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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
Kaiser to Have New Palace.

The loyal citizens of W1esbaden pro-
pose to raise a great fund and build the
kaiser palace near the town. This plan
is the result Of the fierce competition which
goes on between different German towns for
the sovereign's favor The Wiesbadeners
are under the impression that their spa
has lost the kaiser's patronage, for dur
ing the last three years he has more or
less ignored 1t in favor Of Bad Homburg.
The present palace at Wiesbaden Is I'M
comfortable, and is situated in a noisy
part Of the town. The kaiserfn Is kept
awake at night by the noise Of passing
trans It is expected that if new pal
ace Is built Wilhelm II will stay there
for term once every year.
Some Wiesbadeners are against the
project, as they believe that the kaiser
Is dissatisfied with their town for an
other reason. He complained In 1903. 1t
is stated, OF the bad manners Of the resi-
dents, who followed him in troops every
where.
The bankers of Germany are anxious
about the money that would be neces-
sary should the government decide to
mobilize the army.
For this purpose there is sum of
$24 ,OO0, 900 Enclosed In the Julius Tower
at Spandau. But the government has for
long time past been of opinion that
this sum would prove wholly inadequate,
and that 1t will be necessary to increase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE.

First Lieut.. B. H Camden, who was
recently detached from duty with the
life saving service. has reported at the
department for duty as ordnance Officer
of the revenue cutter service.
Capt p H. Uberroth, aid to the captain
conmandant, will in future be designated
as 'in charge Of personnel and opera
tons" and Lieut.. Austin is assigned to
tho duty as assistant to Capt Uberroth.
The new register of the service, which
will be issued shortly. will contain these
changes.
Capt. Charles McAIlister, engineer-in-
chief of the service, Is in London. his first
ceived from him by Lieut.. Ketzschmar.
his assistant in the department, states that
he is wearing a straw hat and an over
coat on account Of the variable weather.
Capt. Andrew ]. Henderson. assistant
inspector life saving service at Chicago.
visited and registered at the department
in the past week.
Capt William e. Reynolds. superin-
tendent of construction and repair. Is at
the Newport News shipyard in connection
with the construction Of the two cutters
to be built there.
First lieutenant Of Engineers Charles
r. Nash, who has been spending a leave
of absence at his former home in Alex
andrta, left Friday for Detroit, Mich, to
join the cutter Morrill,, to which he Is as
signed.
The cutter Acushnet has added another
to the long list Of vessels that she has
aided In the past two and half years.
Last week she found the schooner Car
rie A. Buchanan ashore on Halves shoal,
in Vinegar sound, Mass, and in danger
Of being seriously damaged. Capt. john
ston went to the aid OF the vessel. and in
endeavoring to pull her into deep water
broke three hawsers before getting her
afioat She was found to be uninjured
and was lowed into Vineyard Haven. The
vessel and cargo are valued at $4,000.
Since going into commission under the
command Of Capt, Charles Fl Johnston,
the Aclishnet. which is but a big tug, has
aided sixty-nine vessels that were in
trouble on dangerous shoals about Mar
tha's Vineyard and Nantucket. The total
value Of these vessels and their cargoes
will amount to many hundred thousand
dollars.
A report from the commanding oficer
of the cutter Winona, on duty In the
passes to the Mississippi states that ves-
sci found the sloop yacht Hazel In dis
tress in Great pass. The yacht was
ashore and considerable work was re-
quired to get her ahoet This was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 16.--Fruit OF the
loom A bleached cottons are to be
reduced Monday morning from 8&
cents to cents yard by the selling
agents. Wide print cloths are easier
Trading was light for the day. job
bers are preparing for an active week
Of special sales. Prices have been cut
on low and balbriggan knit wear for
spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
TREASURY Statement.

At the beginning Of business yester-
day the condition Of the United States
Treasury was:
Working balance in Treasury offices.
$85,179,189; in banks and Philippine
treasury, $34.706.449; the total balance
in the general fund was STAT, 416.791:
ordinary receipts yesterday were ST.
133.858, with ordinary disbursements OF
$1.803.122.
The deficit to date this fiscal year
is S13,928,61O, as against $3,739,473 at
this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
Devoted to Duty.

From the Detroit Free Pres.
"Are you ever coming to bedr'' he cali
ed out.
IT don't know" she replied. 'T prom
Used Mrs. Jones that ia keep track Of
her husband while she is away. and Ina
going to know what time he comes home
II have to stay mp all night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
Winchester Business Men
Want Juncture of Railroads.
TRAGEDY CAUSE OF DEATH
Father of Slain Man Dies in an In
sane Asylum.
PIGPEN GETS INTO POLITICS
Issue So Dangerous Councilmen
Hesitated to Tackle It-Wheat
Crop a Failure.
TRAGEDY CAUSE OF DEATH
PIGPEN GETS INTO POLITICS
snec,a, Correspondence Of The Star

special Correspondence or Inc star.
WINCHESTER, Va, July Is. 1911.
Pressure is being brought to bear by
the Business Mems Association of Win
chester and Frederick county to show
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany why it will be advantageous to all
concerned to accept the proposition to
make a physical connection with the
Cumberland Valley railroad lines in the
northern section of Winchester.
The matter has been agitated for q
number of years, and during the past
year the Cumberland Valley railroad has
bought large tracts of land In the north
ern suburbs and has extended its line to
within thirty or forty yards OF the tracks
OF the other road. At a conference held
here Thursday between Baltimore and
Ohio officials and a committee from the
Business Mems Association the matter
was considered in detail and the rail-
road people stated that a formal reply
would be made within thirty days. The
Cumberland Valley railroad has already
indicated its willingness to make the
connection.
Mayor Accuses Councilmen.
mild sensation this week followed the
reading OF message from Mayor BAKER
to the common council of Winchester,
in which he called attention to a VIOLA
ton of state law which forbids men,
Der of any city or town council contract
ing for municipal improvements. It was
pointed out by the mayor that Council
man Fred L. Glaize had contracted to
do certain paving. curb and gutter work
in front OF his various properties. and
also that no license, water or sewer tax
had as yet been levied against Mr.. Glaize
as the proprietor of a public swimming
pool.
With little discussion the council re-
ferred the message to several commit
tees, instructing them to make reports.
A Winchester youth was caught al
most in the act Of robbing the soda wa
ter establishment OF John P. Sartelle
early Thursday morning and feaped over
a fence after being shot at four times by
a man living in an adjoining building.
The youth stood on the outside talking
with q crowd of men after the police mad
arrived on the scene and leisurely walk
ed away without being arrested.
To Enlarge Freight Yards.
Although Brunswick. Md. has one OF
the largest and most complete freight
yards in the United States. plans have
been made for the enlargement OF the
same by the addition OF ten more tracks.
each Of which will hold fifty freight
cars. The new tracks WIN be operated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16

paper is especially noteworthy because
1t shows that Russia and Japan consider
that they have paid, and paid heavily,
Tor Manchuria. and they are determined
to make a stand for 1t. That either state
has the intention Of handing over it's
railroads there to China when the time
limit expires 1t would be puerile to imag-
iae. They regard Manchuria as theirs
politically. and every scheme devised by
outsiders, even though 1t be purely COM
mercial or agricultural, which may rem
der their final aim more difficult Of at
tainment Is the work of q disguised en-
envy and is, Of course. political.
What may be termed a brilliant game
OF political chess is being played by Rus
sia and Japan against China and the
United States, with the last named scor-
ing heavily. So long as the parties keep
to the chessboard all will be well. But
there Is danger that an attempt may be
made to decide the issue on the battle
f1eld-that China may be involved in a
campaign against Japan and Russia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
Subject to Appeal.
From the Kansas City Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal.
The decision Of q New York judge that
a man is boss OF his own household Is
probably good law, and 1t will stand UNI
til overruled by the real boss Of the
household-the wife. the cook or the baby.
as the case may b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
Unable to Meet Emergency.

Recently the director Of the Bank of
Germany declared that In his opinion
German banks would not be able, in case
Of war, to supply the necessary sums to
the army. because as soon as 1t was
known that war was imminent the de-
positors would besege the banks in
crowds and withdraw their money. In
these circumstances he suggests that the
war treasure in the julius Tower should
be increased to 100000
hear that the war minister will short
ly put forward such demand in the
reichstag. Public opinion is, however, I'M
favorable to this step, on the ground that
1t would lock up so much gold at time
when there is barely sufficient coin for
commercial purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
INDUCES in Bitter Comment.

bitterly that the syndicate Of the Ameri-
can Harvester Company. which will sup
ply the agricultural implements for the
enterprise. has as its president the Amer
lean minister in Picking.
This article In Rusia's most influential
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
Feeling Against Americans.

number Of Russia's most influential
political newspapers. headed by the Novo5e
Vremja, are working UP a strong anti
American feeling in Russia, stating that
the United States is trying to stir up trou-
BILE in Manchuria. In recent article the
Novoje vremja accuses the United States
government that Russia is planning to
make up for her territorial losses In the
Japanese war by annexing Manchurfa.
The United States minister at Picking CO.
operating with Mr.. Fred Douglas Fisher.
United States consul at Mukden, the paper
render the cultural mission Of Russia and
japan in Manchuria exceedingly difficult.
and which may lead to war.
The plan consists OF q proposal that
number of land lots In Manchuria OF
from five to ffty-thousand acres should
be set apart by the Chinese government
for cultivation according to the very
latest American system The result, or
rather one of the many beneficial results,
of this innovation will be to transform
Manchuria into q center Of civilization
and material prosperity and thereby to
make 1t outgrow the cultural boons which
Russia and Japan have to offer 1t.
Another effect. the paper says. will be
to make 1t clear to all whom 1t may con-
Germ that Manchuria Is In fact as well
as in name a province OF China, and
must be treated accordingly. OF course.
quite as firm footing In Manchuria as
Japan and Russia now possess. In re-
turn for this all that China Is now asked
to do Is to supply the necessary work
men and to protect the colonists by main
tanning sufficient military forces In the
province. That sounds like CHECK and
mate" uttered by the United States gov
eminent to Russia and Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
Russia on the Coast.

The Russian minister Of the interior has
Just sent bill into the duma for strength
ening the predominance Of the Russian
element among the settled population of
the Thurman coast, on the Arctic ocean,
and bordering on Norway, which is an
other step in the Matchmaking policy Of
M. stolypin, to the detriment Of foreigners
in Russias borderlands, as, for instance.
the recent restrictions directed against
Germans in the western provinces.
According to this law project, the real
Russian settlers in the region indicated
are to be favored. while foreigners, and
even Russian subjects Of foreign extrac.
ton, will be barred from all rights Of
holding landed property within a hun
dred versts Of the frontiers on the Kola
peninsula and on several islands OF the
Thurman coast adjacent to Norway.
This bill also refers to the necessity for
settling the water limit against foreign
fishermen Off this coast. which the Rus
sian government wishes to make twelve
miles, and against which the British gov
eminent protests until the question IL
made one Of International agreement.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
y a II.
Don M arita geoerfrS m.


Is lit Ratt, sine talts, flare Winz
terna9t uno i5 lisgs pah uno tam
niGt fhlaien.
Sa i.6e naa bsm 5sniter. Rod iino
nidt iens blabgrausn Zone gu srteus
nsn, bic i'm Griibiabr bis in msiHs
oi6te Rollsarbine binein bic WOrgsns
odmmerung pertiinoen. lin mid it's
Itil. SD bor4e geipannt mad 2auten
in Der Ra6t, aber i6 tann nur Elm
i6pahss, f6pahss SdufeIn psrnsbz
men, pieIIsiht BON Den bohen 9dumsn
i'm Walo, Der ihpn Elm puur Shritte
bon msinem Genitsr entfernt empor.
pGhit.
Nsins rbr lit itsbsn gsblisben. Gs
1T mitten in Der Radt. Gas gan3s
5aus ihlGft.
Sd oents an ben tiefeu, aebeimnibs
oollen DdIo. in bsiTen S6us unb
Stile oi: Sbisre isbt ouf itren psr=
borg.neu alfubsn ihIsitsn -. Stebs
i6 auf unh ihluge msins garbins 3uz
rid, 10 isbe ih nur cine uRenoli6a
blluIi6e Giniternib, In Der bic Sterne
ittunerr. llHo bod Isbt es, tuitet
uno I6!sitt es runn um mid in Der
groBen Raht :. 8srdoe in elmer 'o!,
den Ra9t III Der Suts braubeu uno
Itreift umber nah bss Saees Rube.
giuiam gsbt er nah Raub aus. gu
ipsi!sn tont isiu tIagenoss 9ebeul. Gr
fnlsift iih big 3u Der pffsusn 2ln6obe
oberbdlb beg Ssrrenbofes phsr oes
0orfss, unb Dor ben Mohnungen Der
itlafeno.n Wlenihen IGBt er ieinsn
sinIdmsn Ruf horen. gr heuIt Dor
Suns:r uno aus sSasbluit, uno feline
ausen lsudten imarasbsriin unp
erauiam
Sn etr paar Stunbsn fam BET ga
ger eripant fsin uno elm Rubel Sunbe
lpsssndht hdben. hit oem Worgen
brs6en neue 8eoisrbsn, nsue Qeibens
ihaftsn in oes WdIpss Rute elm, unb
neue 2aute ho[len rpieber. llnb pielleiht
hort man ShiiiTe ,Rallsn unb meni6e
llhe SttmMsH elnlHoer ruTeH uno ants
lporfeu.
9aran h<nte iG.
Sd, Die ih auf benz 2anbe po6ns mitz
ten in Sagbgebist.n, babe ben Wann
tsnnsu lslernt. ben Wdnn als Sdasr,
ais 5reiluftmenihen fosuIuoen. llnb
ih babe babel man6erlei Erfdbrung.n
gemd6t.
SD babe in meinsm 2eben 10 piel
Sagbseihidten ano Saso6ericbts ses
bort, oab tie fir Elm Oites BUD aus
rsifen tpiiroeH. aber ih babe tie ale
nisoer pergsFsn. Die esdger fprehen
beionbsrs germ BON thren .oeloentbaten
ooer audi BON ben Standardization,
bic ibnen auf ben tpilnen Megen bes
sssuet iinb. absr fir ben 3uh0rsr per-
ben bic INNER glsihen GrsGbluneen
NIT Der 3sit lanspeilis, unb Der 4us
benitebenbe - in oisiem Sale ih -
permag tein ipahrss SntereiIe baran
5u betunben.
Sa natiislia. bic Sasb nnS bic
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8isDeilen Denfe i'd Daran, lpenn i9
iebe, pie Elm Sdger ii6 ouf ben Neg
maft. Sd tam am 5eniter itebsn,
obns Die gertHgite Guft 3u fpiiren,
mtt5ugeben, unD i9 Derfolge nur bi.
9eitdtten duf bem Wege mad benz
Bdlo. Der f6par3e Spiirbuno 3ittert
Dor gifer unb reiBt an Der aoppeI.
Die 5linteuldufe gldn5en in Der
Sonns. Nein, es 1T pirtlih lpabr, oaB
SagD uno SGger mid nttt intereFt-
rem, unD oab i6 Dsren 8eihihten un=
srtrGgli6 finoe. Nber, Dern ih 10 oas
itsbe, unO cine frti6e, frobe Stimme
it6 burh 0as geI6IoTene 5eniter in
ha8 3immer Drdugt, in Dem ih arr
bette, leie, meir gerutiames Stu6snz
leben Iebe, ounn bente i4 odron. oub
Is bod ein 6auh DOM 8eiit Deg aiten
8an lit, Der Big 6iuetn in ipGte a3eiten
bic Stirn Der Meni6en umrauitt,
tpenn Der Wulo unb beTen 2eben fte
umfGnqt. 1no pjeQettt bdngt Das @ez
beinlnts oes Sagotriebes gdn3 i'm Sns
uern nit oem Starteu uuD llrTpringz
liaen 3uiammen, Das mir betm Wfdns
ne ntht mtfIen m06ten -.
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Der seihilste Sobel.
ct. getersbura i'm 9s3.

- Ss IAs ~NJ'
Sober Raturirsunb piro nit Be-
frieoisuns psrnommen baben, bdb laut
1orihlas Der Sago aommiFion Der
Rsinsouma bic Sash ouf s3obel fir
brei Sabre perbotsu tporben III. W0gs
bic ausfubruns oieiss @oridlags nur
niHt sH ipdt ,pmmsn! 9enn osm go
bel lit bistsr 10 uHbarmterSig nahgez
iiellt norbsn. oab Iein 4usitsrben IN
naber 4usiitt itsbt.
Sn aomtItatto, tpober bic toitbas
r.n Gefl9en, len. NIT peibsn SpiBsn
ouf i1Dor3em peI3srunos, ssliefert
irerben. sshort CT iest su ben bohiten
SeItentei.sn. Rein Wunbsr, oab Der
pr.is fur Elm ioltss GeG $50 bis 300
Wart betrdst. uno boB er fir Die aus.
gsiu6teitsn grsmpldrs Bis aui oas
Doppslte unp 9rsifdGe emporidnslIt.
60 ifi es roglid, oab Elm sinfater
Rnntel. 81 benz etipa hunoert allers
fetnFsr 1sa9en peripenbet iinp, gssen
$4,000 Wart toitst. Auh i'm S.niis
feis. 2enas unb amur Gebiet baben
fih oi. 3pbel 10 fart ssIidtst, oaB
idnsere Shonuns unbeoingt ssboten
HI. SINNER eeringer fpiro bic 3ubl
Der in SeniHeist. Srtutsf uno Nitolas
itlu eeponnsnen pel3e. 0d i6nen bic
lreibtn Spisen fshlen, 10 'tehen lie i'm
preiie binter benen BON aamtihattd
Suriid. iebob fino lie erhtbli1 tbeursr,
uls bic rpeniser seihdbten amsritanis
fhsn aus Canada unb 2obrabor, bic
In ben bunielften unb bei.en grempIaz
rem fir % bis 80 Marf, in ben bell>
Rem fosar fhon fir 8 bis 10 Mort
5u baben finb. aa pielt 3obsi peroen
ntft sefhofen. ionoern in S6iineen
unb Gallsn sefansen. 70 bab eins9srs
iesuns Dss tpitbareu pslsss aussez
iHloHen III. 4ebnlicb geIaiebt Der
1ans fait o1er iibrisen tleinsn gel5z
fbiere, aud bss Sermelins. uno ipsnn
stlnoE.n mirb. 70 bebienen iia bic
meiiitn Sdgr elmer Mrmbruit unb
hnntpfer Holaen. Heinnhers esIhift
In Der Giihruns ber Armbruit iiHo bic
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i'm Siiboiten pes @oupernements 4re
9angels unb in Der Wdlbregion Des
@oupernements Dologbd anidiiigen
Sprjdnen, bic i'm GrIbjabr unoSom@
mer ibre 4efer beifeden, aber im9er6it
uno Dinter Der Saeo obliesen uno gu
Dieism 3fped nber ben ural biz tief
mad Sibirien binetn aieben. Wait ihrer
Mrmbruit bdben fie es aud auf bas
iibtrifde GtdbDrn6en abeefeben, oeiz
fen pels i'm Wintsr cine aI9graublaue
sydrbe aHnimmt uno ais y5e6" nett
unb brett betdnnt unb geI6dbt lit.
4lio NIT S6rpt fpirb ni6t gei9ofen,
neil Der pel3 fonIt ruinirt piiroe.
Die rufiiIhe Rsgieruns piiroe aud
BON ben Selen, bic ibr Die Gingebore>
men Der fibirifden 8ouoernements
jdbrli6 tributndbig ab3uliefern 6az
ben uno bic iie In petersburg CUR Nut
tion bringt, ieoes 5eri6oHene @remz
plar unbeoingt 3uriidpei'en. limb
ebsnIo ipiirbsn ite 5uriifgeniefen perz
ben auf ben grobsn Wteffen gu Sr6it
uno RiI6ni RopgOrob, no ii6 Der
frsibdnbige gertauf in groBartigIter
Weiie poll3iebt.
Was on fsinitsm 3obel auf DisIen
Meiisn unb auf ben groben QuttiOnen
in 2onbOn angeboten fpirO, gsht gum
grobten S6eil nu4 Wlostar, petersz
burg, paris, Berlin unb Nep gprt.
uebrigens lit elm RiIdni aud Der be-
i6eibenite pel3, Der S6pfspel3, bertrez
ten, unb 5ipar in toloFdlsn Mengen.
Gr 1T gum yIulup" on gruTt uno
4ermsln einen biibiden 4uspus in
Stitsrei srbaIten. 2u9 bic 8dusrin
sisbt i'm @inter sinen gulup an, Der
aber Idnger als jensr Der Wdnner lit.
geriibmt tpsgen Der gearbeitung bon
G6disfe[lsn fir ben 5ulup 1T bds
Dorf Muraf6tinp i'm &reiTs anujagis
min. Die Rurnihtiner MAIDEN Denn
aud duf Der W1eHs ausgs3ei4nete Gs>
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bur6 Die 8earbeitung BON SaIenfellen
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bur6 bic BON Gi6bornfenfsueu, pie
bic 9srpo5ner pDn aar3opoI i'm Gjou.
pernsment GIont3 uno bon Giloboos@
tOie i'm 9oupernsment Diatu. gs 1T
sine Sdusinouitrie, bic 'Iih auf Der
Wsiie srobsn 3uipru6s srfreut. Qbsr
bic feinsren pel3e psroen ni6t bort,
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9sip3ig. sugsrihtst Die 2eip3igsr
bsriteben bos 3uri6ten aus oem 5uns
bament - ibr Rubm gsbt purh bic
sun3s Wslt. unb 10 srbaIteu aud bic
3otslfeQe in 2stp5ig srTt ibre rshts
Wsibe, ibr rshtss 2tnieben, oenu pors
benz ieben tie 10 unanisbnlid aus. oaB
Der Rittfahmann taum i6ren bohn
Wsrtb 81 srtenneu Dermag.
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