Addresses in Memory of Carl Schurz Carnegie Hall New York November 21 1906
Addresses in Memory of Carl Schurz Carnegie Hall New York November 21 1906
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" An especially interesting illustration of his great captivating influence was once told to me by the curator of my university, Dr. Von Rottenburg. It appears that Dr. Von Rottenburg, when private secretary to Bismarck, was ordered, when a visitor re- mained too long, to send to the Chancellor a red portfolio indi- cating some urgent business, and, if this proved ineffectual, to repeat it, and, if still ineffectual, to announce the arrival of a special messenger from the Emperor. Schurz once p...aid a visit to Bismarck, and the red portfolio was, in accordance with the custom, sent in the first time, and after fifteen minutes the second time, but the official upon returning said to Rottenburg: " Don't trouble yourself any more, even the direct messenger from the Emperor will have no effect, the Chancellor has just ordered hock and cigars and the two gentlemen are enjoying themselves immensely. " Nor is this personal influence of Carl Schurz apt to cease. As a model of self-denying idealism he will not only continue to live in the hearts of the great number of his friends and of the best of his American fellow-countrymen but in Germany also with the conflicting interests created by the astounding development of its industrial life, a man of Carl Schurz's type will become of more and more importance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" An especially interesting illustration of his great captivating influence was once told to me by the curator of my university, Dr. Von Rottenburg. It appears that Dr. Von Rottenburg, when private secretary to Bismarck, was ordered, when a visitor re- mained too long, to send to the Chancellor a red portfolio indi- cating some urgent business, and, if this proved ineffectual, to repeat it, and, if still ineffectual, to announce the arrival of a special messenger from the Emperor. Schurz once p...aid a visit to Bismarck, and the red portfolio was, in accordance with the custom, sent in the first time, and after fifteen minutes the second time, but the official upon returning said to Rottenburg: " Don't trouble yourself any more, even the direct messenger from the Emperor will have no effect, the Chancellor has just ordered hock and cigars and the two gentlemen are enjoying themselves immensely. " Nor is this personal influence of Carl Schurz apt to cease. As a model of self-denying idealism he will not only continue to live in the hearts of the great number of his friends and of the best of his American fellow-countrymen but in Germany also with the conflicting interests created by the astounding development of its industrial life, a man of Carl Schurz's type will become of more and more importance.
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