The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06
COST OF TARIFF
WARS VERY HIGH
They Are Proving Nearly as
Expensive as Armed
Contests.
BERLIN LEARNS LESSON
Advance in Relations With
Canada Source OF
Satisfaction.
BERLIN LEARNS LESSON
ny FREDERICK WERNER.

Special Cable TO inc llHlcs- Dlspatcn.l
Berlin, November 5.-Statistics Just
published here show that tariff wars
are almost as expensive as real ones,
and that the people or Germany have
every reason to rejoice at the pro-
visional agreement which put an end
to the long tariff war between Ger
many and Canada
| The tariff war ceased at the end oil
February. aud the new provisional
| agreement came into force on March
l. During the first six months
| brought about an increase OF IS per
| cent. Of German exports to Canada,
| on the other hand Canadian exports
TO Germany increased by IS per cent.
German iron manufacturers profted
moro than any other class by the
cessation OF the war. for exports OF
some kinds Of German hardware In
creased by from 900 to 400 per cent
German textile industries also reaped
a rich harvest. The exports of stock
lngs doubled, and those OF cloths, car
pets and gloves Increased very con-
siderably. German chemicals, glass.
| porcelain anil toy manufacturers all
shared In :he increased trade.
! This remarkable advance in COM
mercial relations with Canada causes
I great satisfaction here. 1t is pointed
out that Germany would find still
more favorable market In Canada II
her products could be placed on an
equality with those of Great Britain
1 ri (sor-
mony's efforts Will now be directed
toward, extending the present provi'
sional whereby the present different
alton in favor Of Great Britain vii
be neutralized,
Orders From Pope.
Pious X. has issued instructions I,
. the Papal Suncio OF Munich to en-
force severe measures of suppressiol
! against modernism in German-speak
{ ing countries. Pope Plus deplores tn
8 strides made by the movement anon
the Catholic laity OF Austria Hungar
4 and Germany. and explicitly condemn
, Catholic assertions constituted on
!. broad religious basis as recently ad
|. i5vocated by Cardinal Fischer. {
!. Cologne in opposition to cardins
5 kopp.
: The Pope. in supporting the latte
} forbids the formation OF any othe
, than rIgidly sectarlan societies. He er
joins that no doctorates In theolog
shall henceforth be recognized in ease
where the studies are not conducte
j on tho scholastic system.
All lectures OF Catholic professor
must be submitted to ecclesiastica
censorship before delivery. Moreover
. every Catholic newspaper asking to b
j recognized must submit it's intende
To- NO v1ri,t a IA
: Ollie Journalists ara required to tax
: the same oath Of repudiation OF mod
s srnistic ideas which the pontiff ha!
!. recently prescribed for the seminar.
. and university professor.
s. Trouble for ZIonlsts.
r The difficulties under which the Zion
S list movement in Russia propagate
j. their Ideals have jus, been acce>tu-
J, ated by two significant events. The
: spiritual head of the Jews in Krement-
/. chug (province Of Poltava). Rabbi
n Eriedenburg, after satisfactorily dis
!. charging his Office for thirteen years,
was recently reelected by his commu'
Il aity for another two years. AS the
: position is held under the government
I the ratification OF the Governor OF
nj Poltava was necessary; but the latter
n refused to grant 1t on the ground thai
n Rabbi Friedenburg had taken part IN
d the Zionist Congress at Hamburg las,
December.
The Jewish community, needless OF
: this decision, reelected Rabbi Fried.
o enburg again. but this time the Cover
: nor replied by banishing the pastor
~ from the province of Poltava fortwc
Y years. The severity of this order is al
: the more remarkable, as the only al
d legged delinquency on the party OF the
I H. onf, a,>t IN, 40
s Zionist Congress. But some ls0 otnel
8 Russian Jews were also present at this
o congress, without having been penal.
lied for displaying their sympathy
] with the Zionist movement. 1t is be-
;. lIeved that Rabbi Friedenburg vii
4 proceed to st. Petersburg tn petition
= for a revoca ton of the decree against
S him,
II The other incident is the conflsca'
: ton of the latest number OF the centra
organ of the Zionist organization II
Russia, the "Rassviet," on account OF
news para graph dealing with the re-
cent Duma election at Odessa. Iht
editor has been summoned "for incite'
ment to overthrow the existing order
OF government"
Episodes such as these make It eA'
ceedlpgly difficult for the zionists o
= Russia to extend their organization
and they are compelled to carry OF
1 most Of their work in secret. Th'
i. present position Is rather dlsquleting
! as when the Zionist president. Her
. Wolffsohn. visited st. Petersburg mor'
than two years ago, he received assur
J ances from the Premier, NJ. Stolypin
that the adherents OF the jewish ma
tionallst movement would not be mo
! Tested,
t Editor Sentenced.
Sentence of three months impris
lonment has been passed by the Ham
burg Court on Carl Lindow, editor o
!. the Social-pemocrati paper. Tn
Dock Worker for lese- majeste. o.
: June is there appeared an article Il
sk"The Dock Worker" headed "Appea
for a National Subscription for tn
King Of Prussian Diet for an Augmen
tation, of the Kaiser's Civil List" an
sarcasticaNy appealed TO all patrioti
!, citizens to give subscription 10
the benefit OF the distressed King.
The defendant declared that he wa
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