The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-08-19
but how hc will do 1T !s the question
Whiei, now occupies the German mind.
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but how he will do 1T is question
which nom occupies the German mind.
Secret Service Activity.
The murder nf the Russian Minister Won
Plehwe seems tc have inspired both the
Russian secret service men IN German,
and the German police 10 new activity.
Immediately after the assassination or
der4 we're received from the kaiser, who
fears for the life OF his friend. Car Mich
oias. that every political suspect In Ger
many. as well as every person of no conf
mercinl standing. who receives or sends
mail TO Russta. must be closely watched.
and that there must be no slips.
AS a result OF his hundreds OF people
are now under close surveillance and
many houses have been searched, where
by thousands OF pamphlets threatening
the lives of both the czar and the kaiser
have been discovered.
AT Bromberg, in eastern Prussia. a large
anarchlst:c printing establishment was
found! in a cellar. but the men themselves
succeeded in making their escape.
1t is thought that this establishment
was connected with the gang of anarch-
lists who were recently tried at KoniGs-
berg on n charge made by the Russian
consul general Of having conspircd against
the life of the car.
The lawyers defending these pleaded
that his clients ought to be acquitted on
nv iilieF mover grounds tnat Russia Is
not Il civilized country and that there was
no German law to forbid plotting against
the lives of any rulers but those of civil
ICED nations.
10 prove his claim he stated that tho
cars government maintained agents in
the Balkan states to create disturbances,
and also that Russia was responsible for
tho assassination of King Alexander Of
Serv.a and Prime Minister Stambuloff Of
Bulgaria.
Labor Issue in America.
most interesting book, written by
Councillor of State Alfred Kolb of Weis-
baden. deals with the labor question in
the United Statcs.
The author. who is a most conservative
man. some time ago went to America.
where he worked as common laborcr in a
brewery and a bicycle factory In Illinois
without any one having any idea of his
true position.
II went to America" Councillor Kolb
writes IN his book, with the intention OF
gathering material for n book in whic L
mad hoped to prove the injustice of the
demands OF the working classes. but my
practical experience entirely changed my
view OF the labor question.
II found problems of whose existence r
mad no idea and l cannot deny that my
sympathtes are no longer with the en-
pioyers. and must admit that most OF the
demands made by the unions are just and
fair"
These and other similar expressions with
which the book abounds. written by a
man who was formerly ultra-conscrvativc.
nave. OF course, been greeted with great
satisfaction by the socialists, who claim
.aat every fair minded person under SINH
lar circumstances would come to the same
A Court Scandal.
M Potsdam is discussing an incident
WHICH. n1DDpnpd tho nfhor 1nu n~1 -;
mas caused an enormous sensation at
at the moment when Prince William,
me oldest son of the kaiser. left the i'm
perial palace on horseback to take part in
a military vancouver, an elegantly dress
ed young lady, holding a small! baby IN
her arms. descended from" her carriage
and knelt down In front of the crown
princes horse.
n young prince stopped his horse and
the young lady handed him a petition in
which she asked him to compel a court
who had seduced her and who was
the father of her baby, to marry her.
me names of both the young lady, who
Is said to be of an excellent family, and
or her fatthless lover have SO far been
Kept secret, but since his return from
Norway the kaiser has ordered an in
see Justice done.
Famous Castle for Sale.
The famous old H%ohenzol;ern castle.
Abenberg. In the. village of the same
name. near Nuremberg, is advertised for
sale. and 1t is feared that unless the reich
stag makes an appropriation to buy up
tho castle 1t may be snatchcd up by some
multi-millionaire, who would
be delighted to acquire the cas-
lie where the founders of the noble fam
ly of Hohenzollern were born.
me castle. which in its present form
vas built In the eleventh century, was the
'Stammschioss" of the Burggrafs. of MI
from whom the Hohen:ollcrns
It is more than improbable that the
'eichstas will see any reason to appropri-
tie money to buy the castle, and the
Kaiser IS said not to be in a position to
'ay for the large and costly estate out OF
lis own pocket.
Rome Will Retaliate.
The city of Rome, which recently. very
much against the will of the majority OF
is citizens. was embellished with a great
monument. has decided to take re-
'enge on the kaiser and present him with
| similar gift.
Money is now being collected for an i'm
losing statue of the famous Italian poet
oante. which. it Is hoped. will give ,hc
OF Berlin as many unpleasant hours
- olo the kaiser's present to the Romans.
Titles for the Jews.
Japan must be in need of money. is tho
onclusion at which Germans have arrived
fter the receipt of the news that a jew
as been made a real marquis by the
The first Jewish marquis is DR.. Emil
sothmann, for years physician to the i'm
erial family at Toxic.
Should the mikado make up his mind to
e liberal with his marquis titles there are
number of German Jews who would
eadily supply Japan with money enough
0 carry on the war indefinitely.
Grit for Fowls.
There is nothing so essential to the
ealth of a fowl of any kind as grit of
ONE kind. Fowls on a range AFRO y,