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The Penn's Grove record., 1908-09-18
sWEDEsBoRO

Mrs. John Waldie took tes With Mrs,
Ethel Ackiey on Wednesday,
MIR. and Nays. Mole we're very agree
ably surprised by a party OF friends ON
ing OIL Thursday,
Miss Miauie Young returned on
Wednesday from a visit 70 BeasIey's Point
ard Ocean City.
Clas. DIager vas strickva H,sh
palsy.
Chas, Hampton and wife, 81 Pedrick.
town. visited Thomas Weatherby's on
Sunday.
Mrs. Wsrren Taylor spent several days
last week in Trenton.
John Shoemaker and wife, Josepsl
borner and wife visited friends out Of
town on Sunday.
John Fawcett and wife, OF Woodstown,
we're Sunday visitors in town.
Harry Picken and Oliver Hewitt, ol
pedricktowD, were in town Saturday
evening
WBiiam Murray has moved TO Bridg'
pof5 whore he viii open q store.
jesse McCollisto1's will move into Il
house Yacated by MIR. Murray.
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BRYAN In New JERSEY

William ]. Bryan, the Democratic
candidate for President, made a speech
over an hour long at Washington Park,
last Tuesday afternoon to al audience of
35. 900, hundreds being from South Jer-
sey. The issues of the campaign on
/ which he spoke were as follows:
DEMOCRATIC IDEAS GROWING
My nomination for a third time after
two defeats and with no President to
held me with his patronage has been due
to n thing alone, and that is the
growth Of ideas for which l stand and
the conviction among the people that l
am on their side.
WAS FEATED IN 1896.
When / spoke in the East~in 1896,
lie said, l recognized that there was
an intense opposition. l recognized
that there were people was feared that
my election would be injurious to the
county. Nothing but a Democratic VIC
toy can save their business.
There were small manufacturers who
viewed with alarm a Democratic victory
in 1896, but the small manufacturer
knowns to-day that his business is inse-
cure as long as great trust are permitted
to stalk abroad and drive into bankruptcy
men who refuse to sell out to them.
In 1896 laboring men were threatened
with a panic in case of my election, and
they have learned that the Democratic
party has no monopoly ON panics They
have learned that the Republican party
can bring Oh a panic as well as the
Democratic party.
NEW ISSUES.
Mr.. BRYAN Droceeded to discuss cam
pain fund publicity, ant%i-injunction,
direct vote for United States Senator,
the tariff and the guaranteeing OF bank
deposite. While discussing the direct
vote for United States Senators, he APP
pealed to all those present and agree
ing with him say SO. There was a
shout of approval. He said New Jer-
sey has gone democratic"
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

The steamer Adelaide became disabled
last Monday and the Fortuna ran he
trips IN Tuesday.
Before doing your fall shopping write
for the catalogue OF Lippincott q Co..
Wilmington. See adv.
Time is up for straws. Read our hat
adv. d, ID. Leap
Sixteen persons on the Penn's Grove
branch went on the excursion to Attain
tic City last Saturday.
The price of tomatoes dropped to zoe
a basket on Wednesday after being 25c FOL
two weeks. On Thursday to TIC.
The general store business conducted
for half a century by William ]. Helms
at Bridgeport has been sold to M. P. Cat
ell, OF Swedesboro.
The forty-sixth annual convention OF
the Salem County Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held i'll the M. E. Church,
Elmer, on Tuesday, September Goth.
Please notice in N. Y. Horse Manure
advertisement in another column that
Geo. M. Wells will be in Woodbury. every
Monday instead of Saturday as hereto
fore.
Sweet potatoes were never larger nor
finer. The best have been grown with
fertilizer and kainit, without any man.
ure. They are worth now 81 so a bar
rel.
Government surveyors are at work in
Lower PENIS Neck township. Salem
county, surveying for a site Tor an OBJ
servation tower in getting Delaware
River ranges for Fort Mott.
The new stone road now building thru
Upper Penns Neck will be we'll drained
with 'canals'' on each side to fur
nish dirt for grading. The dirt is not
the best OF gravel for road building.
All will vote at the Primary election
on the 22d to decide who they want
nominated by their party. You can
vote for whom you please and not be
restricted to the names on the ticket.
Early buyers secure choicest patterns,
Give us your order for tailoring now.
We represent the two foremost tailoring
organizations in the country. d. D..
Leap.
Frank Petit, who recently erected the
new iron fence in front of Emmanuel
Cemetery, and the one in front of the
Church twenty-three years age, has a
card in another column. He erects IRON
which lasts, not steel which soon decays
with rust.
am closing out my millinery stock
and fixtures at low prices to quit bust
ness, because of poor health. Bargains
for everybody. Mrs. Tillie Smith. n
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's
Church will hold their annual OYSTER
supper i'll Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday
Sep. 26th. \
Educate yourself to save none by
opening an account in the Savings De-
partment of the PENIS Grove National
Bank. 1t will earn you 3 per cent inter-
est compound semi-annual and you can
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How to Get Strong.

P. ]. DAILY, OF 1247 W. Congress ST.,
Chicago, tells of a way to become strong:
He say: My mother, who is old and
was very feeble, is deriving so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, that 1 feel
it's my duty to tell those who need a
tonic and strengthening medicine about
it. In my mothers case a marked gain
in flesh has resulted, insomnia has been
overcome, and she is steadily growing
stronger" Electric Bitters quickly
remedy stomach, liver and kidney COM
plants. Sold under guarantee at John
sons Drug store. SOC.
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COUNTY CONVERSATIONS

The following will teach Alloway
School this year: Miss M. Elizabeth
Remster, principal of the high School;
Miss Mary Matter, assistant; Mr.. Oscar
Kearns, grammar grade; Miss Helen
Howe, of Mass, for the Intern ediate;
Miss Mary Layton, of PENIS Grove, for
the primary.
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A sure-enough Knocker.

j. G. Goodwin, of Reidsville, N. c.,
say: "Bucklen's Amrica Salve is a sure
enough knocker for ulcers. A bad one
came on my leg last summer, but that
wonderful salve knocked it out in a few
FUNDS. Not even a scar remained"
Guaranteed tor piles, sores, burns etc.
Csc. at Johnson's drug store,
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An Interesting Wedding.

A very interesting wedding took place
at the home of Mrs. Sarah Townsend.
Railroad Avenue, Monday evening, Aug
ust 31st, at which time Mrs. Townsend
became the bride Of Tony G. Caruso.
The ceremony was performed by H. R.
Blackwood.
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Primary Nominations

In Penn's Grove for the Democratic
nominations the following have filed their
petitions; Freebooter Benjamin S. Feath
erer, Clement b. Lanning. ?
Council, David A. English, Edw. H.
Keen, Jr., Edw. M. Munyan.
Republicans have filed for Freebooter,
James ID. Torton; Council, Jacob K. Dali
bow, Asa L. Richardson, Charles L.
Smith.
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AUBURN

s. ?. Floyd was unfortunate in losing a
valuable horse.
Miss Sara Humphreys has returned
from a visit in Philadelphia.
John Trucksees. wife and daughter
have returned to their home in Boston.
Mass. after. a visit with MI. and Mrs.
Andrew Selak.
Golden Scott has returned from a visit
in Dover, Del.
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iNTEH tar- IS SFAIR, TRENTON, N. j
Reduced Rate E1cu rstoIs Tickets via
Pcnnax iHa I. Ia RniIrn.H

For the accommodation OF those desirino ,o
visit the great Interstate Fair. TO be RAJ
/ and 2, The Pennsylvania Eaiiroad conoaraI
will sell special excursion tickets, inclndinse
admission 20 the Fair grounds, from stHtions
IN the state OF New Jeigey or Fair dates
good for return passage uatiI Dctober 4 IN,
lusiye at low rates. Full pal ticuIars MAJ
&c obtained Of Ticket Agents. Icy
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- have used DIR. Kings New Life
80 t"r many years, With increasing
Piils a.;nn They take the kinks ont
sat's@anb liver and bowels, without
o. s'o rrictior,' says N II. Brown. Of
russ aIs yt Guaranteed satisfactory ~
Tahnson's drug store, 26e,
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Interstate 10 be held Sept. rs. %, Sc,
Oct. I aud 2 1908, Will consist Of the
very latest open-air Vsude: tile, a most
interasting program 81 Horss Racing,
and and improved Indastda and Stock
E&Lihit.
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NOTICE
OF.
Primary Election

Notice is hereby given that the Boards Of
Registry and SELECTION VIII meet az their re-
speetive election districts, where the next
election will be held, on
Tuesday. the 22d day OF September,
1908
at ] o'clock, r. NJ, and remain in session I'M
til 8 o'clock Ia the evening for the purpose OF
conducting the Primary Election FOR all pO-
litical parties. WI 3. JONES,
Secretary Salem County Board OF Election.
4-4.3f ,
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Opening DaysI

All styles of Fall and Winter hats will
be shown on Friday and Saturday, Sept.
25, 26, at R. J. DIVERS 246, Nam St.,
Penn's Grove. 4
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eh,.e PRICE
ITO 6cc & 500.
soiis Trial Bottle Free
Cooper fJa0UBlES.

Mamie Barber, Mrs. Amanda KeIlett,
slrs. George Steeiman, Mrs, larry Kille,
M.s Hamilton Morris, MIS-. Ida Clay
tan Mrs. Warren Wood and DAUGHTER
Grace. Mr.. and Mrs. Antony Res bold,
snns Charles aud Anthony Jr., Misses
Z ntt;e SHARKS, Lizzie Munyan and Nab
i Barton. One OF tbs naAiDber.
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CHURCH NOTES
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT

BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
REV. II. R. BLAcKwooD, Pastor
Pastors subject Sunday morning.
"Who Has the Keys of the Kingdom?"
A%eEening, "This Is not a Corner Religion
Special music in the evening.
The Ladies of Bethel NJ. P. Church
will hold their annual harvest home in
Odd Fellows hall on Thursday evening,
Sept. "a. Admission including chicken
potpie supper will be 25 cents. An in
teresting feature of the harvest home will
be special sale of cakes.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
j. Ward Gamble, d. d., Pastor.
Sunday morning service will hereafter
be l0.3 &c. Sunday School at go. Pastors
evening subject at 100: ga Visit of a
Terrified Monarch to an Ancient Fortune
Teller"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The First Baptist Church has extended
a call to Rev. VIM. ]. Rutherford, of
Matthews, Va, to be their pastor. Serv-
ices at 10. 80.
Emmanuel Epworth League will hold
a home made bread, cake, and pie sale
OF Saturday afternoon and evening, Sept.
18th at the home of Mrs. Maggie Fish,
Union Corner. Sale begins at 4 O'Clock.
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On Friday evening Sept. 18th a sur
prise was given Mrs. Martha Sinpkins
oeen given q shower Of fifty postals dur
ing tie aag and SIR uot lacking for any
..other shower Alter a pleasant even
the gaests we're Fnyited 10 the dining
room whare 4 beautifully decorated table
aas b0uutifuliy spread aith good snings.
The guests departed al g late boar wish
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Fol Sale
w land surveyors transit at a low price.
'D'hnoiih' If.
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Building Lots For Sale.
On delaware Ave. and Penn Street. All
tnese lots are high and water good. Can he
nad at reasonable rices. For particulars an.
ply W ASA G. TURNER.
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;ne ''Aait Math
siappy birthday.
TIE guests were
ssnd daughter Heie.
King, Mr.. and Mrs
Powell Craig and
4pli. Mr.. and Mrs.
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CENT A WORD COLUMN

Advertisements published In this column
Tor one cent a word for first insertion and
nali a cent a word each subsequent Inser-
IiOn. Minimum price l5c for first Insertion
ana iOc for subsequent Insertion. Cash
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Consult s. n. Bowen
beIore getting your walks, curbs and other
cement work done. Estimates cheerfnIIv
e'oH 3-29tf
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
QUESTIONS HENRY MARTIN
Detective Secures Information
Concerning Men Suspected

Henry Martin, once sheriff Of the
city and county Of San Francisco, and
Greek consul before the fire, was ques-
toned at length yesterday morning by
detective from the district attorneys
Office in regard to his knowledge OF
The career OF the Claudianes brothers.
The former consul said that he did not
know the boys intimately, but he inti-
mated that their reputation in the COM
munity was not OF the best. He as
serted, however, that the father was
generally regarded as an honorable
businessman by his fellow countrymcn
and business associates. PauduYeris
whose brother married a sister of the
accused oynamiters, was Martins con-
noentlal secretary while tho latter
was Greek consul, and after the fire
the two men formed a partnership IN
brokerage and insurance business
that catered to the Greek trade Mar
tin has not seen his former partner for
several months, and he believes that
he is now ip Lake county, where he
went for his health.
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EIGHT HURT IN L RoAD ACCIDENT

CHICAGO, July 1S.-Eight persons
were severely injured and a number of
others suffered minor injuries in an ac-
cident on the Jackson park branch of
the South Side elevated railroad at
Stony Island avenue and Sixty-third
street today. A train of three cars
crashed against the bumpers at the
terminus of the road, tearing loose the
front trucks of the motor car and al
lowing the car to slide over the bump
ers for 10 feet. Catherine Jasmecka
II years of age, was the most seriously
hurt. Her lower jaw was broken, and
her head, face and body cut and
bruised. The accident is believed to
have been caused by the failure of the
brakes to work
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~ followed his directions and can.
say am completely cured"

Columbus. Ohio. June 1, 190S.-Mrs.
Madge Clayton, St. fCatharines. Ont..
Can, in a letter to DIR. Hartman, says;
For years / have suffered terribly
with kidney and bladder trouble. The
pain in my back by spells was so great
could scarcely stand on my feet, and
such terrible headaches and pain around
my heart and was so nervous all the
time that life seemed a burden to me.
"'I paid out a great many dollars, both
for doctors and patent medicines, but
no benefit only for the time.
Il wrote DIR. Hartman and stated
my health. He promptly replied.
IT followed his directions, and after
taking four bottles OF Peruna can
stand on my feet and work all day.
with comfort.
The pain in my back and head has
entirely left me, and ] am not so
nervous and can say / am completely
cured from all kidney trouble
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one of those who writes him the par
ticulars of quarrel concerning him
between two other women, adding:
do you know, Pete, L am an angel
since 1 parted from that bunch; have
already forgotten the taste of beer. A
cocktail occasionally is my limit, and
this for fear 1 might get too slow"
Peters connection, with Felix Paudu-
veris in this city is indicated by a
letter of recommendation written for
him by II. S. Martin, formerly Greek
consul and sheriff and now partner of
Pauduveris. Martin refers to him as
IAN intelligent man, thoroughly hon.
est" the letter being addressed to a
division superintendent of the Southern
Pacific.
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DEMANDS THAT
JOHN Be CHARGED
Attorney Scott Complains of
Claudianes' Name Being
on Secret Register }
Writ of Habeas Corpus Is
Served on Chief of Police
Biggy

The writ of habeas corpus issued
Friday commanding the appearance be-
fore Superior Judge Carroll Cook Mon
doy of John Claudianes was served, on
Chief of Police Bfggy yesterday by J..
w. Scott, attorney for the Greek con-
sulate. The writ was served by the
attorney in person.
Scott said yesterday that Claudianes
must be charged with some definite
crime and no longer held on the
"detinue book or secret register of
the city prison.
Claudianes was in Oakland going over
the scene of the dynamitiRg outrage
with Special Agent Burns, Attorney
Scott was endeavoring to see his client
at the city prison. Scott was not told
where Claudianes had been taken and
could not learn from the police OFF,
Gals when he would be brought back.
and from noon until late in the evening
he called many times at the prison, de-
manding that he be permitted to see
Claudianes. About 9 o'clock Claudianes
was taken back to the prison and Scott
was closeted with him for nearly an
hour.
During the afternoon Scott had a
heated colluquy with District Attorney
Langdon over the telephone.
Il demand to know why you are
keeping me from seeing my client" he
said to Langdon.
Il know nothing about that" said
the district attorney. II have right
to take him out to secure additional
evidence"
Granted; but you're not going to
keep me from seeing him whenever
want to-" angrily retorted Scott, hang
ing up the receiver with a bang.
TITS an outrage" he said to the
desk sergeant at police headquarters.
Il come here to see my client and am
received politely by the chief of police,
who suavely writes me an order to see
him-and then am told no one knows
where he is. I demand to see him."
Don't know anything about it," re-
Joined the unruffied officer
Scott stormed the city prison until
late in the evening, when Claudianes
was returned in the custody of City
Detective Thomas Murphy. After in
terviewing his client Scott refused to
say what Claudianes had told him.
His story of the day of the dyna-
miting is perfectly straight, however"
he said. II believe he will /be able
to prove a direct alibi to the effect that
he was in Marysville. OF course at
this time I could not give out any
of the details of the defense he will
make without it being prejudicial to
his interests when he is tried. I am
perfectly willing for the district at
forney's Office to secure all the in
formation it can from Claudianes, but
object-to its being done illegally, and
1 protest at procedure which keeps
me from seeing my client when 1 WISH"
Scott evinced much interest in news
tending to locate the whereabouts of
Peter Claudianes.
'.He is an important link in the
cfain," he said. That's all / can tell
you.
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OIL MAGNATE'S WIFE
DIES FROM WOUNDS
Mrs. Walter TeagIe, Who At.
tempted Suicide, Succumbs
While Still Unconscious

PASADENA, July 1S.-Mrs. Walter c..
Teagle, wife Of the Standard oil official,
who shot herself last Wednesday night
at her home in this city. died today at
1890 o'clock. without regaining con-
sciousness.
Mrs. Teagle's father, William P. Muir
ray, and her husband, Walter c. Teagle.
are on their way fro mthe east and
arrangements for the funeral await
their arrival, which will not be later
than Monday.
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NAVAL TUG ASHORE
Strikes Near Honolulu While
Carrying Investigating Board

HONOLULU, July 1s.-The naval tug
Iroquois, with Lieutenant Carter in
command, went ashore today near Pearl
harbor while conveying the Schroeder
investigation board to that place The
members Of the board We're obliged to
20 ashore and walk several miles to
the railway before they could continue
their trip. The vessel was not dam
aged.
The board was bound for Pearl har
Dor to inspect the site for the proposed
naval station
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sHoEMAN LOSES ARM

SANTA ROSA, July 1S.-This morn
ing just before the noon hour Frank
shoe factory, met with an accident that
resulted In the loss of his right arm
He was trying to place a belt of a
pulley In the operating room, when the
sleeve OF his coat caught in the
shafting and the mans arm was drawn
into the, machinery overhead
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STEAM scALps sAILoRs

CLEVELAND, O., July 1S.-Several
men in the naval training steamer
Hawk were badly scalded today by the
bursting Of a steam pipe. Charles
Taylor, assistant engineer, will prob
ably die as a result Of his injuries.
The Hawk was lying at anchor In the
Cleveland breakwater when the acci-
cent occurred
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AERoNAUT INJURED in FALL

BAKER CITY, Ore, July 18-Will-
lam Ward Bell, better known as Pro-
fessor Hicks. an aeronaut, is in a hos
pital suffering from three broken ribs,
internal injuries and a badly bruised
balloon while giving an exhibition last
evening. He became tangled in the
guy ropes when about so feet in the
air and fell, sustaining injuries
enumerated above
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RECOVER MINERs, BopIEs

HANNA, Wis, July lS.-Twelve moro
bodies OF the victims of the explosions
IN mine No. ] OF the Union Pacifc coz
company on March 29 were brought to
the surface today. The bodies were
badly decomposed and were identified
only by the clothing. Twenty-five
more bodies are believed TO be In the
nine
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SENATOR DON cLARIS IMpRoyEs

CHICAGO, July 1s.-The condition Of
Clarence Don Clark, United States SEN
with a nervous collapse at the Audi
torium annex last night, was reported
today to be greatly improved. The
senator is able to be about again to-.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

The subjects of some of Peters con-
quests were married women, and it is
Arizona republican., 1908-11-20
Of the Passing of the
 Chinese Maiesties EN THE BARBAR|C FORNAL|T|Es
Both the Emperor and Elm press Dawager Awaited in the Death Chamber Clad in their Last Robes the Coming of the Reaper.

Pekin, Nov. 19-An edict ordering posthumous honors for the late dow ager empress was issued today. It enumerates for the fourth time since the death of his majesty, the emperor, the program of reforms to which the new regime is committed.
 Accurate information concerning the last days of the emperor and dowager empress were obtained today from of ficials of the palace. The various foreign legations have abandoned the poison theory.
 The emperor made a speech less than one hour before his death. He passed away during a period of the greatest excitement and confusion. A native physician gave orders that the emperor be dressed for death and that imperial yellow clay be spread over the road leading from the winter palace to the Forbidden City. At the same time an imperial conveyance was made ready to convey the dow ager empress to the death chamber. Both their majesties awaited the com ing of the grim reaper, clad in full official robes, surrounded by hundreds of court officials and followers. It was a barbarOus exhibition of soul
Arizona republican., 1908-11-20
NATIONAL PARVEAU
 THE GERMAN EMPIRE
Chancellor Won BueIow's Character
 zation of the FatherIand.

Berlin, Nov. IDA committee of party leaders of the Reichstag de- cided today to defer for a time inn portant measures and the discussion of ministerial responsibility for the recent utterances of the emperor. When the house takes up the subject Prince von Buelow will give the reichstag his personal deductions on his interviews of Tuesday with the emperor.
 In his address before the reichstag today on a new measure to increase the imperial revenues, the chancellor said he believed the existing uD- friendly feeling toward Germany could be overcome. Continuing on the mat ter of foreign relations he said a parvenu was not loved anywhere and that Germany in spite of her ancient history occupied the position of a parvenu among the nations of Eu- rope.
 With reference to the question of revenues he declared that the bOr- rowing policy was unworthy of Ger man progress and industry, but he added that although able the Ger mans were not willing to pay more taxes He said that one of the most important questions of the moment was the abolition of the loan policy followed up to the present by the government of the empire, a policy that had led to lower quotations on government securities than the prices of similar securities of other gov ernments.