The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-30
THE S'0ClI
Extension Of
Norhiaa'usa MI
WILL De MADE
Maps Of Gcrman
Being Dist
RIDIcULTNG Till
Text of His BirtAs
p"res Him to a.
Cartoon Nin. =: me-
RIDIcULING rHs

Berlin. January a.
py The Associated Pres.
OF the socialist bill for ~ &
limited right OF coalIti
! and the debate on the n
us being Of special impuS n
cited cases showing tAss
ments, notably the sasua nv y
not scruple to violate ID s;
trade. rights of the worhIs b
Baron Won stumm, 4 81 ~
mate friend of Empe,ur m
the reactionists, favored Y
mi ment Of these rights. TkstS
hottest chance of the relchrsi
Dill or of the bundesrath ~
that the government rscosS';
dent by the fact that not I Y
tended the debate on w
matter is important becau.s n. 5
to make 1t an isso.| ~ n
elections. n i's2
Maps which have been ~,
members of the reichstag shSf "
trict about Kiao Chau bay. "a
many, consists OF the noriAe,, e
srn peninsula, the northern q
1uadruple tiH size Of the spsS,,
'ula. The sphere Of Intera,,I
extends over a radius Of eixSayp
md includes the large town, /, ~
Ind Tyout Cheng.
1t is learned at the forsin 4
wing to the sugar bounty cc,II
Brussels the reciprocity netolhI
ween Germany and the Unjnd z
u a standstill, and 1t d doubttd
hey are to be resumed, as Ge1s
bout concluded that nothlnr ~
ONE out Of them. 1t Is undess
he sugar conference will iniprn
dss the Dingley tariff bill.
The foreign office next week M
he attention of the chamber d 4
the serious American compedua
tally In cottons. growing % "
countries, where Gsfna
rs have great interests. III d1d
le foreign office are prepaiihg Ii
on of the best way to combat III
ton.
The peculiar apposlteness Il III
lie special sermon on Empeips \
rthday, namely BE still ~ ~
am God; ] will be exaltM -
has attracted q sfsat ~
ntion and 1t is now e1pecdt y
nperor himself selected n u
'sted that the addition * ~ M
'se" would make the pas6Ap ~
A noteworthy article IN n H.
achrichten on the occasion 4 NJ
8 birthday bears unmbtah1t
ark Of Friedrlchsruhe ~ Z
'ince Bismarck's views. It ~
THE monarch has stepped isb
ound of public life far more ~
stors did; the policy Of the eng1t
ussia bears marks Of imperial a
. strong individuality Of the ~
er perceptible in the mc6
eeches. He not only goyerM i
d is in reality the actual lslas
tion and disposes of the destinla !
my. If Germany is now sninslf
CHER spirit than a short time 4
of the state goyefnmnt
,reases, if the spirit OF ente'2i1s
lsed, we attribute 1t mainly y
1t the emperor has kDoAu ~ !
US whereby desired ends aN en
rhe most severe cruclM
,used throughout the counuy \
ice of two months impfiso
tress upon Herr Trojan. eau1
ldderadatsch, on Tuesday ~
ming the emperor in DeeeasD
Frederick the ~
n, Alexander the Great ,ns
ding the speech Of Empe0
ivered on November Is.
the guards and recruits, W. .! ~,
ion his majesty remarks
necessary to be good Cnf u.
to be good soldiers.
i've newspapers proncunee h
us, and 1t is said to be ~
emperor's influence, as ~
lous at the cartoon and ~
that Herr Trojan y
ichselmunde, situated "a :
riot, where Herr Yields, ~ s
tracted the most severe ~
.ladderadatsch's issue o. u
ated owing to the publicet!,
! in which Herr Trojan se aas
d his sentence. He also
ms. to the same effect ~
ldatsch. Z,
erren Schmidt and Walt
editors. were also imp!
past week on the charge q
publishing an ironical ~ ~
'eror's birthday. Herr
alist member of the relca
i sent to prison for sR
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