The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-02-18
Germany is Tired Of Chi
HeSe TrOabIeS, and is
Anxious to Pail Oat


scrippsMcRhe Press ASSN
Antwerp, Fcb iS- Emperor WIZ.
iams friendly conduct toward Great
Britain recently end the motives
which induced it styi form the "a.
yorite subject for discussion here
it was because OF this fact that UNI
usuol iat@pst was taken in Ger
mnny at the oneulas Of the British parH-
ament The spcech from the throne and
the debate on thr address in r-fiy TO it
We're thoroughly disappointing because of
tho abscnce Of auy reference Co closer
Gnrlo-Germnn relations Thomas Gibson
Towies interpolation anent Tho alleged
German seizure or portion of tho Bel
slan Congo was se1ed on by the press
today AS proof chat thc Hrtish peoples
hostile ana meddlesome feclInes towarr
Germany remained unohansed
rf Tngcbla.t Ironically says
rio harmony between England and
Germany is evidently largely oyer-esti-
mated because Mr. Bowlea queries were
dictated by nothing but iil-wnl ana spite
The Lokm Anziegcr says
Hardly had parliament opened when
ihe Accustomed spteful antl-Gcrmau hat-
fc,t begins"
The emporor's pro-nrltsh sentiments
and actions arc still increasingly condemn
ed
The rresdenrr Nachrichten ocouserya-
tivs) says
since prince Bismarcks fd the rela-
lions between the nntlon and ine tmper-
90 wore never worse
The scmi-enicial press. since his mai
estya return. has been doing everything
20 connteract this aii-perpaded anti-em-
peror sentiment but rather unsldufuiy
md unsueccssfuliy II IS noteworthy chat
the strongest opposition 10 Emleror VIII
liam ia this ctilnectlon comics from the
conservatives, which party usually claims
loyalty 70 the monarchy aa a monopoly.
The Munich AlegemoIne zeltung Cnh.
tional hberaD Inspired announces chat
Count Won Rnelow imperial chancellor
assumes responsibility for Emperor WI
Hams pro-Britsh ycts and that he win
seize on an carly opportunity to show tho
nation thet his majesty had good ana
aa0iclenl season FOR his conduct
Tho vorwsrts the leading socialist or
sam strcasuclly points ont that ne.
'youngcr party Expresses dlsapproval OF
sEmpercr wlnsm'a dolngs even more free
aly that tho sociaiIHs whenever his maies-
~ happens % dlaer with them
Il Tie wiuter trip which GoneraI Werden
is 20 undertake % Russia has been mis-
Interpreted General werden Is not un-
dertaklng any diplomatic mission as re-
ipvrted, He simply goes 20 Russia as the
R9rieate guest 81 several old Russian
iIricnda at 81 Petersburg
a. However Il rs not officially denied that
prt tssia including the czar himself IS deep
~ suspicious Of Emperor Williams do
~, In Great Britain Notwithstanding the
p"' that the Russian Ambassador here
hrsl't Ostcn saoisen during several con-
ei'nmces with Count Won Buelow. was as.
tD, g that MS maiesty's actions were
matily due 20 mis- impu;sive nature and
sneeF family feeling
re a no doubt that the German ma
Ds iAheartny tired Of the China war.
ihae N shown not only by the attitude
AZ press. but by the utterances in the
HannmE ana Prnsslan diet Il Is true
"Poina expenses for 1900. amounting 70
ous buon marss were finally voted sut
49, 4, 3sing socialist speeches and Frols-
tuclsm were heard hy the consor-
oi iH'' no centrists almost without reply
noted connection with the missions
ready uchthofen secretary OF foreign
TO any acidcatsiy remarked on this sub
needs oflhc necoaaity OF aHordiug high
..,r,o ,,lre effective protection to the
sionanes had been impressed
az Nh0 0'N Numm Won schwarzensteIn.
those inc minister 90 Pekln as a point
the metro On the h,pl reace negotih-
am here
ala then. of facts presented by Herr
,,.na o,hf socielist leader. proving that
ser has been frequently inter-
"N'Nn - Chinese internal Affairs. not
we staho Tung, hut outside the PROV
dation ofen left undsprovcd in the
policy.