Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-08
THE SORT OF MIN MODELLING Is.

DR.. Alpine Auman, a Swiss physician. now
HNing In South Brooklyn, says he knew Dr..
sI ked win R b bqrop Ine T ter
house, No. PSI 9th street. The Doctor slipped
hot coffee and pulled at a long German pipe
Sa ne 19f Pa MS s s?yng S said be-
know what 1t is to eat rats, cats, and dog.
When cup of coffee did not cost more than2
francs-before the seige-I used to go to the
bOHrg, opposite the EldOrado. good many
Germans, Swiss. Poles and Russians use to
FREQUENT that cafe and among whom | met
3 years OF age; he had broad. pale face of
dark cOmplexiOn a small black mustache
overshad0wing his thin yelIowish lips. His
himself doctor of philosophy, and pretended
to be correspondent for the Neue Freie
Presse OF Vienna: But do not believe that
he ever wrote line for that journal. | am
M. Pietri. the chief mOuchdrd of NapOleO III.
He was always elegantly clad. and his pockets
were always filled with brand-ne louis doris.
confidence in him. His look was too pene-
trating: he observed too much. He associated
with wi two I'M men, who afterwards proved to
One of these men was Morel, of Fleurier, in
Switzerland, and the other one, Kaiinowski,
was native of Poland. Morel had been in
the Republic was proclaimed on the 4th of
S,eptember Morel disappeared from Paris. He
hau been shot dead in one OF the engagements
between the Army of Versailles and of the
National Guard of Paris. who were with the
Commune: Kalinowski entered the volunteer
orps OF the Nengeurs du RhOne, whose funds
Thionyille.. Nobiling was. always ready to
proclaim his radical principles" He used %
W lite for paper called La Redemption. All
his articles had an anarchistic tendency He
cOrding to him, ought not to exist, as every
body was able to govern himself. After hav-
ing G., contributed to the paper for about four
by order of the police. He knew that | was
opposed to Bismarck. He tried hard to induce
me to express my sentiments about the po 81.
bllity OF war between Germany and France.
" hen told him did not care 10 speak about
that matter, he very politely invited me to
visit him at his residence on the Rue des Echi
OURS, very fashionable neighborhooi where
only very rich people could afford to live I
accented the Invitation His apartments were
luxurlouSly furnished. Pictures by celebrated
masters adorned the walls, costly vases stood
about the room, and rich Turkish carpets coy
cred the floor. He treated me to bottle
OF Ieure Cjquot, but he did not succeed
him from the beginning of our acGulint-
ance. When he found out that all the IL.
JUDGEMENTS offered to me could not make
matters, he dropped me entirely, to speak to
me only occasionally, and then only about
matters of no political interest. One day. l
remember very distinctly 1t was on the 18th
Barde. 1t was on the same day Louis Napo-
ie"hS lackeyS had created a demonstration in
favor Of war against Germany. Some one
81 my frif ndS was reading an article from one
OF the German papers aloud When he had
nhlSbed ieadlng general discussion followed.
Among gentlemen taking part in that discus
sion were several young PruSSians who had
been in the army, and had received orders to
return home TO enter again into active SER
vice. TWO OF them were Wilhelm Mueller of
RudelfSZelf, and Carl Trautwein, of CarlSruhe
Both belonged to the fifth regiment of Badish
FuSiiierS. Two young PruSSianS, Frederick
N0Ss and Ludwig Herman, We're ready to
leave Paris on the next day. The first named
TWO gentlemen spoke unfavorably of Ger
many, while the latter two condemned NapO-
ieOnand his deSpOtic system. They called him
a rObber a. d tyrant, and said that he ought
TO be driven from France. NObling sat
quietly in corner, watching everybody who
TOOK part In the discussion. We did not OBJ
serve that he left quietly. but after d few min
uteS only he returned in company with two
detectives, who arrested NOSS and Hermann
Mueller and TrautWeln were arrested as soon
rs they returned to Germany. These facts
combined proved my suspicious against Nobi-
ling. He was paid by the Frence police to de-
nOunce Germans, and the arrest of Mueller
and Trautwein proves that NObiling was also
IN communication with the German authori-
les. There is no room for doubt in nv mind
that NObiing is a bad character, who has
never been an adherent to any principle / be-
leye him to be an INSCRIPTIONS, unprincipled
police SDV.f-TN Y Times