The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

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No Hebrew Officers In German Army.
" INFERIOR WILLIAMS coming In
4 Semitic Ss,s iron sSs n, iss ,ssIs
IN connection with HIS recent
,,aa. 'ss'ic OF an imperial general
INC election OF officers no question or
creed or race must be allowed to weigh
u, IN :, IN, !, e matter, AS | have frequently
HIM Z, IN these letters. the. Kaiser
~ Is In no way responsible for
me fact that there are no Jews among
tne oHtcers of the Germany army II
u, Is n not his fault that the commissioned
70 70, Hebrews, but 1t is tile fault of the
oilcers themselves. who, as In the case
OF many clubs. on both Sides OF the
tnh. a have tho right of passing on
VI choosing those with whom they ara
70 DO closely associated as comrades
eyer even more intimately than In any
i It. Is to their blackballing of every
,ntissioned ranks. and Emperor VIII
nam. AFTER having repeatedly endeuv-
o ,, TO put stop to this in u quiet
way. and BY means of persuasion. has
now now issued peremptory order. How
this order is criticized and assailcd
may r,.,I gathered from the heading of
an article In one OF the leading anil
We do not understand our Emperor"
But although the Kaiser Will hold the
commencing Ion generals responsible for
Is probable that 1t Will not really bo
enforced until he has inflicted some
exemplary punishment upon those
guilty OF disobeyir.- It,
many thousands of dollars to estab-
lish MS right to the old Stuart Barony
OF Fairfax OF Cameron, and to obtain
from tho crown declaration that he
Is n peer of Scotland, and tho rightful
Lord Fairfax. the preliminary step OF
which he was Obliged to take. did not
involve an expenditure OF more than
$40. In fact $50 is the average price
eNacted by the English government in
ices for letters OF naturalization, the
IDEA being to cover the expense of
inquiry as to whether the applicant
Is of good character. and really in
tends to exercise the privileges Of
take exception to the expense. but on
The contrary, all appear satisfied that
the letters OF naturalization are worth
$40 and even Alorc.
American citizenship offers even
sim greater advantages to aliens po-
since this country is a land OF bound
less possibilities. II English letters
of naturalization are worth s35, surely
a. similar price might be demanded for
imposition of fee of this kind would
place a higher value In the eyes of In
coming foreigners upon the privilege
of citizenship, would furnish the Fed
eral authorities with additional means
of investigation and discrimination,
and would likewise produce a by no
means ineonsiderable source of rev
cnue.
"ossit," whose new novel, "Cyrene."
just published at Paris. bears such an
eXtravagant dedication to the Countess
of Plymouth, is Madeleine Deslandes,
daughter of the late baron OF that
name, who WAS such prominent ilsure
in Partisan life during the Napolconic
empire. She was married when barely
seventeen, largely through the agency
hof the late Princess Mathilde Bona
| parte to Count Fleury. son of that Cen
eral rIeury who was master of the
horse to Napoleon ILL.,. his AMBASSADOR
| to st. Petersburg. and his prlnclpaai
crony and confidant Throughout ms
reign. The marriage was dissolved a
few months later. alike through the
church and by annulment OF the fren isa
courts Of divorce She then married
! Prince Robert de Broglie. But ina
union. too. was annuiled: oWing ~ 't RI
give their consent to the match; an !,
She was legally enjoined frem Islh hs
| the name of Princess de Brogie; VII ~; e.
ert de Broglie Is Well know. s. STRIDES
on both sides of the Atlantic IN cor
nection with his marriage to an n ;in',a,
| ican, woman, which Is equaiiS a., a.
from French point 1t,s OF a y,iI he acting
nc her ,mpresario and conductor. Mac ,a
eieine d eslandes ended by resum MI .s
maiden name. styling herself Ba 5.a.,ss
peslandss ans II her m ssi1nt chat is witty
me me tr,ii;ant in the literary and arts
! tic world. r,o,+ admirers
was the late ST. sr1 E icIan Who painted
most ,no re exquisite picture Of her as on
Of the Muses. holding in hey hana !,
] globe Of pure crystal, ana Wi.hou. a."
/ jewels at all
The Prince and Princess ., OF ma nc,
have definitely given UP their te MAJ c;
4 Of York Cottage at Sanarils, nan ln,,,.
Which mas been their country -, hJ hn,
since their rnarriags , a, ou zoo small snail fol
4 thar accommodation. Their e1sci;
Il are beine removed to Frogmore, incl
i nIace at Windsor. and to Barton Manor mo-,
! On the Isle Of Wight. which mas peer e
4 ninced at their disposal by the hl ~,
i which formerly formed part OF ~
4 Csborne estate, and has now. been con CO
siderably enlarged. 1t is owing to TINS
. aud TO the fact that tho KING an'
i Queen will now have York Cottase a
4 their disposal for royal guests am
, members or the household When en.er !,
!, tajning house parties at Sandringnan
:. tEnt they have aband Toned the plan 9
adding a story to Sandrlnghanii Flu ,n
4 FOR the purpose of securing additional
II is probable that tho Prince am
Princess OF Wales will also lease q. ~.
country seat In the Nlidlands IN Ine
near future, as Frogmore has 1h Q, al .
/, aavantage OF being extremely CAMP =
cerfain fines OF the year, bult as
!, is on low lying ground
: King Edward is about to, repair NJ
Injustice TO which the navy has Al, !,
} haen subjected, in connection ,M !In ~,
. ancient Order OF the Bath Even IN
most cursory glance at It's roster ste WI, WI.
raveal the fact that military men pre- re
s,on1inate over naval officers IN me - VI !
!, der ~ tie extent of some SO per cen,