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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
@r6hcrc Tluttc!

WrpRerc tylDttc!
ErGiiOent H%ooiepeIt bat in leiner
@rOofIpner RcOe elmer qr0Beren
6lotte ooS @ort Qcreoet. 0us mor
81 crporten. Wtcbrlmg uno Gerit1r.
tung lnlcrer Secpcbr lit ieit Sobren
Ou5 Stetenpiero oeS TrGiioentcn,
mo Ole flrGtbore SeeihIa6t IN Den
ioponiidcu @epGiicrn CAB gllten Pin
Lab, fir cine gr0Bere SIotte enquire
ten. 9tlln lit ia mtiere 6lotte idlon
GROCER, piel gr0Ber ais Dor 3cbn Sab
rem; allein lie mrB nod GROCER mcr.
oen, ipie picl GROCER, permog fem
Mcnih 81 ingcn. Simmer gr0bcr,
trob0em mir in 3ufunit 0ifferen5en
un0 Streitirugen lhieOlid) . irieolid
bcile1cn molcn. Grob u%niercr ans
%aciprod)ellcn Tricocnsliebc INNER
mcbr S6lahtihifie. @ir bobcu be
rcits y S6lohtidifie, II Fan5ers
frclr5cr, - Monitorcn, y mlgcpon-
5crte aricg9idiifc, % &unonenbootc,
) Nilfatrcl5cr mo pcrid)ie0ene III.
ocrc SPECIES bon ariegsfnbrjcugen
oa3lt cine 1lotte BON 81 Sorpeooboos
ten. Sine mcltere gln5abl bon ariegS-
ihiiicn miro sur Belt gcbolt 49, Dos
lit Elm Tlotte, Die 'iilr oen S6ub oeS
&ol0e9 b%inlGnGlid) mtSreid)en lollte.
9tln bictet oic @r0be elmer Slotte
lrid)t einmol Ole @nrantic, Die tild)=
tigite un0 eriolgreifitc 81 ieil, ious
Ocrn ibre Wnn0ucririGbigfeit, oic
Giidtigteit ser GlottensOiii5iere mo
Monnidoiteh iino mebr nuSidlog-
qcbcno. Die gr0Bcre Slotte allein
tbllt Is ni6t, oos bat Der &ompi 5ruis
idcn Den rlliiilhcn uno inpanildcn
@cldypooern IN Sen Iebten Sogcn mie-
Der bemieicu. BUR @ertbcioiguntg
lmiereS 2uuoeS, ooS i~ibri9en8 bon
feiner Scitc bcorobt mer6elt miro,
menu mir unicrc tr0oitionellc Eolitif,
ben W~eltbGnoelH fern 5lt bleiben,
bciol9eL reiht uniere groBerc 6lotte.
@ir lino 6urh rmlcrc Gage 5mild)en
5pei O5eonen idou Ocidyiibt. llnicre
Observation-Disclosures limo in Den les.
ten H5abren beoeuteno peritGrft nor.
ben uno unicrcr Slotte Bari Die meis
tcre Scrtbeioigung ihOn 5ngetroltt
mcroen. Sr. GooieUclt erfl0rte, OoB
Scr GongreB sic Notbmcnoiafeit elmer
groBercn Slotte ci1ieben mo iortfab-
rcn mcroe, uniere 5lotte alis5llbauen,
bis lie Ole ieinlte IN Der @clt 0cmor-
ocn ici. @o5u brnrhen mir Die
icinite - iol bod mobl beiBen sic
gr0Bte uuO itGrtite 6lotte Ser
g8eIt? @olen mir England Sen
&nng n%bluuieu, ouS MN einnnl Ole
critic Seemoht lit mo bIciben mill
uno cinen QroBen &oriprnng Dor bcn
mlocren WiGhten bat? Sine ariegS.
%iIottc, Ole iiber Ole @eoiiriuiiie oeS
2onocS binalsgebt, lit cine iebr toIt-
ipielige Sadie mo bat lire 0eiabren.
Sic gicbt bGuiiger NnloB, Den 6rie-
Sen ST it6ren, als ibn 5u crbalten.
llnierc SIottc beborf fciner unbe.
gre,5tcn @crmcbrimg mcbr. Sic ioIl
tart ieiu. 0nS lit iic 9cuiigcno fir
lniere 3tuede. 0nS meritnniid)c
%olf trGgt iid uidt nit Chickering'S.
plGncn. @o5u alio Die ieinltc Slotte
ser @elt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

ooS 9cbt nitt. Giltige fleinere Wiit
Idllfer lprroen pieaeiht bran gloll-
ben miiiicn, obcr 0ie SGuptlinqe Der
S~hmin0cIeicn mcrben ourdiflii-
ptcn. Srolrig, aber mobr-idein-
Iih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Scbt Sudl npr.

Snfeften iino SAFER uuf Semitic, 9fIanSen.
Neinii6dcu. Sufen uno in @efHi9eI : Sidllen
berinebren lit; penn nidt oeriihtei. miro sls
les i'm @drten dIfgefreiieu. Senoet Dor tpegen
meines Observation-Disclosures Sd ~ltefere irs
aeno 9tpas in oieier Sinii6t. Srobe 8orrds
the bon 9oieu, ie 10 Gents. Sgerteu berInnst.
@m. Z. Gprie,
Wr. 2t3, 4orS.6 aluert. ctr, Baltimore, Mo.
(Wldi24, S&S,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
@ermiid)te Inseigen.
=. z. 6anSett.

Der Seriieuer bon reiner arauter.WleSi5iu,
1T elmer Der arobteu &runfertsSeiler 1lt Grben.
3eilt uue arnnfbeiien ooer feline Se5ablnlg.
Wieine Wleoifamente beilel ule Der mentdlliben
Raiie beiutniel Nrdlibettcll, Ooer feline 8e3dbs
Iung, %einerIei, pelber glrt @uer Geioen ooer
Srunf6eit fetn nt1n. mo Sure 8efulobeit miro
oolfidnoig bergeiieut. Nabere NIsflintt miro
ertbeilt aegen 6ilIienoung eiuer 9 Gents Sriefs
marie ooer iprebi por IN
pr. G51, &eit'SaItimorcs StraRe,
(Sunit ,I&S1O Baltimore. Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Ypu0pu : Hnrf.

Ter bauptTddlihite SriebbOi III Baltimore.
areal: $50 sder. = mmeripabrenoe Charter
gels bon allen StdottbeiIeH. Str1Benbdbns
Wngaons pufiren ben 6Gupteingalg ale orei
Dlimiten. @lrrneS Wdrte3immer filr. Solte,
ole ben 5rieobot bel rdubem gSeiter beiIder.
9egrdbnibpldBe 8i iebr mabigen 4reitetL
iimmtIi6 inter fnrtiudbrcnoer Bflege.
SRreau: Nr. II, s9uratuga' StraRe.
(NQuD-1'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Siui0cnocu.

yiireau Der Gpniclioirten @as.Gumpnsnie opn
Snltimpres6u untn.
Gas Sireitorium oteier Soutpaanie bat clue
Tipioeuoe uou = YruSeut duf bac Nttien'0 apital
rrtlnrt, 6dblbar am 1. Sunt 1908 an otelent9en
Iition1re, ole bei'm SOLUBLE Der 8eihdite am
Is. Mai auf Der liite ber6eifuet iiuo.
Spiepb u. 6larte,
U33,5,52) SbaBmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
abbott qsiD., spar. NIB sanuereim wr.
Sireftprcniuabl

Observation-Disclosures acknowledgements mp.
non Baltimore.
Ode 0altimuresStr. uno Guitunt.op uiesAoc.
Tie idbriibe @abl upu Swbif Ttrefturen
ipiro am Wputas. Den 3. Stunt 1905. Siuiihen
~ llbr Wittaos UNI 1 ubr ylabmitiags, itatts
finoen.
U43,52,6) 9. Snulenberg, Seir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Gin &enner Supan'S, Or.
S. tenn State, lbridt iih in ser DYolis
tiif . Nntbropologiidyen Heuuc" %.
bin ans, baB lid) Die iaponiidc allltur
%feineSmcgS NIT Der curopGiihen mel
len tonne. Won finoc bel Den Sopa.
nern 5pnr picle Salente, obcr mn lpe.
nigc @cnieS. Son elmer ourd)greiien.
Den Nltiidugung Der %ClropGilten
ailltl,r IN Sopon iei gar niht Die
Heoe. Wton fonne bel tolieno %opn-
ncrn (ailSibIieBlidJ Der Siii5iere)
bod)ltenS bier finoer, mcId)e BON Der
abenolon0iihen &llltiir mebr ooer
meliger beciniluBt ieien. nOoB man
Elm gauges orientnliihcs Tolf bon bic
len Millioncn i%nnerboIb ~iiiui5ig Sab.
rem tid)t lrnlgeltnlten fam, miro ies
Dem Gtbnologen tlar lein. IS lit
folt unglulbIid), mic Oos o9cbiloete"
Ellblitum in europa uno in oell
Ser. Stoatel lld) 70 bat lrretllbrcll
lolien. Die en9liifen mo Die ome.
rifanilhen @lobctrotter uno ,%Sourno,
lilten fino piel oaron idpllb." Son
unierer &ultur bGtten Ole Sopaner
entihieoen Die &~riegstrmoe an beiteil
angenommen. Dies bGtten lid Die
S,aponer ais friegeriihes, tapicreS
@olf ollerbings pol mo 9art5 5i eli
gen gcnadt. Mit Der anoeren Sui.
tl,r jeood, iei es nitt 10 wortlid 81,
nebnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Setter Slcufucr.

IS lturb am 80. Mai 1905, nm 3 llbr Miors
gens, 9rter glentncr in Nlter bon 90 1abreil;
Sic NeeroiGung iinoct SuuuerItag. 9tahH1tit1qs
UNI 2 llbr, pom Irduerbauie, Nr. 1910, Cit.
SaDctte, struRe, aus prioatim iidit. tl52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Siireuit seSalderbdu Gepurtements,
81 mobren. Sr. @ilep bat ourf feline
Hegillotlonen mo GntideiOun9en
%erlitlte 5ugefiigt, oic in oie Wiaio-
men collars geben. Die Smporteure
leben in Dem 8orgeben @ilep's me6r
eblcane 9egen ole Smportel,re oils
Sdub fir Den omerifonii6en Gon-
lllnenten. Sic Smporteure mo1en
MN bermFrGiioenten geqen Oieg9iQ-
fitr : afte 8ilep's porIteuig werben.
y 6 = amt s S1e t re t q +
Sbom erfldrt; ooB ibnl 0aS Gefi3lt
teine Sorgen bereite. aein 8moer;
er brolldjt est la niht SIT oetfen.
Gas . ,unoeS q ..
ridt bat bereitS ieine Sommerferien
argetreten nno miro ieinen nGditen
Eermin crit ON 9. Sttobcr mieoer
beginner. SITS Mungel anglrbeitS.
material, ober boben ole SerrenS ber.
9nnoeSribter 10 ifmcr 9~earbeitet,
bob lie Der friib einiebenoen 0ouer.
ierien beoiirien2
Ger e | c. y 0 { 8 T."
Id)reibt; Cincinnati broltht eineH
@eoper. Gs miro iuobl nod mebr
St0otc IN Sen Ser. Stoaten geben,
III oeltcn mon frogen fam: Sit fem
@eober oo? ll~ebrigens lit Der Ybi.
laOelp6ier Wopor aud crit burd)
Den llniuiQen ser 9iirger SIT ieinen
Mobnnbmen georGngt morOcn; Der
1totb gebordeno, nidt Sem cigeneu
lric6e.
III er It en- MALE muro c
bel ben @ablen fir oen @roBen9totb
IN Der Shruei5 nod Dem &erbGltniB,
MablIpltem gemGblt. 3oS Grgebnib
marcn 80 Sreiiinnige, 81 Gonicrno-
tiOc, 81 So5ioloenofrnten uno ~
llltromontonc. Gle So5iol6emofrn.
ten unb 6aS Centrum ero6ertcn cini'
&c Site, bod miro ooour6 oil Ben
bi$berigen politiiden @ruppirungcn
nidt8 geGnbert.
Ger beut Of G u mar Of / it c n
GongrcB ioQ bieieS &obr 81 EiinD.
item in 8enigenieno bel Seno abge.
bolten peroen. ga ieoer Srt, no
Mitqlicocr ser ol1ordiitiidcn 500
ration Gettidlono'S ii6 befinbell,
boS &eht bot, 3elegoten 5u entiert,
Den, 10 miro Iid pobl cine 9roBe In.
5abl NnnrdiIten in oem our6 S6ii.
Ter %6etonnten idDnen tbiiringiiden
2on6itG0then 3uiommcniinben. G3
ioIl Elm Organizations = Glon fir
gang Geuti6lano feItgelegt meroer.
Sriiber mollten oie oeutidjcn Inor.
hiitcn BON einer Organization nidlS
luiiicn oIlein iie babeu felt einigen
Sabren i6re Iottif pCrGnocrt. 81
Tfin0'tcn mollen mud Die oitrei6i.
i6cn glnordiIten IN @ien tagcn mno
Ole itolienii6en I~nordiiten in ser
Shpei5 bcreiten cine Gonferen5 Dor.
Gic onordiitiidc @cipegung lit sur
3eit am itdrfiten in Sponien, Damn
folgt 9obmen, no IN letter 3eit ait.
Der Den idon beitebenoen Inor6i,
itenblGttern nod 5ruci nelre gegriin.
oct woroeu iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Baltimore Sransfer 81.

iett uu ber
ehSuit.G6e BON eight. ans 9on'baro.straae
but ibre Nusliattuns uno mebrere 5nbr'perie
(Nans) bererbbert nnn Ut tetf I'M Stanoe.
M0beI bon Saus gu cans gu betcroern iino
fir Die auibepabrune ODER gerfersonns 5n Der.
baden. Yrcmpte uno 5iioerldfitse 9soien,iue
ipirb 5ueefitert. t62-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
@unoerpplle Gntocfung.

Trau ". Sleitus, bernorraaeroe .Spebtnliitin
fir Srn%uensaeioen. Sunter fouten IT'D In llleH
Sic Ieioeno Siub, peroe i'd Shnen belten: so
bate ME eiIlen ~eiu5ieen 6eblt6lae. 9rleittes
rina in 4s Siutben ooer felile be5a9lllng per-
breebune Der arbeit; p6lig b%otniios. Sm
Spredsimmer ODER brisfIit, So, 4ribatslinfers
aeratiiche 9ebanoiule, penn eeipiinf6t. strene
berfruuIib. Mafberi6etIuue foitenfrei. Spred1s
itiIHoen bon 10 tttr Sorm. bis s ubr glbenos;
SonutuaS bon 2 bis 5 llbr gddm. sSraii n.
S(etina, ~, 634, 8prosGareg-a tra6e, nabe
observation-disclosures. (miar5e, a&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Sn Golifornien miro
bon oen 8elperfibaften gegen Die III
lebter 3eit itarf anipud)ienoe iapani.
id)e ginmanoerune agitirt. Die 8e.
mcrfldaits . 2iga mill bel Der &egie-
run9 poritellig weroen, oieicm Gin.
monocrungsiibel 81 iteliern, uub 5ipar
iol Die &egiering nit Sapan Der.
banolungen 81 ellenGinluonoeriungs-
@ertr1gen antniipien. Sebes Der bel.
Den 2dnoer ioIe ons &edt baben,
SanoDerter mo Mrbeiter aus Dem be-
treffenoen oiioeren 2ano oisSuldlie.
ben. Sb lid Ole @robmod)t Sapdn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Befanntmadnngen
9epartemeut fir ilnterridtswcien.

9iiream Der Scbbroc orr sdbuis6 ummiIdrr.
Sine Rriiiung bon Neiuerberinnen nm Stelz
llingen ais GebrcriIme1 in Observation-Disclosures
finoet am Samitng, Den 3. Suni 1905, ISprs
nIitta9s 8 ubr begiIneno, in Der sod n in
Shule gtr. 10, ode seEiugtuu. straRc uuo Gar
rulltunlNucuue, itatt.
Sm Nuftraee
8. Ws. Gpiples,
(Wfai30, Suni2) Sefretlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Tprn Nahn.

IS itor6 i'm .Seutibeu @reifenbeim" Srau
fora Safu i'm Nlter bon 80 Subren. Die be
e%roiauio ftnoet Sreiiag, &ormittngs 10 llbr,
auf Der Baltimore GeIneter0" liati. tb2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
SoocsfGac.

PIN 80. mai Soiepb Nrotlrlel.
slm 30. Wtdi 9orptbn SnbertamI, 2 Sabre alt
Im 80. Wtui Suiepb Il. Suna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Wip. 22S.
Sin SdDritt in Der rcd)teu GidDtnng.
spnrt 20 @rp5eut an alien erittIaitsen
DArornbuiEru

Sin fb1ner cara, entlpeoer nit
fdlipdr8eIn Iub ooer mClBem Ober
gruliem Flif6 lleber5ug. Niles fir
Sdrgs9iniup. Regrdbuib 9n3eiae,
&~inbdltlmirIng Der Heidhe, e7E
Irduertlor. Is YuGr 9anoidube,
SeffmiuQ oes Grades,
qeibentpagelt mo . feline autihell.
0iniam 6oot, 2cidlenbeitatter,
glortbs lItb 8reenmOunt glOe. Peloe telephone
(Ne37 OAite iu[)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Gin UeIdenf fir'S Qebeu.

Renn Sbr @nren T6Gtern Elm praitit&eS 0es
ldenf naten ipout, elm @efmenf flr'S eanoei
0eben, 10 Iabt fe einen 4lrfls i'm
Electric Damon. adyueiberthnem. (
bir&madhen, 2ie stuIe Ut iest. ef5ifnet, Ser
0cftenpnnft 1T eerina. GGiiler f1r 6te Atepb.
fIaffen iuer6en iett an~feenomnler. Weoen Be
bineunaen m,n6e man Hm an mrs. &u6ef, NJ.
3O2. Nei.ea ratssa', G6s &spast.etsaee. !.
(276-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
lorraine.

Wialeriif - Yarfarttg Srieblif.
gSeitIit, bon gSaIbroof ein, ino cine babe
giortbsAoemues@ur. Sreie 3utfhen gtahmitta9s
an 5erininls. 4reiie BON 8egrdbni6pliben icst
ipe3iel. 9eibte Neoineungen. IeIephon
0caoS. Berlangt groihiire. (Usdi4. 1S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
I. Sermnn y. @oriteg.

IS itarb am 81. WPai 1908 in ieiaer g8obuina
in glnnnpolis. NO. 3. german y. 9oriteg in
ieinem H.. aebensid6re 9eltgbier egSatte, BON
relic nerheIl in baltimore bceroigt iueroen. Die
3eif Der Nceroiauna miro ipdter dnse5eiat.
nhO1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
S~criammlnnss : In5ei9eu.

,W,arplauo gddcr.g ereiuiguug."
eanitag, yta6mittags 3 llbr. SeriaumIung
in e. ". Snbu's Sale, Hr. 942, 9orosBnp. Str.
glue Nhtalieoer itlo erlubt. 5i eribeinen. gSidbs
ii1e @elduiie licgeIl jur Serbnlolullg Dor.
G52--D Ter 0uritanb.
Ibbott 2eib, guar. NIB 9anuerciu .Ir. 1.
SGlti mare oeu 80. Miai 1905.
Die Sn6resa@erfum1nlliiN liuh &eHnieitWuhI
finoet Tunncritug, Den I. SUM, in SUute 9uat'
mann'S Sallc, Wuntiuro.AOe nuo Snoiun.9tr.
itdtt. Die Niilglieoer lllo ireunolibit gebeten,
u%niueieno 5I leir.
Subu sauie, Brdfoent;
Sbriit. HiEaall, Sefretdr.
I5t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
untcrridt

Muitatt bret YroSeut
Srcikig Eru5cnt 3inien!
@ntc Minensgftien iino bent5iitaqe bic beite
unS unbeoinst ole eintri9lidite anpitnI. slnIage.
beniihe @cfeuftaft i'm beriibmten gion .@oIos
iieIos Siiirift 1T SeOem 5u empiebIen, Oct bun.
bert Dollars ODER mebr 9eipirnrei1 anIe9en
mill. Bette @unf s9ieferenSeu.
Soue g~lusfunft eribeiIt
Or. ". 8. Mobert,
564 @opbiparo.9ipe., Setrutt, Mtfl.
(WoMi5r&gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

mporteure BON u q T.
riinas- unb 8enuBmitteln baben lid
5u einem ShuBoereiu 5uiomnenge.
than, INN ibre @edte segen Ole lleber'
.ariffe Or. @ilep'S, Gbef i'm hemiibei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Seiuc Sutid)en nit 8nmmirGbcrn
fir 8e9rdbniiie, Sod5eiten uHo @eieuihatten.
9Seibe Eoliterlleber5iige eleitriibes Hidt
uno 9arbonaOei5tna.
Baltimore SOnpc Company.
Gr. 3t5, 8eit.S Van elite. strafe.
Telephone - MI. SernOn 256; 9ourtlano 1856.
(CftB,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Gie 0ipIomoteu Ser
8robnl0dte reoeu BON SrieoensplG.
men, ielbit Sapan ioa gum 6rieoens'
ldlrB bcreit iein, mir &llBlano
lfpei9t iit nod aus; uno gerabe
&iiBlanb lit Die Madjt, auf Ole es am
meiiten anfommt, Oh Srieoe geidloi-
len ooer Der arieg iortgeiett lperoen
lcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

HuBlano beiBt cine De-
ipotie mo ser G5ar bat gllt5ubeiBeu,
mas ieine HGtbe perlongen. Ebila-
oelpbio lit cine Stoot nit r~epublita-
niider Organization mo oos Golf bat
a%ut5ubeiBen, moS ieine &Gtbe perlnn'
gen. $50" irogt Die oM.-9. st.
3tg.," mo itedt ser weientlid)e lin
terihie02"
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-19
ADDITIONAL UINTAH
FOREST RESERVE.

A dispatch from Washington says
that in providing for the opening of
the l'intah reservation congress au-
thoriZed the president to reserve. as
an addition to the Uintah forest re
serve, such portion of the Indian res
ervation as he deemed necessary.
In accordance with this provision
of law. the president on Saturday is
sued proclamation including within
the Uintah forest reserve portion
of the Indian reservation containing
about 100000 acres.
This addition consists OF an area
somewhat Crescent-shaped and EN-
bracing the northern portion of the
Indian reservation adjoining the for
est reserve on the south, prolonged
TO include the narrow strip extending
around the western and part of the
southern edge of the Indian reser-
walton.
By this expansion OF boundary of
the forest reserve a number of i'm
portant watersheds have been brought
within the limits of that reservation.
The entire area heretofore form
ing the Indian reservation is drained
by the Duchesne river, which, in its
passage through the reservation from
west to east. receives number of
important tributaries flowing down
to 1t from enclosing mountains on
the north, west and south. These
mountains constitute a semi-circular
chain of watersheds which has been
included within the forest reserve.
The mountains on the north for a
distance of fifty miles consist OF the
central and most elevated portions
of the Uintah range. Except a few
gaps at the extreme wester end. This
divide is a series of bald peaks all
over twelve thousand feet in altitude
feet Throughout the entire distance
with the exception noted the eleva-
tion does not fall below eleven thous-
and feet. These fifty miles of noun
! tains give rise to no less than six
main streams. This rugged noun
taineous region which is nearly val
ueless for other purposes also bears
/ important commercial interests. 1t
constitutes the major portion of the
addition to forest reserve, The re
mainedr of the addition consists of
| a narrow strip of mountains land
containing the headwaters of the
Strawberry creek flowing from the
west, and of the several main
streams which flow from the south.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-19
NO ADVICES FROM THIS
COUNTRY OR ABROAD.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 19.-No
advices, either from this country or
abroad, have reached President
Roosevelt which would warrant, ev-
en- by indirection, a pessimistic view
peaceof the result of the forthcom-
ing peace conference between the
plenipotentiaries of Russia and ia
pan.
On the contrary. it can be said
that such advices as the president has
received indicate that a sincere eff
fort on the part of the representa-
tives of both belligerents would be
made to reconcile their differences
and negotiate a treaty of peace that
will be permanent.
The terms that Japan Will propose
have not been made konwn, even to
Mr.. Roosevelt, and they probably
will not be until the conference is
assembled. That the terms will not
be drastic is believed generally in
American circles.
1t is known that the president has
intimated to the Japanese govern
ment his belief that an agreement
with Russia can be reached without
serious difficulty provided Japan S
terms are not harsh or OF kind SER
iously to humiliate her adversary.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-19

UINTAH RAILROAD
Is THE ONLY"

W. A. Chapman. assistant secre-
tary and treasurer of the Uintah
Railway Company. was in Denver
yesterday, making arrangements with
w. II. Emmons. advertising manager
of the Colorado Midland. for the pro-
posed advertisement of his road in
connection with the opening of the
Uintah reservation.
Mr.. Chapman states that his is
the only railroad that starts from
nowhere and ends nowhere. and pays
dividends to its stockholders
The road was built from Mack, a
small station on the Rio Grande
Western. TO Dragon, 80 miles away.
for the purpose of hauling gilsonite
out of the Utah gilsonite fields.
The opening OF the Uintah reserva-
tion has brought the road into prom
lnence as it is practically the only
inlet from the east to that reserya-
tion.
Arrangements have been made
with the stage companies, the Mid
land and other roads for fare of
S39.60 round trip from Denver into
the reservation.
Mr.. Chapman says that the Uintah
reservation offers excellent oppor-
tunities for young men who care to
90 into new community and assist
in opening it up.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-19
GRAND JUNCTION GIRL
HONORED At FT. WORTH

a few evenings ago a dance was
given at the famous Country Club in
Fort Worth. Tex, in honor of Miss
Helen Bunting of this city. who is
visiting relatives in that city, and
her cousin, Howard Bunting of st,
Louis.
1t was a very brilliant social affair,
there being over 200 young people
present
In the Fort Worth Daily Gazette
there appeared a very extended ac-
count. followed by a fun list of the
guests. The following paragraphs
are taken from the account:
THE Country Club was never gay
er than on last Friday evening when
the friends of Misses Belle and Air
ginia Bunting flocked to the spacious
halls. grille rooms and Verandas to
enjoy the hospitality offered by these
young ladies complimentary TO their
brother. Howard Bunting of ST. Lou
is, and their cousin, Miss Bunting, of
Colorado. To be guest at the
Country Club of these charming
Young ladies is to enjoy the best
ever.
The cotillion was led by Ed
Cheatham and Miss Belle Bunting. %
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-19
FUNSTON FOUN DGUILTY
OF DISTURBING PEACE
Especial to The Sentinell

Special to Ine Sentlnel-I
lola, Kan. July 19.-H. T. Funs-
ton. former congressman from this
district and father of General Fred
ericll Funston, was today found gull
ty in the police court Of disturbing
the peace, and with having carried
concealed weapons.
He was fined So on each charge,
and the costs of the suit We're
charged against him.
The charges against Mr.. Funston
grew out of the wrecking by dyna-
mite by temperance fanatics on July
10 of three lola joints or saloons.
The explosions were the result of an
agitation against the saloons.
Mr. Funston. it was charged, made
innammatory addresses to the crowd
that gathered on the street, and when
a patrolman tried to persuade Mr..
Funston to desist, quarrel between
the two ensued, and Funston. it was
alleged, attempted to draw revol-
yer.
Funston was then arrested and for
NAL charges made against him.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-19
FINE-YEAR LIGHT
CONTRACT IN DENVER
Especial to The Sentinel ]


Denver. Colo, July 19.=With but
slight opposition. the 5-year light
contract with the Denver Gas &
Electric Company, favored by Mayor
Speer, was passed by the board OF
aldermen last night
The vote on the bill stood 10 to
Thomas J. IIyder. late editor OF
the Clarion Advocate and a member
of the Building Trades Council. was
appointed to succeed the late James
F. Maloney, the alderman from the
third ward The new alderman was
sworn in at once and proceeded to
cast his first vote in favor of the
light bill.
Some months ago, Hyder left the
socialist party, of which he had been
member, and became affiliated with
the democratic party. He immedi-
ately allied himself with the Speer
corporation element II is said that
he does not even live in the third
ward
Under the new light contract. the
city of Denver will pay to the Denver
Gas & Electric Company S16.5OO a
year for los additional arc light and
350-candle incandescent lights which
are to be used in lighting the sub
urban districts.