Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-26
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FOEORIUG BISMARCK.
,,r VETERAN MOVED 10 TEARS


-.,,rrwctsuuuE, march 2j'-FouI
.-.u.muora u tue Buicns'as aud
bll t. pp.Isn Dict, arrived here 'c-
upsn reaching the garden tho
.V ,.r.,fci to the rear o. the house.
i,t,,elrEIargo talcouy. Prince
s s..,,lF. accompanied by bis sons
nn,1,gshter and hia so1''n'lawI oil IN
.,oYr8Inr, appeared ON tho tor
w 40 vsto received With LOUD
i,', ,,Iy ibs visitors below. sr'b's-
ham tlo several bnccne' oi Tue
i.ii,'r, made d. cochel Del. ny c3u-
,,o, The iefvont hope that Ffiacc
- would long be spared to en-
a-,.Ve.I.tafntd lcpo1'.
l{.-. Eau.rCk, standing Closc 20
,..s,ne balgunIsi tcu.ot Do o ioul,
w. yo.t, distinctly audible 20 on
,,rt Hu spoke Tor us1iiy twenty
,,, vth wonderful snima'sui
L.....l,ipy boo remarks with iltpusnt
On ,-.gt ,Ur hand. TIE Soihl.flg
Aa'l' ,,,,sfsH with which uu began
e .r,vg,,t vita !sud thga.a o.
r.lt,'
land ID some oEluut DO ashamed
.tissfr,. aau0r, but / feet that 30 Do
,t,sgt,l iuf mu ai1.r, but alto lur
,.,.,s .es6mrllshsI in which / na.
49, md Tor tho Iolllcal objects We
IN. compliment Won rHymr / Unjust
,,,,s vim uturrs. ltHHt.uruu Of im.
go, ,.ti,iacuUu ~ 400 mat 4 must
.t..itvih my iJrm8, (u.w docclsuul
e-'I,srur. and / mutt ,hsto 10 wiih
M aryi sy-chancolI0r psussj,
,-,-fsriius lLfguss emotion, with
I.l..tB M eyti, as lh tHa4.u,H Zee
,.,..' ist by p.st. HIS listeners were
s.,ry frtcltI, on they si1ou si'0uty
if '.aHy half To- minute, waiting Tor
l.H8ti.ctti. Wac uu spoke ugaiu
U,flv,all, 1 must thhrr % With my
-sps ftlr-"uij maE.Jr Emperor
WIra4'. gf blessed memory"
TBsrmaIs OF Tue prince wac greet
oil With Il0.0trCI Hlp.tuso. When
Gsdlsi lsgg restored, Puaeu Bic
Haicl Sales
oWla. gaulII have done without
haau. bsuIuy, ltuguid have re.
ua.asi Zoo lhu a.HH swamp aunt $3.50
ltsisu a. aI iulmuF nations. ,Iiars
rrtuutul v1I Neru IHluA.uI BY
rJou, Boz llllnvy Ignored tuu power
q German pvuti8uiy AMI dynasty.
uFflm tlt lr.i ElHw that was au
emo. OaflJfutI-s 1rrt thank God,
fiItI6friH NsiH Il.H, rsHu Ola O.
0gua6t, fu t4a f# t.. raAliv 'll
ce vim iuo gr,at U starry force
Hhlch ibe tiug NJ HuH.u uuauuulru-
lyhntls p3Wtr Go piH CO H. the tuTvIut
Gltt .liIIuall will. Iuat was my
ta1Av.s VhuU I, 900 3Nu rHIrCty u
tntlli3i W FTau.iuT, observed tut
t'as q ihe galluc.l alluuiluu, We,
iltt'.u, aru lluyttII O. thu old uM,
ItgfalI o alliuU lug moro than aus
nllI'gfrr chancellor ull have done
ifA II the treaties slg cd uy 90,
igsliI g1ysrnmuat ha 4u. hHrno ,b.li
Lgaitlr tlvte tfv-.Ics would moi
tAystssri.
"litoklug had NOT Ns4rl bio mo,
bluiiJn 0TNyr Boo 1855 ami 1870, wat
r.ulasy, bapuau,.g AUl sou o.,
ututtftJu dyun'ura have been "a
u.c ig.uitI by us la tho couuc of
tsoy, n9t Intentionally, bus g1 lf,
iug.i Of passiug oyruls, iuou ~ ans
lihaut ,aTy faction IA our peace uI
tnu lLlu.htsr)
'WgilufBi H0rurly vita lur Ba,
u'lhrIhll asZUr-, set directly tNrr,
snc.mmgn need .Jt thU lupp1tt of,l,
slfi'rt people, thu assistance ws'
given i5us with tho greatest readintts
lL.lu cloOfa)
All0.iAcu difference, all rivAlrlr.
40 t'lup or seCset iutrlguol buI0u
eaJ 10 certain party iguIionF. (LauBn
"the others uTo moro COnccTntt
VIZ lAe national Interests which 90,
HaAte'el With the sovereign and
e!al''y OF Tho country, We have