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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Nns bent Snncren M%arblamS's nmS
Den angrcn5cuocn Staateu.
@inbre6er perurtbetIt

Gtnbre6er perurtbeiIt.
Sn Someriet, Ba., perilrtbeiltc
Nld)ter 3. 5. &ooier oen ssobu
Golpdro bon Spndburg, So, 5t 22I3
nno Den Charles @alfer bon Rid.
mono al : Sobrcn 3uft9ols iueaen
Gtnbrltd)s III oas Sails Der ,Sroll
Hcbedd Gp6dugb IN Hoctipooo, 50.
lllerlet.eorHtD, 80, Dor ungefGbr 10
Sagcn.
Gin Sin0erniB.
Die 9eluoblter Don Cumberland.
No, luer0en nod l1ngere ,3eit ollf
NnturgoS BON @eIts8irainien morten
nlitllett. Oberridter 9ouo bonn bier.
ten Suoi5iolbe5irf OeS Stootes hat
l1omlid cnti6ieoen, Dab Die Gounte.
Gommilidre pon9lqegop Gountp feiu
NedDt bottcn, Der n@eit Sirainin
Central Cos Company" oos @eae.
red)t III SanOitroBen oes Gountps I'll
%geDGbren.
NeneS Tbenter fir Gum
bcrlon6.
Sem Gerrebnlen nod iillo Inter.
bonolunlget I'M 0onge NIT Dem ss1r.
Der Scooter fir oen Nnfouf icineS 81.
9%c1tbunlS an Der Hor0.2 i6ertnItroBe.
llebell Dem ToItamt, 3fuefs Grid.
tlilg zines rereu Sbeoters. Iiron &
zimmerman iollen oen Ylob All fan.
ZEN luilnIfen. 3os ein5ige 5beoter
eltmberlono'S, 0ic yMuiif. gfooernie"
I'M N%ntbbaltS, lit bon oen @e6riiberu
Wclllnger oilf cine Heibe BON SsSobren
acmict6ct.
VI it If DIT olf 9eoiirfniiie
p|erlangt.
Die 0roBgeihfporenen BON Glorfs.
burg, W.s8u., boben Die Baltimore.
Ohio : gabn . 8eieaidaft" in, flint
6dllen, 100 ie es neri1umt bat, in
Stotionen paiIenoe HGumlidfeiten
filr Die geoiirfniiie oes r~eiienoen Gu.
blitums ein5urihten, in Inflaae ae.
lcst, Gs iinb Ole eriten gnflaaen sic.
Ter art in @eIt.Girginien.
8aut cine @irhe.
er.9unoeS.S enotor Senrp g. Ga.
bis nil in Der neit ongelegten Staot
@ololuap, @.sga., cine 8resbpteria.
ner.airde bailen. Die $4,000 foIten
miro. Die Stobt lieet an Ser bon
lbnt ltro ieirem Sdmiegeriobn Bun.
es'Senator glfins bon 8eit.girai.
MEN III ben lebten bier Sabren aebou.
ten aoblen' uno Gofes9abn uno Der.
lprldt, ell bliibenoer Srt 81 ueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

folge 5lt er5ielen ooer oas 8~eitreben,
lid 81 amiiiiren. Ser &erein bGlt ii6
IN oieiem 2onoe MIR etipo 5lp0lf Gage
olif, 1tno es miro cine Hciie l6luerer
StrapaBen uno barter grbeit letn.
Sober ein5elne Singer mllB iein
&eiiegelo iclbit be5ablen unb Der Or
trog Der Gon5erte, melde mGbreno Der
Sour gegeben peroen, lit fiir milo
tbGtige 3lpefe beitimmt. GieIe SGIi,
ger fonmen bierber, nm ms ooS
ocl1tihe Sico bcriiber 81 brinaen ltno
Inn inns 5lt 3eigen, lpic eS 0riibcn 92z
iibt miro. Gie rSarmonie" bat cine
idruere Nufgobc iibernommerL Die
Sunae3briiber in Der linen gcbiibrcll-
bcn gSciIc 5u cmpiangen. Mir per0cn
niht mir an Die bicli9en 8elongper.
cine unO an OaS Geutihtbltm oppcli=
relt, innoern audi on sic Nmcrifoncy
bieier Stobt, INN oieies Goniert ST
eiuem Dem beiten @elongpcrein Der
@eIt m~iirOigen al geitultcn. g8ir mol
len 5eigen, hob mir fdbig iino, Elm
mirflid), groBeS Seit 5u feiern, oamit
ser o@iener acknowledgements"
bel icincr Miidfcbr nid)t nllr bon Nem.
2ort, philadelphia mo on0crcn
StG0ten lpred)cn miro, ionocrn aud
nit Trcuoeu ooppn crjGblcn miro.
mic cr IN baltimore oligcnnmmcn
luur0c."
Pin Scr @caciltcrln1 nit mcld)cr
Ole &e0c OcS &rrl. &oilcr o%ufgenonl.
men mltr0c, mar lcidJt 5u crtcnncll,
BOB ieOcr Gin5elnc icin W0alidltcS
sur m~iiroi0en Experimentation ocS bic
ligen Geltti6tbumS ocn SunNcSbrii=
Der ans Der nlten @cimotb ~grgcniIbcr
tbltn miro.
@crr @icicting ihloB 6onn Ole Gee-
lommltEG, on lcBtc in 6ieiem Subrc,
nit cineni furjcn Niidblid OH COS
in oieicm SATIRE @clciltctc mo nit
cincn 9lid IN Sic 3nfnnIt. sic &C.
Ic0nten 81! lUciicrcn @ciEcbmlNcn IN
llcllcn &oJrc crmnbncn0. cn0ctt SEER
Wieicting nit hcn &oricn: nN'Gnc
Sbnen Ilen pcri0nIih 0Qa Snbr 1907
Elm 5ufric0ene2 rn0 red)t gliidlid)c@
merben unO m0gc GoliclGc lid oitd)
fir Die oGercinigtcr 5GnBcr pon 9o!.
timore" iolpobl, mic ollh iiir unicr
SeutlhtbunL nnmcnilid) oltd iiir Den
,llnabbdngiNen 8iirgeroercin pom
Morplonh," criolG- ln0 irctherciG)
geItalten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

Srotbemo Ser Nem .gorfer
erle'aoral Den beiitigen anipriihen
gar nlft mebr geniist, bat er bod
m oleier Soiion einen groBen Ser
febr ST. oer5eifnen gebabt. SIN gan.
Sen puroen 25,0O2.554 9uidel 8e-
treble BON Buffalo ii6er i'm peridifit
gegen 13,623,945 inn lesten Sabre.
0ieie 3nntabme lit cine gan5 piano.
n,enale nno 5eigt. oaB Die Yopulari.
tat Der @aneritraBe ni1t OBJ, 1on-
bern 5utlimntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Sas 3lUritc &nriici Grn5crt.

9Iner glteu 9inge iinN 0rei, oad)tc
@r. &neii2l nno iebte iiir GAS Beitri9e
&ammcr Gcn5crt i'm Neobt0D On.
ititut 0rei gn.e Ncrfe
allf oas 8rogranml. Nm ser Spite
itano 9ectbopen'S Streidanortctt III
@Sour (SpuS "a. Sn Der beiteu
Shaiiensfrait 9%cetbcocn'S compo.
nirt mo nid)t 10 griibIcriiN, mic bic
nn1 Opus 100 0cidniicncn @erfG
Itro6lt oas @erf in unuergGnglider
Shonbeit. 3umal, menn les III lol.
der 9%SolenOung uto NIT loiher @ors
me geipielt miro, mic es geIttrn pon
Dem &neiiel = Quartet y Sen SS.
Sran5 aneiiel, s. Sbeooorolpicj, g.
Speccnsfi uno q. S6rober &c.
ifab. 8eionOers tief mirftc oa8 tief.
9riin0ige NoogioT llno boS nit
9eetbopen' ldem Sumor Ourdllebte
YrcitosS fer5o mo Ser ShluBiat nit
icinen mllnoerbareu Soriotionen ion.
oen cine gerooe5u prGdJtiae @ieoer.
gnbc. aleS fein ousgeorbeitet, Dis.
friction in alien Snitrumenten, fem
Gor0rdngen nn0 oeS6alb iA0nIter &c.
iammteinoruf.
Die beioeu iibrigcn 9ompoiitioicn
paren neu: Gin Snterluoium fir
Streibquortctt bon @lo6cunom uno
elm Biano : Quintet BON S~iteSslop
Nonaf. @lo5ounom bietet nit Ieinem
fiirS gebalteten harafteriitiid) b. llapi.
ihen Snterluoium cine idone Com.
petition; ernit, aber BON gutter @ir.
flung. IS lit piel 5arte Stinmllng
0ariIt.
NnoerS fomlnit ser Tobme Hopof
IN ieincm Giono -. Guintett, in Dem
Sr. SarolO Hon0plpb ben &lopier'
part inter Den GSinsern bate. Ntd)
cine IIapii6 . rationale Competition,
aber gang anoeren Gboratters uno
reid oil medyieInoen Stimmulgen.
Zen Sobepunft oes Guintetts biloet
ser Mitteliae, Elm Inbante iiber eih
bobmiifes @olfslieo olls Dem 10.
Snbrbunoert, oas alerlicblt uariirt
lit. Sm Sdlublabe fomnlt Der Gom.
ponilt nit ilouafiider @igenart uno
2uitiJfeit, Bic gang perIhicOcn Don
ser 2uitigfeit unIerer oelltld)en Cont
poniIten lit, naturiuiidJiig, oft trap
pant. Gem teGniif idrperen uno
beiflen 8erfe muroe ieitens Der iiini
0iinitler cine tentperanentuolle ilno
flotte 8icbergabe, Die ibncn oiel 9ei,
ioQ uro cinen lpobIueroienten Serpor'
rlli e;nbrad)te. Der 9eiu6 mar gut,
bod niht gang 10 5ablrcid), iule i'm
eriten CONCERT. \
G0s ndd]ite &heiiel CONCERT i'm.
oct an ii. Sanllar itatt.
9eS Gin6ruds beihul.
oiat.- Inter Dem Seroaht, an
0onnerItag in bie @obnung bon
6rau eIi5abetb Sop, Hr. 2214, NC
G~unobItraBe, eingebro6cn 5u lein,
purOc gelfrn Wnd 2itirio perbaitet
mo pom Gidter Carr in Ser noros
lpeItliden 8oli5eiitation iiir ein luei.
tereS, beute itattiinoenbes Serbor felt.
gebalten. 2ufrio ppbnte i'm Saule
Der 5rau SSop. gls 2estere am Con.
nerltag bon einem gusganee 5uriif-
febrte, maren ibre Shmudiaben I'M
@ertbe BON $3.50 uerid)munoen nno
nit ibten Der 3immcrberr.
Cine ollefte fir Die 3ions.
@cpesuns miro naditen Sonntag lir-
ter Der jiibiihen 9eoolferung galti-
riore's beginner. Die FEDERATION Der
amerifaniihet 3ionilten erludt I'm
Die 9eiiteuer zines Sf)efels pro yer.
ion. Gin Sdedel lit nngeInDr 62
Grnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
8eoenflid,e Grp(piipn.

ed NJ II, W.-Ga., IA. Sesember.
glf E%erionen, nein W1nner nno
5luel Sraliet, priroen bette ollrh Die
erplolion bon 10000 Ifuno Spreng.
prlper, ipelfeS auf @ageons mad
Dem Guloermasa5in elmer @rltbenge.
lelldoft unterluegs par, beoenfli6
perlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Sut aploenen Sranse.

Serr nnO Srou aorl &tuoerpotter
feiertcn aeitern ibrc aoIoenc Sod
3eit. - SEER &inOcruotter ein
iriibereS 0litglie0 Ser o@ormo.
nie." - 9ei gutter @ciunObcit.
GSm areile BON &crmouOtcn ltno
Ircunoen fcierteu gcltcrn Nbeno Sr.
&orl ainoerpatter unO DGiicn Satin
Gliiobetb, qeb. 9obnIOiinct7 in ibrcr
@obnltiG Nr. 2iS, %curljtraBG Oo9
ieltenc ,Seit iArcr gOloqnen So63cit.
@clhcnfe lNlp @rotnIationcn, lieicn
1uGbrenN otocS 8eItrIgcu Cages IL
Men0e Gin. 9oS GbcpaNr wllrbe onl
IA. Gesenlbcr 1856 in Der rel. ct. So
bonncsfiruc al GolpertitruBc oltrd)
Den 0nntnli0em BaItor &cr5berger &C.
traut unb lebtc ielt 0iplpr 3eit III
finoerloier, aber iibernIS gliidlider
Che. 9eioe e%tireuen lid troB ibrca
boben Differs fod elmer auSge5eidne-
ten @eiulobeit mo icItener HiiItig-
felt. Serr ainberoottcr mar icit lei
her &crbcirotbulg lllr Cinmal front
mo 6ruu ainbcroottcr i%ibcrboupt
ME m1hrcno bicier Ion0cn Ncriooe,
Scrr &in0crpattcr mar III friibcrcn
,<o6rcn cin WtitglleO Oca @clongucr.
Gins ,Sornlonic," lit icood bercitS
Dor ctluo % Sobren aus Dem &crein
ollS0ctrctcn. Gr gcbort 5llr Belt nllr
nod Dem yglrbeiter llntcritiibut0S-
&Crein" an. SCrr &%inocruottcr mltr.
SC um Is. Mai 1892 IN @ibcnbmlicrL
Seiicn &oiicl. g~c6nrUa. Gr crlerlltt
,n& Observation-Disclosures MD tam im
Sabre 1851 Nad} NUtriya. Sicr ar
bcitcte cr IN icineN @crui bel Der
i~0)ic0encn 5iymcM ,5ltc5t III 3nobe'S
Nianoiobgit. &or Gina 10 Sabren
bot tt I'D Sur Ailtba aGictt.
Srot amNcsn0tttr mltroc an 16.
Ccoemtw la1a in @0i.cmorObcinL
SuHicl @cntnr lCbot,N icicrt nllo
Mor0el ibrcu Il. &c1GytStog. Sic
fam 5.rci Sabre i.d1 jbren @ottell,
IN sabre 1873, ra1) Nmc.ifa. Serr
NlN 6rou &%inbcyuotlcr iiuO ieit ibrer
&crtyrct9un6 trcaG &eicr oeS nGelt-
iJen Gprccipon0GltcN."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

<nhrp tSNt ItHhl Mlrtrl!n SICr ar
Nc,,r,e rr il, ]icireuf y}rrr,i hri nrr.
i~,irSrnrn I;rrncu, ulrsf in anobp'S
Einnninbrif @or rmo Is ,Sohrel,
hot rr ,,d6 ,,,r a1tha ngirtf
Ero,t ggiSc.nnttlr mltrS on1 1G,
- o on,t., ,s9l !, oaG rIrornhcin,
'alt1'g' sar1,lor. ]rcbsi'n. irjert niin
n:pror,l i6rcn b. &e}GytAoo. Sic
fom mn rci fire MA ihrrn e,otter.
irr .lGbrr fS$, rnh ymc.ifo, SER
rIrh ,Trou Qirhcrnottsr iill0 icit ihrcr
Gsrrrvrrtaurc irene Peer ocS Gent.
i1len GnrrrjppnSo1tu"
I6Icbcn..- - IaleiGes @obnlung
91r. 452, Ninfney. NlQrl, Itarb gelterll
i'm sitter BON % S5obrca Sr. 8ultop
&r0ocl. Die @eerOi0lan9 finbet am
MuntdQ. NodEittd1@ > llbr, pom
Gro,lerbouic aus 0ai 0Gr ,g9elteru
Gcnletcrp" itott. &tsr arooel pltroc
in Nltcn6nra, Gcuti1lono, Neboren,
fam por Al Sa6rdh ltotb Baltimore,
no CT oo$ SdmGinnNc .Sonoperf
bctric6. Gr ,porcih eiiriges MitglicO
scr oelltiUcu enon0eliiA .hntberiihen
3ior3-N cnlcin0c nr0 Ger yWtt. Ser
non 9oGe ?tr. "2I SbieI6 Of &onor".
Ser &~eritttbCnC mirG Ttprlebt bon
leiner @ittpc itn0 bier HfilOcrll, Ser
oipan0 tpjb EouHtoo .$t,3Nel. Sroll
Bertha SoIoeu ,iln0;a,Srgil emilia
@erlner, ie&pie Ied)s GIifelll.
>St ieiigr @olnllig 4r. 80, Sii.
Observation-Disclosures, lGic01 Scrr Sobn
@ottlicb &Qllpel ans Sem 2c6ell. Die
@ceroioun1 iipoct Montog Nodmtit
tag 8 llbr pom Crnler6ollit aus ori
ser Baltimore . Gemetrp" Itott, Sr.
&oilpcl nor in Moient6al, 9eutid)-
luno, 0c6oren ltno FAM Dor 80 Sab.
rem nod Intcrifo. ST bintcrl1bt
cine SoG)ter, Orci S0bne ll10 orel
@nfcl. Gic Sinner iino: Nmelio,
Sobn g., Jun, 8eorg ltno Goporo
@. Gaupcl. Scrr Goupcl bctrieb
Sobre lana cine 0aItmirtbifoft an
2i0bt. uno 9orrcitrabe u1O ip1ter
in Ir. S11, SiiO.GborIcSItrobc.
Sur Icbtcn Mnbe. Inter
GROCER @ctbciligurg bon 2%eiNtrugen.
oen fono 0cltcrn Eorlnittog Die Beer
oigilng oes am f.. 9c5enibcr gcitors
bcnen Srn. Sobn Mortin &eBlcr pom
Srouerbonie, SIR. 1891, IrcOcrid.
Tpennc, oliS oilf Der Bonnie 9rac
Gcmctcrp" Itott, nodocn Don Toter
Gir0il in Der II 6L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
enc &eQnicmsN|ciic ceIebrirt lporocrt
mar. 3obIrci0e mo prohtpollc @ll-
men idmiidtcn Ocn Sorg. 9lls 9obr.
ttd,trGaer fnn0irten bonn y@crmonio.
GoncIope SIR. 202, :. .. S." Die S0.
Sobn Mlttb, 8. Is. @oblcr, Com.
alotid) uno Geo. &rntpel, iotuie oic
$50. Sronf Sill, 9. Ioienoole, Sol.
3infonO uno grtbur McGol0on. Ser
@erItorbcnc mllroc arn ~. 0tGr5 1868
in Baltimore oc6oren. ,Sm Sabre
1882 perbeirotbete CT iih nit 9tnnie,
oeborene Gottcnueid). 9teben Qcbtes
rer binterl6Bt er ieds ainber, Morie,
FLORENCE, Seboition, Senrp MopnlonO
mo Sobn Geblcr, ioruie ieiuen @oter,
Srn. 9orcuB aeBler, iett., mo cincl,
griiocr, Srn. 2orels acBler, iitn.
SEER aeBler ruor Mitalieo oes Ger.
mania GoncloueS" ilro Der uShanf.
mGrter.ltnioh". 9.m ~
@eneralEi $500 anfhb.er
fronf. = @eneral ,S,abn 81. 5000,
ser Hr0ii6ert Der Limited HoillponS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

ssdiIe fiir,s Mnslnab beIprst g. Nainf, ssr.
4f3, Ekssaaftiupfetr, suate GoknInhonfe.Ase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-14
1904

Factory made in October more than one
million. Now the largest selling 1Oc.
Cigar in New England. Packed in boxes
Of y for the holidays
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-14
ILL ECAL ASSEMBLIES IN PARIS,
Police Take Names Of People Enter
ing the 90 ChurChes-=YatiCan
Will Protest TO Powers.
At THE VATICAN.

Rome. Dec 13.-Or his arrival here to-
day Mgr. Montagninl. the expelled Sec
rotary of the Papal nunciature at Paris
went to tn. Vatican and conferred with
Papal Secretary of State Merry del Val
and Mgr. Della Chiesa and Mgr. Gas
parri, the assistants to the Papa, secre-
tary of state, and made them long re-
mort on the situation in France. espec-
tally in regard to the documents seized at
the Paris nunciature, several hundreds OF
which deal entirely with the Franco-N at
lean conflict and will be especially inter
esting to the French government as
shown, it is asserted here, the differences
Of opinion among the members of the
French Episcopacy. The report OF Mgr
AIontagnini will be used for a protest to
the foreign powers against the action of
the French government.
Mgr. Montagnini then went to the Pope.
VINO was much agitated ard asked for
minute details of the secretary's eXpul-
sion and Of the documents seized. Mgr.
Montagnini presented to the Pontiff a
rather dark picture of the situation i'm the
sense that he believed the present French
government will not 10 induced to change
the attitude which it has assumed to-
wards the Eauican.
Monsignor Montagnini allowed it to
become known at the Vatican that he
thinks it will be difficult for the
church to find efficient allies in its
campaign against the French govern
ment.
Monsignor Montagnini will not leave
the Vatican until the acuteness of the
French crisis has passed.
The Vatican. in addition to the semi
official statements made yesterday in
the Osservatore Romano, says:
"To make the application as intend
ed by the French minister of worship.
NJ BRAND would mean submitting to
a moral and material situation which
is unbearable to the clergy of France,
especially as the churches would be
regulated in a worse manner than the
dance halls and the officiating priests
would be reduced to the humiliating
condition of being simply tolerated.
These unjust and dishonorable regula-
tons are aggravated by those regard
| ing the Episcopal residences, PresDy
terianS and SeminarieS and. therefore
| accepting the terms of NJ Brands
circular would have meant betraying
the vital interests of religion"
The semi official statements from
| the Vatican also say:
1.-The Holy See ordered the clergy t.
| refuse to make the application pre-
scribed by the law of 1881. not on ac-
count of the application itself, but be-
cause of the other regulations sci
| forth in NJ. Brands circular on the
reception of which a Papal letter was
sent to Cardinal Richard (archbishoI
of Paris). ordering him not to accept
NJ. Brands circular"
A dispatch was received at the Vati-
can today from Cardinal Richard
warmly thanking the Pope for placing
the palace of the miniature at Paris al
his disposal. as the result Of the car
| dinal being compelled to leave the
Episcopal residence, and assuring the
Pontiff of his undated courage.
| The Giornale dCaliu today publishes
an article in which Monsigneur Mon.
Continued on Page Three.)
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BY HANGING,
Suicide Of Albert Austin,
Aged go, Of Belgrade.
Remains Found Hanging to a
Beam in the Barn.
No Inquest Hecessary...Ho Cause
Known for the Deed.

Belgrade, Ne, Dec 13.-(SpeciaD.-
Albert Austin of Belgrade was found
hanging from a beam in the barn of
Samuel Frost on the road between Bel
grade Depot and Belgrade Lakes about
II o'clock this morning, by Mr.. Frost,
The owner of the barn.
The deceased was about 60 years of
age, 4 wi,iOwer and being alone, made
his home with Mr.. Frost and an unmar-
ried sister, who conducted the farm.
Early this morning Mr.. Frost went
into Il woodlot not far from the house
Some time later Austin signified his
intention of going to the house of IL
neighbor to see Il young lady who was
i'll. He went out and WAS not seen
again until Mr.. Frost returned from his
work and on going into the barn was
startled to lind the body dangling from
L beam above the center of the barn
floor.
Mr. Frost notified Deputy Sheriff L.
A. Bartlett of this town and he in turn
reported the case to Sheriff Ham at
Augusta.
After hearing all the facts, Sheriff
Ham decided that the case was SO
clearly one OF suicide that further ac-
ton was uncalled for. Mr.. Austin had
not previously made threats to take his
life and had not appeared especially
depressed. He enjoyed ordinarily, fair
ly good health. No cause has been
assigned for the rash act
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SHIP SUBSIDY BILL.
House Merchant Marine Committee
Fails to Agree.

WASHINGTON. Dee. l3.-Thc House COM
rnittec on merchant marine failed today
to reach an agreement on ship subsidy,
bill. Four of the Republican members Of
the committee expressed themselves as
opposed to reporting any measure, and Il
caucus of the Republican members of the
committee will be held tomorrow to con-
slider tho question.
Chairman Grosvenor presented the Cal
linger bill to the committee, with amend
mcnts confirming aid to Oriental and South
American shipping and opposition in the
Republican ranks developed at once. III
nalIy the committee adjourned without
action to meet again Saturday. Four Of
the Republican members. FordneE. Mich
igar. Wilson. Illinois. Birdsall Iowa. and
Hinshaw, Nebraska. announced that they
would not be bound by the action of the
caucus to be held tomorrow. AT present
nine members Of the committee are said
to be Oriental and South American ship
subsidy, while nine are opposed. Only
one Democrat on the committee. McDer-
mott of New Jersey, favors government
aid to shipping.
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Easily Rolled Off BY the
batt|eship Kansas.
Exceeds Contract Requirements
and PIeases Everybody.
Four.hour Test 1oday...Then a.
Hour Endurance Trip.

Rockland Me, Dec. 13.-The battle-
ship Kansas, from the yards of the
New York Ship Building Co. at Cam
den. y. j.. more than fulfilled her con-
tract speed requirements in her official
screw standardization trial today over
the Owls Head measured mile course,
her highest speed being 1873 knots an
hour. After being sent over the course
IA times. the naval trial board ascer-
tanned that 1905 revolutions Of her
screws per minute was necessary to
attain the contract speed of IS knots
an hour. In five of the runs today
over the course the Kansas averaged
1929 knots an hour and at one time
made 4 dash at the rate of 1906 knots.
This latter figure, however, was re-
duced to 1873 by tidal corrections
The revolutions Of 1905 q minute for
the 1S knots is the highest of the four
battleships Of this class which have
been tried. The Louisianas screws
had to rerolve at 1853 speed, the
Vermont at 114.6 and the Minnesota
at Jas. The Connecticut has not vet
been tried. All five of these ships are
$4,000 ton vessels with 16,50O-horse-
power and a contract speed Of IS
knots an hour. The difference in the
screw revolutions, according to the
naval experts. is due to the pitch Of
the propeller shafts and the surface
area of the propeller blades.
President DeCourcey Of the Shin
Building Co. expressed himself as well
pleased with the results Of the trial.
AS soon as the screw test had been
completed, the usual anchor trials were
made. after which the Kansas ran
back into the harbOr.
The Kansas will start tomorrow
morning on her 4-hour run down the
coast at top speed, mad after dropping
several of the naval assistants at
Boston lightship. will immediately
commence her third test,- the 24-hour
endurance run, which will bring her
well down to the Delaware Capes.
1t is expected that the Kansas will
go into commission within three weeks.
and Capt. Charles E. Vreland has been
assigned as her commander.
The ship today was in charge of
Capt. W. G. Randall of Camden, Rear
Admiral J. NJ. Hemphill acted as chair
man of the naval board of inspection
and Commander /. S. X. Reese as
chairman of the engineers board.
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MONSTER BATTLESH|P COMING
Largest and Most Powerful AflOat==
dubois on SmOOt CaSe=-Inherit-
anCe Tax-=Ship Subsidy Bill.
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, Dec. 13.-Simplified
spelling received its final quietus III
the House today. The subject has been
under discussion in the House ana III
committee ever since the converting or
the present session of Congress, but
il was brought to a sudden termination
by the adoption of a resolution favor
ing the return to the old standard or
orthograpy, Just before the House ad-
iourned at 500 p NJ. today. 1t was
understood that this action had been
taken as the result of an interview
with the President in which ne nad
said that if the House should go on
record as against the new system ne
would abandon his effort in that dl-
rection The House was prompt III
meeting this condition and the resolu-
ton was adopted by a unanimous vote.
The House also today reached an
agreement under which it looks as IL
there would be q vote on the mucn
mooted question Of an Increase IN the
salaries of members of Congress. capl-
net officers. etc. Mr.. Littauer sought
to have the question taken up TO-DAY
but Mr.. Underwood objected at TINS
stage of the proceeding. lie salu
however, that he would agree 10 con-
sidcration at tho conclusion OF the
reading of the bill. and when it snail
be reported to the House from the
committee Of the whole.
During the morning hours III the
House several resolutions We're passed
one aimed at the lumber trust, anu
calling upon the secretary of com
merce ana labor 10 inVeStigat" the
high prices now prevailing iii lumber
and another calling upon the secretary
Of the interior for 4 detailed diScrlp-
ton Of the coal lands withdrawn from
public entry since July |. 1906. After
completing li5 pages Of tn" bill. it was
laid aside. until tomorrow when ii is
expected it will be completed