The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
NO MATERIAL0
10 the Feeling Of Gern..,
to the WEI.
GOVERNMENT MAINTAINS \
A Few of the Germ. $
Almost hostik
ANGLO AMERICAN \,
ANGLO AMERICAN
Attracted Attention d y.
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Berlin. June There i, !.
change in the feeling In cs,s..
gard to the war betwsen II,
United States.
The government scrupulos.,,
expressing its views on IN. NJ,
few of the German nex,,., b
In their attitude Of little ~
hostility towards the United 4.
Throughout the week Their Z,
emily maintained that tia 49,
Santiago de Cuba amounted !. /
defeat OF the Yankees" and y,
printed the lying Madrid dl,.,
porting this contention.
These newspapers also con.,,s.
the Americans with cowardI.. /.
lacking the Spaniards, "whcu
Gently, the Americans regarded !.
worthy Of their STEEL"
A member Of the general M
an interview with the corresuoss]
Associated Press. said:
1t is hard for a trained .ja.|
European mold to suppress 7,
akin to contempt when read,m }
counts of what has thus far ls,,
rather left undone, by the Amt, 4
against the Spanish troops ia III
with no Spanish fleet 10 va.
money and transportation in abu,i
the men needed at their couur|
have been unable thus far d
landing Of troops. This tact =
itself.
And after the enormouy bouuw
American press and people. VA
atically belittled the Spaniard, d
before the outbreak of hostIlltIa
glorious failure Is doubly comm, q
If striking proof of the great ~
of the European system Of standiu|
was needed. the Americans have 4
it,.
The above sentiments are Y
shared by all the German milAA1,
Tho attempts OF Spain TO Ntul
pean intervention continue In sxa
little encouragement held out n I
nets approached.
Count de Vilegon Zeillie, D,
ambassador at st. Petersburg, Il 1
ing in concert with his collelgw
Senior Leon y Castillo. In an eAM
tain the services of Russia al
either Immediately or In The Iw
The German foreign Office y i
Of the negotiations. but attacks
portance to them. A high ofhda
foreign office positively assures y
spondent of the Associated n
neither France nor Russia lnlsit
tervene at the present junctuft
The feasibility and probsbllt
Anglo American alliance or undn
Is attracting widespread attenta
German press. though the IDEA y
sally scoffed at as impracticabk
The papers here profess not 70 '
the possibility OF such az entH'
point out an array of alleged fitiil
why the interests Of the two ni1
not travel in parallel lines, decin
Great Britain's anxiety for % u
due to fear engendered by boz pa
lation.
The Cologne Gazette ridlculn !
and claims that II an alliance =
summated Great Britain would
the advantages and America " Y
vantages.
The foreign office does moi un'
ter seriously.
Berlin, June 11.-Althoush =
American feeling continues nsn
war news, coupled with ofncm
that such comments were ends's
commercial interests Of Gein
compelled the newspapers to ~
ultra pro-Spanish sympatMss' !,
of them are beginning 10 aom" I
is in a perilous condition. !,
The Deutsche Zeitung say
moment has arrived for tipl0p''
vention in regard to the Pnl, Y. 4,
adds: 1--WE confidently exp~
office to act speedily ana e y =
we can not allow the islan''
the hands of America. 100.
The Vossiche Zeitung sent
Philippines SPANS punisnrs |
turtles of misrule is imminsl srd
massacre of the patriot hilA s,esdJ
sands of Tagals finds
pense." !. ths %
The vossiche Zeltung y Il
paper to publish the rep S ma, n
correspondent sent to aaariw b
The Post of this city avn erlI
ish affairs have arrived a. = ala
and says; III. in addition, Svas
tunes. the throne Is upse. ., :,
spain would lose all the .s,,,usutsl