The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-22
GERMANY NOT JEALOUS
VIEWS coMPLACzNTLYl woo = INC or RUSSIA AND FRANCE:
Tn the Realm of the Kaiser It is
 Believed That the Intentions of, Nicholas Are Peaceable.

Berlin, Sept. n.-whiie the papers have devpted much space this week to the reports or the festivities ia France on country. the discussions. on the subject were few and showed that; Germany. is AttseI feopcernea thereby. sGenfidence. in the Car . RaansfA irtsntinns . e ssrong hers that thez French wooinei exettes no jealousy. The newspapers. however. take delight In pointing out that the Czar used the most measured language in replying % President LSu6st whoss nt.sTansss ,ss nation of Frances, thirst for revenge on Germany. Ali the Czars utterancAs in France are here understood AS mean ing no interference on the part of Russia in the affairs of other nations. respect for the existing frontiers and abandonment of all plans of wariike adventure on be- The German papers reproduce with sat isfaction the uttsrances of Me De Cas- sagnao and sother French uhauvinfsts 10 the effect that the Franco russian aili- aarice Is devoid of any practical advantage tion. of the lost provinces: The C1ars words, Unreasonable principies'' are here
 understood to be . gentle hint to France not to misinterpret the alliance in the
 raine. Hence the German press ton cludes that the Csar's visit does not change the statu quo and that France
 ctary Tcss De sasd oSsT osrmany % Winning
 'nf The S' tariff fSsdi discussion grows. warmer.
 The expressfcns of the Chambers of Corn- merce against the bill are becoming more freouentiy and sharper The latter direct their attack chiefly against the system ot
 maximal and mininial duties on grain
 The conservatives advocate an extension schedules. The Kreus Zeitung tConserv. ativs) points out that the Dlngley acts offers d model to follow. by permitting 2 20 per cent. reduction of all duties for refps0fiifs Ths GiSssrsd assiesi Chamber of eomsrs. has unanimously condemned the tartH bill because of the extraordinary in. crease of duties on the necessaries oi
 The affairs of the United States have naturally occupied much attention thi' week. Considering biographical and anec.
 NICK McKlnisy % and PTssidsnt Roosevelt hal becn printed. President Rooseveits prop able policy and the possibilities of Cabi-
 net changes excite great interest. s.,, The vossische Zeitung discusses length fly the United States coal exports. anc | concludes: Tt is only question Of cheelI ocean freiShts when American coal VII
 play an impsftant role m the s, wore n1,f | be easily assisted by the tariff reduction which President Mckinley and Presiden' l Roosevelt have advocated since Amer
 can coalers were able to get return "A sensation has been caused in Dresden by inc disnissal of five financial editors and reporters of leading newspapers oi | that city for accenting hush rnoney from | the bankrupt kreditbank and the kun | mer Electrical Company.
 The BerIir municipality has named the | largest city hospital after Prof Virchow | in honor of his forthcoming ,ightietn
 birthday. and has also voted lOo. oOO marks
 for the Yirchow House. a charitable in'
 The Neuste Leben. an anarchist sheet which some time ago suspended pueii
 cation reanpeared today. The issue 's chiefly devoted to articles in connection
 with the assassination of President Mo. l Kinley. of which Is says: we car
 neither approve the deed nor condem'
 The German Federation of Revolution | ary Iahorers, which Is composed Of an
 archists has called public meeting TOT | Oct IT.