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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13

Iihc VoifouitdlIcl Nic int lcGtcU
,labr iibrr - Niilioncn Stild Foit.
iod]cn b@ci0r0crtcl. GiicnbuDucu mn
Gumpicrliticu ucrbju0cn bcrcita pic
lc uidItjQc StdOtC NM M%oiCnplGBc
mi, Cin0nOUr, BON rcnCn cine AroBc
non NCfinQ uodGNnton filr}lid Dem
GcrfChr iibCrQCbCu mor0Cn lit. Nm
OCrC mic sic Standardization @nhu,
Qchcu in ]nbicbburcr }cit ihrcr &ols
lCrolng CutlcQcu. EcIcQrophcn-Sis
ulcn luCrocn nuQClcgt. Noa dinclis
idC Milit0r iull nOht Clropdiid)=iu.
puniihcm W2llitcr rcorQanilirt luCr.
0ci. Wicbr, ol2 0urd) 0ua Niles
miro Der uClC Mur9 III Gbiua nurh
sic Hciorm 0Ca Qciomnltcn ltntcr.
rid)t4mcicua horottcriiirt. Gin foi.
icrljd;c2 G0ift bcitinnlt, 0oB IN 3ll.
frrlit bel cen Stoot9priiflmQen bic
d'inCliid)cn &loilifcr nidt mc6r bic
cin5igcu ErilnmN0thcncn iein ioacn.
SIN ihrr otc0c trr+rn sir urnhrrrrn
Naturalization 7ir @rncrol 0ou
ncrucrrr ms W]iccf6uioc Scr oht3chr.
Hronir,cr iirh hrshob non ser Gen
troCrcoicuro in Ecfipa oromiclcn
mnrhrr. in sen Vrppin;iol So,ut
nm 4~rriait3ntru mpDcrnc ShuIcu
iilr mritlidca g4iiicu" ~ crridtc,.
<,moc y,urtc mcrocn ou5ociuht. bic
iid porbcrcitcr ioacn. Sttoicu oli
Sem Sdulru nc3 9nt5lonbcS M ma.
d'rl. @r. @rII'ltb &oDn ld3t:
7or e., bira,nol mit Dem Nciprm,
mcrf crrit 1T. criicbt man. mcnn mon
0ie 0(uioobrn iiir cine ser lcttiGbri.
aru Iriiirmocr Iicl't. 0icic lolltcn:
g2cldc Nnti6It nro yScItcus not Der
Wnlfshilblrn sic mciitc9hinlcrfiom.
frit ncmihrrrt NM mclfheS 1T ms
Hriutot2 g}rrolrid,r bic Hcoirru1-
opr 7rutitIoro'o.mh 9(nIprifo's nit
rirouNrr 0}cnrr Nir Nouptmerfnto.
70 Sos MiGtGrmcipna non Grolonn.
7rutihlorh Grorfrcih mn Nrrs
Tonn g2ip 6cfoumrr mir 05cIo ,rn
Spbrrr iiir sic rp,rn Sdullcn2 92cl.
d,oa ~ &onor'. l;nli4if2 0(hn,t ca
rrr orhrrcr ctootrp rod2 @or1m1
iiiblt Gbiuo irinc FIRING S~tootaidmlb
IN nriicfcrn m3hrrro Gro(oun mnb
1ronfrrih ibrr melt or0bcrcn 5dutl.
Sem rid,t iniircr 20
." o'''' '''''',' ""'' ".qo'' wv
a''"j W. o't'"0'>" D'"N'''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Ser Sultnn 1ibt nndD'"

Sn mcloCt 0a@ Nabcl 0cItCru aus
Gouitoutiropc,. Gr hat Den Elun
iijr sic GjHau5 Goutrolc in Moccoo
uJcu luic lie Oic leBtc Gollcf1ip 9}otc
Der Nild'tl E.idGt hattie, ungCuom.
men. Gle 9iddlridIt miro Nicmun0.
iibcrroidcn. @oun hattie Der otrolfc
N,orm" nid)t nodacaebcL mcnn 6
ole wroEmddtc cruitljh iorocrtcn2
ilno 0ic2moI bottcn lie inn ioQar cs
ne NcmouilrniionaiIutt ulli Sen
@nia, o0cr Acunucr lCiuAt Dor Nhu-
tilcuc lCid,idt. Gle GllQlGnOCr mcr
0cn nit 0iriCm 2ht>lnnN Scr mloccoo
ridden GrnQc picucid,t am Mcni0
item 5uiric0Cn iciu. Qic cuQliid)c
Ercic hot idlou m0brcNo ser SHOT.
Recommendation bcmduQcIt 0uG
Die observation-disclosures RubIuno'9 un0
EcutidlunO'a al Der GIottcntrnoQc-
bDnQ Oicic cinCa GROCER (bciIc2 ibs
res moroliidcn WGmid;ta bcrallbt bo.
be. Hltblun0 lpur0c cutihulOi0t.
neil Is Q]c}munNcncr Niobcn feline
Sd:iic iCn0cu fourc. 0CufdlQno'a
RidtbctbciIiNunG ooncQcn lei ob.
liGtlid nn0 Der uudtrn ScIbltiu6t
cntiprunacm Die tciuc Aijdiidtcn ser
NicnidlihtCit. ior0cm MIR tire cj9c.
ncl matcricQrn &orthcilr femme.
NdGrcn0 0ic iibriQcn WiGdtc Ccnlor
ltrirtcn Ieinlic QeutidloHo Ocr&obn
lilr iciuC Observation-Disclosures cin IN
0Cm Ncutldc TIrmcn bon Der Yiortc
NultrdGC iiIr Die %iciCun0 BON
&riCQamntcrial i'm NCrthc uDil piCr.
SIG WtiQioncu Collars crholtcn bdt
ten.
GO moa murmt Die GnQlGnOcr.
Gic Q}dd,tc babon iibriQrl3 I'M Die
mocerouildcu 2lu0elcQCnboitcn gar
ntd)t ans Decentralization cirQeGriiiCb
cbcillo mcni1 mic lie Ole MeBClCiru
III NoCllo pcronIoBt bobuI lid 3prt
cin}muiidCn. Die Mddtc hattcn lc,
OiQlid) 0o2 3icI int 2llgc, Gurd, Gin
iiibWmQ non Nclornlcu CiuCu lllli
itunh in MuCcoonicn mo Ocr Mis-
brnd ciHC9 ullQcm2ircn rurop0iid)cu
arlCQCN 81 uCrUil0Crn. Nn Ger Or
boltlmN 0C3 curopGilhCu 6rjCOcr3
hot uber Gcutidlan0 Elm uicI lroBcs
res &nicrCnc, oils GuQlon0. Gen Gn9s
lGuOcrn ruor co bel Sen ,3luouQanloH.
rcGcln Qegcn bic Iilrfci oudl uidt
INN Ole NiutihliGtcit NcQcl oic M}u.
ccGonicr 81 TOM, ionbcrn I'M %or.
ibcilc liir lid iclbit; 3u0citdnOniiic
iiir ]Giicnbobncu IN NlcinuliCn II. J..
~. N0ttc ser Sutton sic Qclp0brt,
0onn mare Der cnQliihc 3ponQ1Ciicr
raid oui cil bcldriOruc4 NiuB }ll
riid1C0un0cn. Ser SliItor bot iC
hnd nldlt pcrQclclL 00b Ole clQlild2
Eolitit i2it &nbrcu Ooroul ~biHoull2-
QonQcn it, tiirtiidc @cbictc in 9lros
bicn INC ont Ecriiiden Miccrbuicn
urtcr britlldC NbCrbobcit 5u %brinQcn,
4Cttihlono hut nit ocn ol0crcl
W0dtcn Nic GiniiibrunN pom Hcior,
men IN MaceOonicn bciijrmortct; Is
bot ober fcincrlCi @rm0, cn9liihc
NntCrclien in Ger Silrtci 81 iorocrm
bic Moht oc2 SuIton3 81 itmdd,2l
mo Die Siirtci 3critiidcIu III IoiiCn,
Sem lit ourd oo3 NohQcben ocv
SuItona iilr'a Gritc por0rbcuAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Suocsf0nc.

PIN 10. 9citmocr gutou g.. @etot i'm gulcr
bon 81 Nubreu.
YIN 10. 0t6cmber catherine Saug int 81.
Ycbcnsinbre.
YIN II. 0c}cmbcr MurlnrctBc Nopp i'm %.
Sabre ibrcs Gebcle.
YIN TO. Nc5ember 9Uuiit GyOu i'm llIcltolI.
heH Iltcr Don 10 Nubrvu.
YIN II. NcjcHlbcr emma Is. Gahciman, ~
Sabre ali.
Am II 0e6emOer Gr. @co, ". @iltcubcr'
arr, ~ NnbrP nTt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Wartha !. ".

Mnrtbn SilIic AunHitc zJurmGul, QcIicbtG
So6ier bon @crburot 9@r.bcIm mo @llbcl
mine SObrmuuL. i'm gut.l ION 10 %uhrcl -
oct Uiittluodl, Den ~. ItiCuber 1903. > ubr
liublnitt1Qs. bon Der }@uuWlu ibrer GlierL
!tr, ~. @SaibtnNtons SlraGc. Qoneitcnn. aus
matt. NeiietlImA prihniIM $40 D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
SiOioenoeu.
Wiarnlauo Guiualtp Complain.

Baltimore. ocu r.. Sei. t9Gj.
SueCirctturlum bat 6erte cine rcQulnrc uicr-
tcliulrlidlc Siuiocnbc uUu orCi Eruicut %
%rui.J Crtlurt, uocr iiniWuoicUiiH Gt5. toe
pro Nmtbcil, irei pou zteuerll iubIDur AM ltllo
idb Sicu'iuQ. ocu ~. 0c5cmucr. an otcicttNcll
Inluuirt. ole am SuUtCrituQ, 6cu II. 2c}cll
Der, JtuhmitiGg2 3 ljhr. uUf Der Yii;c uer}eitb.
net limo.
Cic Eranaitrirbihcr lperoen Ounl ~. Seem
bcr. 3 llbr AatmttiuNe, bis }lIl1 ~, Se6enher.
. lthr NurmitiuQa. 0eidlo1cu hlctbcIt.
3I7.W Sus. =. Wtttcll, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
.Sarrn W,i0inm Souirl.

Nurrp g&inium 0cuiel, cIJHlgcr mn G~clicbtcr
Sopu Don EoltS Itno Gu,le Nc1icl. Rcb, Sell
i'm utter bon 10 Nubreu mo 10 Nionutcll, NJ
Der NobnltiIg 9tr. 1907. NulOucr StruBc. Sic
NcerotMtna iinoct WiittWOdl, ~ lbr Jiudutit
tags. ultl oert oYououn FlJ' SrlcoUole" liutt,
lgorr, Fd, 3eitluaeu luourt Nc'l. coptrcil)
IYII-Tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Sin Scjiolja al@ cmsllhcr Miniltcr.

Cir Ncnru Campbell Nonncrnlur
hat icin acllcS libcrulC9 Cabinet ans
Qriuht, Sonia Gouuro hat Die Nu2S
mobl oca cnaIiidcn Yrcmicr9 beta.
tigt mno 0oS nclrc Wtiniiterim BOT
Ou9 altC ubQcloit. 9llf uie lnnQc,
ldEt lid) nidlt porolaingen 0Orilb2r
nliiliCu Ole fonmen0cn Moblcn eft.
id)cioen. Cas- ncuc Cabinet umiabt
MGnncr alter libcruIcn SGottirm.
gen. So9ur Elm So}ioliit lit in Ocn1s
iclbcn pcrtrcteu. IS lit oo2 &o6n
Nurn5, Der ucbrlidc $obL" mic i'm
icinc 6rcun0c nenncn.
Eu9 n@bilo0. lu1cblott" id)rcibt
iibcr ocn io5ioliitiihcn Ntiniltcr:
Ser Wtunn nit Dem Stroh6rt" lit
gCitern cnBliider WtiniitCr 0CS (Sn.
ucrn QcuorOen. Gr lit Der criteSobn.
orbcitcr inn cnQIiihcu W}iniitcrirm1.
&n iriihrrrn libcrolcn Ntiuiitcrin
br0dtc C9 ciu nNrbCitCr &ertrcter'
ullCHiuQ3 bis 5lul llntcrituut4 81
frctGr. Iicic@ Nmt bate Nurna ulld
Don @IuOitonc BADEN f0nHrn. aber
cr nobnl CS nift an. Mcrm Cr MN
IN Die HCQiCrlulQ Gcbt, 10 mlB CT
NiIrQlhuit 0ofilr bubcn OuB Qcmiiic
6or0crulNen Scr NrbCitCr Criiilt
mcr0cn. SOnlt ginQe cr nidt. Burns
lit tcin Strc6cr, uoGb mcni0cr Gin
NuauCrtduicr. Cas- mcroCu ihm ultd)
Nic 5lIgcitcbcn miiiicrL Ocucu cr noe
gen icincr Sonocrite0unQ uidt &c
ro0e QcncGm lit.
rSobn @urn5 lit Sojioliit uno cine
rcpolution0rc Notur. ubcr Wit1lir0
ciucr Scr io}inliitiidcn Eortcicn in
Gnglon0 lit CT niht. Gr lit ,@Nucrt
idolt2 So5ioliit." &n'3 Earlumcnt
lit cr acuGbIt inter ser Acgi0c bon
No0ifulen in cincm &on0oncr Il
thrift. Gr bat bo2 Qrpbc Ncr0icuit,
0cn oltcll, Observation-Disclosures ltuio
ni9nuuS 5ltcrit nit GriolQ uttndirt III
bobcn. Sir sic MonolmQ, Oic jCBt
III Gnglon6 iii ser NrbCitcridoit Dor
QCht, mor or elmer Scr critCn &ol4
f0mpicr. Gr mar C3 ollh. Scr o;c
nidt gcidultcn NrbCitcr, numcntli6
bic Godnrbeitcr IN &onoou in Be
mcAlung brohtc. 0u@ mor Elm 9lic
icnmert mo %teinc3mcg1 u%lgCid6rlid).
Nla NQitotor lit Burns 5pciicllo8 Il
her ser bc0cutcnoitcn ser @e1cnmart.
Er lit Gin Wi0nn Der oihuicligcn
GNllit" Gin Eroletoricr uou @cbnrt
uno @ciinmumq.
Sic @CrucrfiNoit Ser Mnid)iuiitcn
0Crcn SCtrct0r cr jubrel0na mar,
5obltc ibnL ais CT MitQlicO oc8 Bar
IoucntS mur0c, icit @Cbolt mcitcr,
oomit CT iih ol2id)licblih 0iIcutIidsn
neutrality-suspicious. piOncn foultc. Sic
5oblt cS nod, ><nt 2on0pnCrGoumtn
Council Bat cr iid aud ais Elm iGbi'
Ncr SrQoniiotor proftiidler Mciors
men CrlpiciCn. Die Oorti0cn Ger.
itootIid)unQcu" fonunen 1ouptiGN(id)
oltf Icinc MChn1rnQ.
Gr lit Elm oGr Gonpict" Gin cbt
moliger Str0iIina mo dis ioIdcr
mobriMcinIidl olrd) Gin Nonrm in Il
ncnl cnQliidcn Niiniitcrilum. @cNen
Scr &crtbciOi0mQ Scr He0circibcit il;
cr ms @ci0nQnib QcQonaCu.
Go@ lit olio ser critic cnQliiNc pr
better Miniitcr. Gr itcht olIi cincm
fritiiheu Soften. @cnn Cr nidt2
crrcid)t, lit cS nm i'm qcidebeu. Nbcc
or lit niHt Der MonL Scr lid noa'
iijbren l6bt. 6olGIid lit olt5lnch.
men oob er @coinglu1Qen 0~citcIlt bat
unO sob lie ibn 5uAcitonoen lporocn
ijr0. Gr miro cine suite &ortc" Oct
@ibCrolen bci sen fonmlcn0cnSSoblcl
lCin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Gliio6cih ;. Glciu.

IS itur6 am ~. Sc5cmncr 1905 GHiabct6 3,
Glcin, &iltpc bea ucr.'orbcncl emanuel
Nlcllt, int Mltcr bon 81 EInrtIl. Die NcCrole
puma tinoet Sonneritaa, . llnr 2iutnitiiaas,
bon tbrer leBiel 9SohuW1 H. GG0. @cl Fuls
ttntoresS traGe. aus itnff taiO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Snr N%rinncrnnn

an meine pielQelic0ie Satin ljlo lmicrc quite
GGtBariun Nlnicr.
Die hrutc ror 5uri NuhyCt oUrh oCn 600 ms
c%ntriiien mur6e. ulein lin IWa mucrNcBIm
hlCibl
Nubc inuit. Su tOcurca iUuiN @NclicbtCe IEcib.
Sbluic uubl. Su licbcuuut Wtllfcr,
III Scincr eIulnuI. itilCu Wrultt
Bis nidl aus oeR NGhilrV, Stlnunc vUit,
lluo odrtli. uCidf id1Gnra gSicoCrfcb'u,
Govt Obcn Ll prri lichtcu Nleb'HlgJ
@cmiomci ION Geirem Nth cptG ltcbcnpel
GID SuGn Mlaicr nc6it Ginncru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Woranrct gNahunS.

% iidth am 10. NccmDlr I0O5 Miornnrct
&nbnn3 IN ibrcm Ga. HCUCIaidbrc. Aeliebte Sat.
lin non Srcocrid ggaGaus. &crmanOtc mo
TrtunOc ocr Sumilic iiuo uhnllNSuDuit cinaes
Iuocu. Der NccrolNnnR AM OitttuUdl, giGdntiiid05
, llbr. bon Ger lSu6mtuG lbrCr Ludltcr. Srult
Sophia Aruic, Nr. 1902. ySurucr SnaGc, ans
bcLlIluObUeu. t34I.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
%criamulunNs Nuiciocu.

Samcn.Nnbucrcin bcs nGnqcmciucu Scutihcu
@uiicnbauica."
NeridnlnlIlIli0 Dcntc. oeu a.. Se}cm1Cr. Nbs
rchnllila oer GiIirittafGrteu BON 9tuilcrl zOu
pCr.
GID Gmilic SMmiot, 1cir.
SnmcnsGcrriu Der yMaacmciucu Tcutifcu
OrciicuHcimntn."
DtuUutlide "%evinnmltnd am Tunrcritna,
ocn Il. December. Grucuuuua Der 8eumteu.
t3iD NJ. t.. SDnnuiBer, Sttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Sin SdDritt in Der rcdJtCn MidDtmr

1pntt u ErUitNI an nIIcN ttltTInllnCh
NcNruUniiicr.
Gin ith0nCr Cara Cutme0cr NIT
ihluur6cm Iuu uoCy lueiBcm ooCr
gruicm 4liiith-lltbcr} uM. NlCo ill
SurQsGiufub. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
GiubuliamirHl1 Der peidc, C7E
IrducriIor. 6 RUur pnnoi6n0c, SsJ
Ccftuulg oc5 Nrdbte.
"ScibcnWuQen mo > feline Nuiidcu.
Miniom GuGt. 9cidcubctattcr,
9tprib- mo NjrtCunOuut slpc. ScIoC Erlcpbuuc
GSunt7.GA ftci uED
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Suuouu Enrf.

Ter BauptIGhiidlttc Hrieobui III Baltimore.
Nrcal: $50 Adcr. - 1mine rp n%hrcnOcr Charter.
III icoer Seit crrcltbtar. SIM Gents SHbr.
Oclo ION alter StaOttbcilcn. GuGGcubnbr.
2~SugCono puilircn oc1 NnuptcinoduN alc Orci
W{imtcn. N&0rmco ISaricSimmCr iur EOltc,
ole Den Triehbpi UCi ruubcln 9SGitcr bcfunc1.
NcQrdbniEplUtc iu iebr mdBtGel FrtticU.
itrultlidl inter iornpdbrcnbcr ,EllcRc.
%iircnu: 9ir. 81, &cit. S%arntonn StraHc.
Cams
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Giccn5 = Ipplifutiuncn.
Spirituuien . 2iccus = Npplifatiuncn

Cite 9ir. AZ.
Sircuu Der SpirituuieusYicCu sEummii1rc re,
Simmer BOG, WeridltencbduOe.
gtahQenanute Ferion bat cine 9etitiou
fir 5runsierirnna elmer Guoctnit Spirituoiris
9iccu5 pom I. Ntui 1908 an ctlgereitt. ole am
Sicuitnu, Ocu %. 0e3cnluer 1908. 10 llbr Born,
in VerulOuHa ge5oGct peroeU. Broiciie miiieU
pnr ~ llGr Dii.taQs an Sarn'iaG, ben %. Nci.
in Y'CrutbuuQ gcluacH miro. ErOiclte mii1icH
lure ionHCTt tmeTll geWlluldD lut @rilldeH
n oiciCm Niireul erlnngt rUerben,
Nlen y. SUmaro, SrditoeHt,
Ncruaro @ieicuiclo,
Gblunro =. SrdccD,
GoIHmjiiire
NaiBiuntpn 9Oiic, G6ci.Gleri.
g.uniC. IhrCIic: lSuro:
CilciaHo. guiNt i0t Cils2eriHNtOd Str...... I
t~SPtll12l3j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13

Scr tiIr3lih Qeitorbenc
@roB6er5oa Noolpb pom SltrcnburG
iou MN in icincm iril6crcn Ncr6oa=
tenn Noliuu elm 9cntmnI erhaltcn.
Ioo GCutmol Gomitc lit bcreitH gcs
bil0Ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
lorraine.

Mnlcriim Yarfnritg - Sricoitdl.
@ciilih BON &~nlUuuuf eil mo cine talht
M(ciie. NcuuBt ole NIT Fumbniidn bc}cihuCtc
NORTH 9ipcnucsGnr. Srcic 1utithen NnhmilldOo
am TCrmjnt5. Erciic non Sc9rdhnlbrluCcu ilrt
ipciiCll. 2eidlte Hcbtngnnoelt, 2eIcphnu -
Suion 223. ShrcGm: SrnuiIir' uno 2iuOiur'
8pabS. @crlnunt Sruidiire. (ltntllNG&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13

Ser @uuoc@ Scuut Sat
Dem pcrltorbcncn Scnutor Niitdcs
sic ilblihcn Ghrcn ucrpcigert, nid)I
Ctlpo neil cr iid) Ncacn Die @cIcBr
oca @olloc3 pcrQonNcn bot ipnbcrn
lpciI CT iid) oobci bot crmilTcn lnlicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13

Erofciior Or. @corNc %.
Miiltcnbcr1cr lit I'M 81. Scbcnaiobrc
Ncitcrben. Vfit ibm lit elmer unlcrcr
tiihtioitcn mo Iicben0lpiiroi9ltclr
@Icr5te ans ocn1 @cbclt acldicocn. rSlt
Den icb5i9cr nno iieb5i9cr &otrcS
oca ucriloiicncn %obrhunocrt9 NOR
0r. Wiltenber9er iuo6l Der Ncllld,
tcitc .uiO Observation-Disclosures Hr5t Nal-
timore'a; nidt lcbiQlid) 0llrd) lcin ret
Dies Gr5tliheS @iiicn mo icinc cr-
ioI0rcihc SbGtiAteit oils Scbrer Der
mcoi5inilhcn @ilicnlfoftcn, mic ais
prottilher gr5t ont &rnutenhctt, lou
ocrn ollt ourd) icinc Neminnenoc
Ecrionlidfcit. Or. M~iltenber0cr nor
cine 3ier0c icineS BERRIES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13

Ser Gorrc.
iponbent oea .9ouinu. NnScigcr"
idlreibt iibcr Die Sinoilutb bon rlal,cn
pills, oic lett ser Groiinuna beS
GongreiieS bereits cill1ercitt iporoen.
Dab bei'm Sd)lllB Der SiBung bon
Den touienoen picQcid)t POO poliirt
lein milrocn. mo bon 0ieien bitten
MIR meniac Elm notionoles Sntcrelic.
Inter ben eingereid)ten Bills ieien
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-14

kur1ereI fas' S BcGy, Devoid Of Head,
Arms. Li5nbs, Found In Cleveland.
Cleveland Nov. l3.-On one of tho
cifv dnm"q was discovered by chill.
drcn human torso. incluling the
thorax and shoulders. bat devoid OF
head. arms and legs
The identity Of tho ro son IS shroud.
cd in mystery There w8s not n shred
OF clothing attached - the torso. It was
turned over 10 the police and removed
10 the mcrguo. The most striking dis.
covory was a bullet wound in the right
side. which the coroner thinks caused
death.
The postmortem held by Coroner
Slegolstoin showed that the body was
that of n murdered man. II also dc.
velopcd that the body had been en-.
balmed. The theory that the body had
been cut mp in a medical school and
then discarded. thcnccbeing hauled 10
the dump" was secuted by the cor.
oncr
Tho body showed curious marks Of
mutllaton in that the head and arms
had evidently been pulled off or cut
rudoly The coroner holds that il is
tho portion of body Of man and
that his weight was probably l40
pounds
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-14
No DISORDERS IN RUSSIA
Threatened Massacre of Jews Did
Not Materialize.
PEOPLE pisTRUsT GOVERNMENT

they Feaiize That Count Witte Is the
ory Man Able to Cope Win Court
Party sut All Political Factions
Refuse 10 Assist Him.
St Petersburg. Nov. l3. - Sunday
passed quietly. No excuses are report
eli from any part of the city. but the
Jews are still apprchcnsive
Martial law has been abolished in
Krcmcnchug and Tinis and their dis
triCts
With each days developments il be-
comes more apparent that Russian re-
formers have learned little of the les.
sons oil history. and that Russia is
destined like other countries before
her to travel thorny path TO freedom.
She seems determined 10 pay the
heaviest price for her political educa-
ton. This perhaps is nm strange con-
sidcring that all the intelligent classes
are engaged i'm a revolt AGAINST tho
old order of things. the modoratists for
the moment clasping hands with the
ultra.revoluti0nists 10 accomplish the
downfall Of the autocracy The result
is that all the reform clements are
dis,rustful of the government and take
pride in holding aloof. as if everybody
connected with the government was
contaminated. and there is no solid
conservative element TO act as a brake
upon those who shrink from no politi-
cal experiments. no matter how reck-
less.
The various groups into which the
Liberals arr splitting. and even those
who advocate the very constitutional
ism which Count Witto is seeking TO
conduct. tho government seemingly
would rather let tho country drift into
anarchy than lift a finger TO aid him.
The leaders display anything but dis
interested patriotism. having political
ambitions md being convinced that
the present is only n stop gap govern
mcnt until The douma meets. They
profo- not 10 jeopardiZe their own
future by taking Office in a govern
ment marked for sacrifice, yet they up
Drociate. as does Count White. that
the old faction which ruled 50 long at
court would like to renew the strug-
gle for reaction. unhorse the new pre-
micr and jcttison the whole reform
nrogram. They admit that Count
Witte is the only man in the present
stage Of transition capable Of coping
with the court camarilla; neverthe-
less. they refuse to assist him to get
a firm seat in the saddle.
The danger Of reaction is hardly
worth serious consideration, however
Even the discounted advocates of the
old regime realize that the emperor's
steD is irrcvocablo that he could not
withdraw if he would and that any
attempt simply to place him in the al
titude of a usurper Of the peoples lib
critics would prccipitate an immediate
crash in which he would be sure to
lose the throne.
The new policy Of national educa-
ton. which is one Of the principal
planks of Count Whites platform, Will
be inaugurated by the transfer TO the
ministry of education of all the i'm
porial educational institutions, which
now are mostly under the protection
of the dowager empress. Their endow-
ment of s44.5OO. 600 will thus be added
Father GopOn has taken advantage
Of the amnesty and is now on his way
TO St Petersburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-14
THE DEVIL IN DETROIT.

A large majority OF persons IN TINS
world are willing to wait until the
appointed time comes il they must
eventually see his satanic majesty,
but n man in Detroit, who believes
not in the world to come. has erected
in his front yard a statue OF the devil
himself as he is Dante's Inferno and
other works. There was no public
unveiling of the statue, but the peo-
ole of Detroit, who are good and re-
ligious and hope to avoid coming ID
contact with the demon OF sin, were
mortified and startled to see tins
arch enemy OF humanity modelled III
marble or some other substance grin
ming mt them from the spacious
front yard Of their fellow-townsman,
who happens to be an infdel. The
devil has become to them some
thing more than a being without
substance. lie stands there in the
night and in the day with a cynical
grin. reminding the passerby that
would he avoid his clutches hereafter
no must in this life walk the straight
and narrow path. Whatw was meant
bv this man, who SCOTS at the devil
and all his angels to be a monument
of his unbelief. has taken the shape
Of a sombre warning to the inhabi-
tants of Detroit, and even the little
children with all their innocence
clutch at their mothers gown Tor
fear that this ommpresent devil
will step down from his pedestal and
steal them away, while the old and
hardened sinners hold their breath
and think of their evil deeds as they
pass IN front of this baneful statue.
Detroit is naturally aroused at hay
ing the devil in her midst, and IN
view of the general CONSERVATION a
body of citizens have agreed to serve
notice on the owner OF this devilthat
his majesty must say au revoir tc
Detroit at once.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-14

Leake. Ricimund Hrs ilIuca Jmups
River; Slr- Culprp'f Portsmouth. Mrs
Gardner, Richmondi Miss fieasnats, flo-
ms. Mrs. Eubunk, Uunusyills Mrs
EllySon, Richmond.
CLOSING SESSION.
The closing sessionof the ". VI T.. was
held SUNDAY 40 3p. m. Mrs l,urhrr in
tiuduccd Mrs rhos. b. Bagby. OF West
Point. the newly elected President. who
addressed the nssuciaiipn cNpr sing IN
charming manner her appreciation OF
the honor 'ouirrrcd upon her. She
promised 90 do the work tp th, best oi
her ability. niyng upon the help OF the
Master. and tlr hearty cooperation uf
Ser sisters
Miss Richter. of lldmptIa. read the
hcriptur lesson containing the familiar
story oi Esther Size then called atlrn-
ton 10 five OF lhc many helpful lessons
found IN the chnfart.rol This lovely w0-
man. and her talk WIS ana ing the best
heard during the meeting.
RrAnm MISS rlo.iuN
A paper ON Primary Motives in Mis-
sion Work prepared hy Ms. Carrie
N"l'"m' Try TO, ni was ,'"'; -; ~ "',
l''@@' i ''".'"'' '' '''' '''' JUS
.i,.,..'.,,,.. ,,,.. ,.-,,,,.l .. tb,.
Great motives in Tire ,vorl of missions.
The htllr folks of tho Sunday School
d,lilht~l thc audience hy th.ncely little
song they sang, entitled "ChLdnn, Give
Ynur Hearts to Jesus An Offering to
fine Nor,.nret Home for miss luarir-
Children was taken. During thl. Mrs.
y Rowe mi. city. rendered d. beau.
t,ini snln-. lnu.nIem
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-14
A ROOSEVELT PRore~.oRsHIP
Endowed In Columbia College to Teach
American History.


American History.
New York. Nov 13.-Ann0uncement
was made that James Speyer. of New
York. has given to the trustees of Co
lumbia University. New York, the sum
Of $4,000 to endow the Theodore
Roosevelt professcrship of American
history and institutions in the Univer-
sity of Berlin. in accordance with
plan approved by the German emperor
when he received President Butler in
audience at Wilhelmshohe in August
last Incumbcnts of the professorship
will be appointed by the Prussian min
istrv of education with the emperors
sanction, upon the nomination OF the
trustees OF Columbia University. The
term of Office of each incumbent will
he one year. and incumbents will be
chosen that in successive years the
fields of American history. American
constitutional and administrative law,
American economic and sociological
problems and movements American
education and American contributions
to science, technology, the arts and
lierature will be the subject Of In.
structiOn.
The German government, in return,
will establish at Columbia University
a professorship Of German history and
institutions. to the incumbent Of which
the same general conditions will ap-
ply as for the incumbent Of the Thee
dore Roosevelt professorship. The ap-
pointee to the chair in Columbia Uni
versity will lecture in English.