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than is often seen. A. street in Nuremberg.
marguerite garden, the Palace of Pleasure,
vision of paradise wore its four scenes. The
last was especially fine. a white stairway being
starlit clouds, the whole being rarely effective.
There was far more of graceful, dancing than Of
p%ent9mime In the whole. and this was done in
OF the evening specialists, all OF whom were
Of flowers, some OF the pieces stag
ptHiaaee3add the Ss' stn TS,mGn fe RsSSS Of 'n past n Seasons ns.
she is a handsome woman OF the Spanish type,
that was a trife light for the big music hall.
But 1t was with her IA with most other music
hal yqealists,the manner Of the singing was
the thing, and In this respect she was satisfying.
Quite as capable an actress as a singer, and an
extremely graceful dancer of a few sample steps.
plHuse that called her back, OF more than a
polite greeting. Preceding her. were some
tired before SSiis0qfe fellows Snf inning was over,
and left another chap with a bruised
OFT h possible idiff"ait exercises on a bounding
wire but n Tor ward solnersault. n clown who
made up to counterfeit a donkey and who
Who made pictures BY. scattering bright
soioEed sands, instead Of using creyons or
Of, novelty and a high. degree Of skill. both. of
which stood for good diversion. Not the slight
est leaning toward indecency was displayed.
The Harlem Music Hall was opened to the
public last night. and n good looking audience
filed 1t completely, though it seats 1880
persons. These first visitors found them.
selves In n spacious. comfortable and
beautiful theatre, modelled closely upon tho
Imperial, a famously fine house ut Dresden.
Women were plenty among the men, and
there was IA degree OF fashionabloncss in
the ssscmhlage. 1t seemed likely that the
house would strike strongly into tho
same sort of favor that Is enjoyed by
the music halls down town. Beverages were on
sale, from soda water to whiskoy, and smoking
was permitted. The stage entertainment consist
ed of vaudeville, engaging u Judicious selection
of specialists in song, dance. and sketch. The
main. feature OF the programme was. Edward
Harrlgan, who appeared with a small hut suit.
able company In a short play entitled "Sergeant
Hickey, which was lately described In THE Sun
when he introduced 1t elsewhere.
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TAXING SPANISH NEWS.
q WE'VE Bureau in Havana to Manufacture
Victories for Weyler.

Victories Tor WeJlor.
HAVANA. via Key West, Sept. o7.-At the
suggestion. Of Sehor Dupuy de LONE, Spanish
Minister in Washington, a new department has
been established in the office Of the Press Cen.
sor in Havana under the direction of a Spanish
Captain OF Weyler's stan. Tho new bureaus
functions sre. as the decree organizing It says,
ito afford reliable news concerning the war to
foreign correspondents and foreign news
papers," Under these official words turks a
big scheme for taking news against the Cubans.
describing them MS committing horrible crimes
against humanity. An additional bureau for
spreading the same news in the United States
Is already established in Washington.
Foreign journalists arc to be employed and
their salaries charged to the Spanish Treasury.
The ordinary expenses OF the new taking
machine are estimated at $50. 600 a year.
The insurscnt arrested in Havana on tho
steamer Concho, leaving::for Mexico, is neither
tho insurgent Col. Baldomero Acosta nor an
other Cuban named Socorrc. as has been pub
lished. He Is Rafael Acosta, And is an insur.
gent soldier in the ranks.
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Parade ENDS IN 4 ROW.
Edward HAanlsy Association Ressnts BeiAI
Reviewed by Its Omcera.

Reviewed by Its Omcers.
The Edward Hanley Association. which ad-
vocates tho election OF Edward Hauley for
Alderman. paraded last night through the
west side cross streets between Forty-ninth and
Sixty-tirst streets. There were 100 hacks in
the line. Win they were going through Sixty
first street somebody suggested that tho lead
ing carriages, containing the officers OF the
Association, fall out and review the rest OF the
procession. The idea was adopted.
Somebody further back in he line rsbelled at
this sumption OF authority, and in a few
minutes the whole hundred carriages were
snarled and the occupants were engaging in
vocal encounters. Roundsman Mason and tho
ten policemen under his charge left their
proud post on. In front of he hand and went
noise before the crowd WAS dispersed, but there
were no ARRESTS and no hospital cases.
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5000, 900 srol EN- FROM SPAIN.
Another Scandal in the Financial Administra
ton or Havana.

tion or Havana
HAVANA. Sept. GA steal of 5000 900 in
duty stamps has been discovered at the offices
of the Financial Administration OF the province
OF Havana. According to the manager Of that
department, Don Anibal Arrtete. the defraud-
ers Of tho Government are many Spanish
merchants Of this city. who. br connivance with
dishonest servants Of tho Government. have
for years secured duty stamps at reduced rates.
until the total of their stealings amounts to a
verv large sum.
But according to La Lucha the only thief is
Don Anibal Arriete himself. who pocketed all
this money In u single day after having failed. =
few months ago, In u plan TO steal $4,000 from
the Treasury OF the Isle of Pines.
This bold attack upon q high Spanish official
by n newspaper in Havana Is not SO strange Rs
II appears at first sight. La Luchd acts on be-
half OF Gen. wey err. and for more than a year
the Captain.General and Don Anibal Arriete
have hated one another bitterly. Arricte is said
to have inspired many OF the attacks upon
weyler published in the Madrid newspapers,
and to have also exerted his influence against
the Captain. General with tho most prominent
members OF Sehor Sagasta's party.
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ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
etoinau Took . Poor Debtors Oath Arte
sMeArInE He Owned Property.

etoinau Took . Poor Debtors Oath AFTER
Swearing He owned PROPERTY.
Policeman Tierney Of the Criminal Court
squad arrested at his home last night Isaac
Stcinau Of 7 East Eighty-seventh street, man
ager OF a store at 535 Broadway.
A warrant for perjury. issued by Magistrate
Crane on tho complaint OF Rolph Schuer OF l40
West Tooth street, a dealer in leather goods at
35s Broad way. was Tierney's authority. Steinau
WAS locked up at the East EiRhty.eiEhth street
station.
Magistrate Crane made this statement about
ness in q suit in which Schucr was a
party. Stcinau at that time swore that he was
the owner or proprietor OF a certain business.
and. as n result OF that statement, Schuer lost
his case. Later Steinau went to Rhode Island to
escape debt, and. when he was arrested there on
ing that his wife owned everything. These
statements could not both be true. and afforded
good ground for believing that no had perjured
himself"
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s,ooa ON tho Track and was KILLED.

MOUNT VERNON. My, Sept. 27.-A man. be-
lieved to be J. Heating. was instantly killed on
the Harlem division Of tho New York Central
Railroad about 9 o'clock this morning. Accord
ing to the reports two men were walking along
the sonth-bound track toward Bronxville. An
express rounded tho curve going toward New
York, and tho engineer on seeing the men blew
track, but his companion remained and was
killed. The body was removed to Davis's
Morgue. On searching the clothes 81. 80 and n
pawn ticket on which was written u. Keating"
were found.
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may split Up tho q. l.. u.

1t WAS said yesterday that tho tabling by tho
Central Labor Union on Sunday OF a resolution
suspendins the Theatrical Protective Union be-
cause il would not order n strike in the Four
teenih street Theatre will lead to tho Miscol-
laueous and Building Trades sections having
separate central bodies. For some time dele
gates OF the building trades have boon grum-
Bling al tho way tho time IL frittered away by
the c. l.. L.. in petty disputes between rival
unions, and the movement TO got out and form
a separate building trades council received a
boom in the action OF Sunday.
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Special Cable Despateh TO Tnl suH.
SrMLA, Sept. 27.-The military commanders
on the frontier believing that the destruction
OF the camp of the Hadda Mullah by Gen. Files
has sufficiently crippled tho Mohmands. Gen.
Files has begun to withdraw his forces from the
Mohmend country, with the intention of joining
the more important expedition of Gen. Lockhart
against the Afridis and OrakIais.
Though 1t is true that the Mohmands are too
broken to resist attack. they constantly harass
Gen. Elles's troops as the latter are retiring.
firing upon them from the hilltops.
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Supposed FilibusterinE Krpedition to Contra
America.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-Telegrams were sent
to-day by tho Treasury Department to Collectors
OF Customs along tho Gulf OF Mexico informing
them that according to advices received at tho
Department of State a SUI posed flibustering
expedition against the Greater Republic OF Cen
trail America was about to start from some
point along the Gulf. The Collectors were
warned to exercise diligence in preventing
the violation OF tho neutrality laws by such an
expedition. Worry little was known In regard to
tho proposed flfbuster beyond the fact that
II was probably In tho interest OF the revolution
iats IN one OF the States CONF osing tho Greater
nan,hlIr
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sA,p,saa or wheat fer Arss.uua.

The first steamship cargo made up wholly Of
wheat to leave this port for Argentina Is on the
steamship Besratael. which sailed on Sunday
for Buenos Ayres. 1t consisted OF l74,3l4
bushels. and was shipped by Jules Schneider,
representing Solomon q. Damon OF Antwerp. to
whom the Besratael belongs. The wheat 10 for
consumption. 1t is too late for wheat to be sent
70 Argentine for seeding purposes this season.
Tho crop In that country is now growing.
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Convicted OF A..au,t,nG a Trolley Car Conaue.op.

John Graham. familiarly known as Capt.
Jack" Graham. was convicted in the General
Sessions Co TT in Jersey City yesterday Of as
sault and battery on Henry Trcnchard. the con-
ductor OF a trolley car. Graham and his brother
Peter were on their way from Newark to Jersey
City on May 81. They had transfers which en-
the car passed the creek the conductor do
manded another fare. John refused to pay 10
and. according to tho testimony, abused the
conductor. Peter. to avoid trouble. paid tho
fares. The second fare took them TO the Hack
ensnck bridge. There the conductor demanded
another fare. but both Grahams refused to pay.
Al the Five Corners, in Jersey City. John Ora.
ham struck the conductor in the eye and In the
tain in the Fourth Regiment about three years
ago and was dismissed from the service for
striking a subordinate officer. He il q RepubNp
can uOlitiCiap.
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r.. w,nsuor. SAFE aud Davis Missing.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept. 27-The schooner
T. w Winsmorc. which was reported TO have
been wrecked off this coast in the recent hurri.
cane. was towed into Mayport. at tho mouth Of
the St. Johns River. this morning. She is some.
what damaged. 1t IL now thought that tho
wreck was the Charles :. Davis. which left Phil.
adelphia on Sept. Iii for this porl TO load with
lumber for New York. Her crew Is supposed 10
have been lost.
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The British freight steamship E%gremont Cas-
tie, which arrived yesterday from Fernandina,
had aboard Capt. Jayne and the crow OF the
American bark Carrie l. Tyler, which was
abandoned, waterloggcd OF Hatterns on Thurs.
dRy.
The Tyler ran into the West India cyclone
that has knocked ont n small fleet OF coasters.
and sprang o leak. She WAS forced OH her beam
ends and the skipper had her masts cut away to
right her. She was drifting helplessly when the
Esremont Castle sighted her and bore down on
her
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Emperor Francis Joseph Mas Refused 20 40
cept his Resignation.

Special Cable Despatch TO The Scr.
VIENNA. Sept. ~27.-Emperor Francis Joseph
has refused to accept the resignation OF Primo
Minister Badeni. which was rendered to him
ccncurrently with the request made by the lat
ter for permission TO fight q duel with Or. Wolf.
the leader of the German National party in the
Reichsrath. HIS Majesty has commanded Count
Badeni to retain his Office and has issued q do
cree PROHIBITING the Public Prosecutor from
taking action against him for his violation Of
the law against d~uelline. which provides q pun.
ishment Of from ono to Ave years. imprisonment
for the offence.
DR.. Wolf. as a member Of the Rsichsrath. 10
safe from prosecution.
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TROLLEY CAR HITS AMBULANCE.

The Ambulance WRECKED. and the Patisst In
side May ale as . Result.
A Harlem Hospital ambulance. while trans
ferring a patient from Manhattan Hospital to
the Harlem Hospital last night. was struck by a
north, bound Lcnox avenue underground trolley
car at l20th street.
One Of the hind wheels of the ambulance was
broken and the horse was damned between q
telegraph pole and II tree.
Tho patient, Leo Winters, was so much OK
cited that DR.. Morehead, the ambulance sur
seon. said that he was afraid he would die. The
gTipman of the car WAS not arrested.
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where Yesterdays Fires were.

A. M.-6;l5. ! New street, damage %; 10, s57
Tenth avenue. damage Sioi lo;45, 27s pelancoy
street, Louis Berger. damage 90; ll;l6, 1908 Broad
way. s. s. Childs. damage eiOO.
p. M, gao East Forty sixth street, damage eo;
800, III ChAmbers street, David Lewis, damage
$4,000; $3.50. II Essex street. d mage SEQ; $50 Sb7
East Seventy. second street, Rudolph osenlIatt, dam
ASe e20i ll;2o. 602 Sixth avenue, damage %.
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MAYoRs, CONTENTION SCHEME.
said 20 Ne the Endorsement OF Municipal Own.
ership or Certain franchises.

ership er Certain Franchises.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. FIT developed hero
tonight that tho purpose behind tho Mayors
National Convention, which convenss In
this city tomorrow, is a scheme to So
cure the Endorsement of municipal ownership
OF semi-public franchises. such AS street rail-
roads. water works. gas, and electric light COM
p%anies.
Back of this scheme are certain Democratic
politicians In different parts Of the country whose
interests would DO favored by such an indorse-
nent coming from a non.partisan body. and
which would be- used AS an argument by the
theorists who favor public ownership OF all
srnipubliC franchises.
II 10 believed that the Democrats arc going to
make this issue a very prominent one and hence
their activity al such q non-partisan gathering.
Their purpose, however. will not be accomplished
without . big fight.
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senator Hanna. wedding Anniversary.

CLEVELAND, o.. Sept. Ex-senator Mark Han.
ma celebrated tho thirty.third anniversary of his
wedding this evening at his homo On
Lake avenue. by giving a dinner to
DIR. g.. c. f. Weber, who was appointed Con-
sui at Nuremberg, Germany, iby Prcsideri
Mckinley; Sylvester T. Everett, Chairman Of
tho Republican Executive COMMITTEES; Col.
and Mrs. William Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Chisholm, and several Others. Mr.. Hanna
will start Tuesday morning for Toledo, o..
whore he will make a speech Tuesday evening.
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lacCord Claim Against Peru.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 27.-Secretary Sherman.
Assistant Secretary Cridler. and the new Peru
Wan Minister had an interview to-day over the
McCord claim. which this Government insists
that Peru shall settle. A further conference
for paying the claim may be reached. The State
Department IL willing TO reduce the amount OF
the claim from $50. 600 to about $40, 600. Tho
claim has been dragging on for fourteen years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
h swiudmnE Morr,.e. Plead Guilty.

Hugo and Sigmund Morris. indicted by the
United States Grand Jury in Brooklyn for hav-
ing used the mails for frauoulcnt purposes in
connection with the Rod Book Directory COM
pany. pleaded guilty before Judge Tenney in
tho United states District Court yesterday and
was brought back from san Francisco .
week age.
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Dsb..s Convention Rather Puuy.

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Eract y sixty represents.
tives OF labor organizations attended Eugene ".
Debs's labor convention here to-day. Emma
Goldman of New York was present, but was not
heard from. T.. NJ. Bannister of st. Louis was
made President OF the convention. and after the
appointment of committees an adjournment
until tomorrow was taken.
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Medal or Honor to John 3. Kenyon.

WASHINGTON. Sept. PA medal of honor has
been awarded John s. Kenyon of Albany, CLERK
of tho New York Senat. and formerly Sergeant
OF Company d, Third New York Volunteer Cav.
airy, for distinguished galisntry at the battle
near Trenton, N. c., May Is, 1852.
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A C,rarmAusr out or work XII. m,u..,r.

Christopher Kresell. 80 years old, committed
suicide at his home at 455 First avenue yester.
day afternoon by shooting himself in the head
with IA revolver. Kresel, who was a Gig rmaker,
had been III and out OF work for some time.
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Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun.
vienna. Sept. 27.-Sixteen persons were killed
and several injured by the explosion to-day OF Q
boiler In . sugar factory at Botfalu, In Hungary.
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One Daughter Cut or with o..

The will OF Theodore Mead was filed for pre-
bate in the Surogate's Court in Brooklyn yes
terday. The estate Is valued a. 81, 500. The
t~estntrix leaves only 81 to her daughter.
Amanda T. Cote. and the remainder goes 70
another daughter. Cornelia Ann Lagerstrom.
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.Iaranta Maria Toresa III.

Special cabis Despatch to THE srH.
MADRID. Sept. 27.-Owing to tho indisposition
of the Tnfanta Maria Teresa. the second daugh.
tor o. the Queen Regent. her Majesty will defer
tho removal OF tho court from San Sebastian to
tho capital until she 10 better.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
Rev Italian Cruiser Launched.
Special Cable Despateh to TINE SUI

Special CabIe De9patch TO TINE SuN.
ROME. Sept. 27.-The now Italian cruiser Carl.
baldi was launched at Sestri q Pononte, four
miles west OF Genoa, this morning. The vessel
10 $50 feet long, 81 feet wide. and will carry o
powerful armament.
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Erasee,s Yield OF harley aaa Oats.

Special Gable Dsspdfoh to THE SUI.
PARIS. Sept. 27.-The official crop returns
give the yield OF barley as ~. los. l9l bushels
and oats 247. 1854. 2l7 bushels.
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LIQUID FIRE IN WEST BRoADWAT,
BIaIisE Turpsntins Streams FROM n Turning
store and Spreads over the street.

Ten minutes after fire was discovered In tho
store OF Toch Bros. & Co., at 46s-472 West
Broadway. shortly after II o'clock last night,
there was Il loud explosion. Burning fluid
spoutcd into the street and ran through tho
cutters.
The fremen had to abandon the main IRE to
beat out tho blazing stream, supposed TO DO tur-
%pentine, which threatened to run into the area
ways of adjacent stores.
They were successful, and had the fire beaten
At ! :25 O'Clock. The damage was estimated at
5000.
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q added to the C~enseienoe Kuna.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The Treasury con-
arience fund was Increased $40 to-day by the
receipt of a postal order for that amount from
Philadelphia.
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WuEE1NAN FoS1EKM4cHER DEAD.
The EuJurics He Received In the Cycle Path
Collision Prove fatal.

Frank F~ostermacher died yesterday morning
at st. Johns Hospital, in Brooklyn. from the
injuries he received on Saturday in O collision
OIL the Coney Island cycle path. He and Charles
Percy of 151 Bradford street were riding .
tandem. when they collidcd with u woman
hicyclist. Mr.. Fostermachcr was thrown over
tho handle bars and landed on the left side OF
his head. He was picked MP unconscious. but
soon revived, and 1t was not until Sunday after
noon. when he was removed 10 Ct. Johns Hos
pital. that his condition became alarming. He
again became unconscious coon after reaching
the hospital. and died at 3 O'Clock yesterday
morning. lie was 30 years old and lived at 400
Chestnut street. He was ono of the founders OF
the Kings County Wheclmen and a member of
the PcQuod Whcelmen. the Montauks, the
Glenmores. and the Century Wheeimen.
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C,o,,., rhrowa from hts wheel a.a Killed.

Edward Evans of 796 Eighth avenue. a bi.
cycle dealer. while wheeling down the Boule-
ward at / o'clock this morning was thrown to
the ground by the breaking OF the fork of his
wheel At tho car track crossing at Eighty -sixth
street. and was killed.
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ACCUSING THE BoERS.
nc 10 saia the British Claim DanaEes for II
citing Natives to Revolt.
spectaI cable Despafch &c

Special Gable Despatch to rm Sen.
LONDON Sept. o7.-A despatch to the Daily
Mail from Cape Town says 1t is rumored in
Johannesburg that the British South Africa
Company has demanded R3. 00O. 600 indemnity
from the Government Of the Transvaal for In
citing the natives Of Matabeleland to revolt
against the company and for supplying them
with ri6ea.
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Dlc univ bTrlly ptohSsoOIS.
The Berlin authorities are endeavoring to
conduct the inquiry with the utmost secrecy.
The two professors alluded to in the above de.
epatch are undoubtedly Prof. Quidde OF
Munich and Prof. Reinhold. who recently was
called to a chair In the University Of Berlin.
Both have made themselves conspicuous as nd.
rights. Some time. ago Quidde published a pam.
phlet entitled "Caligula,' in which he drew u
parallel between the imperial Roman monster
and Emperor William IL. He did not attack
the present Emperor directly, Spt yelled mis-
cution, Reinhold is, the man who in a public
speech said that all South Germans cried out
smphatically to-day: THANK God, we are not
Prussians."
As far az anti.dynastlc professors are con-
cerned. however, there is no reason for any sud.
den excitement or police interference in Ger.
many. for there are and have been for years Social
Democratic professors at German universities.
Their mere membership of the Social Democracy
the Socialist party, as Its name indicates. is heart
and soul for u democracy. Prof. Aarons OF Der.
lin University Is u good example of the Social
Democrat OF the chair. He is IA millionaire mem.
tue Of his place in the university, Is q Prussian
official in Prussia's pay. yet no speaks in So
cial Democratic meetings, contributes money to
the cause OF Socialist propaganda, and appears
The academic Socialists. the Guelph irrecon.
cilnblcs. and the BAvarian separatists of the
style OF DR.. Sigl of the Bavarian Tdtcrldnd are
chronic agitators against the Hohenzollern dy-
nation Of the empire. They may have been
stirred to unusual activity lately by the En-
perors notorious speech In the RhinelRnd re
gnrdin2 his mission "by the grace OF God
and his responsibility to God. outside OF AL the
conventional obligations expressed in a Minis.
try or n Parliament
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