The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-20

German embassy today and. for the hrst
! time since his arrived, CONSENTED 90 tax
| In a general way concerning current top
les OF interest between ere two govern
ments. Herr Won Mumm was here a.
| first secretary OF the legation from fsss
| to 1897. during which time he negotiated
and signed the important reciprocity
| treaty with Germany. AZ that time Sec
/ rotary Riafns formed a warm personal
/ attachment for him. 81 am fortunate IN
returning to Washington at time when
the relations between the two countries
are on such a friendly bass" said Herr
Won Mumm Among those have left
behind-the responsible officials al Berlin
as well as the people at LARGE can a. b
sure YOU there - a most cordial sentiment
OF good will for the United States gov
eminent and Cor your people. and = sim
cere purpose % maintain that relation.
And I am glad 20 note among your ON
cIais the same evidences Of FOOD VIII
That il the strongest assurances OF the
bonds between Germany and the United
states. am glad to say there IL not
even a cloud on the horizon q our good
relations"
Being asked as 10 the outiook on the
Samoan question. the minister saiA: That
Is case IN point. showing that what
may seem 20 present serious dfhcuitisa.
really Yields 20 a satisfactory adjustment
when the governments have a SINGERS
purpose 10 avoid causes for friction. In
the case OF Samoa. the critical phases ap-
pear 20 have disappeared. with the ap-
.
final adjustment is largely committed 20
their hands. wha, they have done thus
far appears 60 be On the interest Of all
concerned. the foreign communities IN the
Islands and the native Samoans. a. vel
as the three governments for which they
are acting We arc looking forward 20 a
complete adjustment % this question ana
I's elimination from ohicisi snd public ct
tsntion. for. in reality. 81 lacks The dig
nifty and impirtance 20 make ~ a factor
~ disagreement between great nsuins
think this = the consensua - feeling On
the part % all the governments con
cernsi"
In connection With Herr Won Humm's
arrival there has been much comment
IN the press az 20 the German rs~irrr-city
negotiations and the pos-ft:'iiy mat he
would push them actively 90 'hs front
This appears n have aTissn largely from
the fact that hs holds the rank - mis-
'sisr Instead ~ charge SaHsifes ana also
from, ~ connection ui'h the fVTDsf rcd
pr5~Ity treaty A. - this. - sah; 7
no,lre that ne American pres infsrH that
I cine On a spesai mission resafng 20
reriurorffy But 7 assure you ] havs ~
roacl6e irE'rls~tig.s whirh eonfs-npiau
.ss immediate ror~iusioa - treaty. The
,,,rrs.-son r-as.ssiy srfsss from Ere fsct
,hs, while -ha-Es GHhsifss in itat en-
rl,,4eS a, Ra.af4Fa. WITH Csnsfsf FoSisf.
-bo WIS ,hs United states spsciai pisni-
soss5-fary - reciprocity. = reciprocity
sgrss~nsa; wrich put a. enf - d7Ssfenc-s
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ts,ernati1nsi ssnse. 20 remove sny eS-
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ne fsvyr~s naaos c3sass q satsiinE
treaties
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