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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-13
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-13

8 ii brtcn Qric0 ii6cS g ii It
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Ger. SGugcr.

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Vlefllta ehTTtItII, 6fst. ETHHU. SpuItEHIosI
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-13

9dfe flr's 9luelauo beicrst G.. Blaine, sir.
4f3, EisSGitimprrsSt yt nabrGnitom Spuie .ape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
FLEET REACHES JAPAN
1head of Schedule TO Enter Yoko-
hama HarbOr TO-mOrr01c.

Toxic Oct. 15.-The American battleshp fleet,
somewhat in advance of its schedule, has been
sighted by the japanese vessels sent to con-
vey friendly greeting. A wireless message re-
ceived this afternoon reported that Admiral Sperry
his officers and the enlisted men were witnessing
the nanpuvres of the Japanese vessels of the isl
and Of Kiushu. in Southeastern Japan The war
ships are described being In splendid condition
The American vessels will make their official
entry into Yokohama Harbor on Saturday morning
4 number of messages OF greetings nave oeen
sent out by wireless telegraphy.
The gunboat Yankton is expected to come into
Yokohama Harbor at 10 O'Clock on Friday morning.
A reception committee Will leave Toxic early on
Friday morning for Yokohama TO meet and greet
the Yankton
The fact that the American ships in close
nroximity TO Yokohama quickly circulated in
official circles The official greeting to Admiral
Sperrv vas from Vce-Admiral Mnoru Saito Min
lister OF the Navy, who extended TO the approach
,ng feet hearty welcome behalf OF the ma
ton. and said that all japan Is alAiouSiS await
ing its arrival
All Tanan is astir in anticipation OF the arrival
NJ the American fleet. In Yokohama and Toxic
IN particular the decorations are extensive and
general All the japanese newspapers OF promi-
neDce are printing editions in English. with long
editorials assuring the American officers and sail
ore NJ n hearty welcome from the nation
rver, available vessel in the harbor Of Yoko-
hama has been chartered 10 convey excursiohls's
., meet the warships their approach. con
siderable feet will venture far out at sea in order
10 extend the first welcome
The Navy Department has issued maps showing
the manner IN which the battleships will be an
chcred Each vessel is assigned a buoy The
American Ambassador and his STAFF Will meet the
aaet aboard a special steamer. and the members
~ tho American commission 10 the japanese eX-
nostf,n viii have another. third vessel has been
chartered by the delegation Of Pacific Coast bust
mass men which arrived here several days ago. Ihe
Americana siatic Society will be represented ny
many Of It's members. who have arranged TOT
lnrre steamer elaborately decorated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
MANY RUMORS DENIED.
Bulgaria Expects Peaceful Settle
menf-PrOgrammc PIcaScS France.

Paris oct. In. Stancion. the diplomatic
agent Of Bulgaria in Paris is in receipt OF Of
fetal advices from Sofia which deny the alarm
ist runors current here yesterday OF Bulgaria's
purposes. Bulgaria has no intention of sending
an uItimatum TO Turkey or of ordering further
mobilization Of her forces. On the contrary, a
ueaceful adjustment with Turkey and the
powers is now regarded in Sofia as practically
assured through the international conference
NJ StancioT expressed surprise that the United
States had not Yet recognized the Independence
of Bulgaria but he recalled with pleasure the
narsonal letter from President Roosevelt 10
Prince Ferdinand presented by John B. Jackson
,,-len ne was accredited the diplomatic agent
of tbe United States to Bulgaria
There is much satisfaction I'm government cir
,,tas oyer the arrangement as announced to-day
.r,,, London of programme for the interna
.to,al conference. The accuracy OF the London
,,,,,,,.srnel1t is confirmed officially here. For
ion Minister Pichon, however. points out that
.c-eat Britain France and Russn will net at
- 10 foist their own ideas on the other
.,snstories Of the Berlin Treaty. whose approve!
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WRIT FOR MEMBER OF COMMONS.
Advice to Unemployed to Rush Bakeshops
Causes Legal Action.

London, Oct. f5.-The recent demonstrations by
the unemployed in Great Britain brought about to-
day the issuing a writ against William James
Thorne. Social Democratic Member of Parliament
from the southern division Ct West Ham. for in
citing 20 breach Of the peace by making a speech
in which he advised the unemployed to rush" the
bakeshops rather than starve-
body of the unemployed is marching to-day
from Nottingham to London. Serious riots were
avoided in Sheffield yesterday only when the Mayor
announced that the OF $500 900 would de devoted
10 relief work There have been demonstration
Of the unemployed also at Sunderland and Maid
Albert Y. Grayson. Socialist Member from York
shire tried 10 raise a debate in the House this
afternoon on the unemployed question. The Speak
er however ruled him out of order. M. Grayson
+ban created a by denouncing the mem
bers for not succoring the starving thousands
on the streets Of London and defed the Speaker.
The Speaker then instructed the sergeant-at-arms
IN remove the recalcitrant Socialist, whereupon
Mr. Grayson withdrew his remark and said. amid
the ieers Of his colleagues. Il leave this House
with the greatest pleasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
4 FOOD LESSON
Thu. the Teacher Won't Forge.

Teaching school is sometimes very aI"u'u -
work II the teaclcr is not robust ana ilI E'ou
health she can't do her best fer her sch"'"I'
Or for her OWL satisfaction.
When 81 becomes q question OF proper lopl To-
brain work aS in school reaching, many tt'i'ii
erS have found Grape Nuts ideal
i have been for many years teacher. "il.4
several months ago found myself ID Stch d con- con
dtion that feared I should have 10 give up
work" writes \. Y. teacher
SO nervous WAS 7 that dizziness ana sl'FliS ~
faiutuess were frequent and my head ana slelN
t'h gave me much trouble
Several ubysicians who treated me gave me
only temporary relief and the old ais returh'7i
About tire. months ago I dropped All lhed-
icine and began eating Grape-Nuts morning ana
night. Now. my hesd j. clear. pain lh St"lii''u
ol.1 rely gone and I have gained in flesh am
not only continuing in school. bat have ehGag;d
10 teach another yG2r.
y owe my restored health 4 brighter Out
leok on life and relief from doctor hilis. u
Grape Nuts Theirs Il Reason.
Name given los Postum Go Battle Creek
Mich Read The Road 10 MELVILLE I'M pigs
Ever read +.e above letter? rev enc ap-
pears frora time to time. They ars genuine
ssss sne full Of human interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
BULGARIA HITS ALIENS.
Orders Foreigners DepriUed Of Inter
medidrg of COnsuLs.

Sofia, Bulgaria. Oct. ia disagreed bic impress
sion has been produced IN diplomatic circIec here
by circular note issued to-day from the Bulgarian
Ministry OF Justice. which orders that in the
future the subjects Of foreign powers in Bulgaria
shall be treated on the basis a ma tives in
other words, they are no longer 10 enjoy the in
termediary Of their consuls The circular forth
that the declaration Of Bulgarian Independence on
October has annuled the so-called capitulations
which exempted foreigners from the jurisdiction of
the local courts
The diplomatic representative of one Of the great
powers to-day described this circular as a high
handed action against which the powers would
take a vigorous counterstand. This tendency of
Bulgaria TO extrtcate herself CURLY from treaty
obligations will lead the TO insist upon the
retention of the captuatons for a definite period
as Of the conditions of the recognition Bull
garian independence.
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YOUNG TURKS INCENSED.
Say Programme Deals Bloc at Con
stitutiOndL Turkey.

Paris Oct 1s.-In an interview published this
morning Djemal Bey and DR.. Nazim, delegates
Of the Young Turks said in behalf of the or
ganization that the programme. as defined by
the powers. for the settlement OF the Balkan
situation would never De accepted. and that IT
dealt a deadly blow both at the prestige Of con-
stft-itional Turkey and the integrity Of the Otto
man Empire The Young Turks party, they
said declared itself in advance unable TO op
pose the storm Of dsapprovaI the progra mme
would arouse in Turkey TO answer for the
peace Of the country as it hitherto has done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
B4RGAINED WITH RUSSIA.
austrian Foreign Minister Proposed
Mutual Support.

ST. Petersburg. Oct.\15-A further important de-
tail OF the discussions between NJ. Iswolsky. Rus
sian Foreign Minister, and Baron Won Aehrenthal
the Austrian Foreign Minister, az their interview
at Buchau has been learned. Baron Aehren-
thai preached the question Of the DardanelIes and
offered 70 support the Russian wishes with regard
TO the strait in return for Russias acceptance Of
the annexation Of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Since the powers have practically swung around
10 this point OF view with regard annexation
Russia is in position TO claim fuIflment of the
promise. Austria has not been formally consulted
a 70 the programme elaborated in London.
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will be asked before Russia issues the formal
Invitations.
we do not desire that the powers be divided
into groups" NJ. Pichon said. Europe must
affirm It's moral unity. and to this end there
must be unanimous. equitable and cordial &C.
cord France has done what she could to arrive
at this result, and without Interior motives she
will continue to be a conciliatory agent. The
Foreign Minister said that France was particu-
lary gratihed that this crisis had been the
means Of cementing the Franco Anglo Russian
entente
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crate the IOoth anniversary OF the defence OF the
city against Napoleon's armies and the founding
OF the University OF SaragOssa marred BY the
hoods which have the city in their grip. The sx-
position buildings inundated and In
places the streets under three icet q water.
The American Delegation 20 the celebration. which
Is stronger numerically than any OF the other for
eign delegations mas been received with much
honor by the Spanish authorities Il includes Rea-
Admiral Caspar r. Goodrich and Miss Gladys
Goodrich Major General Leonard Wood. Lieu
tenant Commander r L. chaplin. the naval at
tarhA IN France and Mrs. chaplin. Professor
Archibald q. Coolidge. OF Harvard University. sad
Professor Henry Z. Lans. Of Yale
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THREATENS DEATH TO .REvoLTERs.
Castro Says Revolution Would Result in Shoot
ing of Those CAPTURED

Caracas oct 3-That the members of any
evolutionary movement initiated during the
rrosnertfve blockade OF Venezuelan ports shall be
,r,,oas atelv shot as traitors 20 their country II
captured is reported 70 be the or'e''nihA non u
y, t.o- Castro This Is his answer the re-
,orts that under cover OF Dutch guns, reFoiu-
tionorv movement is about 10 be undertaken 10
ovsrthrow the Castro government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
AUSTRIA'S. TACIT THREAT.
Sir Warships anchor Near Antiuari,
Montenegr1n Seaport.

Cettinje, Montenegro. Oct 15.-Six Austrian
warships anchored to-day OF SpizEa- in Dali
malta a crownIand OF Austria-Hungary. They
not more than ten miles from Antivari. the
sole seaport OF Montenegro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
PORTE ACTS on BULGARIA.
Turkey DiscIaims Responsibility for
Possible HOStiItieS.

ConstantInople. Oct. 15.-Disturbed by the
news OF Bulgaria's military activity. the Porte
has instructed Turkish representatives abroad to
call this matter TO the attention OF the powers.
and to state also that Turkey will decline 10 take
the responsibility should Bulgarias persistence
in her present attitude result in hostilties