Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-02-22
RT GERMANY

81 GERMANY.
,ocpJMENTs ON THE
.sS WAR DISPUTE
=, rook the Lead~Paunce-
'c.imed, Asked Powers to
MITE to United States
:, the Kaiser
=. famous Sackville-West
., .s ~, been such excitement
Is .-,o+. in Washington as
.2''D there has been late
w. The sudden re-
sDonse of the Ger
\ man government to
al the fiat denial by
3 m5 the British that the
~ suggestion Of inter
M 4 ference to prevent
~ the United States
~ declaring war on
ss@M8 Spain in 1898 came
VIZ from it and the ma
I#a ture Of that re-
~ snonse total ~
ecIiDsed the sensa-
I=51rycE. ton made by the
Anglo-Japanese al
O., no great actors in the
-.,,sr.c intrigues Of those days
. ~, var are still in Washing
~ ,-o Lord Pauncefote and
po III, 1t is the dispatch
-. chancellor Won Buelow,
,. y. the former and cables
!. '..-ess with him, that the Ger
,,morr publishes as its proof
r ." alone prevented interfer-
r,,and was urging it.
- onbIication Of the sugges-
5r Lord PauncefOte, British
y, At Washington, to the diplo-
..,...,.Y+arives Of the other pow
.,to,a the outbreak of war be-
:. .-,+,, and Spain, a Washington
\ .3.,+ declares, comes pretty
.i,g Germany and England in
H. Of calling each other liars
,S,+ Il would amount to if the
,bs dispute were men instead
a..lsRin of America is a matter
.nsponpnce at present, and like
.,na more valuable in the near
nd England and Germany are
MAJ frantically for it. England
N great care to foster the belief
/ teaj BY Us when the other pow
3f3ve stepped in to prevent our
|, Sg;n. and our attitude In Eng
nm with the Boer republic.
|an struggle came on it was said
\ America stood between Great
md q European coalition that
me- attempted to humble her.
Faorical Events Reviewed.
We we're getting friendlier and
b with England, we were drift
J hostility toward Germany. In
\ place, there was the irritation
1al Dewey by Admiral Won
y at Manila. Then there were
nbps-tarif matters-of which
-aCa and Germany complained.
ane the growing menace of Ger
rgnacy in Brazil, where we fear
Tas building up a great colony
agidmate purpose of challenging
.ae doctrine, which was followed
liTance of German warships to-
zeguela and Panama. move we
lT dispatching to the same wat
h, stronger than that we sent to
4 Spanish ships at Santiago.
re was not a war cloud on the
SGy Of the two nations, there
least very pronounced haze Of
a character, and "Anglo-Ameri-
nce' became q fayorite phrase
lD2 at dinners, both in America
.2ll.
lent Roosevelt appointed an en-
to go to the corona
Ag Edward VII. Just at this
. Emperor conceived the idea of
-S brother to America to attend
ming Of his Yacht, and sending
d an imperial present for the
lot the President. At the same
herman Majesty came out with
.t'ooted denials Of any hostile
IS 10 the Monroe doctrine, said
Dot looking for coaling stations
,S.en Hemisphere, and had no
o1yns the Danish West Indies
,Fctei IN the least. In a day
,as lifted, America began to be
sue about Prince Henry's visit.
, was that the English adroitly
-s Old Spanish war controversy.
wen ont that Lord Salisbury -e-
~>,'.@ suggestion that a strong
',u. 10 the United States urging
'll protesting against her max
vi SPAIN as an unWarrantable