Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
STANDARD 6IL CO FAK|R TRICKS
 GERMAN
He Came to Berlin In Great Style and Represented Him self to Be High Official of RockefelIe's Company.
Especial Cable to Review By Walter Dunkirk.

BERLIN, May lS.--A worthy employe of John D. Rockefeller, Charles N. Barnsdall seems to be. He came to Berlin in great style ana represented himself as one of the high officials of the Standard oil company. on his way to the Russian and Armenian oil districts. He was well received in commercial circles and when he sud- denly disappeared it was thought be had gone East on his important mis- sion until it became known that he was wanted by the police of Frank fort for robhing lady of that city of sf5I50.
 The lady declares that she met Barnsdal at a Munich boarding house and that they became engaged. As soon as they were married. he was to take her to America.
 After trip along the Rhine, BaFns- dail's fiancee returned to Frankfort. withdrew her money from rlse cana and handed it to him. She has not seen him since, and offers S25G re- ward for his arrest.
 Undoubtedly he is back in Amer:ea by this time
 fl call humorous little incident which took place the other day when the members of the landtag of tie Duchy of Coburg were voting.
 The government has asked for .,. annual appropriation of soc marks tabout $200) for the rtainteGance of a ducal castle of Kallenberg, which Is now guarded by one mounted gen darme, the only one in the little state.
 The members of the landtag were rather opposed to the plan. and one of them a liberal made himself ihe spokesman of the opposition.
 The government" he said sclaims that this extra mounted geudaiine is needed only part of the year, and the question is then, what use will inc State then get of the horse during the rest of the year? The gendarme will be relieved from duty at the cas-. tie and be sent elsewhere to do ordi- nary police duty, and being mounted he will be apt to look down upon his colleagues on foot. and this will Ue unpleasant to them.
 Tt is besides known that the gen darme in question derives aa extra income from giving riding lessons and if given a horse by the State, the maintenance of which costs hlm notli- ing. he will be in a position to give lessons cheaper than the ordinary cixiIiaa ridingmaster, and the State - help along unfair comperi tion K ordinary citizens.
 "A - Sme's hours of duty ought to he ions -nough to make niip spend his tinss ~ SFS in resting. The gen das,1,e fA uueAion has evidently moi ,.aa1ngn to do. During the last eiec- seion campaign he was very active as a political agitator for the ~1nserya- tiyes and if we were to vote him a horse, he would be able to cover more ground in the coming campaign. As 3 member of the opposition I will vote against such campaign horse
 The landtag then voted an aDprop-i- ation of 400 marks to maintain an ex tra gendarme, without any horse, at Kallenberg during the Dukes resi- dence there.
 Amricans ought up nearly all the valuable etching which were auc- tioned off in Leipzig on Wednesday last, much to the disgust of German art-lovers.
 An agent said to be representing J. Pierpont Morgan bought 67 etchings by Albrecht Duerer. four exceedingly rare and valuable etchings by Hans Sebald Lautensack. of Nuremberg, and four by Martin Rota of Venice.
 Most of the etehings were from the XIV century.
 Tl.n the Carnegie Peace Palace at The ! Hague, were not awarded any prize l