The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-04-07
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San Francisco. az the Raleigh last night
Mr.. Diamant has been a citizen cf THIS
country for more than fifty years. but
stu takes an active Interest in European
politics, he himself, having migrated
10 this country Elore than half a century
ago.
Austria acted in an arbitrary and
high-handed manner said Mr.. Dlamant-
Herzegovina and Bosnia were under the
suzerainty OF the Sultan Of Turkey, and
Austria was put in charge OF these pro-
vinces. just 10 keep house for them.
that's all Austria was under contract
with the signatOry powers 10 carry out
her part OF the programme, but BY an
nexing the provinces she did something
absolutely contrary to the spirit Of the
agreement she entered into with the
powers when Bosnia and herzegovina
were placed in her keeping
Mr. Diamant said thar Il was sheer
force or arms which had forced England.
Russia. AID France 50 acknowledge Aus
tria's action in the matter that Ger
many backed Up Austria. and that there
was nothing left FOR the entente cordiale
between England, France. and Russia
but TO acknowledge Austria-s action
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that there is any truth IA the report
which declares that the second son %
the Kaiser was 70 be called 20 the throne
Of Hungary as soon as the Emperor Of
Austria dies
Hobart Chatneld-Taylor. Of Chicago. Is
al the Shoreham- The visitor is a we'll
known author o. numerous popular works.
and is here on a private visit.
Felipe Pardo. Minister Of Peru. IS al
the Shoreham. having just returned from
his native country.
Eastern automobile factories are now
making a strong bid for the trade Of
Western Kansas" said Fred s Walker.
OF Topeka, Eans. al the Riggs last night
They are not only establishing agencies
IN every county seat town IN the short
grass country. but are also making spe-
cial models Of autos for that trade.
Whether they VIII be able 10 drive the
saddle horse OUT Of business remains 10
- seen.
Probably no people in the world are
more prosperous than the farmers %
Western Kansas continued 3Ir. Walker.
Reports show that their bank deposits
aggregate 500 for each man. woman. and
child. The average over the State is Sls5
per capita. which far exceeds the per
capita deposits OF other States
The short grass farmers have thou
I sands OF tons OF alfalfa In the stack.
more growing wheat in the bin and in
the ground. while cattle and horses and
mules are roaming or every side. CD-to-
date farm machinery makes L possible
FOR the farmer 20 spare his children time
70 go 70 school from seven 70 nine
months IN the year. and the school hs
provides for them now IS Just as good
as that provided for the children IN the
thickly settled sections OF the East The
only difference is that the schools are n0-
so numerous
AT the present time the saddle horse
IS the most popular means OF cranspo--
tatiOn." added Mr.. Walker Every
morning the roads around a county sea-
town are lined with boys and glrls or
horseback with their geometry. botany.
Caesar. Virgil and other high school
books. coming 20 school. Sheds are pro-
viced az most Of the schools % shelter
the horses during school hours The
farmers take JCr.S about furnishing feed
for the horses When school Is out for
tie day. tie pupils go down town. 90
the trading for the family and ride home
Many farmers are now buying auromo-
biles FOR their children 10 use IN going
90 and returning from school. The short
grass country has the finest natural
roads IN the West The country is a.
most as level as a floor. Frequently
two or more farmers make UD a Jackpot
and buy e light touring car. Just for The
children 70 90 70 school H."
= regards oklahoma politics and the
distribution CO Federal patronage. a new
deal has been insugursted by President
Taft- according TO John Y Saunders. OF
Guthrie. okla. who IS al the Arlington
In Tie matter OF post-ofice patronage
and other minor appointments continued
Mr. Saunders. affecting a Congressional
district only. the Republican Congress
man from that district. II there Is one.
is given control. and appointments ara
made solely upon his recoumendatiou.
In the two Oklahoma districts. now
represented by Democrats. the Fourth
ard Fifth. National Committeeman Cash
CAGE ana STATE Chairman Joseph Norris
make the recommendations for pOst-of-
hCes and other minor appointments affect
ing these two districts. In matters o.
general patronage President Taft viii
make appointments Upon the Joint rec
ommendatio1 OF state Chairman joseph
Norris. National Committeeman Cash
Cade. Congressman Bird MCGUIRE. c. z
Creager. and Dick T. Morgan"
The late Frederick McNany. publisher,
once hsd occasion said George T.
Symons. a Chicago lawyer. who was seen
al the ShOreham. 10 consult me about
an infriuge5 copyright
Ar McNauy thought there would be
no trouble about correcting this infringe
ment. The thing. he believed. had been
innoeentIy dose. The man who had done
IL was an ameteur in publshing-unso
phisticateG-like a girl his father used 10
tell about out IN Ireland
This girl was the daughter OF a poor
man, and every week or so she used 70
come 20 the WALLACE rectory with
pheasant or a hare 10 sell The price
she asked was low. and for a time the
pastor bought OF her Then, somehow.
bis suspicious were aroused. The next
time the girl called ne said 20 her sternIy:
It IS good. fresh game you bring. nv
dear. and your price IS always reason
able: but DO you come By all thess
pheasants and hares honestly
oh. shUre. yes. yer reverence said
the young girl. Ny father is poacher
to Lord Clare "
Heinrich sehuetz. Of Frankfurt, Ger
many. a manufacture OF that town, IS at
TIE New Willard. Speaking Of England's
Efforts 10 build a strong Dreadnought
navy. Herr Schuetz said last night that
the British naval estimates do not by any
means deeply impress German experts.
The conviction exists IN German naval
circles" continued Herr Schuetz. that
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