Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
DECLARES THEY ARE LOYAL
Want Extensive Changes Before They
Can Digest Them.
NEWS NOT ALWAYS RELIABLE
Says That Much Of It Comes Through
English Hands-Czar's
Throne Stable.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, July l9.--The
Star correspondent had a brief chat today
with Count Won Bismarck son of the ia
NOUS German chancellor. who, with a party
or friends, is doing the Thousand Islands,
preparatory to trip to Washington At
ianta and other cities In the south The
count has been for several days the guest
OF Mr. George c. Boldt OF New York, at
the iatter's summer home here.
cannot talk upon German affairs Just
now. said the count In reply to a question,
but upon almost any other subject I will
speak very willingly. II you think my opiu-
ions worth hearing
What do think of the Russian situa-
ton? Well to be quite frank with you.
VIII say that is so terribly mixed that
the mind Of the sage as well as that of a
statesman and prophet Is q necessary in
strumenf before starting in to dissect Rus
slan anairs II looks to me as II even the
Drainiest men of the great empire were baf-
fed over the situation; but l feel that the
car Will come out complete master of the
situation.
News Reports Colorad.
NO, the American press is not always
correctly informed on the colorings of the
RUSSIAN political horizon, although the AS
sociated Press has done much since the
japanese war to correctly report those mat
terS OF greater Importance taking place
throughout the Russias. However. much
OF the alleged news matter that Is gath
cred for the United States comes through
Engiish hands and is therefore unfavorable
10 RUSSIA. Believe me, the situa ton will
cIear Itself In due time and the throne will
remain, with Nicholas firmly upon II.
ne RUSSIAN masses are very loyal, not
wlthstanding all the anarchy that has bro
ken out IN many quarters; but they the
people, are expecting almost too much inst
al this time. They have been given the
bite and now demand a whole loaf before
they have even tried to masticate the food
already in their mouth They are nosses.od
with some wise leaders; but these men a re-
not what you might term strong men. and
they are carried on to radical words ac-
tions ana measures by an ignorant and
thoughtless mass of people But, to my
way OF thinking, the Russian government
and l mean by that the government as rep
resented by the czar-is stronger than IL
ever was, and quite able to outIive the
present unfortunate state of affairs
Treatment of the Jews.
do think the Jews will ever receive
their just recognition in Russia? That,
indeed. Is difficult question for which to
attempt an answer; but 1 will say this
much that there will have to be a won
derful change in the Russian mind before
the sons and daughters of Israel are
treated In Russia as they are in Germany
England and the United States / am of
the opinion that there is very much less
prejudice against them in America than
IN any other country, and cannot but ad-
mire the American people in this regard
their treatment of all peoples, with the
exception of the Chinese-as entitled to
the gifts and blessings provided for them
by the Creator"
Count Bismarck said he did not care to
make any comment whatever upon the
Dreyfus case
He expects to pay his respects to Presi-
dent Roosevelt at Oyster Bay before GO
ing to Washington and the south.