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GERMAN CHANCELLOR TO BE IN
TERPELIlATED IN THE
REICHSTAG
THEY DON'T LIKE Won BUELoW
And the Agrarfans Have Commenced
to Tell What They Think of
Emperor williams
Chancellor.

BERLIN, Dec. S.-Mr Kruger's monroe
ception here and the reasons leading
thereto will be made the subject for an
Interpolation in the rechstag early the
coming week In the first budget debate.
The imperial chancellor, Count Won Bue-
low, will personally reply. The excite
ment on the subject is as deep and as
far-reaching as ever. Today's Die Ma
ton contains an article by Herr Nom
mems, who approves of Emperor William
not receiving the Boer statesman rather
than receiving him and then confessing
his inability to avert tragedy which is
now going on. The Vossiche approves
this and says: 1.-THE hypocrisy of France
which sought to embrotl Germany with
England would have left Germany in the
lurch, probably siding with England
against Germany after succeeding in rup-
turing the bonds Of the Anglo-German
friendship.
AMERICAN IMPORTS.
An editorial article in the Kreuz Zei-
tung, attacking the Agrarians, says: ut
does not matter if the Americans lost the
German trade, since American manufac-
tured imports to Germany will enormous
ly increase, which is watched anxiously
in Germany, Austria-Hungary and Swftz-
erland. If Germany, in the projected
treaties, initiates the Dingley tariff, how
can the Americans complain? 1t would
only be an act of self-defense"
The article then proceeds to enumerate
the many apparent unfairnesses in the
tar1ff relations with the United States.
The Cologne Volkszeitung, the leading,
Centrist organ, acknowledges the cease
less attempts of the United States am
passador, Mr.. White, to continue the
peace between the two countries. but
claims his efforts are pooh-poohed and
frustrated by the Republican jingoes in
America, who are particularly venomous
against Germany.
OPPOSITION TO Won BUELOW.
The first guns of the campaign of
abuse against Count Won Tuelow were
hred this week by the Agrarians of West
Prussia, who referred to the imperial
chancellor as they did to Caprivi, as, be-
ing man without a policy and without
an organ The Agrarian papers refer
to Count Won Buelow as having no heart
for suffering German agriculture.
1q1E EBIPEROR's JOB.
The emperor personally filled out his
census formula, saying his business was
German emperor and king of Prussia"
MT White has received from a Kansas
City lady package containing crazy
quilt squares and asking him to obtain
Signatures of her defunct grandfather
and grandmother, the late Prince Bis
marck and the late Field Marshal Won
Hfoltke, as well as Emperor's, Count Won
Buelow's, ETC., for church rattle.
Frank H. Mason, United States con-
sui general here, and Mrs Mason, gave
dinner Tuesday to prominent members
OF the American colony The distinguish
ed Violinist, Wmdust, and his sister,
played.
Maj. John B. Kerr, the United States
military attache, was presented to Eri-
pefor William at special audience at
Potsdam this noon.
Mrs. Frank w. Mason, wife Of United
States Consul General Mason, is here for
the winter. Prof. H. F. Pettiiohn, Of Chi
cago, is here. Mr.. Vanbrunt, the archi-
tect, with his family, has been here for
some weeks.