The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-05-13
WAS AN AGREEMENT
Withdrawal Of American
Troops from Chira


Berlin May i3-The members OF
the re!chstag want 20 80 .ome after dis
posing Of Che few pendinr matters Tho
adjournment WIN Doe until the end of
November when the government has
promised to present The tarln bin, which
in the meantime win BE thoroughly con-
sidered boy the various state governments
ana the Buudesrath. An ads, urnmcnt
is really necessary now, because the az.
tendance IN the rcichstag dur lg the
past fortnight has dwindled steadily
and important measures have repeatedly
been passed by few score OF members
This. doubtless was owing partially to
the fact that members OF the reichstag
40 not yet receive any remuneration for
their services, not event free railroad
passes.
The r,dchstas this week, for the thir
teenth Time passed % resolution boy five-
sixth majority 20 the effect that the
members should Doe paid $50 much per
Gay. but It ls known that the emperor
and the Bundosrath sdn oppose any
remuneration and wnl not confirm the
rcichstag resolution.
When tho members dispersc next week
The house VIII hnve agreed 20 a pro-
longaUon OF the provisional commercial
arrangement between Germany and Great
Britain until DecemVor 81, 1903 to an inn
peuM order levying a duty on logwood
and TO the supplementary duty on coffee
and cocoa from Hayti
'rht anti-Germansm in part Of the
American press Is keenly felt here. all
the more because nobody knows the roa-
son for &C. The foreign OFFICERS are
kept busy denying one unfounded story
after another intended 20 ascrlbo ra-
pacious schemes to Germany
The officials of the United states em-
bassy fully confirm thi statomeats Of
The German foreign office. The SER
lous and influential newspapers have
baitlug) IN America, but the Berlin Neu-
renewed "Deutschcn Hetze' (German
| baiting) ni America but the Berlin Neu-
este Nachrichten Conservative point
cd out how differently sensational news
from America, apparently conflicting witt.
/ German interest here. IS received it
| instances the report about the Azores and
Says.
Nobody here blames the United States
for trying 10 secure coalng station in
the Azores or elsewhere
The Tagelblntts New York specials,
referring TO anti-German utt,rances i'm
the American press. have been followed
IN every case bwy prompt Official DENIAL
here Of the imputatoin made.
The China question Is stin uppcrmost
here. The Cologne Gazette prints a st.
Petersburg gpecial saving that Russia
Is fastening to finish the Manchuria rail-
road by purchasing locomotives ln Amer.
len. taking temporarily the rolling stock
from the Russo European roads and
grcptly increasing the number OF ran
road officials. etc enabling Russia be
fore long to throw a couple of army
corps into Manchuria by rail The pap.
er further says that NJ Delcasse, the
| French foreign minister, who recently
visited St. Petersburg, pledged Russia
Frances support in the Manchurin Ques.
tion.
The figures accompanying tie British.
German commercial provision show the
| British imports into Germany and the
| German imports into Great Brluan ar,
steadily Increasing. Since 1887 Germany
J exports TO Great Britian have risen from
70 100000 Go 9l2,0000O0 marks and Grem
| Britlans from G6i 100000 to Si00o0000 marks
German sugar imports, however hav,
decreased.
Andrew d. Whise, ~ United State.
ambassador ana Mrs. White are obliSsl
to leave their present residence on Lem,
| strausse. July !. Mrs. White Is Boinl
TO the seashore for the summer and Mr
White win stop at a Berlin hote.
Madame sembrioh began today a shor
| lat
Opera, which was overcrowdcd Sh,
was accorded an enthusiastic reception
ana showed that she had completely re-
covered her voice
Officials here say the withdrawal 81
the American troops from China is b.
accordance with an agreement betweef
Won Waldcrsee and General Chafec
The officials also say Won waldersee has
not reported any recent disagreement,
with General Chanee.