Show I ANALYZING THE E VISIT The German Politicians and II I I Writers on Princes TripI I SOCIALISTS REVILE JOURNEY Organ of That Party See Profligacy in Every Banquet and Scandalous Waste in Flowor Display Agrarians V Agrari-ans Teat the Visit Somewhat Other phase of Political V Coldly Every Io litical Opinion in Germany However How-ever Has Nothing But Kind Words for the United States Berlin March The first quick impression im-pression of wonder Over the reception of Prince Henry of Prussia in > the United States has passed but fresh Incidents in-cidents of the Princes experience continue con-tinue to entertain the public The newspapers here handle the dispatches from the United States as though they were installments of 3 serial roipance and curiosity as to what will happen next Is nearly as keen as when Prince Henry debarked CLASS AND PARTY VIEW The politicians and writers however arc beginning to examine his visit from the standpoint of class and party views What at first wore either expansive expressions ex-pressions of pleasure or silence are replaced re-placed now by the reflections of analytical analy-tical minds who explain why the visit Isa material good thing or use I as political SOCIALISTS REVILE TRIP The Socialists revile everything about the trip from their doublehatred of royalty and wealth They sneer at thc democracy for export as they call 1 Prince Henrys unaffected bearing affirming af-firming that royalty a home Is never so amiable Now names for the United States besprinkle be-sprinkle the Socialist press such as Dollar Republic and the papers call those who took part in the luncheon I with the Prince at Sherrys New York Dollar Majesties AS SEEN BY VOERWAERTS The Voerwaerts sees prolllgacy In every banquet scandalous waste In the flower displays and uses as a text the tact that seats at the gala performance at the Metropolitan opera house were selllntr at 0 marks Referring to the banquet given by the New York Staats Zeitunff to the press of the United States In honor of Prince Henry the paper says With us tho press Is Just tolerated The monarch I has never appeared at n press festivity or 3 meeting of the bourgeoIse Newspapers News-papers here feel themselves extraordinarily extraordi-narily flattered 1C a Minister in the flesh stumble unawares Into one of their balls Notwithstanding the unbrIdle 1i and brutalizing use which the American press makes of Its V liberty the Emperors Em-perors delegate attended the press banquet ban-quet given In his honor NO RESPONSE TO THIS Such opinions do not find n response In any other political section and aro only mentioned her because they aro ara the view of aggressive minorities The Agrarians treat the Fringes visit somewhat coldly perhaps but they keep to the studied language courtesy in expressing satisfaction with the warmth of his reception though they seemingly distrust the permanency of the good feeling AN AGRARLYKT CARTOON The Kladdoradatschs cartoon this week represents Prince Henry shaking hands with Uncle Same before shaknS tol Uncle Sam holds an Immense pedlera pack and the Imperial Chan cellor Count von Buelow dressed as a policeman Is pushing back a group of the Agrarians who are holding brick bats behind their backs walling for a chance to throw them and exclaiming Wo have an old score to settle with Uncle Sam The tariff bill pictured as the setting sun in the background is I the Agrarians Agrrians grievance KIND WORS FOR U S Every other phase of political opinion in German has nothing but kind words for tho United States The Conserva Consern tive Post says The reception goes far beyond the bounds of conventional politeness and In comcnlonal It Is sincere ternatonal courtesy I sincerely cordial and even enthusi astic The German people will wl never l forget the chivalrous sympathetic atti tude of the Americans towards the Hohenzollcrn Prince I an American representative ever visits German tar ritory he can be assured that tho Ger cordialityWHAT man nation will greet him with equal WHAT IS HOPED FOR Dr Earth in the Nation Nalon expresses the hope that Prince Henry will Prnce return homo with wIl rtur wIh impressions which will In fluence w1 fucnce the Interest and political devel opment of Germany and ermal hopes Emperor Williams 1VUlam political programme will be influenced by PrInce Henrys w1 tonshUe lenrs observa While Ills has public Majesty not given 0 publc expression of his views of the weeks Incidents It is i understood that he untCstood specially endorsed Embassador Whites Interpretation of the trip as creating trIl creatng an atmosphere In which politi cal questions polt qucstons are yolvcd Government officials regard the press banquet as being the most im cause portent It feature affected of the the medium trip hitherto I1OSt through be which V Germany is seen |