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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Gem ObcrbourotD unb
Yroieiior an Ser GeGnii6en Sod
i6ule IN Stltttgort, Or. Grnit tpllroe
Der erblid)c N0el perlieGcn.
IuS Dem GuuneI 5mti6en
6rontreib mo Gn9lano miro Dor
lGl,fig nid)tS. Die engIiiNc Gcgic-
rlrng bat ben @olt inter Dem Aermel.
&unol aus @rilnoen ser notionolen
Gert6ei0igung o6gcIebnt.
Gas Of ur 0 II Del
iolt berurtGeiIte ben 8iirgermeiIter y.
SlberIto0t pcgcn llnteri0lagung
omtIi6er @cl0er uu0 Nlt9ltelllung &c
f6lidter llrfun0en SIT orei So6ren
3uNtbouS mo 5cbn Sobren Gbrper,
lu1t.
Sn 6ronffurt a. &c. 1T ser
iriibere io5ial0cmofrotii0e &ciGa.
togS- N6georonete 9(oolf So6or &C.
%itorben. 9(ll5 ieiner pnrlamentarii6ell
GbGtigteit lit nid)t5 rpeiter in Der ST.
innerung 9cblic6erL ais icin ~itereo.
upper NlISOrtd: Sos I6Bt Iid
bliden!" 0ieic So6or'i6e Ne0enS,
art lit SIT cirnm geiliigeltcn @ort &C.
morben, 0os olld i'm 9iiNulonu Itebt.
&uiu!anS'S tiirfiIde GG6er,
'GGnitabIe.g 'e6dabe, Poftantt 8egen. etets often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

SeBt Miro be9ouptet, ie-
Der intelligence Gltboner miiie, boB
Die 9eDolferllng Gltba's nibt ref fit
cine erfolgreihc SelbItregicrung iei.
90 ctipa Die SGlfte Ser cubanii6en
9euolferung aus 9tegcrn beltebt, Die
ipeoer leien, nod idreibcn fonnenL 10
mag oos itimmen. IQein oas mllB-
ten mir in Sen Ser. Stoaten bod
ld)on Dor benz Griege init Sponieu
nlto trotbem iuitroe gei6rier: oGitba
libre!" Na6bem mir Die Gllbaner
nit i1meren Spfern befreit baben,
ipiiien lie feillen @ebrau6 BON Der
Greibeit 51t MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
G(i3G Scrsinacr.

G8 itarb an II. MdrS, SlbenoS nm 8 ll6r,
llierc geIiebte Wtuttcr lno @roBmnttter Gii6a
&cr6ingcr, &Stitue be5 SrIt. Sufob Scr6inaer,
i'm Nlter BON 70 SuGrcu, o~ebiirtiG aus Sailui
bel 5ranffurt ant Drain. Sic 8ecrot9ung fin
oct MittUud), ytn@mittu28 nm . llbr, bonn
9Ocnlc, ans na6 ocm ,@aItimorcr 5ricb6ofe"
itait.
Sic trulernoeu 9intcrtIiebeitcn
3ciuridI Z. 6cr5inger,
6rau Gunene arup,
GS-0 Srnn WiarD Wiu9ec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Ghriitian Willie
@iQiatt Gppf's

iunblbefanute $75 @ecroionnsen umiaNen:
prndtboIen Cara, nit Id1parsem and, meibcm
pocr 9rutent YIiiib iiher8oeen, inBereft aGfien,
Neerbigli1eS : Mn5ei9e, @in%bnliamiren, Saro,
f6ube, Iraiierflrr, Spotenbemb ooer Sede, Serfs
ilune beS 9rdbe5, 2ei1eHipagcu, feds iteue
9ntfden,, 9iligs, etiibIe, 2idter, 2ei9ter uno
9raperie'n.
Sltcs ppfi,dnSl9 $50. Seine Grtra.epcIen.
500 = Verianbt ppn 2einlen $50.
Muocre Gccrbi9ung 800, 500 nrb $40.
Gurtb. uno observation-disclosures.
0eioe Telephone. Tde utto 9ladbt.
(Sftt4--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Iuf Sem @ege iiber 6 Ii.
ropa cr6alten mir &urloc ii6cr iplll1z
OerliGe Gntbiiallnoen, iuelde sic
o3tario Be la Worino," ouS Organ
Der iponiiden &olonie in Sopono, &c,
mdd)t bat. 9oS 9lott bcbaltptet, 90.
fitnlente 81 beliben, aus oenen iidb be.
peiien laiIe, boB Scr Senot Ser Ser.
Stooten inn Sabre 1897 bon Seltor
gItra6n Bolna erfouft ipilroe, Inn
cine &riegserflariing gegen Sponiell
berbei5ufiibren. SIS nl1rben Bombs I'M
Mertbe bon 81 WiiQionen Collars
ausgegeben unb ols &alfgelo an sic
Senotoren ge5ablt. Ga Der @ertb Ser
VonoS inl Sabre 1899 iebr suriidgcs
ganget1 lei, babe @Itrooa Yolma nit
ben Scnatorcn einen llellen Gontroft
iiber 26 Miuionen Collars o6gei6loi.
len. Ser &erousgeber oes nGiorio"
Orobt, ben nmerifnniiden Senot sur
Selpred]lt1lg oleler Ingelegenbelt SIT
5tpingen. Sn MaOrio lit man ser sln-
ii6t, oaB cine geItdti9ung oieicr
Na6ri1t fir 4merifa Die abiGaigitc
&ritif Der goll5en cipiliiirten @elt sur
Sofge 6oben miirbe. Natiirlidl ober
crit mlb Die NaGribt beltGtigt pes.
Den. Sic 2iite ser beIto1enen Senate.
rem muB porgelegt lrl6 Die 9e1tc.
d)l1lgssS ummen, Die fir einige Sc.
natoren sic Sobc bon elmer MiQioll
betragen bo6en iouen, perifi5irt iper-
ben. Sic goll5e @eididte lit bon 2on-
Don in Die 8elt ocgongert. 81 mel
6em 3mcd, ooS mag Scr Simmcl
miiien, benn tuie Tie ga er5Gblt miro,
lit Tie oili feincn Saa. Cine iol1e
Nnflage Der nNiario &c la Morilia"
ioate IN Sen @ereinigten Staoten ood)
cher befannt gemoroen iein, ais IN
europa, 5umol bn Imerifaner Sic
Hegierung IN Cuba fiibren. Cine Colt
ooner Seniotionsente, ipie i6rer bon
bort 10 piele auflieeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
QnuSn,t 8 Tors.

Der bnsstJSttidttc Trtebbpf tn Baltimore.
Mrehi;, $50 Mfcr = .JrniMerp,a 9renbsr Charter
gcIb bon allen GtabifbeiIen. Gfraben5abnl
W1aois palliren ben Saupteirgang aIe bre;
iMinuten. gSarmes 8drte8imner fir GoI9c
ose oen 5rieSRot BET raI9eln a8etter ~beTndteh.
fdninttli6 unter fortipdhrenber gfIepe. W
yhrean: Wr. II, Wcf. saratu0ass trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
TrcocriG s.. g. Wsc6rcn6cro.

gS itorb nm Is. Nidr5 1907 IrcDrrid 81. 6.
0eBrcnbcrg, NcIie6icr So9n pnn %ir9uit 3. mo
Ntarte l8ebrenberg, i'm glIter bon 5luei SuBreI
mo bier ntpnnieH Die &ecroigua1 iinoet
Wiittluud, ben 30. Midr5, 9 llGr 9ia6miiings,
bon Der eIierli0en 9&obmtng, glr. SOB, &ines
SiraBe, aus iiGtt. NciicBlllg pributim AMI ocr
p2oitouusF nrtsG emcicrn.
C95at6tnatoner 3ettunGcn ipoLen cell. copi.
rcUO (7S-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
,Senrn GuriG.

IS iiar6 au II. Mdr5 1907 SIT MIaNficIS,
SoruGrosGountD. DO, @crrg @nrtdl, ~geltebter
iinbet @iittlu ud, 9tG6mittna5 I llbr, bon Der
gSobnnno fciieS @nter5, gtr. 1902, 9iorbsGoIItn8s
tousSlOcnte, aus itGtt. &erpnnote mo 6rciillre
per 6amiIie itlo dGtllGepou cingcInoelL Der
iclbcrl 6cijuiuoDten. (77-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Ylmc[in Winncl.

@s itarb in iDrer Iebten 98p6uung, ST. 1907,
Sefts9oItimnresStra Slmelin Yiadcl, '9eItebte
Satin bon Senrp 9in8el, i'm 9niev BON So Sab
5 @a6mi Tia SG SSR Ser ob 5tin0F aen @f''i'Sp@ 9aO / mTS
aus ituit. Seiiebun9 auf ocr p2oIloorls@arfs
GcmeterO. GS-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
stuhn Weprqc Sdlni6.

@S itGrb an 10. Wlir5 1907 SuGn Ucurac
auilg iinbct S;cuftaG, ben 10. Mdr8. Na6rnit.
iGG5 9 llbr, bon ieiner gSo1uing. gtr. ZIG,
ytoro.9SaibttgtorlsGtr abe, aus itatt. @itte, feline
glImet. (77-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
@erlulnmInnas.N

Ser n2inocu SmmcrUagreuhc 9ciJs nno
Spnrncrcil" iuiro al Sicuitag, Den 10. Dldr8,
bel 9toant e. SnIitb, Or. 403, giprb.g9ulfcsStr
bic t6. Sd1rcsueriamrlIltlg SUI g3a5I bes Sts
rcftnrilimS nG1uIten.
(77-S) Mar GubrcS, qrd1toent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Iorrniur.

Maferiih = gnrfurtis - 3ricbltf.
gSefiltb bon 91nIhrnof ein limo clue bnIte
Morthssloenissgar. Sreie Gntihen 9,ndmifiae3
nm terminus. greiie hpn Peerdhn' bpIdbeI
lett fpesieu. 9eihte Wcbingungetl. 9eIcphnn-
Sntol 223. Siircau: Srantliu. nno Wiuefor.
MoGes. WerIanat Wroidire. (Wlai4.tS. !G&Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Snhn Ecnft.

IS ilacb am II. Wiir5 1907, I'm 10 11Dr
N~torGenS. SoDn scnft, 9~eIicbter Suite bon Mars
9nretbn Cent, i'm so. 9ebenSiubre. Sie Necrois
gull9 iinoet Sicnjtng, gtuGrlittaGS 2 ll1r, bon
Der gSobnllQ ictncs SlieiiobneS, Srn. 3o5n
GelfeI, Nr. 2l5. Giio:9tegeitcrs Strabe, aus itatt.
o0fli6e IN Srieoen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Baltimore Cemetery.

gitrcan: SrnrtliI.NIbg, Baltimore. It. Ntrtpltr.
.Wegrdbnibpldbe 6:m @'erfnif = bon SIS al,
mt Marmorpipttefl abgearer5t $35 giae fir
pier @rdber. Sreie 9ennbung Der GapeIe fir
Irauerpottesoieitfte. CSmni16. 1S) /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Sr. CAN'T,


Ser Serborragen6fte nucr WIeoieit. @r ct.
6d9It S6neH, nn9 &c su wiNen niHitcn, mag
es 9%iinitis ODER ungiinitio fem, QIei6GteI. ipas
ooSScr &lini8Sc, ii1a5. t&sr bat au6sren S S9"ifsli
g8nritnt Mot SBnen? So iibcr5ctgt 1T CT ben
felner 5dbiofcif, bab CT feline @e8nbIung i'm
Borals fir @orirdge ~ertaegen ninlrnt, uho
nenn er nt6t ir olleu Sduen b1lia 5~llfrieoen
felt. miro feline @ebii6r acceptirt. Sortrdgc
so @entS mo $t.00. ,1
eprchtunocu uun 10 6ts Z ti6r.
G. & g. Ielepbon; M0unt &ernoH 6176-U.
Dir. 40, Yart!9lDeuae.
(2e514--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Ser grie1ii6e g6geor6-
ncte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9dt in Scr
griediiGcn &ommcr cine @eod6tniB.
feier fir sic SGlodt BON Morotbon
fiir OoS Sobr 1910 onocregt. Die
S6loGt bon Morot6on fono 400 Dor
G6r. itott; Dos g06e olio cine @e-
O1dttibfeier noG 2300 Sobrcn. Die
0ricdiide Negierltrlg fat sic Nnrc-
gltng 0es Serrn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gilnItig oufgenommen, oo ser 9(uS.
gang ic1er S6lodt ni6t bios fiir OoS
S6idiol bes onmoligen @rieden-
lono, IonOern iiir Die @n~tuideluttg
Ser Qoll5en ciDiliiirten @clt BON groB.
ter 9eoeutltng mor. Sn 1910 finocn
mieOer Olpmpii6e Spicle ftott llro 10
fam ctc Woratbon-Seier an oieiel6cn
ongeidlolien lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Sn Ni55o i6ric6 elm 81 d
mmnten-Moflc IN cincm 6iuon5-2Sll
Ititllt cine Gepei6c. Seine Guide,
mcl6c Giun1outcn inn Bertbe bon
elmer W}iQion Sroncs cntbielt, bottc
er ncbell lid ouF Den 8oOen 0cltelt.
Pills CT Die Gepei9e bee1Digt Dottc,
NOR sic Goide oeri6Dunocn. Son
Dem Gic6e feblt ieOe Sprr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
6. & g. unb Mb. Selepbpne.
s.. Gnn6er q. GDhne,

2cibenteitattcr nno Gimbaliamtrsr,
Nr. 1908 nnb 17f0, GantuitsNoenue,
Tub GiioutsGfe 9altimure.Str. Nth Grunopan.
SIbrifnaten pon Butents@asfetS.
(Sebr10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
8ermii6ts Mnsei8en.


(Dnnc Docr SCrr)
I'm itb init $4,000 bis $1,000 an Der Sa6riIas
tion bon Seiocns ulb gSolhpGarcrt 81 6ctbcilis
gen. % Bro3ent bonn Heingeluini. Siferten
itttet -. 6. 149s," pcrnti1er Gurreipor6ent."
GS,Sl-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Cation & Rltr1tett

SanbciSs NIB Stcnpgrapbrn.Gpac
Sntunro. nnb HcrinatuusS trafc.
rarenl Gle uiis SDHeii eine btrdDliiS prnftiide
9clhnltltd1e .Gr5iebuiia eeben nnb Sbnen nntn
3ni eiiler Gut 6abIenocn Gtelle berbcIfcr. Mdit
leiIoe tlr GiriuInr pber fprede pcrfbnIi6 Dor.
SafidlrIe jett nifen. Abensldhe Uirb aft
II, SeptenDer %crbfftet. = 9cibe Telephone.
(Gept14-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Mlte GeSerbctfelt.

Ser Eo9ite 8rets ipiro beJnbIt Iiir cite Sebern
tn irgeno tueIber Qunntitdf. UIan fetoe Bolt
tarte an 8. 3. Sinats, UT. 6i3, Rnro. Gitatp.
StrG6e. Feibe SeIenboTe. (5-.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
esrnp GliIaheth MnSolnh.

Ir. 1913, Gscit.2anun!c etrasc.
Ierei.
Gin feines stiiortintent bon aciraItem gors
6eIlGli 81 Gn9cnteiellel 9Sreifen an Sanh.
(SeDt30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Sapan beontmurtet bic
Nbriiltmg8fragc nit Der OrgoniIa-
ton bon "a nellen Snfonterie-Gegi-
mentern. Die 6rieoenS Soee mar
i6irt.
Gin &c ouIcfeG mag ben
crItcn NnitoB gu Dem centrolamerifa'
niiden &ric0e gcge6cn boberL obcr
cine gauge Nn5obl onOcrer GIel lit
0o6 nod bilt5uQcfommen.
Sic taotDerorGneten IN
Giien belpiQigten 10000 Morf olS
9eitrog fir OuS BON ben @erfangeb6-
rigen llno ser Staot 81 erri6ten0c
6rieOriG uno 2tlfreO &rupp-9 enfmo(.
81 @ien 1trifen 10000 9 Gf-
fer ltn0 10000 S6neioer, unO IN
Mtiin6ens0loObo6 iinO 10000 Ser
til-9lrbciter nts9cipcrrt iporoen. Der
gSinter gcbt 81 Gnoe, bic Strifes uno
IltSiperrungen fongen an.
Sn&oien BAT lid ser 81 e.
gierlngSrotb @eger bon Ser Oortigen
N(niie0clrngS Gommiiiion cri6oiien.
@riin0e fir sic &bot iinO nidt be.
fonut. @eger ltono fur5 Dor ieincr
Seirotb.
Ole uniberiitGt @ieBer
begebt I'M nG6lten Nitgult Oo5 Subj
ldltm i6reS Observation-Disclosures 9e.
ltebers. 9(ltS 9lnloB OeS 6eiteS ioa
cine SubilGums Stipen0ium E Stif-
trng gei6offcn mcrOen. Sic Stoot
@ieBen bat bereitS 10000 Mort &C.
~ltiitct, Moin5 10000 Mort,
Soief GGomberloin Sen
man i6on felt etluo einem Sabre IN
Der Erciie ST Sen Sootel %8e1porfen
bottc, lit nit ieiner Satin nod) Scr
Hipiern gereiIt, INN iid O~oQltdn0ig 81
crbolcn, Ser en9lii6e StootSmonn
gcocnft 6ei ieincr &iidfebr Die politi.
ide EbGtigfcit mieOcr mli5uncbmeu.
Gas @riien0cri6t 5u 81.
6ol fat enti6ieGen, 0oB bic @i9en-
tbiimer ocs Oeuti6en &onOelSi6iifcS
uEbco," ooS I'M neutrality-suspicious.
&riegc bon cinem rltiiii0en &rel5er
III Ben @rltn0 gebobrt por0en, 81 eis
1er GntlfGoiglng bon 10000 Morf
bercdtigt ieicn, Die Der rlliiii6e Staot
SIT 5oblcn bobe.
Sn Ni55o 6ric6 elm 9ios
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

&uiu!anS's tiirfiIde GG6er,
.GGnltatle.G ebaube, Yoftantt 8raen. etets often.
IMmn22-l
The Washington herald., 1907-01-19
SEEK SLAIN MANS BROTHER
Police Expect to Find Relatives of
van IterSOn in Holland.

Communication with the relatives Of
FranciSCus van IteTSOn the artist who was
shot and killed at the National Museum
Wednesday morning, by Otto Seelhorst, Of
Philadelphia, was opened yesterday by
Inspector Boardman. chief OF the local
detective bureau. Among the dead mans
effects were two letters from his brother
Tennis van Iterson, 81 Hugo de Groots
street The Hague, Holland.
Inspector BOardman cabled to the
brother and expects reply to-day. Pend
ing an answer from the brother in Hol-
land. the body Of the murdered man viii
be held in Washington. Arrangements
viii then be made 10 take the body to
Philadelphia. Among van ItersOns pa
pcrs was a certificate Of membership
in the Philadelphia Cremation Society. en-
titling him 10 the disposal Of his body by
that organization II Is expected that the
remains viii be sent to Philadelphia for
that purpose.
Attorney Arthur \. Biney, Of Birney
& Woodward. has been retained to de-
fend SeeIhorst by the prisoners brother.
II is expected that a plea OF insanity Will
be the main defense. Letters. literature,
and other effects found in van Iterson's s
trunk by the police practically substan-
tiate SeclhoTst's statements regarding the
character OF the man he shot, said Capt.
BOardman yesterday. IL is the general
belief among the police that Seelhorst
viii be found insane and committed TO an
asylum
The Washington herald., 1907-01-19
BONAPARTE ON JAPS
Issues Statement Relative to
Frisco Controversy.
PUPILS MUST BE REINSTATED
General Says Government
Has Instituted Two Suits for the
Enforcement of the Treaty Be
tween the United States and the
Empire of the MikadO.

Attorney General Bonaparte yesterday
issued a statement in regard to the ef-
forts of the Federal authorities TO guar
antee to the Japanese subjects of San
Francisco the right to have their chill
dren attend the public schools Of that
city. The government began two suits in
San Francisco Thursday, the statement
says. for the purpose Of enforcing the
provisions Of the treaty with Japan, Civ
ing TO the japanese equal school advan-
tages.
In both proceedings the government al
leges the execution Of the treaty with ia
pan in 1895. which provides that in what
ever relates to the rights OF residence
and travel. the subjects of each party
shall enjoy In the territories Of the other
the same privileges. liberties, and rights
as citizens or subjects or the most ia
vOred nation
The State Of California having expressly
provided that every school in a district
must be open to all children of school
age resident within the said district. the
privilege of such attendance is alleged
clearly to be one OF the said rights Of
FesluenCe Tor japanese children resident
IN that State 70 be enjoyed on the foot
ing Of the most favored nation.
In the suit brought In the State court,
the prayer is that the pupil be admitted
TO the school which he formerly attended,
and in the bill in equity filed by the
government in the Federal court, the
prayer is that the statute of California
be construed. and that so much OF il
as refers TO separate schools for children
OF foreign parentage may be determined
to have no application 20 children Of
Japanese descent Further. that il be de-
clared that the State Of California re-
Ceived the grants OF land and appropria-
tiOns Of money made by the Federal gov
eminent upon the trust that the same
should be used for the public schools
Of California IN conformity with the Con-
stitution OF the United States and all
treaties made BY it's authority. and that
no unjust discrimination should be made
against the subjects Of any nation with
which the United States might have en-
tered into treaty stipulations contrary 20
the terms Of such treaty. Also, that the
defendants should be eujoined from ex-
cluding the japanese pupils from the pub
lie schools Of San Francisco, which they
attended before the passage Of the resO-
luton OF the board OF education, and
that the defendants be enjoined from
carrying such resolution into effect.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-19
OPPOSE ROCK CREEK FILL.
Architects Pass Resolutions Against
Proposed Changes.

Resolutions opposing the filling of Rock
Creek valley were passed at the recent
meeting Of the American Institute Of
Architects The institute considers the
park as most important TO the beauty and
systematic development of Washington,
and regard il as the connecting link be-
tween the Mall and Upper Rock Creek
Park It's preservation. It is stated is one
Of the most important elements Of the
Park Commissions plans. The resolutions
were as follows:
Whereas 1t is proposed 10 make a cllvert TO con
duct the waters Ct Rock Creek from Massachusetts
to the river preparatory TO filing the valley
q Rock Creek. and.
Whereas this Is a beautiful valley, peculiarly
adapted fer use a park; and,
Whereas this valley is the natural link between
the Mall and Rock Greek PARK, and Its presCrya-
tion is one Of the important elements in the Park
Cc1amisson's plan; and,
Whereas this valley Is needed fer health and
beauty and To compete the logical Development of
Washington City; therefore be IT
Resolved That the American Institute Of Areii-
tccts heartily approves the action Of the National
Society Of the Pine Arts in advocating the retcn-
tion and Identification Cf Rock Creek valley. max
ing it the connccting link between the Mall and
Upper Rock Greek Park. The institute considers
this most important to the beauty and systematic
Development Of the city Of Washington
The Washington herald., 1907-01-19
NIAGARA FALLS PRESERVED
Taft Disposes Of Plan to Divert
Water for Power.
Restricts Quantity TO BE Used and
Names Committee to Protect
Natural Grandeur.

Secretary Of War Taft yesterday dis
posed of the question connected with the
diversion Of the waters Of the Niagara
River on the American side. for the crea-
tion Of electric power. and the imp0rta-
ton Of power from Canada.
Behind the decision OF Mr.. Taft lies the
effort to preserve the grandeur Of Niagara
Fails. which led TO the adoption by Con-
gress. last June. Of the Burton act limit
ing the amount Of water to be taken from
the American side 10 a specific number Of
cubic feet per second, and restricting the
amount OF power 20 be imported from the
Canadian side into the United States.
Toward the end Of his decision Secretary
Taft deals with the reports he has heard
that the three companies seeking permits
10 import power are looking forward TO
combining for the purpose Of keeping up
the prices Of electric power by avoiding
competition that will deny 10 the public
the benefit il Is entitled to enjoy from
the natural waterpower that these COM
panies use at a comparatively small bene-
fit 10 any one cf the governments which
authorize It's use" Secretary Tart adds
that the companies themselves deny any
such intention, but nevertheless he goes
on to discuss what might happen if the
reports came true.
BY direction of Secretary Taft, permits
viii be issued soon authorizing the i'm
portation Of $4,000 horsepower OF cleo
tricity. the amount specified in the Bur
ton act. This total is divided as follows:
To the International Railway Company.
/ 200 horsepower. 70 the Ontario Power
Company. affiliated with the Niagara,
Lockp0rt and Ontario Company. Of New
York. which transmits power 10 iockpOrt,
from LockpoTt 10 Buffalo, and from Lock
port. by way Of Rochester. 10 Syracuse.
5000 horsepower; to the Canadian Mag
ara Falls Power Company. $500 horse
power. and 10 the Electrical Development
Company. 1890 horsepower.
The permit TO the International Railway
Company viii he held in reserve until a
decision is made by the Canadian gov
ernment on "a controversy between the
company and the commissioners of Queen
Victoria Park concerning the transmission
OF power through the park None Of the
companies got nearly as much as they de-
sired
III liF matter OF klNficllN u water OF
the American side. Secretary Taft de
cided that the Niagara Falls Power Com
pany be permitted 10 use $500 cubic feet
a second the Niagara Falls Hydraulic
Power Company $500 cubic feet a second,
and the Erie Canal 500 cubic feet a second.
Another announcement In the decision
is that Secretary Taft has appointed a
committee. consisting of Charles F. Nc
Kim. architect; Frederick L. Olmsted. jr
of Boston, landscape gardener. and Frank
d. Millet artist. 10 go 80 the Falls and
gather material for a report looking to-
ward harmoniZing the commercial build
ings there. particularly the power plants.
with the natural beauties