Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-10
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
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Britaias ANY.


peror has again succeeded In command.
ing the attention Of Europe and increas
ing his personal prestige and influence
He was received at Potsdam with pomp
stateliness and cordially. by the car
and czarina Of Russia. who had been
visiting their relations in Hesse. and
there were conferences between Count
Murawief aud the German chancellor
and other high dignities Of state These
courtesies were a concession 20 the old
school Of diplomacy. which. then trained
by Bismarck believed that the highest
interests Of Germany were prompted by
good understanding and secret agree.
ments with Russia
The day fixed for this meeting Of the
two soyercigns was Also chosen for the
official announcement Of various secret
arrangements made with England 10
advance Of the German emperors visit
20 the queen These include the renun.
citation Of English rights in Samoa 10
favor Of Germany. Compensation f5T
England were found Ia the cessiou ~
two easierly islands Of the solomon
group and the abandonment Of German
consular jurisdiction IN ZAuEiher and an
arrangement foF the dehmitatiou %
British aud German fouiiers IN the Hia
terland of Toagolaud
These exchange. - territory aud ,1.
Tisdictiou are Too intricate % - uujsr.
stood eHcep; by experts o.; the ROYAL
GeogrAphical society. although writer,
make a brave At;smp; % explain them
What % the biggest significance d.
the evidence that Eng lrl ant Gsrua1y
are heartily in a-esrI ali st4niius er
each other
No liplouatist 1s.isvrs that tha H.--
In suuouuceu--t Confirmed b. ths Or.
sigu Chcs hsrr. d. a complete disclosure
q the secret a.yrrer-1- between E--. l-l
an Germany ne l--p--t taizg. arr
sll -ur-vells1 Pol, s-r1ra Is i1.3 -a-s
% prove that Lcrl -. sh1-v las .se--sI
a free 1azl 10 >cl.h lsr.ca a-d t-s -.-
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srAl verdict q popular approval
DiplomAtists here assume vita ooc6.
denoe that England has not a-rifo-I
American friendship o. Interests 10 tie
Samoan settlement aud that the part.
ton Of territory between the United
States and Germany has received tho
sanction Of the three powers concerned
In the tripartite convention which hal
ceased 10 be a Practical method % gov
erning the group Leading writers for
the press take this view and also fore.
cast hearty German cooperation In the
state departments new policy requiring
European guarantees for an open door
In the far east and equality Of CONNER.
cial privileges for all maritime nations
This view is justified by the latest Der.
lin dispatches Everything, indeed.
point, to the full accord Of the three
powers in all these arrangements. The
German emperor warned last year that
her attitude toward America has helped
TO bring the United States and England
into close and friendly relations. has
made approaches TO both and the three
greatest industrial commercial nations
Of the world are now brought iuto a
circle Of good feeling and common inter.
ests without a formal convention OF al