Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-20
EMPEROR WILLIAM
HIS SENTIMENTS TO-
WARD US CHANGED.
BERLIN CABL LETTER

tween Spain and the Tnitod ptaI.- t...
bsen consistently change .r,.r OIL.
rast month. 4 noNlner ot ! - w. ..-
entouYaEe informs your corr II a..-l
here that the persistent stGtea .f. 4
the American and British pre- tft.o
coupled with insulting commrt' G..g.
ing the emperor intends 10 a.,. IN.
terfere in behalf Of Spain au4 tzs
to his majesty sentiments ~, g4
actually foreign to him at tn t,r.-..
Of hoetilities," have greatly anA .
emperor, and the constant rc.'-at.es
of the erroneous statements s~ H. ser.
many's official attitude being Hl.....
ly to the United States" have .a4.l
Emperor William exceedingly
The informant continues. t5
repeated assurances which CUR -.-.
ment has given of its intention r..a-
tain the most strict and most -.. fell
trality and his majesty's o. .t
pointed declaration to the sam e.. 1
the speech from the throne It t.e $.
ing Of the reichstag. in which j. ss'-
fled to the unbroken friendship ..u..n
the two countries, II Is down.,--. -y
to speak of Germany's interior ur4
IN COnHGClICn W IN III" al i1e
not been a single act or word If a.. ggy-
eminent which could be cons .l.N as
unfriendly to the United States rr ma
the government eny such inter-. IN
the future. 1t Is difficult r. lH. -s.-aI
the train of reasoning by "h Ire
Americans conclude that either -gH-
peror or the government Is uni ally 10
them. Both as a nation and as . .,... %.
erent Germany has always i 10 "a
in notifies and in dfrtompcy. W. i,
tais studied attempt of tia q ..... N
and British press to construa
as an unfriendly step Nal.t t.P
emperor and the govern mt u-
ously annoyed at the wholly x ..- 80
charges, Patience is virtue, 1T iii &!
is limit to It,
They'd Like tho Philippines.
In contrast with the above .i ~
terance there are a variety p.
tons in regard to the Philiptu. Ais
The officials of the foreign a.
Germany's strong naval display .l-
Mia is made merely to pr"tatt
subjects, and a part Of TIL press ~
the same attitude, based on H. IN
office statement. saying thu in r.
that Germany meant e. interfel= I'd
American operations or in th' A.f.- 70
occupation of the Philippine
baseless, as GetTnanys MAJ.
there 10 altogether too small f.r- a
purpose.
Nevertheless many editou .r'
couched in quite a difiereu'
spirit. For instance, Tho VI
litische Correspondent, which his 50
relations with the government T..
expects the concentration of '. --
man forces will have 'Ierma
suits" and advocates German, ~
ing from "the Republic of tla =,
pines" q point d'aprui simic .17
German base OF operations -.
Chou bay.
Generally speaking thu O. -u.
newspapers continue their ~.
tone toward America, though the. '
somewhat more cautious. All Il
cent news from Cuba and The IrN
pine islands is interpreted as he.fr IT,
favorable to the United states ih'
Guantanamo bay affair is duhh,
feat unqualifiedly. Neverthe fa'
papers are now printing nurnar9n 1-
nuaieatiens from pro- American -0.
Nesting axinst the persistent abus' .I
slanAer to which Americans haH'
subjected since the opening of the IT.
May Raise Duy on Bicycles.
The Industrial Federation has 81" d
memorial to the hundesrath rr
that American bicycles. which ;
hitherto been classed as fine irarf.'
be hereafter classed as vehicles a.
raising the duty on them from
marks to 20 to 10 marks or n p.r
ad valorem per wheel The &
party, which has thus far cons
high duties on American goods
through its organ, The Neua I't
eating European tariff LEAGUE
the United States with the view
ing American competition. Tn
are widely quoting The Zait's rclo
A new decree has been issued Z
with the liability of Foreigners re-
in Germany to military service.
rules heretofore governing the case
Americans are not changed, but a
strict enforcement of them has been '
dered. The United States embassy
now dealing with a number OF -a
arising from the decree, notah'y (
NooN VI al AMERICAN Ttsl0lnA a. 80
whose sons were born in America
who married and settled here. Thy
now told to return to America or Sci
in the army.
The failure OF Joseph Letter, tht
cago grain operator. is much ceiNn'
ed upon here as being "a less
greedy SPECTATORS" The cemua
papers hold Letter Responsible for .
revolts which have occurred in l.u!
and elsewhere,
yacht race has heen arranas!
tween the empress of Germany and b.
slster-in-law, Princess Henry of t'U
sla, who will be on board the Iduro %
the American schooner yacht Van
against Emperor William, who W'
on board his new yacht Meteor
contest will occur within a forth
from Hemmelmark.