The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-13
Emperor VIM. aud the Czar.

the yttif 0f thc Czlr to Emperor william
at Iotsiam where tuo events whEh
brought i1y to the hearts ~ Inc usrmans
for they we're both construed as favorable
A thc empire and government and the
press did everything to assure the czar
hearty wcio mo Tho correspondent GO
tfe Associated Pres ienrns from csc Wit
ncsses that the emperor and empress ace
corded % most cordial welcome Co their
nuests. which was funy recIpr0cated
THE preas dweit especially on the face
th1t tho czar ana emperor we're always
exert ug t1cmseiyes o. r.1cs. ana ihat
the presence OF thr rzl- at p1taIam on
fhe eve of Emperor william. departure
far ErFilnd. at n moment when Germany
had entered into a friendly uuIrreand-
Ire with great Brfl.u reslrl.ur colonial
policy ua. taniamount f1 an addition
af guarantee 90 peace After tre 1ars
departure tho press iudulRed u Ire ui d.
go eue.ses as io what tho mqutr.hF
mieht hate lrreed ufnn. especially dur ur
the t.u minutes quiet talk v. alone
m ha mluaolcum 90 Emreos Frei-
erlek pte. the doors were clo.eb and
aU other. were excluded The u.em1
fiUucss oaa only Do up hy two ttI t.
ter aper u the neghborug chapel
some paper. uout to the length a. rapor-
Ipg thr exact words of ne m0rtr.hH
dur nr fHesa te1 minutes The cufIe.p'n.
ent of ths Aaoc.afri Press learns tr'u
nu excellent source that after silent
PRAYER af fhc tomb of Emperor Freisr
.rt thsy af silently shook hands and
ief. the nnuallrum a. dinner wheu
count Mursven Count Won Huo'ow and
Prince Hohfn'1h were ALSO present 1u
exrhanra of Sons un rhc political sItli.
zion oceldrrd but Informally There vHf
nb compact whatever made lt should n.
remsmbsrcl Chat thr emperor haa i..
trusted Franc. snes 50 n1urEe'is. r
igg. ae ssI tua opportunity. wfcn Gr'Ii
ur.t1lr va. Wrln af the kruger te'r.
GRAIN tn further Frances uiareaff Don
] the direction ar tnr .drl 0f 20 "rcanche
1 vrlHo ra .prrInei agreement wHH eu'rr-
! 90 .uto. B,ntfy of opinion was found p"
IoxIsf rfearIlne presenf 1ni future po.
.et u Dh rr south Anrt the b'ikln
/ Crer.. Ud elsewhere
/ The nrNHpauer. with 'ew except
expires. Nva'v ntaf.tnn Hf the samoan
/ .etifomsrt Tnere rl Iouhf fh1t Conn.
l Vou Uus'au hl gained tremendously Ir
favor rot auiv with on. emperor huf w.t
the relp'. of almost 200 hlie. of opinion
&C., receives tle vh1'r credit flr h.
Increment Evar tre hostile Er.ul
Zetunr admit. tbaf t, wa thereby ia.
leorvrI veu 1y fhr country The pr0e paid
o. samoa rof Urenei un HHh at
ltfe n1uer. except 1 f.w ~ Goo n1n- amer.
loan variety rNpres. e1u0isnr nlt th'
luuited states ls thc owner ~ ,he ruha
llaud win prove % rooi u'iFhhnr
on the io.ut samoa settlement thn wa
lu south Afrrn hn uoIr'v Boon lo.
lsieht uf THa Hsrlt.Ica fr.m fh.ro na
boon buf Iife commented ur'n
Tho Rerhsfar VIII m..f November ~
land .f b. probably thar the rer.'ou r'I
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Ipartnrf measure. about vhie. urlt d'
|t.r.fr Hf uuI1 .n eN. .f. TIer. Ira RI.
|lrU. .frt. I.U aud th. ren.aHi ~ tt
.1um.r.HI ua.t.. rhe nr.f fF H.f 'Ht.
IIr fl nar. unrr. GOO government H..aut
rIHr.I .Hrr. The fHrI U m1r
|UaH. tl .H.r..I lt...IHr $3.50 .ra.f.
...r.UnIr reIuIrr f.. governments
|.t .... AH GOO preparatory Har. U.'r
U behind HrI U .HH .t
Ip..aI interest n America 'H. m..
..t.r H RH.. nr como uu l.- H
...HtI reading I. ln fIr .nH Tle HI
IIn Vh.Ih II v.s I.n IE fHHe commit.
/. s. ru. acceptable 'H ..fl government
T.e corr poriruf M Iae Arr.Ilf
pr. .srus frUm rai.HI. American nI
p Ifba.y frr.. u.f " H. hI pRHe# ui
ns clause lm1uu.uF t' prohibition
5 rr Importation uf auHen rl raHH.
Im..f ,hr UnrnI State. wI uot he H
.Hei 1aI wu reaIHfr wifh prohibited
measure 600 German winef the reu
a u.I uau regular arn war
= suon lfte- the RerH. tlr meets aH .
a terpe,huon on the foreign policy 20 "a
O money iu regular business can Doe On
e. without distress The small extent
which advantage has been taken of q
treasury departments offer to anti'
p pate the payment of government iut.
u ast confirms the Wow that the etr
B r.uoy 1f money F confined to epr.u.
b tive circles tl "a large extent It is Irs
also than au artificial easing ~ th.
clI money situation would bring In
mand flr gold from London Wh.
I. lty 10 trade Is making extraoriIn1
I. uses flr money .u ail the countries
Europe ANA Boa England thc ncel ls q
rrlated by thc war expenditure I
would result lu making the last CON
ton worse than the worst The act
a upply so that withdrawal of q
se tha cutting on OF the TrausvnaI 81
raunry's credits would have ald