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Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
KEJSAR Wilhelm har icke haft

KEJSAR Wilhelm har icke hat,
riktig tur med sig i sina strafvan
den att visa verlden att Tyskland
icke amman erkinna Frankrikes
oiverhoghet i Marocco. Frankrike
har slelft hela tiden retsamt nog
betraktat k~ejsarens stallning i
denna denna fraga som jemforel.
sevis utan betydelse, och Tysk
lands forsok att "a nagra af de
andra makterna pa sin sida har
heller icke kronts med framgang.
Iyskland horde sig nemligen for
hos makterna ON de voro stamda
for att alfalfa en- international
konferens for bestammande al
Maroccos status, men motto afslae
ofverallt med undantag'af sin allie
rade Osterrike, hvars asigter an.
gaende Marocco dock Ell hafva
nagot att betyda. Afven Italien,
den tredje medlemmen af trip.
pelalliansen, forklarade som svar
pa Tysklands forfragningsr att
Diet var belatet med Erglsnds och
Frankrikes aftal rorande Marocco
Oct enda k~ejsaren formatt visa ar
att England och Frankrike genom
denna ofverenskommelse blifvit
narmare sammanbundna an man
forr hade antagit. och mahanda
delta ingar i hans planer, emedan
han gerna will skilja Frankrike
och Ryssland at.
Den franska regeringen har for
ofrigt nu. sedan kejsar Wilhelm
erfarit att han 81 kan CORA rak
ming pa andra landers understood,
sielft oppnat EFT meningsutbyte
med den tyska regeringen anga-
ende Maroccofragan. Frankrike
will naturligtvis icke gifva upp sin
dominerande stallning med han
syn till Marocco, men da Diet ju
ar temligen sannolikt att Tysk-
land vackt fragan, icke emedan
Diet onskar beskydda Marocco,
utan emedan Diet will hafva
eftergifter pa andra hall, kommer
den franska regeringen att antag
ligen i dessa underhandlingar
uppna en- gemensam grundval, der
den ena handen kan tvatta den
andra.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05

PRESIDENT Cleveland har mt
uppnatt den alder, da han icke
langre bryr sig ON att CORA lycks
hos damerna. / landets mes,
utbredda tidskrift for qvinnor hal
han nyligen skrifvit en- arsikel
hvari han gifver den bland qvin-
norma sig mer och mel utbredan-
de klubbmanien duktigt pa huden.
En- qvinnas fornamsta uppgitt ar
att skota slit hem och sina barn
menar Cleveland. och kan hon ia
nagon It'd tillofvers derifran, sa
kan hon tillbringa den i klubben.
Men han later tydligt forsta, att
ALT for manga barn och hem blitva
vanskotta, medan den akta man.
men far ga der som EFT borttap.
padt far, alltsammans derfor att
fruarne forst O.. framst skola passa
sina klubbmoten, som upptaga all
deras It'd.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
FranAugustana College och
Teologish-a Seminarium.

Commepcement-veckan tager
sin Dorian den 20 mai med bacca-
laureatepredikan XII. rs e. m. at
president Andreen. Mindagen
klassdag. tisdagen XII. 2.I5 e. m.
Lyceum-test kl. $50 e. m.
Field exercises: XII. s den stora
oratoriekonserten: onsdagen XII.
10 +. m. afarsskolans commence
ment; XII. 3 EN-. alumni-forenin
gems a~ffarsmote; XII. XII. s e. m.
t%eologiska seminariets common
cement. da tai halles af' pastor s.
G.. Oman och dr. A. P. Fors;
torsdsgen XII. 10 f. m. College
commencement med tai at ex-
%guvernoren Van Sandt; XII. 2 e.
m. Alumni bankett. XII. 8 musk
afdelningens stora k~onsert.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05

basta hnansman och atniot
stort fortroende. Han har erkant
sina falsarier men kan Ell erinra
sig huru mycket han egentligen
forskingrat. Fl heller kan han
minnas ALA, som han stulit fran.
Det ar annu 81 utredt huru stor
slutsumnan pa hans falsarier aro,
men den $ uppga till omkring
3 millioner dollars. Banksns for
luster hafva som sagdt blifvit be-
tackta, men de enskilda, som utar
sakerhet anfortrott at honom sina
egodelar fill forv.ltning, blifva
lidande pa hans snygga affairs
transaktioner.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
Bedrog dOde 10.

En- njurakomma slutar ofta med OGDEN
men genom att Villa Diet rata lakemedlet
lurade Il. H. Wolfe | Bear Grove, Iowa.
d0den Han sager: For tva ar sedan hade
jag Ell njuIakomma. som f0rorsakade mig
stor snarta, lidande och bekymmer, men
jag tog Electric Bitters, son astadkom
fullstandlg bot. Jag har ocksa fupnit Diet
af stort virde i altman syaghet och nerv-
akomrlor och baller Diet alltid tillhands,
da jag funnit att Diet Ell har sin make.
Lungren q Andreens apotek. Sioux
City, Ia. for zoe faskan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
F0rfarligt lidande lindras.

Lidande forskrackligt af de svara gif-
terna fran osmalt foda tog G. G. Gray
son i Lula, Miss. DR. King'sNew Life
Pills, "med Diet Diet resultatet." skrifver
gan. 'att jag blef botad'" ALA oordnin =
har i magen och inelfvorna gifya vika
for deras starkande och laxatifva egen-
skaper. 25c i Lungren och Andrews
apotek. Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
HAIR OCH DER.

ILL iIduO uiOS dCu ) CSiliiSo
Diver Omaha och forstorde der
varande likkistfabrik belagen vid
50 & Grace SITS. Ire personer
dodades och sex skadades, ALA
blefvo lefvande framdragna ur
ruinerna ungefar en- timme efter
Diet huset blast omkull, men ire
at dem af1edo inom kort. Ingen
at de ofriga ar allvarsamt skadad.
B0renta Staternas konsul i
Shanghai, Kina. har rapporterat
att infodingarne i Tsingli ofverfal-
lit missionaren Kennedy. som
predikar John Alexander Dowies
laror. Missionaren blef lila hand
terad, men man menar att ingen
fara for lifvet foreligper. Aposteln
Dowie, som uppehaller sig i Ar
kansas, har hos utrikesministe-
riet anhallitl ON skydd for sina
missionarer.
Regeringens trycheri j Wa
shington kommer att undergo en-
grundlig revision, i Diet att Diet
kommit i dagen att driftsomkost-
naderna for detsamma stallt sig
ovanligt hoga under de senaste
aren. Pa ID AIRS It'd hafva utgif
terna stigit med $50 procent me
dan arbetet under Stamina It'd o.
kats med endast 100 procent. Def
tros att hera skandaler skola.
komma i dagen j denna forvalt-
ningsgren an i postdepartemen-
tet.
Att Sc vara $1,000 kostymer ar
att kopa dem. G. D. Hanson &
Co.. hornet af 4 och Jennings SITS.
Att presterna har och der /
delta land arc ytterst uselt aflo-
made ar en- kand SAX. Vid en-
metodistkonferens, som hollis i
Connecticut forliden vecka upp-
lyste den presiderande aldste att
i Diet distrikt, som onfattar staten
Connecticut oster ON Connecticut
river SAINT en- del at Rhode Island
och Massachusetts, hnnas Go me-
disadvantages. AT de prester
betjenade dessa forsamlingar
nadde ingen upp till 400 dollars
lon ON aret. Ingen at dem hade
fri bostad. | flera fall hade dessa
uselt ailonade prester att betjena
Hera an en- forsamling.
En- dryg doktorsrakning.
alag tror, att Diet borde fnnas
en- agent for DIR Peters Kuriko a
.enna sidan ON Moscow" skrif-
yer J. c. Rindy, r. F. D. No. 2,
Moscow, Idaho. "Agenten har,
Mr. Gustafson, Dor langt borta pa
andra sidan ON Moscow. Jag
vet hvad Kuriko ar och hvad den
kan utratta. Mar jag b0rjade
oruka densamma, haGe Jag nyss
oetalt en- demonstrating a $500
och befann mig uti EFT samre
:illstand, an mar jag b0rjade be-
landlingen. Jag var So lila
ieran. att ALA nina vanner
oestamdt forklarade, att jag
cke kunde lefva. Sedan jag
oru at Kuriko. har jag varit sa
frisk och stark, att jag gjort EFT
drygt dagsverk hvarJe dag. Sand
mig vilkor for agenter."
Mr. Rindy skall erhalla agent
vilkoren, och Diet falIer al sig
sjelf, att han skall blifva en- en-
tusiastisk agent for botemedlet.
DR.. Peters Kuriko ar icke en-
apoteksmedicin. utan utlemnas
till folket genom sarskilda agen-
ter, som utnamas o~fverallt. Adres-
sera: DR.. Peter Fahrney, II2-
ia So. Hoyne Ave-, Chi.
cago, Ill.
Dorian af forli den vecka upp.
tackles Diet att Frank G.. Bigelow,
president vid First National Bank
i Milwaukee. Wis, iorskingrat
Diver EN- och en- half
million dollars af bankens pengar.
Kapitalstarka man kommo genast
fill helm och betScLta fGrI,etoo
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
Huskur for Qvinnor!

TAG sander FRITZ till ALA Iidande
- en- del af mitt enkla preparat jemte en-
box med ALA upplysningar ON sattet att bota
hyitfiuss, ~varbildning. IifmOderfall,
q liten eller fIr ymnig och smart
sam menstruatiOn, ryggvhrk, nerv-
sYaghet SAINT ALT som benamnes allman
syaghet. Beslutar nj edo: att fortsatta be-
handlingen, sa kostar det or blot 12c. / veckan.
TILL M6DRAR. som ega dUttrar.
ger Jag fullstandig upplysning ON en- huskrr,
som botar bleksot och plagsam menstruation
hos unga flickor. jag viii icke salia nagot, utan
min upprlktiga 0nskan DIR blot att omnamna
delta It'll andra lidande. Address:
Mrs. MI. 5unam orS,
Box SM :. NOTRE DAME. IND.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
SPECIFL MOTIFS
lig tidning, publiceras OmbOrd.
SpecieIIa beqvSmligheier for Tredje KIass.

PFIVata hytef pa Otre dacket med 2-4-b sam
gar i hvarje. Galvaniserade jernsangar, for
Sedda med patent fjederbotten och Invita- madras
ser, kuddar, varma tacken, o. s. V.
T~yattstalI, vatten. speglar, ~vattenkaraffn och
glas, tval, handdukar, stolar, krokar for hattar
och kIader, o. s. ", / hvarje hytt.
StOra badFum och vackra tvattsta1i med DIN.
skrankt forrad af varmt och kallt vatten.
Matsalarne arc stora och beqvama i hvarje at.
defining, och forsedda med fasta bord, SAINT ele
ganta mahogni syangstolar lrevolving chairs
Borden AFRO dukade fore maltiderna, med Invita-
dukar och fullstindig porslins service SAINT ALT
som hor till EFT val ordnat bord.
Passagerarne uppassas, tallrikarne tillvarata
gas och reng6ras af kompaniets tjenare.
ValIagad mat i tillracklig mangd med tnycker
omvexiing serveras fyra ganger dagligen.
Iva promenadp latser. en- pa Diet 6ppna dacket
som anvandes | vackert vader, och en- stor plat
pa 6fre dacket, skyddad mot regn och Wind.
R0krummet ar stort och beqvamt.
En- salong for damer. elegant moblerad, rnet
EFT utmarkt piano, uteslutande afsedt for tredj'
klassens passa gerare.
EIektriskt illus 6fyerallt och fuIlkomlig yentilering
For ALA andra upplysningar hanvande maj
sig till vara lokalagenter eller till "ArS~1
! r. G. WHITING, Mgr, Dearborn & Randolph, Chicago
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
HuRuLEpEs ar nETTA.

vi gifva EFT hundra dollars ibe,oning for hvurie
fall af katarr, som ej kan botas med HALLs Ca
sARR CURE.
r. J. CHSNEY & Co., egare, Toledo, q.
vi uudertecknEds hafva kAndt f. j. Cheney dc
slsta 10 aren och tro, att han ar frllkomligt heder-
lig 1 ALA affarstransakt.oner, och 1 hnansielt af-
seends 1 stard att uppfylla hvarje forpliktelse,
hvilken hrncan Atagit Gig.
WET & TaUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
wALprSa, KnNAN q MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HAIL's CATkRRH CURE tages invartes och YER
kar direkt pa blodet och systemets slemhinnor.
Pris 10 Cents pr. fiaska. Sales hos ala apoteka=a
Recommendations sandals fritz.
HALL's FAMILY Pulls Arc de basta-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05

Asylen tor darar i Clarinda,
Ia. har befunnits vara for liten,
och sraten Iowa anslog medel att
uppfora tillbyggnader. En- at
dessa byggnader ramlade den II
april och skadade 7 man. Ingen
af dem blef dock allvarsamt ska
dad. Forlusten uppgar till %. 900
dollars.
ON nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Den rike stalmagnaten Andrew
Carnegie har af slit ofverlod af
satt aktier till EFT yarde af 40
millioner dollars for en- fond ,hvar-
at rantan skall anvandas till pen
sioner at college professorer i
Forenta S~taterna. Canada och
Newfoundland, som pa grund at
alder, sjukdom eller andra ON
mande omstandigheter arc nr
stand att tjenstgora Aktierna
som i marknaden arc varda minst
II millioner dollars. gifva en-
ranta af 5 procent eller SOC, 900
dollars ON aret.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31

very insignificant If tho Legislature
Is prohibited from authorizing the
school trustees 10 permit public school
houses to be used for religious services
on the Sabbath, when not occupied for
school purposes, on the idea that It Is
compelling the taxpayer without hts
consent to contribute TO the support OF
some ecclesiastical establishment what
would become Of the statute exempting
certain church property from taxation?
The Constitution itself contains pro-
vision authorizing the Legislature TO
exempt property used exclusively for
religious purposes from taxation, this
would on the same theory as using "a
schoolhouse for religious services, inn
pose upon the taxpayer an increased
taxation and thereby compel the tax
payer to contribute 60 the support OF
places Of worship So far az increasing
the taxation Is concerned the provision
of the Constitution would be even more
obnoxious TO the taxpayer than giving
the school directors permission 10 per-
NIT religious services to be held In
schoolhouses on the Sabbath day, when
not used for school purposes,
Without further elaboration, you are
advised that under our law the board
of school trustees Is authorized to per-
NIT public schoolhouses 10 be used for
religious services on the Sabbath, when
not used for school purposes. See:
Cooley on taxation. vol 1, p. 1877, Davis
VS. Baget, 60ia. II, Nichols VIZ School
directors %, Ills. 81,
Very truly,
NJ. A. BREEDEN,
Attorney General.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
SENATE HEARING ON
RAILROAD RATES

Washington, Jan. BE, NJ. Fergu-
son Of Duluth, Mimi. before the SEM
ate interstate commerce committee to-
day spoke OF alleged determinations
by railroads IN favor of operators Of
refrigerator car lines.
He offered "A number of letters show
ing the impossibility of getting from
railroads definite information as to rail-
road rates on perlshable goods, for the
reason that no fixed rate was given in
advance for refrigeration He advo-
Gated the fixing by law of all charges
In relation to refrigeration and the pub
lication of these rates, the same as
freight schedules are published. In
answer TO the charge that It was the
iobbers and not the fruit growers that
were making the fight against private
car lines, he read letters from fruit
growers asking him to suggest plans
for getting after congressman and the
senators" and urging that If Congress
adjourned without action TO petition
the president TO call an extra session"
He favored the plan Of making II un-
lawful for railroads to carry goods In
any but it's own cars or In the cars Of
some other railroads.
RILEY says he has had grievances
against Senator Campbell for number
of years.
IL was chairman Of the committee on
civil service OF the senate two years
ago" he said THE senate met an hour
before the regular time one day TO take
up the merit measure without even no
tifying me, although every other SEN
ator was informed. The bill went
through with amendments for which |
was criticised by the Legislative Vot-
ers' league, My record was attacked
and was defeated for denomination
and | hold Senator Campbell and what
is known as the senate combination re-
sponsible'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
Can Hold Sunday School in Schoolhouses.
Attorney in
emf OF Public Observation-Disclosures o
o

be held IN a public schoolhOuse This
statute, however may be attacked as
being In conflict with the clauses Of the
state Constitution, which read as fol-
lows.
mo public money or property shall be
appropriated for or applied 20 any re-
liglous worship, exercise or instruction,
or for the support Of amy ecclesiastical
esta blishment," etc,
Article X, section ls--"Nelther the
Legislature nor any county, city, town,
school district or other public corpora
ton shall make any appropriation to
aid In the support OF any school, semin-
airy, academy, college, university, or
other institution controlled IN whole,
or In part by any church, sect, or de.
nomination whatever"
II seems TO me that II would be an
unwarranted and very strained con-
struction TO bring this sta tute within
the prohibition of either one Of
the above constitutional provisions.
In what manner the holding of
religious services In a public school
house could on any day other than
school day be violative Of any provision
Of the Constitution / am at a loss to
discover unless we draw upon our fan
cy that some time in the distant future
some citizen and taxpayer might be
called upon to contribute TO repairs rem
dered necessary from the wear and use
Of the building In the holding of relig-
lous meetings. Possibly this might be
the case, and the building might be
damaged In some decree upon the prin-
clple that continual dropping wears
away stone. but the injury would be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31

Attorney General Breeder has rem
dered the following opinion on the
question Of allowing public school,
houses to be used on Sunday for re-
liglous services;
ONCE OF the Attorney General, state
OF Utah. Salt Lake city, Jan. 80, 1905.
Hon, A. &. Nelson. State superinten-
dent Public Instruction, CITY, Dear
Sir; Relative to your inquiry OF the
2sth inst. las to whether a public
schoolhouse may legally be used FOR the
holding OF religious services on the Sab
bath day" | beg to reply In the affirm
auVe. That part OF section 1915 Re-
vised Statutes OF 1898, pertinent TO this
inquiry, reads as follows. "fhe school
district board shall have general
charge, direction aud management OF
the schools Of the district, and the care
custody, and control of all property be-
longing to the district subject 20 the
provisions OF law" BY this statute
the supervision and control of school,
houses is vested In the school directors
of the district, and section 1922 Revised
Statutes, authorizes the directors to
permit a schoolhouse, when not occu-
pied for school purposes, 20 be used for
any purpose which will not interfere
with the seating or other furniture or
property" etc.
II this statute Is In harmony with
the state Constitution there Is clearly
sufficient authority vested in the school
directors to permit religious services to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
"a pAcEs-LAsT EDITION.

should marry carly, and when married
they should work, IN order 60 have
economic independence,
Prof. Patten deplored the fact that
so many married women are In the
leasure class. He argued that II the
Ideal which Is held by so many men IN
regard TO the support Of their wives Is
carried on much further II Will result
In deterioration OF the race and q
real danger to society.
In order to carry out this plan OF
economic independence, Prof. Patten
stated that the standard OF life Of the
family should never fall below that
created by the joint income OF husband
and wife, and under no condition should
the wife think of allowing the burden
of her support to fall upon her husband
until the earning power Of the husband
had been 50 enlarged as to admit such
action.
Lack OF income" he concluded, Us
reason often advanced against early
marriage. While realize that this kind
Of a condition offers disadvantages be-
lieye that where both the man and
woman set out In Industrial develop
ment they will, at the same time devel-
op In character also"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
In Inquiry Into the North Sea In.
cideut no Oath Was Admin.
istered to Them.
CAPT. WALLEROND CALLEDFIRST
Saw a Strange Graft and Heard
Shots - Searcblight Disclosed
A Torpedo Boat.

Paris, Jan. 3l.--The Russian officers
formerly with Vice Admiral Rojestven-
sky's squadron began their testimony
before the international commission in
quiring into the North sea incident to-
day. A large crowd was present and
much interest was taken in the pro-
ceedlngs. No oath was required, the
officers speaking on their honor.
Capt, Wallerond Of the transport
Kamtchatka testified that during the
evening while on the lookout for tor
pedoboats he saw the outlines of a
strange craft and heard shots, There
upon he sent a wireless message to the
flagship saying:
"Torpedoboats follow US"
Capt. Wallerond answered. 1--WE pro-
coed with lights eXtingushed They
attack us from all sldes at "a distance
of about 10 cable lengths"
The Kamtchatka proceeded, but Capt.
Wallerond did not sec any more strange
craft and did not hear any further
shots.
Capt. Clado of the admiraps flagship
gave a circumstantial recital Of seeing
two torpedoboats. He said:
II first saw a strange craft through
my night glass and then the search
lights convinced us that II was a tor
pedoboat. At the same time the Sig
nal officer repored another boat. which
almost colided with US. We maneu-
vered to avoid a collision and escape
the torpedoboat Immediately in front
of the flagship about IS cable lengths
away. We saw this one much better
than the other as the searchllght light
ed II up. The torpedoboats gradually
drew off, At first we could distinguish
only their bows, but We afterwards saw
them completely The first boat dis
appeared after three or four minutes.
The second was visible much longer"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
Gen. Miles Subject to Debate.

Washington, Jan. Slater quite a
spirited debate over the subject of de-
tail OF retired officers, the house sent
the army appropriation bill TO confer
ence. An amendments were conourred
In by the house,
In the course Of the debate MIR. Hull
said II was unfortunate that this legis-
latlon wac made to appear as being d.
rected at Gen. Miles.
Mr.. Williams (Mlss) spoke of the
placing Of shacklcs on Jefferson Davis
by Gen. Miles during the Civil war and
said he shared the feeling Of all south
erners concerning that action but If II
was intended to punish Gen. Miles for
what he did IN those days, this was
not the time TO do II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
FRINGE EITEL FRIEDRICH.
=" condition is About Same as
Yesterday.

s,tsnSsaalln, Jan 3l.--rhe physicians in
fbb ,.s.nce upon Prince Eitel Fried.
Aoning " 'o''o"lus bulletin this
prince So ,ne hrst half OF the night the
Tain Az restless on account OF the
Ilept ev ,o ullhculty In breathing. He
tersmr,e hours after midnight. Tenn
naton :, ~ pulse TO- The infIam-
The lef, u IN, ,ne right lung is diminishing,
end WHINE, .Vhg is unchanged. Coughing
d weat , as,loh normal, but the patent
a''er the coughing spells"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
BUkDESRATH ACCEPTS
ALL COMMERCIAL TREATIES

Berlin, Jan. 3L--The bundesrath ac-
cepted all the commercial treaties to-
day This Is merely a formal act
preparatory to submitting them to the
reichstag tomorrow. They have been
considered for some days I'm the bum
desrath In relation not only to the
treaty nations but with reference also
to Germany's trade with other coun-
tries. The prevailing view as the As
ISOLATED Press learns is that the most
favored practise in application with
other countries should continue as
heretofore. Prussla's perpetual treaty
with France ls perpetual In the sense
that there is no time limit In which IL
would have 70 be CDrog8ted. Were
Germany TO exclude the United States
ond other states from tho most tayor'
Cd nation provision IN the 81 treaties
which Prussia, Of the German empire,
has with other states including the
United States, Prussia would bo in the
highest degree unwilling TO NDruEGte
the treaty with France. IN discussing
trade relations with the United states
the controlling opinion IN the bundles
rath was that, although there vas a
measure OF lGscstice In the United
States claiming as she certainly would,
all the privileges Germany obtained w
commercial treaty with other states
through tariff concessions. yet Ger
many could il-afford to engage IN
tariff war with the United States be-
cause she must have American raw
materials, such as cotton, While tho
United States would strike hard by
practically excluding SS000o,000 Of
manufacturers collateral The effect
Of q tariff war II was added, would be
10 greatly iujure the German steam
ship lines and destroy ;he pleasant
political relations between the two
countries. The decisive fact, however
IN that all the most favored nation
discussion In the bundesrath WAS on
the existing treaty with France.