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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
-. H. E. 1.ADD,
o.. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE,

3O2-3O3 Andrus Building
Irving av ). bargain, east front lot, all mod
ern house, one year old, finely finished with
hardwood OH first floor and white enamel
finish on second, ten rooms; art decOrat lions;
the hill: you want to see it to appreciate it
If you want something extra good, see me right
away
Have secured some fine lots in Kenwood at
81 900 each. Come in and see me about them.
They can be had at bargains.
modern; hardwood finish throughout; bath. full
basement, we'll built. Will make an excellent
home.
$4,000 for a new house, strictly modern, on
Sd av. near Lake St. east front; large lot;
improvements all in street and paid for, eight
rooms rooms, hardwood full H. basement. Laundry.
good location.
House on Park av: near Saith; Colonial style;
~ to date and complete: A bargain at 81, 200. ~
r. Lots on 25th and Cedar, south front, within
call distance from shops: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Excellent lots in fifth division Remington
park, for Investment.
improved.
Lots in Fair Ground addition. Also large
list in Lake of the Isles. If you are looking
for bargains, have them. Call and see.
corner lots. These are snap at $500 each.
aeS east ron ' grads half
from 9th av car line lot worth $500; will
sell for 5000 cash. Title perfect. de-
If you have rents to collect, property to look
after l have made a specially In this line.
Twenty years of experience Can save you
money.
$500 takes a house and lot; lot eox1ao; ten
rooms, modern; built one year; hot water heat.
open plumbing, full basement laundry com:
plete, hardwood finish; stone sidewalks and
gutter; gas, Bryn Mawr spring water piped
into house; fireplace CRATE, sideboard and
clothes chute. Terms, onchalf cash., Excel
lent place 1873 Cedar Lake road. in BryI,
A fine modern house on I'd av S. New In
every way. Near Gath st. Finest location
in city. For sale for short time at S., 600.
This Is bargain. Call for particulars.
WILL BUILD YOU HOUSE ON ANY LOT IN
the city for small CASH payment and balance
on monthly instHllments. V. w. Voorhees,
Jr.. contractor and builder, Lumber Exchange
ST ,eoo-FoR SALE, 2os W SID ST; STORE
building and seven-room house.. in good shape
will sell grocery stock If desired Owner
NJ. n. Dean, 800 Washington av N
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A FINE QUARTER SECTION OF LAND FOR
sale In Richland county, near FairInount, n.
D.. at S24 per acre. For particulars write to
John Stopperan, st. Paul, Mimi, general dc.
livery.
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. WE DON'T ADVOCATE NIGGARDLI-
Q ness. What We believe in is comfort
. able thrift, which is a pleasure in it.
self. The Savings Bank of Minneapolis, Adam
Hannah treasurer. 1U7 4th st S.
WANTED-TO BORROW $500 ON TWO MOD
ern houses, renting for $50 month, six blocks
from courthouse. Will pay per cent; no COM
mission. 1112. Journal. +: $3.50
FOR SALE-A $3.50 6 PER CENT LOAN, Sc
cured by first lien $4,000 worth of improved
real estate. Address 112S Journal
FULL PARTICULARS OF AN INVESTMENT
guaranteed to increase 20 per cent before Nov.
1, 1903, be found under business oppor-
tnn d s., headed Why 1000 Investors , bought
the past year, i--- ...
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Continued.

SEVERAL CHOICE PIECES OF THAT sPLEN.
dill land around Centuria. in Polk county, WIS.,,
for sale at decided bargains; best land for the
money In northwest: good roads, schools,
creameries: close to markets. Cyrus A. Camp
bell, 533 Guaranty building.
AM BUILDING TWO NEW TOWNS, CENTU.
ria. Polk county, Wis, and Wyndmere.a Rich
land county. \. D.; both are big successes; fine
Openings III all lines Of trade; Centuria needs
bank and Wyndnere a -four mill both will
pay handsomely. Cyrus 4. Campbell JJ3
Guaranty building.
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THIRTY, ACRES WITHIN CITY LIMITS,
Shakopee, good soil, 20 miles Minneapolis;
high school; fine, house, barn, cistern, well,
orchard. good fruit or truck farm; forced sale,
great snap Great West Land Co., 62Oh
NicolIet av.
North Dakota. VIII trade for city property.
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To North Dakota for rich farm lands: s.. 50
to $3.50 per acre; excellent for stock and
grain; big crops; excursion rates from st. Paul
every day. Crowds are going for the land
Of the FREE HOMESTEADS and to buy our
lands adjoining. Our land at your prices; 49,
900 acres. VIM. II. Brown Il Co., Mandan,
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Q o o. 0 o o 0 Q 0 Q . . 90
O DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT co.., q
No. Ill Fourth st. South. O
$7OO. Q
No. 2611 e gath st, house of & rooms, lot q
3|x96; alley side; easy terms. q
$500
o No. 1919 L franklin av; house of seven G
rooms; lot 25x1:G; sewer, water, stSpe
walk, curb and gutter; part cash
81 100.
No i'll w 31st st; eight-room house, city
water: lot 4OX1UU; alley; stone walk; lot
fenced; rents 5000 per year.
$1O,5UO
No. 1917 Stevens av; very fine; strictly all
modern; completely up to date residence
OF IL rooms, i'll the pink of condition.; you
must see the interior to appreciate its
value. See us at once.
o q o o o o o
R. D. CONE & CO., SIT GUARANTY BLDG.
$3, oOO-House, rooms, very desirable up-to
date residences; one on 9Th av S, one on Sc
av $. Let us show them to you. Cost more
to build. -.
GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED-NlNr
room modern house, except heat No. 271s
Grand av; fine location; nice cellar oper
plumbing, gas, parquet floors, window shades
city water, sewer, stone sidewalk, newly deco
rated: price $3.50; easy terms; can give i'm
mediate Possession. X. l.. Berglund, 404 Baul
of Commerce building.
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FOR SALE-BEST BARGAIN EVER HEARD
Of: $40 acres smooth rich land. In Redwood
county, Mimi: 400 acres cultivated. balance
can be: fair set improvements: price for quick
sale. $24,0n0: down payment by March l..
$1,000. balance long time. Address L. H..
PletSch. owner. Iowa Falls, Iowa.
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T. A. JAMESON,
0nS Andraac Ilaaildin n


BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
$i,5OU-Grand nv, near Franklin, house, 8
rooms and attic: east front, oak finish, man.
tel, hardwood floors, open plumbing, hot-air
heat, cement walks and steps; lot 46hx12S
feet. - -.-. ..a... ... -....-.. o. -.- .......
902 1t1h av M .'..' 81. .-~':, ,s..,..
$4,OO0-Eight-room residence and lot 4Sx17O
feet Is Royalston ~. - 49, Z
$6,OOO-Bcautiful 1O-room residence. all mod
ern, 512 Forest av 1,-. = H.
$6,5oU-Beautiful 10-room residence, mod
ern, near 26th Sd av S. -.
:. IS, 500-Modern house, on Clinton av, near
Both. .s
- S2,7oo--For s-room house, 10th av s, near
oath. - st
$4,1o0 buys that beautiful corner, 41s E
Lake st.. a.'=r ~ ts,.E
$5,o0O-1oox130 feet on 4th av S, near Goth.
with 13-room house. ST.,
$e.Oo0--All modern residence, best location,
on Portland avs barn.
S4,QOO for 10 room house on Holmes av,
near Lake; modern: lot 46xl27 feet.
$350-Lot l0x123H feet on Grand av near
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. LOANS AND CHATTELS
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
= property; charges reasonable. 5U6 Globe bldg.
~ MONEY TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES WAC
: ONS ETC, ON SHORT NOTICE. AT CHEAP
EST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY WEEKLY
OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. STRIUTEST.
:. PRIVACY GUARANTEED. CALL ON THE
OLD HOME COMPANY; ESTABLISHED 20
YEARS. e. MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
COMPANY, BOG BANK OF COMMERCE.
BLDG, CORNER OF 1st AV AND 18th ST. :
MONEY TO LOAN. -" y,
We loan money on furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, etc., and to salaried people without
security in sums of $40 and up.
IS You pay 1t beck at any time and
IN PAYMENTS ,..
to suit your income; terms are the very
lowest and best in the city. We charge you
only for the time you have the money. Your
business with us will be strictly confidential
Further informant ton and rates cheerfully given
at our private o! fee. .r.. ~
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
6D1-6O2 Globe bldg. % 4th st S. .-
open Monday and Saturday evenings.
FURNITURE and piano loans in large small
amounts. Lowest rates 531 Guaranty Bldg.
WILLIAMS, AS GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans furniture, pianos or any security;
large loans a speciality terms to suit bor-
rt:wer; lowest rates.
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E. H. BASS, GUARANTY BUILDING.
VIII sell 1913 Girard nv $. ut special bargain
price: house Of 10 rooms hardwood all nice
ly painted and papered: basement, barn; see 1t.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE, ON 22d ST, INSIDE OF
+Bloomington: fair condition for quick sale.
Igonrnal va 80 t N - 80
SNAP-$l2O PER YEAR NET ON INVEST
nent of $500; must be sold: going to leave
city; answer quick. 1859. Journal. sa
STOP PAYING RENT; OWN YOUR HOME:
"a we will build or sell you one on easy pay
ments: We have several big bargains on hand.
Robert r. Betcher s. Co., 507 Phoenix bldg.
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Furnished Houses.

FOR RENT-12-ROoM PARTLY FURNISHED
modern house and barn. A. II. Young, 413
New York Life.
NEAR STATE UNIVERSITY, GROUND FLOOR,
five rooms with heat, light and water mod
ern laundry in basement; to desirable party
who will board owners; also good barn to
rent. Chute, sol Central ay
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3. D. CONE T. CO., 6l7 GUARANTY BLDG.
81 ,OUO-Krick house, + rooms, rented for $1OS;
2zd st, near Milwaukee s:ops: sord home on
easy payments. Pays better than su rings bank.
FOR SALE "A MODERN, UP-T5-DATE CO.
oak and birch: sideboard and mantel built in;
gas fixtures and best of open plumbing, sewer,
water aud gas connections; decorated and
complete In every detail; house open for inspec-
ton. viii sell cheap. Inquire Of owner, GOT
Hennepin
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NoTICE-ALL THIS MONTH WE WILL
frame and sell pictures cheap; 10000 feet new
mouldings, ovals. portrait frames, 100 boxes
all first quality French glass; new oil paint
ings; all are invited; open Saturday evenings
zesbnugh, II 9Th st s. "a
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PRIME INVESTMENT.
Close-in store and fat building solid brick
Modern. In excellent repair. Building alone
worth $15, 900. Price
$4,000,
Subject to mortgage Of Sc, 900. Pays % per
cent price asked. Fullest Investigation III.
yited.
GEO. oDLuM,
Phoenix Building.
~ .u' .
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REAL ESTATE--FOR: SALE
Improved.


E. Improved. ~
R. D. CONE s. CO., BIT GUARANTY BLDG.
Is five times what the banks pay. Corner
Cedar and 35d st. Big bargain. -..@
EDMUND G. WALToN's CATALOGUE OF
house house bargains and plats Of suburban lots on
application ut office. 800 Hennepn av. =
SOUTHEASTERN SALE, FIVE VERY FINE
new modern houses, hot water and furnace
heat open plumbing; hardwood floors and hn.
drews Ex., III Globe Bldg.
R. D. CONE & co., SIT GUARANTY BLDG.
,oOO-House, rooms, sheus, large lot; rents
investment. '.-...- -
INVESTIGATE THIS: RENT, S65 A MONTH,
$4,000, possibly little less buys it, Monthly
payments; eighth ward. Webster, So4 phoe.
R. D. CONE & CO., 5l7 GUARANTY BLDG.
$H,oO0-Choice Park nv residence, that is cheap
at $780, but eastern owner says sell it. See
US at once about this.
modern house, eighth ward; all hardwood
every conyenience;, monthly payments. Web.
ster, sO4 Phoenix.
$1.s7s2S S Ne n1aHr.Soom ao5sL'
10 suitable tor two families, rented for
i" $2le year and located within easy
o walking distance from the business
10 center; $500 cash, and balance favor
10 able terms. (
o S,575-1l-room house. city water on each {
20 floor, rented $216 per year; location
o near 3D. st and 18th $; can sell on
0 easy terms ii desired.
. $1,375-A new eight-rool, house, thorough ,
o ly we'll built, city water in the kitch- .
o en-; rented to one family for SIT
month; located near Lyndale and Both
@ ~ $35u cash and balance to suit ,
$975-iiye acres dine, level land, covered
10 with beautiful trees, fronting OH Min
/" nehaha parkway, with lake shore
0 front; this Is bargain.
$79o.A neat hve-room cottage the
o North Side line, lot 4Oxl2S
Q feet; can sell for $l5O cash and
o monthly payments.
o THOMPSON BROS,
o - 1O1 4th at S.
o o o o
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GERMAN NAVAL ESTIMATES.
Hoped That Further Appropriations
May Not Be Needed.

Berlin, Feb. The secretary of the
admiralty. Admiral Won Tirpitz, open :
ed the debate on the naval estimates.
in the Reichstas. today. He said the
government hoped IL would not have
10 ask for further credits To meet this
years expenditures.
Referring 10 the secret memorandum.
published by the NOrwaerts, Jan. -.
To the effect that when the present ship
building program expires. in 1904. a new
bill. containing the clauses of the hill
of 1900. which was rejoined by the
Reichstag. would he introduced. the
secretary Indignantly repudiated the
charge Of deceivins the Reichstag.
Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader. sail
it was quite evident the secretary had
not told the Reichstag the whole truth.
If he had done 50 the naval bill would
not have been voted. Herr Bebel asked
If il was u fact that the government in
tended to keep in commission. on the
east Asiatic station, for eight years to
come, four battleships and CORE
spending number Of cruisers and gun
boats.
This question brought the secretary
to his feet with the remark that Herr
Bebei evidently knew the tenor of the
portion of the stolen memorandum
which was not published by the Vor-
waerts and ne called on him to name
the person who purloined il.
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Capital Notes.

Assistant Secretary OF State Hill. Ad-
jutant General corbtn and Rear Admira.
Evans have been officially designated rs
tho Presidents delegates for the roccp-
ton and entertafnment of II. II. IL.
Prince Henry of Prussia and this titl,.
is the formal one used by them in al IN"
correspondence.
Senator Nilsson. chairman OF the Re-
publican caucas committee. Friday, an
n0unced tn. personnel OF the steering
committee which arrangeS the business Of
the Senate. IL is as follows MessTs.
Nilsson, .tdrich. Hale. Cullom. Lodge.
Sroes1er Perkins. EIkins. Clark OF Wyo-
ming, I:everidGc and Hanna.
Senator and Mrs Hanna held 1. recep-
Hotel. II, nonor III the se1iat ,r's colleagues
ia the Senate ana their f;t!lilies and to
meet them weIc invited the supreme
court. the cabinet. Speaker Henderson,
the Ohio delegation and others, members
of The Uosiss, many of the diplomatic
representatives, besides man. other
friends. PRESIDENT Roosevelt has hoped
Ia be present, but remained away be-
calis,, ~ the serious Illness OF his son.
I'll. recent favorable report by the Sea-
ate tcoininitte. ON foreign rela tinns OF the
treaty for thu. ,t-ssion Of the islands Of
the Da,i:sh Nest. Indies was accompan-
led by a writt..n statement made by that
committee to the senate. This shows that
during the year lss' the islands exported
TO the United states sugar, smvlasses and
distilled spirits amounting TO S5es. 3is. au.i
that during the same period the cxporta-
lions from the United states amounted 10
These islands. togethSf with Porto III
co, arr. OF great Importance In a STRATEGY
way, whether the strategy bc military OF
commercial.
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CALLS ON THE KING.
Steel Maonate Seh~ab Adds Another TO
His Royal Acquaintance. H..

London, Feb. MIR. Schwab had half
an hours aadicncc of King Edward at
Marlborough House, this afternoon. Ms.
Schwssb was accompanied by Sir Thomas
Upton. who introduced him 10 His Maj
tsIy The King greeted his American Wis
ituf In the most cordial manner and chat
led freely with HIM. mainly on the
friendship between the United states and
Great Britain. His Majesty especially re-
itrted 10 the close connection between
the Industries OF the two countries a4,d
the friendship existing between the work
ingmen Oh both sides of the Atlantic.
To a representative of The Associated
Preas, MIR Schwab said; 'Ali | can Is
that had a most ENJOYABLE Interview ana
came away with charming rcculections
of King Edward
twas learned by The Associated Press
correspondent that the King displayed
ke-si, interest In and knowledge of the in-
.itistrial conditions in the Emitted Staics
and ,,v,nced nothing but the most kindly
sentiment toward that progress whlcn
American business Is making IN Greai
Britain The conversation. which WIS
quite informal. touched on a variety %
topics. throughout which His Majesty ;
cordlsility toward Americans and thcif
institutions was strikins1y apparent.
During his tour of Europe, Mr.. Schw.io
was received in audience by three m.sil-
afchs. and he everywhere noticed para
bile desire to maintain the strength OF th-
fricildly relations with america.
The Schwah party WAS entertained th's
evening. by Sir Thomas Upton at q fare
well dinner ana asterwaruS went 10 ""
I-ippire theatre.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED
Fer the Automobile Co. Ct America at
Trenton. N. ].

Trenton. " j., Feb. 7-Pgpers were
filed in the Office OF the clerk Ia chanc-r..
today, showing the appointment ct New
ark. yesterday, by Vice Chancellor Ste
vcrlss Of a receiver for the .tutomoti:s 20.
Of America. The appointment Is made
temporary. a rule to show cause II
granted, returnable before the wee chan
cellor at Newark. Tuesday.
The application for a receiver was made
by Everett Macy and others. They state
in the application, that the company Is
insolvent but that probably with propec
management il could be made profitable.
The company's liabilities are given at
SCR. 49,. Of which $1,000 consists of com.
mercial paper.
The assets are given as follows: Real
estate, $500; machinery, So. 900; stock.
SlSS.SV; book accounts. 81. GO.
Mr.. Macy owns $50. 90 Of the corlpany's
stock and the company's indebtedness to
him is $3s,Wo Among the other petition
crs are John Ii. FIagler. who owns +o5l,-
4 90 worth of stock and to whom the COM
pany Is indebted $4,000: Sidney D. Ripley.
who owns So .ut, and whose claim Il 1884,
coo; tgad Frank /. Underwood. owner OF
S1sa.tpv worth of stock, whose claim Is
S1a,0N. a-s. -st s-
The petition sets forth that the conf
pany is capitalized at s5W0.it16 and OF this
amount only $4,000 was In cash. the
balance having been expended Tor patent
rights The coInpany's plant 10 in Ier-
sey City AID ly1 nl,n are employed ar
the works. A5
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LETTER,T0 MOTHERS.
By Mrs. J. H. Haskins, of Chicago. ILL.,,
President Chicago Arcade Club. :,
Comforting Words to Women Regarding Childbirth.

AL life
we'll the the largest and
Influential readily
this
medicine,
childbirth
almost counting death a relief from suffering.
capable mother healthy mother.
should without
preparation what
WOube mother this counsel she
cost by writing to Mrs. Pinkham q L. Mass
H&skins
abounds Vegetable Compound.
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57th CONGRESS-.
CONTINUED from page H.

,f the House committee ON the judici-
ary. today, presented the report of the
bill for the protec ton of the President
and the suppression of crime against
The government 1t represents that the
committee has carefully considered the
many anti-Anarchistic measures and
has sought 10 present & wise, conser-
Native constitution and effective meas
are.
The report makes an elaborate pre-
Gentation OF the powers of Congress To
deal with the subject the need of shut
ing our the iawiess who seek our
Haores ard the care the committee has
exercised not To trench upon legitimate
freedom of speech and Of The press.
The purposes ~ the hin ar summed
up as follows:
First, prevent resistance To and pro-
;ect the President and Vice President
IF the United States and those by law
in The line IL succession 10 that high
ofhce: second. protect the ministers and
ambassadors Of foreign governments
accredited 10 ana within the United
States; third. prevent the open ana de-
iberatc approval of certain crimes ana
also certain unlawful teachings. which,
il permitted. are calculated and IN
tended 10 breed laWlassness and crime.
against and eliminate in. the destruc-
hon Of the government; fourth, pre-
Vent the coming to or naturalization in
mis- country of those who teach or en-
certain such pcrnicious doctrines: fifth.
prevent cGnspiracies in the United
states. To make the rulers OF other divi-
lied nations: sixth, provide adequate
and uniform punlshments for these Of
fences, wherever committed. all the Of
! fences against government and intend
I'd to impair or overthrow the govern
laent Of the United States"
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SOUTHERN TRIP
OF President Will Be Somewha.
Changed by Sons Illness.


Washington. Feb. Tho Illness q!
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. has chanrnd
Very greatly the plans OF the Preside ~
for his trio tn Charleston to visit the FIX
roslticn there. The trip, possibly ma.
ave to be abandoned altogether. but The
present ptiru,.Sa Is To make n dying visi
10 tho Exposition and 10 return immcdi-
ateiy after the most important of tho
functions in which II has been arrange.
the Presidential party should participate.
No ladies' viii accompany the Presiden
tial marty. owing to the absence Of Mrs
Roosevelt and the hurried nature Of the
modified arrangements. The President in
stead of leaving here. Monday night vii
not start until Tuesday morning. He vii
80 direct to Charleston and will take p;l ri
in the exercises Of Wednesday and b.
present 1T the banquet. and then will re-
r;irn 10 Washington. reaching here some
time Thursday.
The three cabinet officers who. il wa.
announced heretofore, would accom- rany
the President Secretary Cortelyou and Z
/: tsu"grapher will comprise The party.
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D.. She is a pinki,am BABY.
WITH WHOLE HEART.
Won Bueiow Tells How He Loves the
Agricultural Cause.

Berlin. Feb. At a banquet. tonight.
Of the German Council of Agriculture.
Count Won I;uelow, the imperial chan
celior. in q long speech declared that
re had espoused the cause of agricul-
ture. not merely from feeling of duty.
bus with his whole heart. "A cham
cellor without sympathy for agriculture
would be q strange fellow" said Count
Won Buelow. land lie would soon
trip up"
lie declared the alleged opposition be-
tween the Emperor and himself in eco
Ionic affairs to be obviously fiction.
because while endeavoring to advance
the interests Of agriculture he also car
ried o,it the wishes and intentions Of
the Emperor. whose loving and wise
soiicitude for agriculture co,rfd always
be counted upon"
The Emperor completeiyAendorsed the
national economic policy. Continued the
speaker. which was aimed at benefiting
10 the utmost the agricultural class
without unfairly damaging the other
classes of the population.
The imperial chancellor attacked the
Radical newspapers and recorded, in
conclusion, his fun agreement with the
serious warnings addressed to the rep
rcsentatives Of agriculture by the pleni-
potentiaries of the South German fed
eral states by Count Won Posadowsy-
Wehner, the imperial secretary of state
for the interior, and by the Prussian
ministers.
AS LITTLE" he said. las l ever with
drew. Or shall withdraw behind the
crown, 80 little do l think Of exposing
nay fellow workers and colleagues in
the fire and retreating myself from the
'front.'
Count Von Buelow concluded by call
ing for cheers for the Council of Agri-
culture