The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

Copyrtghted. 10. BY the ADscsassd Pss0.
berlin, sept a--Ths army msneuvers,
which VIII begin tomorrow and end Sep
tember -. viii ~ of more tnsn usual In
tsrsst and importance. The operations VII
be conducted On The Same grounds and
are largely patterned after the Nspoleonic
campaign Of ig& Hail the troops engaged,
the FStsesth cosps. win approsos the op-
posing fofcea the Sixteenth corps. by
forced marches through the Blsck Forest
pmseuL After STRIKING tho plains the
corps will operate along both SIDES Of The
Ems river. The DECISIVE action viii prob
ably occur N Wursembuxg between SUIT
CART and Ludwisspurg.
big revisws ~ Casisruhe. strasburg and
elsewhere will precede the msneuvsra En-
peror william strongly hopes to see soms
strs2sssc surprises. \ noteworthy feature
Of the msnsuvsrs will be the presence Of
= number Of distinguished military men
from other countries Both the German
and Russian governments have shown the
greatest readiness this year In allowing
their of11csrs TO view the army movements
OF another country. n number Of 0ermAa
officers will be at the Russian maneuvsrs.
lasting Ave weeks. and the number Of Rus
SLAMS who win attend the German maneu-
vsrs viii be larger than ever before. Great
courtesy In shown by both sides.
The United states military atiachs ct
Berlin. Maj. II. T. Allen, also received On
invitation TO attend the Russian maneu-
vers but he win be unable 20 80. - he win
athena the Austrian mnneuvsED this week.
being aiD accredited 20 the government Of
Austria Hungary. Thence he WI 90 ~
rect to the German mansuveSA
CesSsssy - A0ssbsaa OOssss.
Another act Of unusual courtesy 10 the
psrmission given 10 Col. samuel . Sum-
nsr, the military stsachs Of the United
States embassy 1T London, to participate
In the German mAusuvsrs. This 10 rather
contrary 10 strict etiquette. - he 10 &C.
credited to another government. hat En-
peror william. remembering the attentions
shown BY Col. sumner during the Cuoan
campaign to Count Won 0cetsen. the for
NOR military attachs Of tho German en-
bsssy ~ Washington. and other German
efncesS who accompanied the United
States army during the late war, quickly
granted the desired permission.
His majesty also permitted MAI. Joha
H. Woodbury., sent to study the sanitary
system Of the German army In the field,
20 pursue HE studies with the et1th army
corps during the maneuvers in siles;a THIS
corps being unusually we'll equipped In re-
gard 10 sanitary arrangements
a new feature Of the mancuverD this
year will bs practical tests Of automobiles,
Of whch number have been specially
made for army purposes ~ IN ALI iss
Asssssess Grew Sssesene.
The complete surrender Of the govern
ment to the Agrarians has had me effect
Of increasing the condolences and rapac.ous-
ness Of the latter. The Agraslau mouth
piece. thu Deufsche TaGe Zeftung. COM
:"ns II ss. sn r: S:ss' r. Ss n:
Tar az 70 thank the delegates who mad
Just insclsnsly rejsctsd the smpesors pet
measure, saying:
for sop 70 the fr.en6s OF TIE canal has ";
been aiven. In spite Of ali intrigLns, lying
and crushing the word has not been spok-
The frequently inspired Post says:
There n no doubt the Introduction Of tho
bali vas . grave political mistake"
The paper then proceeds to formulate q
ruls that the government hereafter would
best md out whether the Conservatives
are wiling 10 support q measure before
introducing II. IN view Of the fact mat
the government declares Its intention to
reintroducs the canal Bill at IN. next ses-
SON of the diet. the Agrarsan newsps pers
say they wiz continue the opposition TO
the measure.
The Liberal and larger part Of the Gem
ter papers continue 10 bemoan the de-
feat 81 tho bill, and express establishment
st tho complets collapse Of the govern
cGne voIks Z~ttung, says: "Ts would re-
euirs the pen Of Mark Twain TO ade-
qusssly portray the recent crisis The
disproportion between the big words and
the small leeds Of the government 10
The Cologne Gazette excIaims. III Bis
msrck hsd only lived 10 see this
Socialists Attach HehesSshe.
The vo~rwserss and other Socialist
papers attack Prince uoheniohe the
German imperial chancellor. reminding
him that he has not kept His solemn
the Frussian law In regard 10 the afalia-
ton ~ political clubs he re~cinded and
threatening tn take action IN the reich
stag
How their victory has pulled up the
Prussian AGrarfan- was frequently man
ifesfed In the aewsps pers this week The
Deutscbe Agrar Correspondents advocates
the extension ~ the provisions ~ The
anti strike hill " agricultural laborers
forbidding the latter to strike under any
circumstances, under penalty 81 impris-
onment IN tsii and corporal punishment
Another AGrarisn paper attributes the
trouble With the farm hands 70 TOO hfsh
pay. leading To drunkenness and opposf-
sfon. and advises the restoration OF the
Whip ne q remedy
Throughout tho week celebrations IN
honor 81 the one hundred and nftisth an
riversary Of Coethe's birth have taken
and w~imsr were foremost The former
was attended by Andrew White. United
States ambassador. and Nrs White Con-
sui General Gunther. Consul Weber 81
Nuremberg. and Senator Mark Hanna
The government held stonf from these
celebzratiors The emperor sens only a
cooily worded telegram 20 Frankfort
soethe's Ms1osy sighted
IN Berlin. oosfhs's monument was deco
rated bat the government officials did not
participate IN tho ceremonies TIE ssff.