Deseret Evening News | 1902-02-19 | Page 3 | The British and German Embassadors, Who Now Hardly Speak as They Pass by in Washington

f gJ I iii t tC tir C ir k y I I I tj J I t tI I 1 I I IL I L I I t 4 DR OR VOM VO LoU LORO THE BRITISH AND GERMAN WHO NOW OW HARDLY SPEAK AS THEY PASS ASS BY DY IN JN I WASHINGTON There rhene IH Is II a high old roy row ro v In the diplomatic corps In WashIngton over oler the rival claims of ot Inland nI mid and Germany that each was the only amity friend Undo Uncle Ham Kni lied had Just JI t prior to the war WAt Lord em era emb b s dor who la Is also dean of ut tho the diplomatic corps corp and Ind Baron Duron vu u Holleben file arc at no hO 10 longer longar ln or friends because o each Las has hal practically practical said sid that the other has baa bUlot not correctly his bin true toward the tho United States In 1 1808 1898 88 A