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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR WASHINGTON D C THURSDAYraiSNOVEMBER 19 1908 VOL XXVIII XO 3 WHOLE NUMBER 1422

THE NEXT CHIEF EXECUTIVE TfleKmserMerelyaPresttett as SUto of the Empire Air Taft a Frequenter of Washington Significance of His Visit- - a- - is Mr 5 Merging the Two Administrations Tafts Athletics Kingdom of 17 23G Office Kingdom of C 48 Nothing Definite as to the Cabinet Rush of Seekeis 4 23 Kingdom of Wurttembcrg 4 17 Empire Federation with the Kaiser as Chief Executive Grand of Baden S 14 The German a Tho President elect Is Keeping tip a would bo nnablo to nttond He is very of Hesse 3 9 - action in soma things be has none at - splendid speaking- acquaintance with strongly avcrso to going on exhibition Not an Autocracy Grand Duchy of Mcchlcii- public ap ¬ all in quite important directions G Washington He does not find it easy and wants to make as few other burg Schwerin 2 ¬ The recent flurry over Kaiser Wil He appoints and receives Embassadors Duchy 2 3 to remain away froia here for any pearances as possible while President- Grand of Saxe Weimar ¬ to diplomatic indiscretions reveals and Ministers negotiates treaties and Gtand Duchy of Mccklen- - length of time Perhaps it is some- elect Ho is going to New York hclms can begin carry on defenisve thing of a habit formed durlng the speak before tho North Carolina Asso- ¬ Germany is not the despotism that and a burg Strelitz 1 1 that war but he canot engage in an offensive Grand Duchv of Oldenburg 1 3 last four or five years to hasten back ciation because ho is deeply interested is commonly believed In fact the Ger- ¬ one without the sanction of the Duchy of Brunswick O 3 to the Federal City occasionally ln breaking the solid South and In In mans are far more real practical dem- ¬ Bundesrath He commands the army Tjuchy of Saxc Meiningcn 1 O About the time he cleared oft his culcating sound Republican Ideas Department start- ¬ among voters section Ho ocrats and republicans and better fitted and navy promulgates the laws and Dchy or Saxe Altenburg 1 1 desk at tho War and the of that oversees their execution It is held that Duchy 1 2 ed away to Hot Springs and Cincinnati la already on record as practically fav- ¬ government any of Ig- ¬ for popular than other in this prerogative of promulgating the Duchy of Anhalt 1 2 as candidate for tho Presidency he oring the disfranchisement of the people in continental Europe We in- ¬ laws he has the right exercised by our of Schwarzburg- - heaved a deep sigh and remarked that norant negros of that section and be- ¬ herit a large part of our doctrines of Supreme Court to determine whether gondershausen he might not bo back for many lieves that it is possible In tho course enact- - months perhaps not till Inaug- ¬ of a few years to build up a strong popular government and home rule they have been contsitutionally principality of Schwarzburg- - about eu xi no is opposeu 10 mom lie may RudoMadt 1 uration time and perhaps not then Republican white party in that section from them The people of France and refuse to promulgate them which is Ptincipality of Waldcck 1 He had some doubts about tho out- ¬ He especially wants to destroy tho the south of Europe no matter what the only form Qf a veto that he has Principality Rcuss Aelterer come of the campaign But allesamcy ge habit which pre ¬ of as vails present Republicans they may call themselves are not re- ¬ The most of the laws however are not Ilnie 1 tho Chinamen say he has kept drift- ¬ at with the executed by the imperial authorities ing back to dear old Washington and of the South publicans and democrats and cannot Principality of Kcuss Jungerer but by the State officials If these re- ¬ Linie 1 he promises to keep drifting back here But while he declined Mr Dalzells be made so in any reasonable length of fuse to execute the laws the Emperor Principality of Schaumburg-- at intervals between now and March invitation to go to Pittsburg tho two time They arc like the people of the has the power to coerce them A por Lippc 1 1 4 1909 when he goea to the Capitol talked quite a lot about the forthcom- ¬ ¬ ing plain same blood in South America they titui of the taxes are however collect- 1 1 takes the oath of office on the east revision Mr Taft made it ed by imperial authorities and these 1 1 front and rides back up Pennsylvania that he favors a revision of the tariff may play at republicanism but are in Free town of Lubcck con- ¬ have also the control of the postal and Free town of 1 1 avenue as tho new President of the downward and that lie hopes the rapablc of the self control and the spirit telegraph systems The Judges of the Free town of 1 3 sumers who want a revision downward of liberty of the northern Europeans court can only be appointed by the Reichsland of Alsace Lorraino 1 15 Twice now he has been a guest at will come forward and present their ¬ arguments Ways Instead of ruling themselves they must Kaiser upon nomination by the Bundes- the AVhlte House of the Roosevelts to the and Means rath All the official acts of the Em- ¬ Total E8 397 His last visit there was over Sunday of Committee Thus far tho high protec- ¬ be ruled peror except those which relate to the this week The first tmio lie came was tionists have been most in evidence In tho midst of tho campaign as he and tho hearings have chiefly empha ¬ was traveling New Yorkward - The sized a protest against any reductions politicians said that was in yery bad Mr Taft also discussed many ques- ¬ taste The country wolild resent it A tions of administration with President loss of votes would result Roosevelt and It Is very plain that the Remember the break that Nick two are going to do their utmost to Longworth made out Jn Illinois about merge their Administrations to adopt the successions Roosevelt Taft a phrase that Secretary Root used a Roosevelt again and then NJck Long few days ago Doubtless Mr Roose- ¬ worth mused tho wise ones The velt acquainted Mr Taft with much country will reason that there Is a that he plans to say in his forthcoming family community of Interests and that annual message to Congress and Mr Taft Is so sure of the place ad interim Taft told Mr Roosevelt something of between Roosevelt and Roosevelt that what he has In mind to say to the coun- ¬ he is going right up to the White House try In his Inaugural message as tho he When Mr Taft returns to Washing- ¬ yi it ifP owned It will raise the cry of dynasties and then no Presi ¬ ton again in December Congress will dential candidate ever did that way be- ¬ be in session and if he so chooses he fore can meet a number of the leaders In Uncle Joe Had a Corking Time Too No Bail IleauHn Congress It will be little surprise if there are several such meetings and But Mr Taft in spite of all tho if he acquaints the leaders in Senate uneasiness Mr Roosevelt ha3 played Tlnsh of Office Seekers croaking wnt to the- - White House and House in some detail what His tennis for a number of years Just at then without any bad results And he There has been a big rush of office plans are with regard to tariff revision the rear of the White House offices and holders and seekers upon Mr Taft accepted an invitation to go thcro and labor reforms If tho stand patters within 20 feet of a public thorofare but again without any qualms whatever he is avoiding those gentlemen as much continue to have things their own way But a high screen of green cloth has as may be for the present He will He went to New York Xo make an ad- ¬ he will have opportunity to warn them completely obscured him from the pub recognize dress before lie Prison Martyrs Asso- ¬ certain men who have been further that he wishes a thoro revision lic influential ln securing- - his nomination ciation and traveling on - his return trip even if it Is to be a stand pat revision Mr Taft Is very fond of- horseback and election but on tho whole prob got into Washington late Saturday His two forthcoming visits to New riding as is President Roosevelt but night went to the House tho ably comes into otlico as free front While in York will also give him opportunity to he and the President have ridden but pledges as any man ever elected to the Presidents carriage ntid was a guost meet Influential men of that State and littlo together Mr Taft does not like there til Sunday eycningat oclock Presidency The biggest rush from any 730 especially of New York City and to the strenuous exercise that the Presi State is from Ohio because that is Mr when ho resumed hia Journey to Cin- ¬ gauge tho sentiment of Influential dent likes and then his 300 pounds FRANCS t iWnsAiir2 cinnati that Tafts own State and because the Ohio- - political and financial center are too much for a horse to carry at ans are great office seekers always Tho President elect is very casy and Washington now ¬ S3 I In Mr Taft Is treat- the speed and for the long distances eager for a slice of Federal pie J comfortable in the residence which very as A Reichstag must ed much tho he were really that the President rides There has It Is Improbable that Mr Taft will SS member of the be will bo his for four years after March President Seerrt Korvlen Trien hntn been searching for an extraordi ¬ 25 years old 4 much recognize any marr as the arbiter o a man and a citizen for Of course 1a inn bnlherqrtanyjjjqqndetanedto-aceompany- - him not narily strong horso for- the President ¬ -- one year He receives J750 for each many tliere the pie knife He hn already consultr times altho Jio ony nere nut on his travels about the elect which haa uofbeen altogether ed Mr-- Hitchcock his National Chair r session is elected for five years and very few times to remain over night country That Is a nreeautfnn of re successful has a pass on all State railways Bank ¬ to meal1- - a day man to ascertain who performed yalua- - fc and eat three there gent years since Anarchists JX has been reported White -- hint- - and othqr that the fwrvlno rupts paupers men in the military and Ho plan of the house ag bft fnr Verv nrobahlv- T knows the from very bad men have evinced tendencies House stables would notbontocked inariy thoseT men will s - or bcrftaftencara naval service and those under criminal top to bottom by this time and has his toward personal- violence upon men of generously during the Taft Administra of If they desfro Federal office Many and political disabilities cannot vote opinion from experience as to new THE DIVISIONS OF THE actual public prominence Mr Taft takes such tion as the President would use officeholders of tho present Administra- ¬ There arc 12531300 eligible voters In what kind of a living place It will be attentions from Secret Service men with tho automobile more as a vehicle It tion have been back here and to Hot the Empire of whom only about three Mrs did accompany on -- high power Lately the German Bundesrath has command of the arm must be coun-¬ Taft not him good nature altho he chafes a little has been stated that two Springs to ascertain what U10 future had try Imperial fourths usually vote his recent trip but she has brcnH machines had already been ordered for together to consider Kaiser tersigned the Chancellor poli- ¬ about it in store for them It is understood Deen Called who thereby assumes responsibility for Tho main trouble with German guest In the White House long before Usually it is difficult for anyone to that purpose but Mr Taft said when that Mr Taft has been going very Vilhelms actions and the position in tics Is that the people have not yet distinguished husband ever thoqght guest here he knew nothing about It the measure and rcliees the Emperor political her reach a at the White House Ac that slowly in extending assurances There which he has placed Germany before of it been educated up to regular of becoming President Way back in cessible aa President Roosevelt has However the President elect likes the will be no wholesale decapitations but exactly parties such as obtain In the United the time of President Hayes she visited been it has always been very difficult automobile better than does President ho will gradually displace many ot Europe Nobody knows what Imperial Cabinet States and Great Britain and which family somp may keep a two Empire will the for time and secured to reach him after he had left his Roosevelt He pair or these men with Republicans of his own this great Council of the The Imperial Cabinet is not however are the perfection of popular Govirn her first good glimpso of what life In ofllce and gone Inside his own House of driving horses and a saddle horso selection do but the mere fact that it has been so perfectly developed a political insti- ¬ ment The Germans are much farther Washington is Senators and members sometimes go or two but It is altogether likely that as the Cabinet of Great Britain In respect callsd together with the avowed pur- ¬ tution ahead this however than Tho President elect will probably be there to see him but it generally has there will be a garage in ono end of arid the United States The Chancellor the countries to the south since the In Washington be- ¬ SPOKESMEN pose of reviewing the Emperors course nt least Mice again to be by special arrangement On the the stables PRESIDENTIAL is the head and his associates are not groups arc much larger and are fore the Inauguration He is going to other hand Mr as a White House President Roosevelt was very averse Everyone pub- ¬ Taft m is of profound significance his colleagues but his subordinates alining themselves on questions of New York to address tho North Caro- ¬ guest could easily be seen Most of to the automobile from the start be- ¬ es- ¬ and he is therefore responsible for all lic policy on narrow sel- ¬ considers it a long step toward the rather than lina Association on the evening of Nov the meetings had to be arranged with cause of his great liking for fine horse Two Highly Important Offices lo Be tablishment of a true constitutional that they do Still furtner he is not fish and local interests The principal 7 and will return hero to remain sev- ¬ Secretary Loeb over In the White House flesh He has gradually been won over - In Gov such as exists in Great responsible to the House of Commons group- the German Parliament eral days during which he will attend offices un- ¬ to the automobile however and has Selec- ¬ a rrirent Put Mr Taft was the same Filled Speculations as 0 the ex- ¬ as in England to the Emperor If Agrarians or landholders Britain and tills country No one but are The the convention of tho Rod Cross That pretentious man he always was as Sec-¬ been using it more and more in the actly knows what the Bundesralhs Parliament refusosto sustain lilm he mostly the old aristocrats and their visit which will last fdr four or five retary of War last year His daughter Miss Alice tion does not go out of office can ap ¬ Liberals mostly mer ¬ potters and prerogatives may be but but r miners the days will see him and Mrs Taft as Seelnc XcwMpnper Men wanted a bigmachine somo years ago like j lrcilar institutions in- - Great Brit ¬ peal to the Emperor and udvise him chants and manufacturers and their guests of Mr and Mrs W J Boardman but ho vetoed the purchase After she ain and the United States it will find to dissolve the Parliament ami appeal connections the Clericals or Ultra at their fine residence 1801 P street Ho has established one precedent became Mrs Longworth she had all Two Presidential offices of great sen ¬ out its legitimate functions by exorcis ¬ lo the country which must be done montanes the priesthood and those lust off Dupont Clrcje Miss Mabel that Mr Roosevelt never observed the automobiles she wanted among timental and practical importance re¬ way within CO days thev influence the Antl-Cler- l- that Is seeing newspaper correspond- ¬ very ladylike main to be filled by the next occupant ing the n This is the that pjpu whom Boardman a daughter 3s secretary of them a electric machine They la in Great Britain has It is likely that tin meeting of the cals whose main tenet is opposition to the Red Cros Soelptv TheBoardmans ents in the East Room which Is the in which she rides much around Wash- ¬ of the White House are the tirnrat Bundesrath will lead to a modification Church the bo big state parlor of the White House Presidential spokesmen on the floor detcjopd the Roman Catholic are a fine old family of wealth and so ington designated by tho In th first place England was gov ¬ of the Cabinet in the direction of the cialists Social Democrats Poles Al cial position who formerly lived In Mr Roosevelt has had many meetings The Next Cabinet Sometimes they are by King nobles then English and American kystems There satians and Progressives The Chan- ¬ with the newspaper correspondents but less reverential as mouthpieces erned the and thf Ohio and have been intimate friends was silent while ln Wash- ¬ invaria- ¬ nobles by the Magna Charta had their will be more equality of rank among cellor relies for his retention of power of the Tafts for many years these meetings have almost Invariably Mr Taft The spokesmen are almost the members more direct re- ¬ in playing groups off been In his office or in ington about the make up of his Cab- ¬ bly intimate personal friends of the own poMtion and rights defined and different noon skill these About the middle of December Mr the Cabinet ¬ King Next the sponsibility lii the Parliament and less one another and forming tem- ¬ go room which ndjolns his office Occa- ¬ inet He reiterated his intention of de- President who are also men of tact limited tlioie of the cainst Taft will to New York to visit a lit ferring of hl3 official ad- ¬ politi- ¬ common people came to be recognized to the Emperor The Chancellor is too porary combinations Bismarck had tle with his Harry Taft and sionally he has made an appointment the selection and Judgment and who possess money Important and the other members not the Liberals as brother with some newspaper friend to sec visers till along in February when he acumen highly developed They in the matter of raising for the behind him for awhile It may bo that he wlllstay In Wash- ¬ him expects enjoying cal ana royal treasury They gained their first Important enough AH look too much his main support When these de ington for awhile as south in the evening at the White House to bo down South the have had less to do the last seven returns - wintry sunshine and the hospitality of Presi- ¬ fctcp by obtaining recognition of the to the throne and too little toward the sorted him he formed a coalition of the ror tnt- - That however- has been rare When a half years than usual becauso to Auguin ua winter the old time Southern gentlemen Ho is very much given to fact that thev had a right to be con ¬ real Miurce of power tho States and Agrarians Conservatives Anti Semites Significance fceVliiltii Mr Taft was hero some weeks ago in dent Roosevelt They German people was bitterly opposed by the of the midst of the campaign made an had some 1okes about the many Cabinet speaking frequently and voluminously sulted in the matter of taxation the etc and he almost dally went on Hep by step for centuries Liberals Social Democrats Radicals These visits of the President elect appointment with the correspondents slates that have been made for himself and Congress has had less Tjic firnuan Conors ¬ - holding on to what they had gained Poles Socialists Free Conservatives have no small significance with refer- In the East Room and he- did the same slncq his ejection occasion to look to any spokesman getting more Presently they had Germany has imitated England and etc who were bitterly hostile to one ence to the present Administration and thing again Sunday Most of the 50 It was supposed that he talked with to voice the Presidents attitude on a and two su- ¬ to Mr Roosevelt while here about a new concdcd to them that the King and the United States in a chamber another and only agreed In lighting the next Administration Outwardly men who greeted him there were per- ¬ given question Nevertheless Senator should decide on how preme Legislature In this the Bundes- ¬ Bismarck The strongest groups in these visits are Incidental to his trips sonal friends or acquaintances He Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Henry Cabot Lodge ot Hassacnu eiic Hoiise of Lords our Secretary Navy re ¬ recognizee much money should be raised when the rath or Upiwr House answers to the Reichstag are usually the Agrarians to New York or to bujnees he has as stood In the center of the group for a of the Metcalf has President Roosevelts old ¬ signed on account ill As Commons would take steps to raise it Senate and is a successor to the the Roman Catholics of south Ger- Pretldent of the Red Cross It is fair half hour and not only stood a fire of of health and spokesman in that branch of Congress The next nroccdure which was all- - German Diet which was historically so many and the Social Democrats The to infer however that they are largely questions but jokod with those whom sistant Secretary Truman H Newberry has by no means piayea an iaie pan against important in Luthers time that is the fre for the purpose of enabling the Presi-- he knew has been promoted to his place It Is in Senate have important came from the war represents Clericals or Roman Catholics discussed Incidents of bis Very often his words the Charles I in which it was settled that Bundesrath the constituent uuentlv have 100 votes out of the 397 uent eiece 10 Keep in close toucn wun campaign and discussed matters in taken for granted that with efforts to been received with breathless Interest only lcvj an Ktntrs Its members nro Embassadors spoken as the Center Next affairs to prepare himself for the work general He is the frankest man with merge their two Administrations Mr Capitol because it has been the Commons should not I and are of at the from their States appointed without come the Social Democrats who once of his own Administration and to co- ¬ the newspapers who has been In public Taft and Mr Roosevelt would agree known that his attitude was the Presi- ¬ I acting nriVite that is dictate it should auction by the States and only elected 82 members but decreased at operate with Mr Roosevelt toward the life for many years upon somo man for Assistant Secretary attitude and that his definition given by the States 4 In- ¬ dents be spent Te moment IbV got this by the instructions the last elections merging of the two Presidential terms Thero was a toke or two at the ex- ¬ who could remain nfter March of a political policy iras a definition - In i riniAm Tin nmio nlratnti are for uncertain Of course we talked about some ¬ pense of President Roosevelts athlet- ¬ deed It Is believed somp quarters with which the White House was in ilmt during pleasure of A Queor Admixture Is an agreement as Hhelr grasi Th Kingiiand nobiliy tenure K the thing else than the weather said Mr ics when he told whv Postmaster-Gener- al that there such to complete accord is Em- ¬ was a ¬ could but for tluy i - the SuU s and the number arbtnrl The Constitution of the German Taft during Ills last visit liero when Mever Embassador Ilenrv Whito Mr Newberry who stanch Taft Mr Lodges Importance as a spokes- ap- - ly x d at 58 It Is this body which pire is a queer admixture of extreme mention was made of some of his emi- ¬ Assistant Secretary Treasury adherent did much to win the State of man been all more emphasized cute tie Hbue of Commons had to aristocracy and of the Michigan over to support of Mr has the prove and give them the neccs ayPropos to call the Kaiser to account States Right mingled with nent callers over Stinflnv As t matter Peckman Winthrop called I guess the because he had no colleague as spokes ¬ It many functions analogous to extreme imperialism The Consti- ¬ of fact they about other Taft for the nomination at Chicago and floor A num- ¬ inorcv The next M p tne agitation has and - talked a lot of they came quite as much to see the man on the of the Hohsc centuries was those of our Senate and traditionally tution provides against secession by de- tilings than the weather One visitor President as to see me said Mr Taft who also Is a man especially well fitted ber of different men thoro have stooil over which lasted- thru Navy Department that the King- Ministers should be represents the old German Princes and carimr that us nurpose is to iorm u was Secretary of State Root He is for thry were going out for a walk to head the He has forth from time to time as exemplars directly responsible to the Houe of their States Each delegation must eternal Union for the protection ot tho the one man in te present carnnet with the President No I do not know been a student and enthusiast on naval of the Presidents views It was ex- ¬ vote as a unit for its Stale Therefore realm and the care of the welfare of l wriom Mr Taft said long ago be would whether they were prepared to affairs for many years Is accustomed to Representative Nick Commons and not to the King himself take a large affairs probably pected that The King could appoint ills advitors It has a dignity and power the extent the Uurmati riconle The large btates iii n retain in bis r iiiinit But it is swim In Rock Creek This was an and should make Longworth of Cincinnati the Presi- - Wurt- - a very excellent Secretary w they were approved or by of wnlch Is not et well ueiineu out of the Empire Prussia Bavaria aiready as good as settled by President allusion to the stroll of high Army dents son-in-la- might become a but unices dis-¬ upon nav- - t the Navy Department of Commons they were pow ¬ will probably develoj during the temberg and Baden insisted uoosevclt that Mr Rodt must be the officers which the President led some In fact has spokesman but for some reason ha the House not In ¬ erless cussion over the Emperors course ing rights and privileges that were nPxtr senator from New York to succeed days ngo In the course of which he been rather unfortunate the brief eschewed that role He has been mak- Acting under the direction of the granted to the smaller ones They are Thomas Collier Piatt wljlch means that took them Into the icy waters of Rock terms of its Secretaries in the last seven ing only one or two speeches a ses- ¬ Conittltuliou of iecuiaii the-- Empire ¬ exempt Imperial duties on domes w1ji put 4 years It takes a man a year or so to Chancellor of the Bundes from - Mr Root tl toa jiarc Creek which came well up to their sion and generally these- have been The development of Germany has rath represents also a supreme adiinn tic liquors and beer Bawiria and urt- nPxt that he will be In the Senate shoulder straps become familiar with its administra nn 3nhteefs with sllsrht hearinrr unon proceeded on somewhat dUIurcnl lines own postal and tele- - datp tion A strong clique of Navy officers ifctratie and consultative board and temberg have their - from tnllt am carjnot take a place Mr Tnftn Athletic jany important Administration policy but it is progri ssiifg towards the name as such has 12 Handing committcs graph systems and with certain rcstrlc- j ncxt cabinet Mr Root has as take a keen professional pride In run some minor ways no nas stood ronn Ba- - tic ¬ In result The of namely For army and fortifications tlons control their own soldiers lnucu confidence In Mr Taft as Mr The athletic prominence of the White ning the Department to their own lik- as the exponent of the President but 1R1T which met to rearrange the map matters control of her rail- - j House will cease when Mr Taft Is given ing and they have the technical knowl- up for naval tariff excie and vnria has absolute Taft jlas jfr Root They were at he apparently never aspired to tho of Europe after it had been torn taxes trade and commerce railways roads except for purposes of National vhito House luncheon together with the front door key to that establish edge- which trives them an ndvantasre stature of a full Hedged spokesman anil times by recognized posts telegraphs civil insist on being con- - ment He Is not much given to the owr n new Secretary or a Secretary several and and criminal defense They also tho president which gave them oppor the House never considered him aa 33 Stales Kingdoms law financial accounts foreign affairs stantly represented 011 the Federal tunty to talk over a wide range of sub kind of athletic exercise that the Presl- - who does not work hard to familiarize such Grand Dukedom- - Dukedoms Elector- ¬ for Alsace Lorraine for the constitu- ¬ Council in the Committee on Foreign of Rrrlt importance both to this dent favors He Is too heavy to play himself with the Department or a Sec Representative Townsend of Michi-- etc in Germany These standing Chairman- - Jct tennis and is not particularly fond of not happen to ates fieeStatS tion for the orders and for Affairs and Pavaria has the administration and the next Mr Taft retarv who does be t far0d forth two or three times aa were united into a loose confederacy rallwuy tariffs Each committee con- ¬ ship of that committee Root Iinvlltrv or walking But as all the forcible man aintemporary 1 as Presi- ¬ nld air nre the two men who a t resiueniiai spokesman with the Emperor of Austria sists of representatives of at least four Prussia gained the hereditary right avc scrVPd ln UIa In whom country knows he likes to play golf Mr Newberry long ago demonstrat especially on legislation for the regu- ¬ title of the Emperor falmpt en- ¬ dent under the States of the Empire but the Foreign 10 me l rchiucncy 01 mu the President has nlaeed createst con- - The heavy snowfall thruout Virginia ed that he had strength enough to lation of railroad rates However ho This continued until 1S66 when Prus Affairs Committee includes only the hcr King as the Emperor She has a In during Siturday and Sunday made the force his Ideas upon the Department never ecliped glory Austria and took the lead nionce and all probability Mr gelf Impossible came the of Senator fcia defeated representatives of Eavaria Saxony representation large enough oil the it00scvelt and Mr be the two links at Hot Springs but and the service and the President Lodge as the Presidential spokesman-In-chi- ef In 1871 ¬ pootlll so among the German Slates Wurtemburg and two other represen- lime- to nrevent- nnv changes being ivimm Treoii rr m Mr Tnft was Informed lie said at to look upon him as tho man who could In over Prussia will t l lllliak Department whom tho White Houso after he victory France tatives to be elected every year made to her detriment and has the roIy for am counKGilll the White House that the snow would do things In that Mr and to whom present Empire officially avco during tho rapidly In Virginia moun long in poor had absolute confidence created the The IteleUbtiig rastlng vote in the case of a tie In the ext four yPara disappear the Metcalf has been health It confided the most momentous of Ad-¬ known as the Norddeulscherbund TMs Federal Council with the Chairmanship tains so that the course would he good and never asserted himself ns n force ministration secrets old t - agnin by lie management consists of nearly all of the German Th other body of the German Con of all the standing committees except the time returned there t In the of the Department Confederation ouIbM of Au tria and gress is the Reichstag which consists that on foreign affairs These big States Many others called at the Whito from Cincinnati As much was true of his predecessors The Home Spokemuan is made up of four Kingdoms six of representatives chosen for a term of also have the right to execute all Im- - House Sunday to talkfjt over with Mr Where he will play golf when he Mr Bonaparte now Attorney General Washington Is taking it for granted five DucMes vears by direct universal Mitfragc own Taft One of Representative comes to Washington is something of and Mr Moody now Justice on Su will big Presi- ¬ Grand seven five perial laws by their officers The them was - the that the House have a Principalities three free cities and one I and secret ballot Its membership Is specific rights granted to the different Jv hn Dalzell of Pittsburg the- arch a question In all probability he will prcme Bench But neither of those dential spokesman on the Door again territory All of these are under the I apportioned upon population with each States are by the Constitution declared stand pat leader of thp House and the want to play becauso that is his favor- - gentlemen served very long fn the De when Mr Tnft comes into his own Presidency of the King of Prussia who member representing uiuuu oi tne to be unalterable one man whp will try to keep tho pres- - ite exeroice and when he gets into tho partment and never had time to get a man will be Representative Theo- ¬ I That bears th title of the Emperor or Ger- - population whore we have one reprc Tlu- - Judicial system Is generally un- - ent tariff duties whew they ure He White House he will need exercise more very thoro grasp of the Departments dore E Burton of Ohio unless per ¬ many Tills title Is rnnde hereditary in sentntive for about every 200000 It di r the charge of the Empire which has been a leading spirit In the Ways than ever Thcro are several good golf affairs Paul Morton who nreceded chance Mr Purton Is able to win an the royal fnmflv of Prussia Far from J represents the German people as dis provides thnt there Minll bo a uniform and Means hearings mow In progress links near the city The most exclusivp them ns Secretary or the Nivy for a election to the Senate from Ohio Then being an auoerat tho Emperor hasjtfnguished from the Bundesrath which system of courts hut the different States in tho Houc Office Building Nomi are the Chevy Chase links which arc year or so was a good business man he would be a Presidential spokesman much leas power in many respects than represents the several States Prussia nave much latitude in constituting nally his vslt was for tho purpose of Just beyond tho line in Mary- - and might have made an c reeiient Sec on the floor of that Chamber altho the-- President of the United States His has about three fifths of the number these The lack of a Supreme Court inviting Mr Taft to gq out to Pittsburg land It Is a half hours ride thither retary had he stuck to the task He re whether he would bo chief In that ca- - prerogatives arc carefully limited and The following tabic shows tho represen- - - to attend some 6rUbration in tho near Ilis golf playing will give those charged j signed to become President of the while he has a great deal of liberty of tuition of the different States Continued on page three j futuro Mr Taft indicatcd that ho With his protection as President some lEqultablo life Assurance Society Continued on page three