar In most of the newS ou pers today The semiofficial North se serman serman Gazette which may muy be taken In I st stI I Instance as representing general tI says aYR V haIll Ill In Germany the celebration and par th President address st lea leave It a Impression The Tho pro it un und Insight with which the lie president cl cla cla a historian lid did ju justice to the person re Ity of th the great king and general an de sa us fu pr as Ut pe ce oc ou se st tI th st it cl re V scribed his heroic and un unwearied ried s self lr sacrifice for It a political Idea Idro tilts fills In Germany with warm sympathy V e elly fully lly understand the posItIon th t the president JS as a ed statesman assigns sIgns to the United States In Its pa DO ica sl p to the artous Euro European aa nations whose emigrants for three centuries have found a home beyond the ocean ean and there have been blended Into on e Indivisible whole whIch as a thor i specific individual Is making it V self lf felt more and moro more on the worlds I age e Our people and the American no i ion i on are really not rivals On the other ha ba hand nd they ut each other In more mare marean than an ono one ry direction If I standings andings have hao occurred hero and aini there thore Is satisfactory to the clou s which formerly obscured the i relations lations reha between the tho two grout Peoples hiJ ha hav ve been dissipated S I