The sun., 1912-07-14

rowrr 10 investigatn them and sec IL the
public is l~ing fooled The public. by
tho way. h"ir,,!y approves Of tn" plan.
which affect, even IN" great departmnn'
stores. of which Berlin has the largest
in the world.
ATTACHING PRC-fRENCH aGIrAToRS.
The sentencing Of Herr Schatz. man
ag"r of factory AT Snargem'ind. to four
months imprisonment for turning the
fac" Of n Mis' Of the Kaiser 10 the wall is
construed here as an indication that the
Go,"rnTnar' intends 70 mt u dinpcr on
the rabid pro-Frcnch agitators Of Alsace-
Lorraine
: hatz's Ofenc was committed at a
meet ng called for tn organization of
n French society. In the discussion as to
tn" probable attitude Of the German
Government toward tho society Schatz
turned a bust of the Kaiser 10 the wall
, with the witticisin: "We know YOU from
one side, William. now We shall know
YOU from the Other The act was re-
ported 10 a Magistrate and there fol-
| lowed the first case of lese ndjcstf that has
been n the German courts for many
years.
The pro-Frrnch aRi'aiors of Alsace-
! I.orrain" are endea yOring to arouse the
old spirit Of the irreconcilabes against
! Germany, the leading people believing
that there is a chance Of reunion with
France, The Government for a time
shut its eyes 10 the situation. Then the
Kaiser sent a warning to he Alsacians.
through the Mayor of Strassburg. say-
ing that they had heretofore seen only
his good side, but might soon see an
other" When this called forth the wit
tcism Of Schatz at tho society meeting
the Government, officials decided that il
was time for action and tho prosecut ion
Of Schat1 followed. The Government
now seems determined upon a policy Of
frmncss lest the method of ignoring
tho pro-Fronch feeling be mistaken by
tho agitators for weakness.
PRINCES AS CAMERA AMATEURS.
That Royal Princes and even crowned
heads sometimes indulge in the frivolity
OF taking snapshots NJ their friends is
evidenced in the general German photo
graphic exhibition. which opens in Hedel-
berg tomorrow and will continue two
months. One Of the most interesting
departments is that reserved for royal
amateur phOt togra pliers. which will be
in charge OF Prince Rangset of Siam,
who il n student at Heidelberg. Among
those who will exhibit specimens OF their
work in the Royal Department are the
Kings of Saxony and Wurtemburg. the
Queen Of Sweden. Prince Hohen zollern,
Princess Clara Of Bavaria and the Grand
Duchess of Baden.
DOINGs OF SOCIETY PEOPLE.
Mrs. Kerens. wife of the American
Ambassador to Vienna, will remain in
Vienna for while during the absence
Of her husband, who has started 10
America and will then go to SUSSEX
England, TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Edward kenna, Late in the summer
Mrs. Kerens will go to America. return
ing to Vienna with the Ambassador in
the fall. During Ambassador Kerens's
absence Secretary Grew IL in charge OF
the Embassy.
Ambassador IPishman is preparins
to 60 to Bad Homburg for the summer.
He will b accompanied by William Spen-
Ger. second secretary of the embassy.
Mrs, LHishman whose health In not of the
"TS'' HHy J'It wv NIIlbdsSduOT IAter or
go with her daughter to the seashorp.
Secretary Iaughlin will he in charge of
the embassy during the Ambassad dor ;.
absence, but will go 20 America in I he fall.
probably in November.
Mr., and Mrs. Willoughby Rodman Of
Los Angeles, Cal. who are taking "A trip
around the world. arrived in Berlin last
Monday. Mrs. Rodman IL a school com
missioner in California and will study the
German school system during her stav
here
Mr. and Mrs j. T. Spencer arr visit ing
their son. Willing Spencer. second secr-
tary Of the American Embassy. After
taking the cure at Marienbad MIR. and Mrs.
Sp"ncer will depart for home In August.
wiling Spencer will go to bad HomburR q
with Ambassador lRishman for q few
DAYS and will then 60 to America 20 sperd
the sumner AT Newport
Twin p, Iar-hlin. secretary Of the
American L'nbsssy. is reccivin- man ,
cablegrams congratulatins him on his