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some time ago, Chancellor Caprlvi,
IN olscusSlng the relations existing be
tween the fowers' SAID he believed
they wanted to try to reconcile France
TO the triple alliance. 1t was evident
that Italy could no. afford to keep
large standing army, the expense
weighed too heavily upon her. Hence
the POWERS desired to reconcile France
and Italy If possible There is in Italy
large ana influential party opposed TO
Chancellor Crispl. This party had al
ways wanted closer conn ection with
France, because of the old, natural al
lance between the two countries.
France aided Italy IN the war for in0e-
pendence and 1t has yet great sympa-
thles for the Italian people.
But beyond all this there is another
reason which appeals more strongly
perhaps to many Germans than those l
have mentioned 1t Is possible that
Emperor Wilhelm would seize the op-
portunlty OF meeting with President
Carnot to display to all Europe the fact
that not only does he mean TO be on
good terms with his neighbors, but
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control the daring temper and mag
nanlmous spirit 50 generally attributed
to hlm. lie would doubtless be pleased
to show that he was not apprehensive
OF any trouble or demonstration
through his coming in contact with o
foreign people among whom he has
been criticised 20 severely This quix-
ohc view OF the affair is not regarded
with any appreciation by Bismarck.
1he Prince Is connected with the
hamburger 'Nachrichten," news
paper which has at different
times discussed the proposed re-
conclllatlon OF France in way
that was known N official cir cles to
hint at the plans of the young Emperor
himself. 1t was intlmated that no re-
conciIiation arrived at In the way sug-
6ested oy Hhein policy OF courtesy
would be successful, nor would 1t be
approved Oy the country. IL WAS bring
ing Nermany into too familiar rela-
uohs WIN us ancient enemy, Bismarck
considered ana whlIe the Emperor
might AWAKEN some sympathy among
the hrst eiasses OF france, he could not
dement, oy II, since these classes pos
sessed no lnnuence IN their own conn
Try IBIS hAed difference OF opinion,
frequently en- mphaslzed, was one of the
thlngs that ultimately led TO the retire
ment OF bismsrck from ofilciaI lie
The countess hrAnicki, now the Prin-
cess KadzlwiIl' has long been great