, 1908-11-11

pJuA'ls, an one million poln Is in wapaa
hav4 been lost.
Vienna dispatches rep ,rt tn It the Kaiser
received o cordial popular welcome, AMI
his visit TO the L nperor Francis 10.
seph is regarded as a demonstration of
German goodwill during thu crisis. Aftsr
dinner yesterday thu Kaiser had a Ions
conference wish Baron Won Aerenthal, tie
Minister for Foreign Aft .irs. A Uabire.
crisis is consid re imminent, the result If
dissensions between the G5rmaa anl Czeca
Ministers regarding racial cont cts in Prague
aud other towns in Bohemia.
Alvices from Berlin say the Conservatives
have issued a formal declaration that the
Kaiser's utteraIces bring German foreign Doh
h;ics into difficulty, therefore, in ord4r that the
kassor'S reputation maybe t,.~serrvd frum
criticism,a and the Empire from COMPUTATIONS
and harm, we express n reverential wish
that greater reserve may be displayed here
after in such utterances. The declaration is
signed by ten influential persons, besides the
Chairman of the party.
Herr Harden he editor of Zukunft,in the
course Of q speech, said he Kaiser should alb
dicate,a as his grandfather considered doing for
less cause his audience applauded and de-
mauded an explanation from the Kaiser
personally. It is believed that Prince Won
Bllow's postponement Of answers to the
interpretations viii allow the mater to cool
sufficiently to avert his resignation. Herr
Harden's speech is significant as "a radical
attempt to stimulate rGIcolr5 which the
conservatives agree TO condone.
Dispatches from Paris STATE that a Foreign
Office communicate says the details of an
al lstment OF the CaslJlarca Incl lent are
under 'consi l~eration. N. Pichon, Minister
of Foreign Aft tir*. has telographed NJ. Jules
Carbon, French Aalbasaador in Berli1, to
adhere to Frances position "a te,e9rapbed
yesterday. The Berlin corresp )ndent of the
Paris ~"Temps" says Germany will request
O. modification substituting specific re-
gre'6 bY France for * mutual geneyal
expression, bat NJ. Clemenceau end III.
Pichon decline this. Germany desires an
adjustment before the debate in the Reichs.
tug, Which viii prob by take Place on tues
day.
The Libe.te says that Prince yon Rqdoli3,
the German Ambassador in Paris, has InforD-
ed his Government that au adjIs ment is
impossible if Germany retains her eAacting
attitude, as The French posi- ion is mere pa
triolic than i has been within Il decade, aud
this has been sent to the Kaiser al Vienna,
where he is numin .ily on a hunting expedi-
ton, bat really on a political mission.
German press comments are m1lder upon
all lhtlmatIon from the Foreign Omc Of the
necessity.
The Constant no le correspondent Of tho
Temps says England aud France have called
Turkeys attention TO the necessity fer the
suspension of her military preparations, in
conformity With Bul1ariu's acti IN. Bulgaria
has represented to Russia that Turkeys
terms are unacceptable, and that the powers
which compelled Bulgarian Rehabilitation
should promote q peaceful at justment upon
reasonable terms, the difference being purely
financial.
Londcn, Nov. 9th. The C~ollingwood was
successfully launched on Saturday and chrls-
tened by Mrs Aaquith, the Premier icing
present. She SURPRISES any OF the previous
Dreadnought class IN the calibre of her big
guns and the velocity of her small calibre
fire against torpedoes.
The Invincibie with full power has steam
ed twenty eight knots an hour for eight
hours, proving her the fnstest warship aAoat.
At tho Municipal elections, despite tho
Sutfragette aeitation, there were only twenty
woman candidates, Of whom two were elected.
TLeSoc;aiist losses are notable. MadameMclba,
in an interview before emlarking for her
United States tour, announced that she has
joined the S~uffragettes, believing that women