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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
gricfbcf6rSerune mad Dem NnslanSc,

Sic niSIinbifhe Bot fir bic nit Dem I,
2ebeInbfr eiloenoe gSode fbilebt I'M Nulpts
Volianlte, pililtli1 IN alien 5illelt, uie ioIat.
Sie Fadetpuit ut ofieu bon 8 llbr &ormiiiuBs
bis . llbr gta9rtittn8s idgIi6, allS9enomlnelI
Sonuiaa.
Sic FadctpoIt nab @robbritanuiei ulo Sr.
lnno ibliebl Oieniin9s mo 5reitngs nm 3 l6r
Nahmlttugs, nab Seuti6luno mn D llbr giad'
miitn1s am 9; December.
Sninpfer fabrel bon Nefp' gorf bis nioerlpet'
glm limo und benz I. Sftober fnh bic grief,
ruielt nab benz Ilsluiioc (ulS9enonn1en 9u'
uuou, Wierifo, Bonnmu mo 9ubu) mie iolgt:
Gents tir iebe peiiere llr5c ODER Elm Brudtbetl.
nno follte boa t~ranfirt Werocli, ipihrigeniaus &c,
Nlfultfi Der @riefc Oct ooppcIte gelru9 couefiirt
miro.
TranS'Atlantiide Ypit:
Steufiaa. 3. Se8cmber. ubr 9(bcuoS. nab
SIrogg per GaHtpier ~Horiatte," oio VIDnouib
@'tltlpa@, I 2e8emOer. nor g(Oens8.
y9eortci bin Queenstown CRoitaten ilu6 an.
leinl 0 llbr %slbenoo. nat europa, @9Dptel II.
Sitinoielt per Sampier Ia BroUeltce" tEoft'
indeIl ra6 @robbritanlien .uno SrlGno miiiien
"'S srs IL Sr' g. Sr,t %qS5s1l'ri f''G'' uDr uoeros.
nab 1rinno per. Sornpfcr ,%GarmGuia, 6ia
Gleeistopr lBoiiiaben nab %anoeren GIllbert
9oit mad Glib. ms Gentrai!Mmeri,a. Wet.
iuoien II. |. ~.
SieniiaG !. Se5ennher. 3 u1r g'ahmit'
tags. itnf Sdfrdlcn per Surtpter bon Hus
lion; 9 llbr shenbs. nan @renaoa mo lriniodb
per 9nmpfer .Sdpan;" nab Il1gua. Snbii
nllo Colombia per 9Grnpter ,Siratnin;" nab
@liifpo6, 4. SeSem0er. 0 llbr gt0enes,
nab Siio'graiilien unS oen 2a Ga Rlnta :2dn'
Dicciat nm 9nnpede per 9ampicr ..Nieriba;"
nab Horo:Vraftliet per 0prnpler IoIlilic:"
mad, Sainaisa per Samnter bon 80li,I GGSo
8ieris,a
Treitae O. Ge5ember. 0 ll6r gtbenos.
1ah Eorto oiieo.. gnracqo, &sne33ne,a inS So,
%IGo. uis S'F eo S%n'' psf s iS@fsftaS' .vG , i * i5GS
9ermuou @r Sampfer ~9ernuotGn;" na6
Sorilne'S sIano NIB SnunnieG per Snnpter
m n@FilId pf r. 2S @'lSslm;s se msG .'H'G SIUie n nnS R "a:
mama mo Der Nanal5one, pent ipe5leu liir
oieieI Sanlpfes aoreiitrD; nab Noro'Hrdltlien
Die Roit mad Weufurclano. pia worc. Sionep.
nm, mad Wialelpn. bid Bolton. lblteBt bier
tdaltt UNI I, ubr Nn6pittags; nab Cuba. ptd
5ampa th9Iit nm / ll6r Nntmiitacs; Iad
Guatemala ino Suloaoor pia 9telus Orleans.
iaaIi6 nm 10 llbr gbenos; mad WeEieo Gin
ttdaIi9 nm 2 l1br Na6mitinaS nno 10 llbr
1raus. gaeiite. FoN.
Sorilsr,iag' !, 1eieHioer; n6r MSenSS,
libilippillen. oid Gan Srnn5iseo; mad, Sapan.
9oren. Gbina uno ben 9bilipptnen, piu
Sclttie.
Bic QOft rad Samaii. 2apar. Gorsa. Gbina
i4licbt bier iicIid bis 3im IL. Se5ember nm
lbr abenos; NOD guitralier. Ner'S eeIdno.
Sainod unn Ncu.GaIeeontet. ota Gan StGn.
siseo tdsit6 Dis sam Is, December nm I llbr
Die Trans sdeiiie.ToIt mirb tdNli6 nod benz
Ibrn"oSbnien befbrhrrt nm ne Belt pcs
ShlufieS III drranpirt nit Rilditdt nuf oeren
urItierbrc6ene Observation-Disclosures
(335) u. Saa SarriS, Yoitrieiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Die Giien+S nonitrie.

>Sllferelentc1 1trD Der Illlldt, 00B Ole
%9cgcnuGrti9e Stodltng nidt pon
Ionger 0ouer iein miro.
GlebeIonb, 8, 3. 9ejember.-
Inter Den T%obrifontcn bon @iien,
Stobl Wtoibinen, Werf5elgen uno
Ipparotcn bcrribt Die ollgcmeine
ltebcr5cllgung ooB Die oer5citige DC.
preilion niht bon 10 LANCER 9uuer
icin miro, iuie friiberc Terioocu Der
Notwithstanding. SorgfGltigc Gr.
fuloi9ungen ieitenS Der Gorreipon.
ocntcn Der oSron Srooe Tcuiem" in
piclcn StGoten Ser Ser. Stnoten SET
gen cine cttuoS before Stimmung
nomentlid biniibtlih ocrSinan5lugr
Is miro cine meitere Ginld)rdnfrng
Scr Eroouttion plobgreifen, nonlcnt,
lid in Nobeiieu, Stobl uno Sulb5eug
ober obgeieben BON ben gnlogen, in
pelden iolde Sabrifate bergeitellt
meroen, lit Die 3obl Der 9etricbe,
ipelde oen 9etrieb einltellt, nift
groB, menn alld cine ollgeneinc He.
ollftion Der Irbeits5cit unO Der 3nbl
Der Ingeitcllten ~pprbonoen lit. Die
GinidrGnfung Der Erooltftion bon
Hobeiien bat I'M Often roide Sort.
ihrittc gemndt, ulo i'm 0itlidcn
Yenniplpanien limo mGbreno Der let.
ten Moden GO Ero5ent Der Sod)oien
rouSgeblnicn" poroen. Die ollniteo
StotcS Steel Corporation" bat &C.
%GcnlpGrtig BON 50 betricbSfdbigen
0odDien mn 80 in Eb1tigfeit, ulo
man erlpartet, bob in ben nGditen
Sogen nod mcbrcre auSgeblaien
lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
z o m a
pom
4. 3. Alorhtmann.

,Jtur fs;as ltnprattifts Scntimen:
tdlitdt, Strr WebIau," fubr @oulb.
ftpne in letter 2aune fort. nSeben
G3ie nur bitten pradtpolen Wu5blit--
ba pergiBt man allies - Sauo -,olo
mani" unterbrod er fid pI0Bli6, in
benz er %aufIpran9 uno einen anberen
9stanntsn gu be9riiben elite. Hubolf
blieb nit S~pnftonse oIein.
,WaS fiibrt Sic no6 8%pnItantinps
peI?" fragile Iie. Gap i'd Sic bier
treffen tpiirbe, bate ih ME qeabnt."
sd bin in 9eihdften bier -. Sic
tpobl gum @eraniiaena"
ySa, trenn mar baS 3tpedloIe
!Serumreiien @ersniieen nsnnen barf.
Wir parsn in 0enebig, in Neapel, in
@t6en unb ipollen nun nod ,Seru1alem
unb bic Ypramioen Ieben. Mein damn
nimmt baran groBes SntereTe."
Isle nitt?"
,Nun - ia - tpenn man dneez
asbme HeiIegeieGidaft bat ionit
finbe i9 es bibi6er, pieie Saden in
photographer an3uieben. Sn Der
Wirtli9teit lit 70 bel lnangenebmes
babel - Der S9muB bas GeI9ret
Der Menihen 80"
.@ber bic Grinnerungen, bic fi9 an
eltben, al SeruIalem tniipfen?"
rSas iast Winiam aud INNER; i9
finbe, bas lit uniinn. Sd isbe iiberaG
nur bic @eaenipart - unb bic lit oft
gar nidt id0n."
vIu6 in Neapel ni6t? Ober bier?"
Sonltanae blidte eelan9ipeilt auf.
.Jinoen Sic es bier 70 i6Dn?" fragile
lie. sd babe es nun cine babe
Gtunbe angeieben unb es lit INNER
baKelbe, pdbrenb i9 in @eieaidaft.
i'm 5beater, I'M &on3ert bod INNER
etpas Neues babe"
n0as lit Elm @eii6tspuntt, ben i9
nidt be9reife," iaste Weblau tiibl.
&onitanSe ma6te einen abItobenben
Ginbrud aui i'm, unb es erI6ien inn
fait uncrtldrli6, pie er ie fir bies
bberflddIide gei4Opf bate idpGrmen
tDnnen.
r0a bringe i6 llnterbaltung," rief
jebt @ouIbitone, Stpei peitere 9etannte
b%eranlootienb. yMr. 2eabbranb-Mr.
Dennis - Scr. Weblau."
Oils man pieber our Hube eefomz
men mar, panbte &onitanae ibre Mufs
m%ertIomteit ben Neuaneefommenen
gu, ipdbrenb Weblau i6peisenb feline
Cigarette raudte unb iih in ben Inz
bid bes BON Der untergebenben Sonne
nit magif6em Gidt iibergpHenen
2anoI1aftsbilbes berIentte. &pnItan5e
fpraG nit ibren Na6baren iiber ben
neueiten Stern Der Neip 0orter Sper,
ben neueiten Roman bon Der 9rab>
BON, ben neueften Soilettsnbl0bIinn
Der tonangebenben ameritanii6en
M~iaionGrin unb Gbnli6en &ram, uns
tcrmiI6t nit @eienf6aftstlati6 Der
rieOrigiten Qrt. Weblau fiiblts ii6
GuberIt unbeba9li9. Ils ba9er bic
Come i'm WeIten perfant, unb i'm Ills
senblid, mo ibr LETTER S9immer am
Sori3ont perlof6, elm &anoneni4ub
bas Gnbe bes 5aitens pertiinbete, Itanb
er auf unb perabI6iebete ii9; er ppllte
cine 5abrt auf benz 8osporus MAIDEN,
Inn bic 9eleuhtuns Der Staot an3us
feben, unb er ipar frpb, bab er unter
bieiem 8ortponbe iih entfernen fonnte.
tSortfetir1ia foIat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

ld)ranten.
81 It o II, Waii., 9. 9e5ember. -
Nidt ipeniger oils 30 5abrifen IN
Neu.Gnglnnb, mcld)e in porigcr $50
DIE Den 9etrieb cntlpeoer pouitGnoiG
eingeitelt obcr menigltens eingcs
iHrGntt bnben, lperoen in bieier go.
de bic Mrbeit micoer n%llfnebmen. 0ie
mciitcn Nnlngcn, meld)c nnl lcbtcli
Wtittpod) idloiien, iebten id)on belltc
ibrc Mnihinen luicber in geweglnng,
borlrltcr Die ,God)ecp Cotton YiiaS"
in Goper, N..S., Die nMoibuo & Sad.
ion Cotton Wills" IN Naibuo, N,,S.
iulo ole Yommiupll:S pinnereicu IN
Ncm.9ebforo mo 9iooeforb, Wtc,
.Aooms, Woii., unb Antbonp,
H..S., unb III Wanpiae, RS. Ser.
i6icoenc St)nittpoorcn uno Strid.
mnorcn.6obrifen IN bennington 81,
Die ieit Dem %. Mopember geihloiien
limo, meroen porousiidtlih glcihiolls
in bieicr @od)e wieoer olfnugeL 81
orbeiten, unb Elm 8leides gilt bon
oen pier Sabrifen Der .Nefp-Gnglnn0
Cotton So" in Sol Hiper, melhe an
porigen Wtittipod) Den Yetrieb elm.
I%tellten. Die WieOcrnlinabme DER
glrbcit eritredt lid audi ollf Die Big.
lop Carpet Wils" IN &oiuell mo
Clinton unb sic ~Ipslep .&ubbcr
MiQS" in Sllbion, mdbreno Die orei
Shubiobrifen Der rHice & Sutd)iuS
So" IN Warlboro, meld)e leit Oem IL.
Nopcmbcr babe Irbeits5eit ei,lgc.
iiibrt bottcn uno 1900 Mrbeiter be.
idGftigcn, mieber 5ltnt pollen getric.
be iibergeben iperoen.
@Gbrenb bieie 8eieQi6often Sen
9etrieb ipieoer o%uinebmen, fiinoigen
cine Wenge anoerer cine 9eid,rGl,.
flung Ser Troouftion an, uno es lit
ipobriheinlid, oaB piele Sirnien al
elmer perfiir5ten ar6eits5eit Bis gum
SGluiie bes Sabres ~feitboltcn lper.
ben. Sn Goper, N..S., fiibrten Ole
Satpper Wiqs Ser nMmericon Woo.
len 60" cine geidrdnfung elm, IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
EronjnUc(en.
(Sortietung.)

.Sarauf 9ebs i6 iebe Wette Elm. Gr
Ddre Der crIte Geemann, Der benz .3au:
btrport ,Weriuntene G01be' lpioer.
ftGnbs. Wtio id bleite in Sonitantis
nppel unb unterridte sic; bann eeber
Der Sapitin unb ih na9 Nuitralien
unb Sic nah Samburg. sic iinb
nidt arm, ME i6 neib, uno t0nnen
leben. bi5 Sbre @usbilOung poflenbet
lit, unb bonn, penn t9 ais MiQionGr
suridtomme, iinb Sie 9efeierte Ganz
GERM"
.S0ren sic auf, 9err Normann,
bas 1T oQe3 lpirres 3eug,"
Ibsr yiormann b0rte niGt auf unc
rebete ibr INNER einbrin9li6er gu; bic
glGn5enben Gdilberun9er, bic er ibr
hi g~liibenben 5Grben %entiparf, perfebls
ten hire @irtung nidt. Normoun lab
es pobl, aber er ertannte ni6t bas
Motip, oas lie am mGdti0'tsn ontricb.
Der @ebante, oab iie auf oieiem Wege
zine Stelung errinsen tOnnte, bic iie
nit @sblau sleid mad)te. Was tprnte
bdnn nod Der Grfiillung ibrer fife
fen Srdums i'm Wege lieben9 Wls
beibe enoliG acknowledgement, bate
Normann gepOnnen. unb Gliiabetp
fam nur nod b%aruuf, pie tie ibre on,
berpeitisen @erpfli6tungen nit bic
fen neusn pldHen in @intIang brin9en
f0nnte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

oem cine Sobrif MIR mGbreno Der
bolben 3eit orbcitet. Die Limited
Sboc Wtudincrp So" IN gcucrlp lGbt
ibre groBe 6abrit bon morgcn at
t69lid MIR nelllt itott 5cbn Stunoen
orbeiten, uno bic rWcrrimod Moolen
Wils" IN Gracut mcrocn iiir bie
aon5e @ohc ihlieBen. Mtorgen be.
ihtGnft mtd) Die n9olton & Woinc-
9obn" lire N~rbeitsfroit un0 Die glrs
beits5eit in Den @crfItGttcn in Son,
corb, N..S, Scene un0 Sithburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

Gas Supcriorgeridt in Ybi-
lo6elpbia bat ooa @eiud oes Yitts,
burger Wiaion0rs !Sartie nm Hepj,
iion ieincs Sbcioungspro5eiics gcgen
ieinc @ottin perlporicn. Sortie miro
l%pobrihcinlid an Dos Sbergeribt oeS
StnatcS appclircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
TrGd,tinc ,Surm pbcr Qunoiib

an Der ,9tbroli6en Gcntraltabn," in Saltt
rtorcsGpunio; so @dcr; 60 in hpber ArIiur; 20
WIDER Gihers mo Ata'tanienmalo; go Chit
bdimc; iteiuernc3 9Spbrtaue uIo QUE 2Sirtb'
idaitsoebduoe; Treis $4,000; mub oeriuuit mer.
ben; 3ieb uln Snperiar fam and nit ibcr'
ilun,rien perhcil.
Serner babe id bielc anoere ihone Snrilelt,
ioluie ullt Staots SioeutUmm bilia 5I oerfoui
len. 81. 9aoeubuop, Wr. III, Huro.G baricssS Str,
(Gbcrs 5--73O, ytr. 1893, Noro'Nrunoipa0)
(Sept1,tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
WclcacnbcitS .Gamf.

ebbnc Sarln bon so 9tderl. bat reues Sar5
uno aue n1tbiaerl 9Birtbi6aftss 0ebdnoe, trrdts
barer Noben, Wopon orei WIDER nit Grbbeerell
b~epilan5t iinb; pieI Sbit liro 9Seintrauber: blot
bel belttld,er lutberild)er STRIDE. WiuB lmltlloe
balber ipfprt ~uerfauit weroen. $1,000. 9taberes
bel 8. Bapcubppp, III Nuro.GGar Strnfc,
Baltimore. ~(glbenoS bon g bis 7R llbr i'll
1898, 9iorosgruuolpaD. (Sept5,1O
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Gleftriid)e @tlcndttnng.
MuScrnc Wp5nnngcn.
26OO Slpd, Sit.WionumcntsS traRe

AUUU VIUu, LT,UtpHHH0tH r,s =
$3.50 fduie1i zines irfler nlooerileli 5iueiliodls
oeil S1uier. sic babcrt ale i1ooerilen Stllrlhs
iultaen; nit eleitriibem 2ibt uno Sas erIclids
let; babet eombinirten @isfhrdnf hno Sors
rutbsfammcr, etpas yteucs; au6eroem bic ileie'
{tIoficn, 9rottoire, GeIler liito oote itlo cenlelt'
iirt, nit elmer 10 SUB sluen nit @rnrolttble
aepiInftert; bohe uno aeInnoe aaae;, Bur SeliH,
fiolino iebell Sao bis @lbenhs 8 ubr often. Sin
sans siir Irobe nit eleftrii6em 9iht erlcut'
tet. Gbmaro Z. 8aliaaber, Waiiltnternebrler.
9nrcau 1887, SitsDionumentsStra
G4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
gu u%crfGnfcn:
9u u%crtnnfen:

Gin felt 30 Sabren beftebenoer Spirituoiells
2nocn nno gSirt6ftGit muB i6neu p%eridilt pers
ben; fam bilIi9 geiduft iuerbeI. 9iud5Il rageI
bel Septin'c, Nr. 500, Sniluuer. Strafe.
(337..9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

Sin gdder fubt Steuune ais erite poer 8luci
te Sano. giab5uiragen in sr. 907, ebhter
Strake. (9iuo26. 1WaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
&crlangt Srancn nnb Mabdcn.
0crIaugt:

Cine out er5o0enc l4drterin, nm Elm 4ino
bon 3 Subren mo 8 Wlonate1 5u beailLtbtt9en;
r1nB etna5 Gn9Iii6 ipre9er; cute Mclercnjel'.
gtacntulrGaeH IN s;r. 1906, Gninw'Glaec.
(334-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
&crlangt MGnner unb Gnuben.


Sin iturfer iunger Dtunn uoer NilQe. I'M
Fidcrz(5efdldft erIabren; better IpbH ptro be-
6abIt. giud5uiraeen in Nr. 1928, GantonsApe.
(337.. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
WcriGugt:


@inc 916in in eilcr flcincn SanIiIie: ieir
Huifcn mo Nilaclu; Hutcs Seim mo outer
Gobn. 9tad5uirugeH in 9ir. 2o37, 9~iuro,Saluerti
Strufc. (336-40)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
&crlangt I'M M%Qgcmcincn.

Guit uno Suais gciudlt:
Gciudt eil mnhIirtcs Simmer nit Srilhltild.
Stfcrtcr nit %rcisunGabe an ~. .. ~" Sens'
ihtr GurrciyouocEt. (33d-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

Weriuugt:
Sin @Gder eriier Nlniie; Nefcrcr5eit %erforoer
LID. Norefitrc: uSpg "A H." Seutidler Sorrr
i%ppubcnt. (33G--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Snbnltricae Stroll balme.

Giele Ncil- GnglGnoer Sobrifcn nch.
men ocn 9etrieb mieoer al,f, nab.
reno allocre ibrc Yrpbuftion be.
ifrGnfen. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
gu ucrmictBen:
An rcrntictIeu:

3mei niinlh ensiueribe 5ipciltbdiae Sduier
gtr. 1904 uib 1908, gtprbsSaIa5sS trube; Nung,
llno 8ao. 9tah5uirdaen bel @n. ". 6uupaD
Tr. GIG unb CPS, SurrcftsStr. (332-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
qcutincs Observation-Disclosures Nreau.

Inter Der 9luiiidt Der. gSeuti0cn @eienlholt"
9ieienigen. ole oeltibe 0unoluerter, Irbeitel
lno 9ieltitboten, an beifdfti9en luilnidery moi
len ith periDnlth ooer in franiirten ertelen al
beIt IeenteI Der 8efelli6dtt 3oBann =. U'rDer
,3inlmer II, Ytr. 215-217, Sourtlnnbs StraRc
neuoen, pelher ulleiiteeltlib s~llSfllnft ertbeilei
miro. Spre6itinocn bon 1 bis 3 ubr.
C(nu97 I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

Gin iuiinf6euslperibes 5peiit6dige3 Sans, gr
81, prunoAS!uce. SigblarotupH. Nad6iira9el
bel @m. u. 9oniuaD, Nr. G2G nnb G2S, Sprret
GtrGie. (332-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

Gin ~porseltern Ibeno in 5rant
3nnn's E~fanobaus uno Suiuelen.
looen in Soltlton, Ger, ousge6ro-
fenes 6eaer serltorte Gigentbum int
@ertbe bon $4,000, einidlteBlid)
Oes Souitou.S beaters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-13


s Win be sklil
IL l.iEt alIne hing
nec III runs into Big ilgure 70
san III :0g0. 900 acres means 70 convert
a region the size q Ohio into indi5
ytdpai property. It is enough 70 give
4 million men n acres apiece, But
Russia has 145.0OO.OOO people. There
are tens Of millions Of poor men who
own no land. The royal family and
the imperial government hold more
tnan 40O,oOO;OOO acres Of land in Eu-
ropean Russia alone. The peasants
WIN zee less than Z per cent. Of the
crown lands sold and more than 90
per cent. retained for their rulers and
the government. The effect Of such
electroneering with land is at least
doubtful. 1t Is not ltkely to turn many
revolutionary communities into loyal
and humble supporters Of the Empe-
rur and the bureaucracy that sur
rounds him and shapes the policy Of
his government.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-13
LAP veIing
Man e ears. War &c
OF FLoWERY KIN on
BELIEVES THAT THE MASS
Es OF HIS PEOPLE WANT \
TO FIGHT.

HUNTINGTON, July 12.-In view of
the great amount Of war talk now go.
ing on, the presence Of an intelIi!
gent and educated japanese in Hunt
ington is not without interest particu,
larry when the Mikado's subject hap
pens to be keenly alive to the situa-
ton as existent between the two coun-
tries and willing to express his opin'
ion.
ornua Munza, for two years stu
dent at Ann Arbor, aud at present
the travelling representative Of one
of the big Yokahoma tea exporting
concerns, spent last night in Hunt
fngton and was seen by a representa-
tive OF the press. The young man
speaks English intelliglbly and has
very pronounced ideas. When ap
preached by the reporter Mr.. Munza
showed back big steak upon which
he was engaged and entered into con
versatfon with zest.
He declared that there is imminent
danger OF war between Japan and the
United States. not because the Jap
anese want 1t nor because there is any
real hostility to America among the
official classes Of the japanese. But.
on the other hand, the masses OF the
people like war 1t is their glory 10
fight and their privilege to die for the
emperor. Dissatisfied politicians, OBJ
structtonists and agitators have work
ed up this population to a pitch which
will necessarily have some influence
upon the government, although Mr..
Munza believes that with conserva'
tive action on the part Of the Amerl-
can government the dangers Of hostil'
tiles win have been reduced to a min
imum. He breads the effect Of send
ing the feet to the Pacific and be.
lleves that the Japanese populance
will resent this action to the extent Of
frenzy. This, however, he says can.
not be measured until the flet rounds
Cap Horn. II like America very
much" said Mnnza. "And," he added
with his bead like eyes twinkllnP at
don't want to fight. My brother is
what you call a lieutenant in the roy
al navy. He will fight for this family.
l like to make money. It is the Japan.
ese that are what yoa say in America
is a fool who want to fight
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patriation Law. which, IT is said. has
alarmed and embarrassed those who
want to be Americans in name and
aliens In fact. This law and the nat
uralization law Of the preceding SEES
sion were intended to cure gross abus.
es which had resulted from the fail
ure of the government to define citi-
zenship precisely enough or to guard
intelIfgently the processes Of naturah.
zation. We had allowed primitive
statute passed in the early days of
the republic to stand unaltered, and
had endured a system by which the
states shared the right OF uaturaTiza-
ton with the federal government.
Each State following its own ideas
and keeping its own records, startling
Inconsistencies in practice developed
and fraud was made common and easy.
The new naturalization law provid.
ed a uniform method and created a
central agency to co1late and super
wise all naturalization records.
1t was found necessary, however,
not only to enforce uniform rule Of
qualification for citizenship, but to
relieve the federal government Of re-
sponsIbility for the actions Of mere
" constructive citizens claiming its
protection. Under the old loose sys.
TEN an alien could take out papers
here, or have them taken out in his
name, and then return to his native
country and claim immunity from CIV
ic obligations. Thousands Of these
immunity seekers have made con-
venienee Of our easygoing system Of
administration and have kept us in
hot water by demanding protection
which they never earned. To end I
scandal Of traffic in American pass
ports and the perversion of American
citizenship Congress passed the sup.
Elementary law restricting the issue
of passports and defining citizenship
so as to exclude from our protection
merely nominal and reminiscent Amer
leans.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-13
COMMENT OF LEADING HEwsPA-
PERs ON .AyARIETY OF TOP
lcs-PRiVATE PROPER
TY AT SEA.
ihieaeo Raeord.H Herald.

Chicago Record.H Herald.
The discussion Of the American pro-
posal with regard to the treatment Of
private property at sea in time Of war
has developed no major surprises
though Il cannot be described as per-
functory and in exact accord with ex.
peetations. Russia, France AMI Ger
many are not openly opposing the idea,
but they8haye many objections, doubts
and misgiyings, and are plainly OPP
pressed by the feeling that the prob
lem Is much more complex than Mr..
choate seemed to assume. Great
Britain does not hesitate to take a
frankly negative attitude, though she
is prepared to urge very radical
proposal for the protection Of neu'
trals, which she regards as a more
Important question to be settled first
In the interst of peace and commerce
10 understand the discussion fully
il is necessary to bear In mind that
the American proposal would exempt
from seizure by belllgerents all prl-
vate property, except contraband of
war and blockade runners with their
cargoes: The Limitations are clearly
necessary, unless the powers are ready
to abolish contraband and the right of
blockade, which is an absurd suppo'
sition. Now, Germany points out
what no one disputes-that the right
Of seizure at sea is closely allied with
the questions OF contraband and the
violation of blotkades, and that IN.
less these were at once defined the
immunity granted to private proper
tyiat-sea might be only nominal and
paper immunity. England's delega-
ton goes further and contends that
the logical tendency OF such. exemp'
ton would be toward abolition Of conf
mercIal blockades, for mere limitation
and regulation Of blockades running
would give rise to fresh causes Of
friction and make more trouble than
it would remove. II war could be abol'
ished the matter would be simple
enough; but the movement toward
that gqdeal" was not sufficiently &C.
centuated" to permit England to sup.
port the American proposal as long
step in the right direction.