Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-01-23 | Page 42 | Executive Ability of German - American Seen

EXECUTIVE ABILITY 0E 0' EK MA N-A M E Rl C A X SEEN Special Cablo to Tho Tribune. HICItlil.N. Jan. 22.- General Stewart I. Woodruff, who recently presented the kaiser with a Tfiidaon-Fullon nieilal. has created a distinctly good Impression here Germany was deeply interested In the great celebration In New Vork. not nlom-because nlom-because of the fact that German snllors participated and were treated royally while, in the American metropolis, but also because of the belief that the success of Ihe undertaking was largely duo to the great executive ability of a German-American, German-American, Ilerinan Ridder. Mr. Uldder Is almost as well known by reputation at least In Herlln as lie Is In New York, and is looked upon as a rcpresi-matlve German-American and one of tho leaders of thought in tlio great Republic which makes any serious disagreement between Germanv and the United States almost impossible.