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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-13
Spnncnnnf. mn llntcronno.
Tas Wcttcr.

Sir WnrUInn0 mo Den GiItrtft
Gollrlbia bclltc lno morgcn tIar;
pcrdnocrlidc iiloIifc 8in0c,
Gn8 it0nitc @Cttcr bcrrihtc &c.
ltCrn in Baltimore. Gic nic0ri0itt
Tcmpcrntur mor 46 @roO Inn 6 ltbr
WoraCnS unb sic bod)itc 60 Wroo
BON 3 biz ) llbr NodnlittoQa.
Sn Sen nn0crcn Vun0CS'W cttCr'
neutrality-suspicious. murocn Die
folqenbcn nicorigitcn Scmpcroturcn
pcr5ciduct: Goitport 30, GortInno Sc,
Bolton ~, NIbnnp 30, NClp. 9orf 40,
TbiIoocIpbio "A, @tlontic.G itD 40,
Moibiugton Al, Norinlf As, Sottero9
90, CHARLOTTE 40, Wilmington 90,
Gborleiton 50, Soponnoh a. Sod.
iouoiac 5S, Sipitcr Ga, acpsyScit 6S,
Atlonto Al, WtontQomcrp 80, NCus
Orleans 81, Enlcitinc I6, Collection
81. Corpus 9briiti 80, W}en1pbi8 "A,
Cincinnati 40, E~itt$blrq 3S, OarpcaO
81, Buffalo "a, GlCpclnn0 10, Detroit
81, Mpcno 30, Mnrqucttc %, Green
Ban 81, Chicago 40, GulutG 80, ct.
EouI 3G, ct. 2ouiS IS, aonio8.Gitp
II, On1obo ~, Slron 80, @iSnlord
26, @iaiiton 81, SABRE SO, Selcno
40 Salt Cafe &c, Gcuper &c, Nort6
NIotte 26, 0obge gitp 80, amoriuo
81 u16 Sos IngcIcs 50 0roo.
6ortidritt bic 8oroIe.-
lin nit Dem fortidrcitenocn &unoct
Der grpBcn Sce'n Shritt 81 boltcn,
bot Die Fcnniplponio Vnbn cine flir5c
Nabnltrcdc bon bcinnbc 7 Nfcilen
DEM &crfcbr i~lbcrgcbclJ ipclde Sen
S~rodtocrfcbr in ltn0 INN buffalo ltnO
bic @%crlobung bon Glen mo onocrer
Srndt bc0cutet0 crleid)tcrn miro. Iic
WoIlcnoung oicier Clinic, nelfe Die
gScIt Sclcca B.. 3lucigbnbn 0cnonnt
miro, mo Die NuiItclung zines ncllcn
irnb pcr6ciicrtcn GiicnoodS bccrloigen
ric ElGnc iiir bic G%ntmidclun0 Der
Buffalo ocilitGten Der Ecnniplpa.
nio-Sabn. GaS God bat cine Gopa'
S!t0t bon elmer Wiuion Sonncn. SIC
clcftrilfe Waid,incric bcS Gods fam
800 Sonnen Giicn in elmer Stunoe IN
Die @aggonS perloben. Tor Der Gr.
oIfnnng oicicr 3mcigbobn nor cs
rotbuenoig, Oieie 6rod)t bilrd) bic
ijbcrfiillten 8iiterbubnb0ie ser Stoot
81 brlrtgell, uno crIrellcn iih lett sic
Ncrld)iifer uno Die 0abnconlpo9ric
Der I6ncllcren mo biQigcrcn Tcrla.
fing. Gie @cItsS eneco.S3 mcigbobn
l1uit parallel nit Ser Icrminol.
@abn bon Buffalo bon eillenl Ellnft
an Der 9niiolO.0 Chiffon Der Eenmipl-
poniusSobn nobc 8orbenpiQc bis 5ll
lhrcm groben Scrminol-giacntbum
III Slos9uilulo. 9ic norolid mo
iocitlld) gcbcnoc 6rod)t miro iebt inn
Gbcne5cr @iitcrbabnbof floiliii3irt
llno noh Den bartholomew gbIicic.
rrnaSitotionen acionot. Die Siio.
SuiioIo-@ aggonS merocn iibcr Die
neile 3lueigbabn oirett uad) ibren Ne.
Itimmltngsorten gclonot. Cine Ser,
binonng 5luild)en Der nellcn 2inie urlo
Der Gboltouqua. Oipiiion Der Eenn.
iploonio.Vobn miro in 8eit.S cncco
semnt)t, 10 onB Die iiberfiiQten Sitter.
bobnbofe permicben iperbcn f0nncn.
Sci Der @eit.S cneca. 3mcigbobn feb.
len ale acknowledgements uno bat
Gle 9abn aud oqes bnran grcn5enoe
@runbeigentbum ongefouit, nm oae
hurb einen pohienben Serfcbr uotb.
ipcnbige SerbeIicrungen MAIDEN 81
fonnen.
@iirsbnrger Sanber.yrGu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-13

Sabre alt limo.
GrGiiocnt Seth iogte iibcr oic WoB.
nobnlc; Scr 4, MrtifeI, Nbihnitt 3,
Scr Contribution id)rcibt Dor. oob Gin
Nid)ter, ser iuegcn forperlid)er oocr
geiitiger 3cfcftc ieincS NmtcS nid)t
9eborig mnltcn fam, inter 3uitinl-
mllll9 bon 5luci Iritteln Scr MitgIic-
Der bcioer 96ilier mo ocS 8oilpcr.
ncllr8 in Sen Hllbeltonb pcriett lprr.
ocn fam. Gicie goribriit lit peridies
Den bon Der I'M 4. Nlbihnitt bcliclbcn
Irtifcls, iucldcr Die gbictltng zines
Hid)tcrs pc9cn anlisnlibbroiths Der.
fiiat. Gle Contribution iiebt Die In.
ltcllltng bon competenten Ecrioncn
ais Rihter fir sic peridieocnen gu.
oicial'9reiie uno bober aud Die Een.
iioriirrng Der Hid)ter ppr, sic ibre
Nflidltcn nidt nlebr IN acborigcr
Wciic crfiiQcn fonnen. Gs aibt meE-
rere oerortige Hid)ter I'M Stuote,
lpelfc pieaeidt mebr oils Die giireer
ibren 3liitorb erfennen. Sic hoben
jeoof ibre Yraris fiir boS Iihtcr.
anlt ouigegeben ilnb tonnen oieielbe
in 6olge ibrer angegrifienen @eiuno.
belt nid)t pieber mlfbouen ober oiird
ibren geruf iDren 2ebeusunterbaIt
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1lntcrbultnnas @cguciicr.

agiaoemie" - Miuonme Gn6imood in foIGcus
benz Hcgerioirc:
EpuuCriiag Ibcno NH SdiIitnG YtnililcC
.Sehha 8nhler".
5rciiaR nno Samiida NocnS o1bc Comet.
-HIbunah's" - pNlricc Ntereoiib".
,,Suoiturium" - Abe Sool 0ouic".
ySlnncn's" nNdppD 0uollguIIe Irip
AROUND ibc 9Sprlh".
,Spro'c" aRIuft5".
,@unrtn" - .Nuheucr'S @oiton Vcuc5" mo
s9bc Giabt Iuliennea".
,,Sunioun" 49, .aute gurtpH's temptation.
REV Wuuumcutnl" 49, nSbe 9ttnltu 1toulls
bcrS".
y@iarplaub" acitB'S nga Star" s&aioes
bile.
snbin's, 4oi-4OG Sft.Sanimure. etrafe -
Observation-Disclosures ino 2Sanbclbtloer.
500" Yurtb'Auenne NIB Ea'. Strnfc
Iuqiih NOritCllungcu o~rciiiricr iptIoCr 2biere,
gSuunclbilocr unn JtulihubidbrGn.
,SruBiiuu. Srnucnueretu" Miiitiuot htil
Is. Midri. MidetcrsStrdn8dlcU in Der 6robiIIllls
Snllc." gtr. 1000. Srcoerid greHue.
Pier5chutcs Ycabubn.Accitnl - 6rciiag, ocit
t3. mars, 4 llbr gtn6mitinas.
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Sciraths Qieenaen.


5olgcnoe Seirntbs . 2icen5cu lpllr-
ocn geitcrn bonn GIcrf oeS Gommon
Flcos.@ criftS altsgCitelt:
&alpG McGurtbp, II, @ittlpcr, gtr.
2004, SuoionitroBc, unO Serbia &C.
burforte, 10 Sabre oft.
Soiepb NntGonp ebert, p, II. Mar-
ccaina Nc. arouic, Is Sabre alt; Si'
cert5 gcbolt BON Charles arollb, Nr.
1915, Olt.GoqerItroBe.
6rcOcrid SairIono @inolc, 20, pon
@eIt.GbcIter, go, uno annic DcrfcS.
% Sabre aft, @ittlpe, Waud.Gbunf,
ga.
N9oitino Worccaillo, 90. GER. 11G,
Sin ittingSitroBc, unO Wtoria 8ui-
10, 10 Sabre alt.
Benjamin $. @ibion %, nn6 80.
ro $. Goodman, 26 Sabre oft; 2iccn3
gcbolt bon Sobn 9. 9olbluin Rr.
627, Observation-Disclosures.
@iIinmYomcrs, 81, gcid)icOcn, gtr.
1925, Gl1ioritroBc, unb Worgorct ..
9roofS, % Sabre oft.
Soicpb prescott, %, un0 Suite e.
SbCrrorb, Is Sabre alt; 2icen5 gCboIt
bon Grnit 9uttoner, Nr. 1901, Sole.
itrobc.
SomcS Sling 80, unb Ecorl G.9uf,
81 Sabre ali, 9cibe pon Frincc 6rc-
0crid, Carries olntp.
WoicS Goniel 9rowrt, 26, Nr. 703,
@cIt.9aItinloreitrnbe, uno Moaic
8olobcrL 10 Sabre alt.
Gin nerfnnnter g ii II ItIcr
idlcint entidieoen SameS g. QoIcD
pom TrouiOcncc, Gong Sslono, 5lt
'ein. Gr lullroc 0~citcrn Wor1cn III
Der iiioIitcn EoIi5ciItotion oui Die
ACKNOWLEDGING bin cingelicicrt, on5
Gigcltbum ser Baltimore II. Ohio,
@obn" olf mnbciugte @eiic bctrc-
ten 81 baberl. 2olcp cr5dblte inociic1
Dem Hid)tcr cine 10 iiber5elgenoc De-
ihid)tc, mic er, pon SdidIalsihIGgen
bellngelltdt, ge5lpllnaen mar, Sun.
0crtc bon Weilcn nili Scr giienbobn-
Itredc 5ltriif5ltIegen, oaB Ger 2ebtcrc
Wtil0c moltcn lieB mo oen IrrcItans
ten nit Dem &ermeis ettIieb, iif Elm
an0crcS @~irfungSielo aus5uiufcn.
Gas Willenium ii Sans
iraucn idcint enolid gefonmlen
SIT icin inoem ioeben Ole farbigcn
SnllsbaIterinnen iid 81 Dem 3pcde
%orgoniiirt baben, oab feline .llnmiin-
Oige" lid in Die 3unft cinmiide uno
oaourh 0ie gauge 8eieaiduit IN Ser.
rlf bringe. Gas S%nuptouartier ser
2iga bciinoct iif in Nr.tt20, Grub.
Sill. Nuenle.
@rauerei SefuritGten
ite i8en - Gie NieoerIage Ser SO.
CALLS ption-9ia in Der 9egisIatilr bat
cine gilnltige @irfitng nuf Sen Stano
Der SeturitGten Der .@ottlieb.9ou
erni6niOt. Strnus @rou . So" &c,
bobt. Ginfommen . Sbligoticnen
brad)tcn 81 aniang ocs @eihGftS oilf
Der S0rie 1925, cine grbobung BON
q, un0 itie9en ipdter aif t6K.
m1breno sic erite 4.pro5entige Sp.
potbet 5u Al ge6oten muroe.
3mci GriippcI Dem Cor
rcftionsbauie iibermieien.
= Sobn Sbca nnb Sbomas 2eorp.
ser cine gnn5 obne 9einc u1o Der
onberc nit MIR cinem 9ein u1o beio,
lpo6nrntgSloS, lpurben geitcrn ollrd)
Eoli3cirihtcr Mc9toap I'M oitliden
Stotionsbouie o,f 5fuei Monote ocnl
Observation-Disclosures iiberipieien. 9eioc
lporcn nit Der Strafe iebr 5uiricoen.
gcltcqt.
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ySarmunic = Gafc,"

NDurWUHIc : OdTcf"
Mr. Ala, @cIt-5apctte.S trahe, &arl
Sdmibt, Snbabcr. @irsbnrger Sol.
brdn friid amt 3apf. Diners, Sonpers
Il Ia carte. Scbcn Samitag gbcnb
Trci.GDnserf. Mpril1,1O
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Sheo. s. 9iencr & 81.

2eiltihcs uno anoercs auslGnoi.
ides @elb gcfauit uno perfauft.
@eIoieroun9en beiorgt mad 9eutid.
lan0, Seitreih, Hublano Ii. I. M.
@cdiel ausseitelIt auf MusI1noiide
9anfcn. Greoitbriefe uno Srapelers
Cheques.
Str.
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bon un0 nod europa iiber Baltimore
oocr Rem Yorf, aaiiite ober Spiiden.
bed. @ediel, auSldnoiides @eIo.
Grcoitbrieie urb @eloienouneen.
Sbco. s. 9iener C Co.,
@r. 217, Cit-Yaltimorc. Strafe.
d.
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ScbbcI's rinsises Ntclicr.

YtbbtTS ttH5t9cS NttItcr.
Wir 1a6cn MIR Gin Mtelier In Balti.
more, nnb bas befinbet iid In Der
Gtase at cbcner Groe, Nr. 321, NorS.
0as-, nabe Sisb.Str. Ginbcr.Tbo.
tpgrap9ien cine SpesiaIitat. - Seine
Macntca unb feline Sreppen ST iteisen.
3. Scbbel. 6. Grni, Weidaftsfibrer.
(3t5-)
The sun., 1908-11-29
MILLIONS ron BiRRELS.
last Year SIS .soe. .7Ss Worth OF weed
Was Jsed in Their Manufacture.

Vbt bCu IN IuctT NHuuutbttuTe.
WAsHNoT Nov. 2s.-The farmer
with his potatoes and his apples, the
miller with his -four and meal the hard
ware man with his nails, the cement
manufacturer and the many other users
OF the faithful slack barrel that COM
bination Of slaves, hoops and heading
which is not intended 70 hold water or
something stronger In huid form. used
forest products last year having the
enormous value Of sls, 600. ass.
The average man would little suspect
that the humble barrel plays 90 important
q part in the expense accounts OF the
American farmer and manufacturer, vet
figures compiled -bv the census, In coop
ration with the United States Forest
Service, develop this interesting truth,
Moreover, 'statiltics taken directly from
reports from $50 cooperage mills In all
parts Of the United States bhoW an In
crease Of 81. .5ss. .ess. or IL per cent. In the
value OF last years product over that Of
the previous, year.
In distinct contrast to tight cooperaee
stock, which In the main requires oak
timber for its raw material, slack cooper
age stock, particularly slaves and head.
ing. utilized In greater or less degree
most Of the commercially important
trees In the country. and for this reason
its manufacture was far more widely
distributed than 10 the case with that Of
tight oooperage stock. Twenty one spe-
slack staye production last year. Nearly
two-thirds Of the output, however, was
from the four species, ;
red gum, pine. elm and beech. In the order
named. .. .. -. ,.,. -. -. =
The sun., 1908-11-29
NOVEL. SMALL POWER BOAT.
Is "A Feet Lens and Is Quite Handy Under

Some novel power boats have been built
by Startling Burgess OF Marblehead which
will prove popular. These boats are well
su ted to the reQu rements OF those VINO are
fond of fishing. they make Eood yacht ten
The boats. are ~ feet long over all. feet
beam and draw 10 inches OF water. They are
and q three bladed bronze propeller. especi.
aily designed for the service by MIR. Burgess.
series Of tria's have shown the notably
tbst 81 the stock patterns and have proved
that the best performance Of power boat
can only be obtained when the propeller,
as we'll az the hull ana tne enE me- Is designed
The progressive speed trials over the
mea ured mile course OF Marblehead were
carried out eIhapstively; and showed ,tI,. nn.
size. The results Of the trials Of the Goblin
' The propellers are 81, inches in diameter
SIS knots: ,4oI revolutions gave els knots;
lions tt gave S.ss kssss: sSs revolutions ssva
over forty runs were made over the course
runs st each point The highest speed osI a.
sp..d when aons aSn The Boats
great power when used In towing other
The Jassr engine is one of their regular
insh strsois It 10 placed in Sa eompsrs part
mont ssaidships under q light housing.
open at the After end but closed with q water:
tight bulkhead forward, There are hinged
covers in tbs roof. which csn be. raised
to give light and air when inspecting the
sngine. 4 most convenient little SWITCH
engine house At the after end. A number
Of miniature electric lights are placed
under the house ~ varioue points TO light
tss nsnhss nstssssss:ry Thss ,rS5nns az
ma sgneto are placed here and the valve
rods, starting isyer?. &c.,. are brought
together. 90 that citing on the seat Just at
Of the engine house one may have full oon-
tyol Of the boat. Gasoiene 70 pumped. by
tSs seat s'f nto sson ssss
under the house at each side. with gravity
feed TO the carbureter. A steering wheel
10 at the right hand under the stsrboard
K largo cockpit forward furnishes spao.
for st2wfnr 2 racing yachts dunnsge and
sqperfuous hamper or q general cargo
Of household supplies for those who have
70 transport them BY water, Waterproof
10 copbisteiy Close IN both oooipitS si & max max,
jnH, them quite dry and weatherproof in
high Winds with flying spray and rain,
The boats are furnished With. light
portable mast and .saf with. loose footed
ne EaiEhss ESst i. and sa. H. %atips d e handy sans
fpished.- With mahogany seats elm graf
i9gs. oak WISH boards and sheer strakes,
cedar plank with top sides painted white
and and bottom M green. The khaki coIorsd
ina compists VERY carefully thought Ss out
The sun., 1908-11-29
HtLY HOSTILE TO Austria.
t~onc 'nake I,emonstratiens and the
Government Hardly lnterferes.
.spseial Caht Despateh 70 raL sun.

special Cable Despatch 10 TIE sun.
ROME, Nov. 2s.-The outburst OF in
dgnation provoked by the recent conflict
hetween Italian and German students at
tho University of Vienna is increasing
and becoming more intense throughout
Italy 1t is expressed by hostile demon
STATIONS outside the Austrian Embassy
h"re and the Austrian consulates through
out the country. -....,- s.s...
The Government is doing little to re-
press the demonstrations. Only a score
= police made a half hearted attempt
on" day this week to stop demonstra-
'on outside the Austrian Embassy. The
mob burned the Austrian flag, shouting
Death TO the Austrians!"
he police at first did not interfere,
tut later on arrested few students, who
we're Immediately released. Late In the
The sun., 1908-11-29
CHESS.
College Players In Preparatiea fer An.
nual Tournaments.

CsileEe Players IN Preparatioa fer An.
nuaI Tournaments.
Following the annual tournament OF CO.
Iunibis. Harvard. Yale and Princeton. 10
be held In this city just before Christ mas
he teams Of the Triangular College Chess
League. representing Cornell. Brown and
the University OF Pennsylvapia, will meet
In their tenth congress on December 2S,
20. 30 and 81. IL possible II ia planned
to get the teams Of Columbia and Cornell.
winners respectively OF the Quadran gular
and triang, meets OF last year. together
about the same time. 49,
Cornell Is again striving hard 10 bring a
winning team to he mark In theforthoomin G
contest. but a stubborn struggle for suprem-
acy Is looked for on the part OF the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania. which will be headed
by Norman r. Whitaker. the freshman
who made one OF the Quaker trio which
played against Oxford In England in las
July. On that occasion whitaker dis
tinguished himself by winning against
everv one OF his En- glish opponents, making G
q score Of six straight wins. One Of the
Cornell players VIII surely be l., ,Tolins OF
Brooklyn. a brother OF J. Tolins. WHO played
S5 Sos tsv in 10 et ns .Tas Tas Rssb q
member OF the champion team OF Curtis
High School Of Staten island. -.
/. Walter Stephens. 10, will captain
Princeton's chess team and will play at
the. top board with J. W. Alexander. 10.
and j. l.. Tieman, 10. playing. at the sec:
robin tourney is in progress 70 decide fourth
being NJ. N. McDermott, 10. j. 8. Dennes,
20. and l.. 7. Bamant. n. Charles Curt
OF the Brooklyn Chess Club will coach the
team until Christmas.
In his simultaneous exhibition at the
rooms Of the Manhattan Chess Club MaGnus
Smith, champion OF Canada. made score
Of ~ wine. losses and draw. d. Rako-
witz apd Messre. Holt and Dercey won
games from the single expert, and the draw
game was scored by Mr.. foyo.
ekhor VICENTE Martinez de Carvajel,
chess champion of Spain, was ope OF the
ase visitor, % st The Tsos Of .se Mseh..snn titan
saItstien sans ssaiass : stlope team q
HIisaier sam6it. the spanish expert showed
hiuneelf to be q capable and entertaining
representative of the, old school Of chess
The allies we're defeated In handsome stylo
and were obliged TO resisn after twenty-six
Gustav H. Kochier. former state cham:
piop OF New York and New jersey. met
with stubborn resistance In his simultaneous
performance at the Rice Chess Club OF this
city. his score at the end comprising Wins
Q losses % and drawn eames; The yinner"
zsaEsrhs;s zssSEosahSs,s Rissssr H Coo GSSd%sn MAJ.
A. II. BlerwoTth. Vi. Roth. W. Hertel. p.
Rosensweig, NJ, @. Brown, A. Msrder tcon-
Morgan. ~ 81
The sun., 1908-11-29
CLADIN DIADEM. GIRL DANCES.
Reichstas Takes IN . Beauty Evening
Church Crusade On in Berlin.
Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE

| Special Cable DtSpafeh 10 THB SUS.
! BERLIN, Nov. 2s.-Living statuary ano
Salome dancers in America and England
have been the talk OF tn, whole world
but 1t remained for the Germ ans, who
delight in lauding their kuhnr over that
Of France or Russia, to present under q
pretended mantle Of art n series Of per.
formances which might only be expected
in an Arab cafe ohantant.
| About year ago q society was formed
for the cultivation OF oorporeal beauty
and the propagation Of tho creed Of true
morality which is only to be found in
nudity The society took the name Die
Schonheit-Beauty, It at first confined
itself to issuing periodical so-called
artistic photographs. Then followed
beauty evenings to which at first only
members Of Die Sch6nheit were admitted
These evenings were such q snccess
that they were soon made public and
took Berlin by storm. swerd dance
more shameless than anything, perpe-
trated on the northern bouleyards OF
Paris achieved enormous popularity.
But at last the Catholics and Lutherans
protested against the performances and
one Deputy announced that he would
make an Interpolation OF the Govern
ment in the Prussian Diet, while church
newspapers severely criticised the Min
lister Of the Interior for allowing the
shows to 60 on. The result Of all this
was that the public performances were
interdicted. .
The society made every effort TO get
public opinion in their favor and finally
invited. the whole Reichstag and the
Prussian Diet to witness a performance
at -besuty evening" Lat Monday
night tho new concert hall in Berlin twas
crowded with Deputies. some OF whom
were accompanied by their wives and
even their daughters. and an armed with
opera glasses. They sat right through
the performance. which was q crescendo
Of indecepcy. eliminating in the hasrant
sword dance, which was performed by
q young woman whose entire costume
consisted OF diadem in her hair.
The sun., 1908-11-29
THE LORDS AND THE LICENSE
Great Muster OF Antique Fashion Plates
TO Hill Liberal Bill-HiGh TaX Now.

10 kiII Liberal Bili-Iiigh Tax New.
!Spsefai Cdbe Dsspaehss 10 TEE SUN,
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-After the prelimi-
nary meeting Of peers at Lansdowna
House. which is now generally regarded
as having been unnecessary and bad
tactics, yesterdays seven hour debate
In the House OF Lords seemed 10 be an un-
called for preliminary to the final killing
OF the Governments licensing bill. But
not since the Lords mustered to throw out
Gladstone's Home Rule bill has billbeen
killed on such a superb scale. a.
From the remotest corners Of the three
kingdoms noble peers were dug out to
sw ell the ranks Of each party and again
denizens Of Westminster say weird hats
and coats. the secrets Of whose designs
rtain British peers alone seem to have
inherited. Two peers took the oath after
many years neglect in ofdor 10 taisS their
seats and vote against this ATTACK on
property" Several others who hitherto
have never entered their own iordly
chamber. wandered into the House OF
Commons.
But they gave the bill what Lord Fitz-
maurice called first class funeral. Fitz-
maurice is Liberal Cabinet Minister, and
1t was amusing to hear him gibing at his
own brother. Lord Lansdowne. the Con-
servative leader in the House OF Lords
for shepherding 30 many peers who rarely
came near the house, .
II Is now generally expected that the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer will take
advantage Of the rejection Of the bill to
raise at least q couple Of million pounds
by increased license duties
The sun., 1908-11-29
PRINCE SPEAKS FOR sERvIA.
Says Ten Miliien Patriots Are Resay te
Die fer the Sake Of Bosnia.

Sayb"Eeh Mlnuen EetFtete Arc Heeay te
| Die fer the Sake Of Bosnia.
Special Cable Despatch 10 TEE sus.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Observer prints
long and carefully prepared interview
with the Grown Prince Of servia con-
tanning an impassioned plea for servian
ideals and defence Of the Servlan at
ttalde.
The Prince says 1t Is not true that
nothing but war will satisfy the Servians.
They demand the minimum necessary
to secure their economic existence. They
will never sell their national birthright
nor bargain over the heart of the Servian
people. 81"
The Prince spoke of Servia. not with
its 5000. goo within the present frontiers
but the real Servian nation with 10000
600 patriots stretching from Trieste to
Macedonia. from the Adriatio to Bull
garia, whose inevitable national progress
makes the annexation Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina unthinkable.
The Prince concludes: Since 1t Is
mofnentarily improbable that all por-
tions of the Servian people will be al
lowed TO develop unitedly the least the
Servians can demand is that the occupied
provinces become completely autono-
nous under the suzerainty OF Turkey"
To attain this object the Prince avmred
that there were 10000. 600 patriots ready
to die.
The sun., 1908-11-29
CHILLY WELCOME FOR CASTRO.
Paris Papers Demand That vcnexaeisn
President Ne Net Permttted 70 IAHA. d.

Paris Papers Demand That vonezaeian
President Ne Net Permitted to land. ,
Special Ca@s Despatch 10 THE SUN.
PARIS. Nov. 2s,--The report that Presi-
dent Castro Of Venezuela has sailed for
France has stirred the French news.
papers and many of them are protesting
against allowing him to land ct Bordeaux
'If.' says one paper. she comes as the
representative Of q. country with which
We have broken diplomatic relations,
bis position will be embarrassing. Ifhe
comes as an individualhe ought evidently
to be met by an expulsion warrant
cit 10 impossible says another paper,
that Castro should receive from us the
hospitality he refused TO our citizens
In such an obnoxious manner"
! The Dutch Minister OF Foreign Affairs
has asked France what reception the
expects to give Castro, az
Holland is ready to associate herself
Herewith.
The sun., 1908-11-29
JAMAIG4 PRINTERS STRIKE.
Emp,s,ers Refusea an. so Per Cent. In
! crease Of Wages and Wit Rtght.
Special Cable Despatch 10 TaE s

Special Cdhs Despatch 10 TaE SUN z .'
KINGSTON. Jamaica. Nov. 2s, Oyer
% per, cent? Of the oompoators. all the
form impossfs and the machine mon in
every newspaper and job otfice In Kings
ton quit work tonight when their eu-
ployers refused the demand that they
should be paid wages on, the American
union scale. This would mean an increase
Of 60 per cent in most of the salaries paid
as we'll as an eight hour day. .. 80,
The proprietors OF the newspapers and
the heads Of the job printing establish
ments announce that they will hght the
union on these points Ths newspaper
proprietors say they will get out .papers
on reduced scale until they secure an
entirely new force. .a. -.