The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-29
GROWING MORE PRo-BRITlSH.
GERMANY FEELS THO NECESSITY
FOR FRIENDSHIP.

Official Organs Urge Wisdom ana
Moderation In Critici~Ing the Eng
Iish or the War-Emperor's Per-
sonaI Utterances Indicate This De-
cided Tendcncy-CrOwn Prince Is
2I-Germany's Position N World
Power Discussed.
Copyright. 1900. by the Associated Press)
Berlin, April 2s.-During the week the
German press paid great attention to the
relations between Great Britain and Ger
many and It was Interesting to note that
even such an Anglophobe paper as the
Hamburger Nachr,chten admitted 1t was
foolish to neediessly anger and provoke
England" and advised the German people
10 "use more wisdom and circumspection
when criticising the English or the war"
It is also significant that the government
organ, the North German Gazette, repro
duced the above article.
The whole government press now stimuli
taneously prints pro-British arguments,
evidently having received a cue from
headquaxters 1t is quite true that the
Emperor has all along been pro- English.
He regards friendly and even intimate re-
lations between the two countries as one
of the corner-stones OF his policy.
His Majesty's latest evidences IN this
line are his personal utterances, knowl-
edge of which has not penetrated beyond
his immediate surroundings, buti is said
that they are all confrmatory OF his pro-
British feeling.
The Emperor, in this is of one mind with
N
Won Buelow, and both of them have been
strengthened in their views by the be-
havior of France and Russia since the
South African war began. They have also
been Influenced by the attitude of the
United States toward Great Britain since
the beginning of the war, His Majesty
being firm believer in cordial under
sta nding between Great Britain, the
United States and Germany.
The Socialist May festival, Tuesday
next, win not be generally kept, the Vor-
waerts referring to the Tuesday Reich
stag session as a "counter-demonst ration."
In Berlin six Socialist Reichstag districts
will celebrate the day with popular en-
tertainments. dancing and fireworks.
Crown Princes Majority.
The brothers of the Crown Prince will
witness his majority ceremonies having
been ordered here from their studies. Dur
ing the evening of May 8. the Princes
birthday. All the public buildings of Ber-
lin will be Illuminated and many private
ones will also illuminate.
Prince Louis OF Saxe-Coburg will wed
Princess Mathilda of Bavaria at Munich
on Tuesday.
The seasons last fashionable entertain
ment occurred this evening. 1t was a Sc
ries Of amateur theatricals at Krolls. The
Minister Of Education, DIR. Studt, was
patrS of the entertainment, and among
the performances was the patriotic play,
THE Hohenzollern Afioat."
DIR. Theodore Earth The leader of the
F'reissinnige party, has written an arti-
Gle for the May Contemporary Review on
the relations between Great Britain and
Germany, in which he shows that Ger
many's position as a world power re-
quires coed relations with Great Britain
and the United States.
Gmmanys condemnation of the Boer
war, he declares, was not dictated by self
interest hut by the feeling that Great Brl-
tain had deserted her traditional peace
policy.
DR.. Grambling of Atlanta will estab-
fish a laboratory here with the object of
conducting Investigations into the bubon-
&c plague. He may go to India for the pur-
pose of studying the disease.