The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-04
the KAISER MAY COME.
He Has Shown Very Great Personal
Interest In the Biz Chicago
Fair.
With q Cordial Invitation He
Might Be Induced to Come
Over.
OoOlness Between william and His Grand.
mother-Miguols Exhaustless Re-
SOURCES ~ . Tax Gatheror.

BERLIN, May 3.-Would II surprise resi-
dents of Chicago II the kaiser suddenly
announced his intention Ut paying the ex-
position . visit? A correspondent has OF
late constantly heard that no has such an
idea in his head. and thinks that during
the kaiserin's visit TO the north no may
make a visit TO the United States. This
comes from one who processes to have 1t
from private court sources. A similar re-
port has come from several people generally
we'll informed. II has bsen CONSTANTLY
asked what kind Of a reception his majesty
would meet with in the states and the re-
ply has been that he would DO enthusiastic
cally greeted by tho whole people.
This emperor hos always shown the great
est interest In America, and II 10 owing
solely to this personal interest that Ger
many. 10 80 we'll represented at the Chicago
fair. When the first proposition was made
10 the manufacturers OF the upper Rhine
that they exhibit. they 'replied by a point
blank refusal. Hearing this tho kaisor
made a personal matter Of II. To the OBJ
jections of manufacturers, based OF ths
Mckinley law. he replied that they should
be above such considerations and should
exhibit in q way oreditable to Germany.
The result 10 that this country will be
finely represented instead Of being absent.
The emperor made the point that the
warship ''Kaiserin Augusta" should be
pushed forward in time to 80 to New York
TO take part in tho review. 20 that the
Americans should see the latest and most
modern typo Of q fast cruiser. He sano-
toned the national historical trophies be-
ing sent across the Atlantic. and IL would
take only a cord ial invitation from The
right quarter to induce the kaiser to follow
them. The only doubtful question 10 whore
would Chicago house his imperial majesty
and his suite?
Areport of the highest importance has
just reached the ears of the public. which 10
corroborated and means that the entente
has ceased to exist. II will be rsmemb bored
that the Empress Frederick recently paid a
visit to Queen Victoria in England. Ac-
cordinR TO this information. there has been
strong difference of opinion between the
kaiser and his mother, tho Empress Frsder-
Queen Victoria took the side OF her dauxh-
ter and went 20 far a. to y~ssmonstrate with
the kaiser who, It is stated. made an AFRO
CANT reply. In this way Il. 10 told that the
enmities which existed in such an acute
form at the time of the death Of Emperor
Tf0OoxlCk uhN0 O0CA poAsAnAty AONASONs
The good feeling between the two courts
fostered during the past two years. which
had become 20 popular. has bsen dispelled.
This report. which gains wide currency.
will readily account for the evident sllQhs
which passed mutually betvesn \ kaiser
u~naocounted for. and the departure Of the
queen from Florence In order to avoid
meeting the kaiser. ..47
A Newspaper correspondent some time
ago wrote TO the New York Times that .in
Germany everything 10 taxed but air."
Without any. doubt the the weight of taxa
ton on this country 10 . terrible burden,
increasing continually until it has reached
a point where the entire people cry aloud
for a respite, but the ingenuity of Finance
Minister Miguel has not yet been exhausted,
and he will shortly bring forward what is
ital, which has been received with . how
of indignation by the business community.
Miguel is the cleverest tax originator Cor
many has ever known. This quality ts one
of his cardinal virtues in the eyes of the
emperor. but- this ve~rmogensteur 10 Q tri-
umph Of all his aehisvements in shia direo'
ton. The tax is extremely light. about one
half per cent in n thousand, and might pos
sibly bring in 80, 600, 900 marks or 10, but III
importance lies In the fact that II 10 In
tended to be a vast pivot on which oths,
taxation shall rest. such as income tax duel
ana d new legacy INV Outy WAloA WIZ
shortly be introduced. It will be accurately
guaRed bv the indignation of the businesi
community, owing to the fact that theil
exact financial condition will become pub
lie property. There is much bitterness, but
the bill is sure to pass.
Richter. who is nothing If not hard anc
bitter. has apparently determined to ruin
Ahlwardt. and publishes tho most damaR-
ing documents in his FreissiniRe .Zeitune
in the shape of two letters from Awkward,
written in 1885. in which OCCUR such SON
tsnoss as tho following: From the first
have condemned the anti-semetic move-
ment. because 1t Ia unheard.of stupidity tc
blame or praise a man on account OF biz
religion" Later on he says: whoever
calls me an anti-Semetic speaks without
knowledge and with the intention OIL
c~alumniAting me amongst the Jews. Wit
have been my best friends. md. of III,
Insurers. who havs ruined mo. Again. OF
my word of honor, l will fight religious In
tolerance to my last breath" =,
Ahlwardt was down on his knees before
spurnsd and despised by the reichstsp, ant
Richter, who has all along been foremos
in the attack, would now seem to hav
given him his coup do grace.
1t should BIO in Every House.
J.B Wilson, 81 Clay street. %Shnrpsburg
Pa, says he viii not be without DR.. King