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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01
WlLL GET THE WATER.

me city administration has taken the
right course in instituhng eondemna-
ton proceedings against Knudsen's
water right in Big Cottonwood. When
the options were secured on. other
rights, hnudsep was unwilling 10 come
ia q what the city thought a fair price.
Later, encouraged by people who want
Ell 70 see the WHOLE scheme defeated,
Knudsen thought the city would take
his right at any preposterous price, and
named a most eXtrayagant figure. FL
nally, after months of negotiation, he
still maintained his opinion that he
could name his own figure and get 1t,
only one thing remained TO be done.
and the city has done it by its suit.
Possibly It has not occurred to
knudsen and his supporters that the
city is in position to take possession of
The water whenever it gets ready and
let the courts determine its value later.
Conditions are not as they would be if
a private person or corporation sought
possession. Salt Lake is going to get
the Big Cottonwood water it wants,
il is going 10 bring that water in here
next summer, and all the Knudsens, the
0bsFuetionists and kiekers in America
couldn't stop il. Salt Lake has waited
a long while for the opportunity and
the men TO execute the plan; it has
both the men and the opportunity now.
and there will be no stopping or falter-
ing or parieying.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01
1HE NEWS from RUSSIA.

More important than the war be-
tween Russia and JapaI, more impor-
taut than our war with Spain or any
other event Of the last forty years, is
the news from Russia that the car
has yielded TO the insistcnce Of Count
White and agreed 10 a popular form Of
government. It is not likely that this
generation or the next will witness an
historical event of so much signii-
canoe. The overthrow Of the autocracy
that has held Russia in an iron grip for
centuries IS complete.
Twenty years ago the man who pre-
dicted that the time would ever come
when Russia would have free speech,
a free press. the right Of assembly,
habeas corpus and a voice in the franz
ing OF the laws. would have been con-
sidered a foolish dreamer, The most
ardent friend of the Russian people
never hoped for 50 much. Now that
the desired has come to pass, will the
people use their power with wisdom,
sanity and moderation?
Count Witte. q former station master
Is today the real ruler of Russia. He
is prime minister with the right to Sc
lect his own cabinet: he is the man
. who has made all the reforms possible.
WHITE could be ruler in name as well as
in fact II he desired, for there is little
question but that fhe people would give
him anything in their power 10 give
lie e6uld have headed a revolution
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01
McRRls' ELECTION SURE.

A quiet canvass that has just been
completed gives every indication that
Mayor Morris viii be elected by ma
iority at least as great as the one he
received two years ago. and it may
run over that figure. Especially graft
tying TO the Democratic managers is
the strong Morris sentiment among
Mormon Republicans. During the
course of the inquiry TO which refer
ence has been made many of these ciu-
zens We're interviewed.
Some OF them viii vote the "Ameri-
can ticket, some will vote for Mr..
Lynch, but a large proportion. especial
~ among those who supported Mr..
Morris two years ago, will vote for him
again this year. He has lost none of
this strength. on the contrary. he has
added TO it. The non-Mormon Repub-
lican supporters of Mayor Morris are
for him because Of the splendid record
he has made.
They say ne is pre-eminehtly the best
man IN the field for the mayOralty Of
lice. They want the city TO progress,
not TO stand stiII or go backward. and
they feel sure that the only way TO
bring this happy condition about, the
only way 10 secure a continuance of
the forward movement that is now on.
Is TO re-elect Mayor Morris.
II is pointed out by these gentlemen
that the only water plan worthy of
serious consideration was thought out
by Mayor Morris and the men he called
into consultation with him; that more
civic improvements have been made
during the two years of Mayor Morris
term than under all the mayors Salt
Lake City has had in the last ten years,
including four years of Ezra Thompson.
They remember that when Mr.. Thomp-
SON was in Office they We're given
promises without fulflment. Under
Mayor Morris they have seen work ac-
complished. pledges carried out.
Men who have given thoughtful con-
sideration to the subject are of the
opinion that the election OF Mr.. Thomp-
son would be calamity from which
the city could not recover for years.
Tor this reason and for others cited
they are going to vote for Mayor Nor
ris, though they are not going around
publicly preaching their beliefs, for
they are not politicians.
Frankly, We can see no reason for
believing that Mayor Morris viii not
be triumphantly elected. The tide that
has been setting his way ever since his
nomination is stronger today than ever.
II viii continue to grow stronger until
the votes have all been cast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01
MRS. S0MERS-C0CkS' RE-
ClTAL.

All music lovers, especially all who
enjoy vocal music, are looking forward
to the recital Thursday night I'm the
First Congregational church with eager
anticipation Besides Mrs. Somers-
Cocks there will be three of Salt Lakes
leading musicians on the programme.
Thomas Radcliffe. a. G.. O., organist,
Miss Gratia Flanders. pianist, and
George z. SHELTON, violinist. will all
assist Mrs. SOmers-Cocks. The recital
is for the benefit of the Ladies Aid
society of the First Congregational
church Tickets are on sale at
ScIiranms and Smith Drug Co., price
seyenty-flve cent?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01
Mans Unreasonahleness

is often as great as woman's. But
Thos. 5. Austin, Mgr of the ''Republi-
can" OF Leavenworth, Ind, was not
unreasonable, when he refused to allow
the doctors TO operate on his wife, for
female trouble. Instead" he says,
I'VE concluded to try Electric Bittars.
My wife was then so sick, she could
hardly leave her bed, and five 90 ply
sicians had failed 10 relieve her. After
taking Electric Bitters. she was per
fect!y cured, and can now perform all
her household duties Guaranteed ny
z. c, NJ. !. Drug Dep, price SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

Senator Smoot dropped in from Provo
yesterday to cheer the boys at Repub-
lican headquarters UP a bit. IS he has
twice demonstrated his inability to car
~ his own town in a city election. we
refuse to be alarmed over anything the
senator may say or DO here. The hard
er he works for Lynch the more certain
win be the election os Morris and the
entire Democratic ticket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

About next Tuesday night a lot Of
very excellent gentlemen are going TO
announce with more or less blasphemy
that they viii never bet on another
Salt Lake City election.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

Our esteemed Republican friends are
entitled to all the comfort they can get
out of their figures. It's certain they'll
he beyond comfort about this time next
week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

Tie registration is over. If your
name isn't on the book in your district
don't go to the trouble of visiting your
polling place next Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

New class In Physical Culture for
Ladies next week Thursday evening.
Pierpont School, Templeton Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

Still it viii be some honor Tor the Re-
publicans 10 beat the Socialists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01
PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE.
~ San Pedro. Los
@ - 49, :: !: Il: !: :: !: = :.
EFFECTIVE MAY ISL. 1908
DEPART DAILY
From oregon SaoTt Line Depot
Gali 1 : Ia CIV
EFFECTIVE MAY Isl. lsoa

DEPART DALI
From oregon SaoR Line Depot
Salt Lake City
Nc 6,i S. IF stockton and Tintie las an
10. 6S-FoF Provo. Mercurs
N MsPsi ana points on sanpets 500 a a
No fyS S1IFor Provo. Mephi and 500 . n
Nc t:r IegSf L Poi Anseies and IN $3.50 q
No Sj. 5s- PSnl NePhi and ih:siFe.ll:ja pa
ARRIVE DAILY.
no. 2-BrOm Los Angeles and k.7n . m
intermediate Points ............ s"Vv q ~
No. 52-From Lynn, Provo and g.N a m
intermediate Points ....4..... <sNV a ~
No. 56-From Manti. Nephi and l.2l m
intermediate Points ....-....,- t'"v q"
No. 54-From Nephi, Provo and S.I1 a m
intermediate Points .,..-....... SsFs Z IA
Nc. 58-Fr0m Tintic District and An n m
intermediate Points ..-,....-... Wv" 1'
standard Pullman Service Dauy Be
tween salt Lake. Milford, CaiieHte. Las
Vegas and Los Angeles.
Direct Stage Connection for all Mining
Districts in Southern Utah and Nevada,
including Bullfrog-
City Ticket Office, No. Il ". Second
South Street. Telephones t@.
r W. GILLETT.
General Passenger Agent
J /. MOORE.
District Passenger Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01
Time Table
II EFFEsI
JUNE |, 1905
nsSaI.
-
ARRIVE.

Ah1NAh r.
No. +-From Ogden, Chicago.
9 Omaha sad s. psoI LSuis. Kansas Sis am
Nc Sof SrFs o@9 s 9gdfER Portland $50 an
No Sas S.FF0 Go,6 Ogden and inter $50 q
No. l2-frOm Ogden. Cache
p waiisy and . intermediate Il:45am
No From ogden. Chicago.
st Louis. Kansas city,
P P%1sh: Denver and .. san E45pm
No. lo-FTom ogdAn. Cache
S saa Fra Basts; Portland ana To
DEPART
No. 5-Tor Ogden. Omaha.
Chicago, Denver. Kansas 7.Ih -
City and ST. Louis .,......... '''s . -
Ne. 7-For Ogden. Portland.
Butte, San Francisco and IN lh.zs am
terfnediate points ..-..-.-..... iS'0s -
30. 1-F5r Ogden. Omaha.
Chicago, Denver. kansas
S Sitg; s. Louis ana San lao pm
re sy and fnt 9gas3d Gse Pon xs 4G
No. S-For ogden, Denver,
Kansas City, Omaha, 81. h.h5 n n
Louisiana Chicago -.......... F'"' ~
No. 9-FOT Ogden. Cache Val
ley, Butte. Helena. Portland
San Francisco and inter HIS mn
"sO'~'' '' D. E. BUtRLEY.
D. S. SPENCER,
City Ticket office. 56i Main Street,
Telephone 80.
Note-The train numbers shown abovs
are Oregon Short Line train numbers and
do Eot apply 20 the Southern Pacific west
OF Ogden, OF the Union Pacific EAST
thereof. ----
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

Mrs. Silas Ropp of Chicago. H.. has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.
Walker for the past week. Mrs. Ropp
has been on an extended trip in Cali
foTnia,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

Miss Edna Camomile entertained
about thirty of her young friends last
evening at a Halloween party. The
house was bright with the faces of COB
Inns done in pumpkin style and corn
stalks hid COLLINS of other kinds. Old
fashioned games were played and a
supper served
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

The formal presentation of the new
model corridor of the Emerson school
was made yesterday To the school by
the home and education section OF the
Ladies' Literary club. Mrs. Ledyard
NJ Bailey made the presentation. the
acceptance being BY Mrs. Kenneth c,
Kerr. A good musical programme by
the pupils of the school followed and
several of the parents in the districts
made Informal talks. Mrs. William c.
Jennings spoke briefly on the works
shown and gave a general idea OF their
Significance and the reasons for their
choosing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

Miss Edna Tibbey entertained {
score of her friends at HaIlowe' er
party Monday evening at her home OF
{ street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

Miss Helen Burton was the hostess
last evening at a Halloween party at
which 800" was the game played.
Everything suggested COLLINS and
witches, even the lamp shades being in
the form Of small wizards. Tables OF
black decorated with white figures
were used and old-fashioned ideas OF
refreshments We're cleveriy carried out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

Mrs. l.. c. VIM who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W, Il. Wight
man for some weeks, has gone 10 her
home IN Indianapolis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

\ quiet home wedding Of last evening
was that Of Mrs. Jennie T, Pierce and
Thomas w. Gallagher which took place
at 1850 O'Clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ire
nam. The marriage service was read
by DR.. +. w. Pinkerton, only few Of
the relatives being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gallagher left for a short wedding
trip. They will make their home in
this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

The executive board Of the Charity
association viii hold Il meeting at &c
o'clock this morning at the Y. NJ G. A.
rooms. and a meeting OF the entire as
sociafion viii follow at the same nlace
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23
aal1eVt5r,ampen In gmpfet.

9ie Na8ridt iiber 3ubeftDrungen
in Nprbtpefinbien tpirb, tpie man Of.
fi5iea aus 2onbDn melbet, bon ben
Rennern ber inbiIGen 8erbdltntife
bnr1aus ni9t lei9t genommen.
Menn au9 bisber nod teine offiaielle
@eitdtigung bprliese, 10 bese man bod
faum einen 3Deifel on Der &idtigfeit
Ger Melbune.
Oie betrpffenen fleinen 0afallens
itaaten Natpagat unb Dir baben uns
ter ibren Sultaren 5ofbar 2lli unb
WiDbamnsb 5aertf fdon tine iaist
Geibe fleiner Sebben birlter fih, man
bate ii6 iebo9 friiber taum barun
eefiimtnert. SeBt aber tperben iol@e
3nifdenfdlle anbers bebanbelt.
0ie sesentpGrtise Negierung bon
.Snbien bat ibr 9ans in Srbnung gee
fra9t unb TT nt9t gereigt, bieie burh
einen Nusbru9 alter 5eubaltdmpfe
tpieber 5t0ren 5u laifen. Man bat cine
nur alan rei1e @rfabrung bariiber,
toie lei9t Eel bem gharafter Der Gtrs
eeborenen bet folden @elegenbeiten
aus 6unfen cine Slamme ansefaht
!perben fann. SEPT fommen iiberbies
mod anbere Mpnlente ba3u, ipel1e
e;nen 8ru9 bes ir,neren 6riebens als
lbhit ungelesen erf9einen la1en. Der
britifhe prenliernliniiter bat in ieis
ner iiing5ten Runbgebung abermaIs
auf Die politifA itrategifhe Bebeu>
tung Mfgbuniitans bingetpieien. Man
fann baber gerabe an Der NorbtDeItz
grenae feline GtDruns buloen, ipelhe
in lingebuerli9 bersrDBerter Oarz
felIung burh bic einbeintiide Bes
riateritattung iibsr bic @ren5e ges
melbst ipirb: aab MfsbaniFtan, no
eas Qln1eben Der ilnerI1itterlicb eez
feftigten anglDzinbif9en Ma1t ni1t
abgefhipd1t iperben barf, rnb nod
boriiber binaus. gs iit baber nihf
su bertpunbern, bab bic 9egierunq
'opne 6dumen einsesriffen unb foforf
zine mobile Rplonne ndh bem Rampfs
gebiete abgeienbet bat.
Ole Sttuattorl TT Die, bdB bas Mbs
leben bes 8eberrlAers bon Dir BON
ieinern alten Nebenbubler dls Gxlez
genbeit benubt tpnrbsn lit, um jih in
bie gfbfolge ein5umiIhen unb einfts
tusilen Elm Sort al beieben. Durd
biefe Sborbeit bat er iih Der analps
inbil1en Negitrung ge9eniiber in bic
Gtelnng eines Iriebensbreders aes
brdbt, unb bic grpebitionstruppe
iDirb ibn tpObI bsnnddit nod 0auje
| ipeifen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23

ZEN @robld lddtern beffehstb bans
iiber ldgert psrfhisbene Mntlugen Dor.
90 fpurDen 8abngefeiIfhaften beeins
fInBt, unab9angigen 8iehoiiatern, bic
tih peiqerten an ben Sruit 5u perfalls
len, b6bsre 6rudtfdBe 81 itellefs, ilnb
Gyleifhh6nbler Ii, Detail, Die nibt pDrf
Sraif fauftegt, purben auf bic fdipors
ss elite gefebt unb ibre Rontairren5
erfriidt, inbenl man an ihren Rldben
ssitipeilig fpottbiLlig pertuiifte, Biz Der
gegner Die Runbi9aft psrloren bate
lnb rliiilirt mar.
g[n bic grtfhetbung be8 Sberbunz
resgeri9ts fniipft iih nun bic bere9s
tiate 6pffnung, baB cine GrntdBieuns
Der Sleif9preiie in 9lusiiht ftehe. Ob
iie in Grfiillung geben tpirb, tit i1ls
nerbin fragli9. Der Sruit tonn iebt
al ietner MuflOInng ge3iDungen fperz
ben, absr bic GjroBfdldhter f0nnen
it6 su elmer sSirma pereinieen. Mn
Stelle bes &artelIs tpiirbe bann bas
Monopol treten. behl gefebli9 nod
fhiperer bei3ufpmmen 1T.
9urh Die gntffeibung Der bo6iten
s5nftan5 1T ipenigitens erret6t, baB
nunmefr Der @eneralantpdlt enereifh
aorgeben fdnn, obne @efabr gu Iaufen,
Die linn bur9 bas @eleB se3osenen
9renssn au iiberf6reiten. 8ei benz
gerir9ften 8eritDb eegen bas geri6t>
.li9e ltrtbeil ipirb iebt in Maibinston
prompt porgegangen tperben. 9lu6
tpirb bic Glntitruit 9efebeebune, fir
bic Der Prdftbent 70 entfdieben ein@
t-itt, in Der 2esislatur ipilIigeren 9ps
ben finben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23

taben fi6 bd Die beutfden Merste
8rebmer unb Setttpeiler ertpieien, bie
Ten Radipeis bra4ten. boB bic Su=
hrtulofe in iebenl, nidt gerdbe gang
beipnbers @ddbli9feiteu bietsnben
Slirna nit gleithem grfolse bebannelt
sperben ta1a sSn S9eilfdtten fnnn
ou9 tiirbeniittelten 9ubertul0fen Die
Gprsiige bee bpgienifd Didtiihen
oeilperfdbrens au @ute fpmmetl. Dds
iiir tinIeren Gtaat in @usfidt 9enomz
meme @druatorium ipiirbe na6 Gbnlts
den ober glei9en @runbfdber betrie<
ZEN iperbet. On einem @rfolg III ni1t
5u 5ipsifeln. Bel gelegenbeit bes Slt=
acknowledgements in Berlin mudte
bns @efunbbeitsamt befanlt, baB aus
hen beutfhen Saeilltdtten entlafenen
9rantet 72 pro5ent ols eriperbs<
fdbig entlaFen tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23
pte GntTdJstn1tttp 9eprtt nett
EleiCd1trnJf.

Cine Der mG9tigiten &orporatipnen
i'm 2anbe 1T iener Srut, Der ben
5leif9mdrtt fpntrollirt. Die 0ertbeu@
erung bieles Rabrunssmittels tpirb
Ieit tangent BON alien &lai1en seIpiirt.
Qagemein begriibt man bebbalb nit
Sreuben bic Ra9ridt, baB bas Sber<
bunbesserifht, Die bD6fte snitana, ben
gegen Die Gbtcaso'er @robf9ld9ter@
ftrma Gtpift &: 60. erlaFenen Gins
baltsbefebl sutsebeiben bat.
sSn Der 9duptIa9e banbefte es fi9
bdriiui, Of Die aIs Beef =grait be!annts
Sirma gu Re9t atptIdenftaatli6en
5anbeI betreibe unb fomit Der @ez
ri9tsbarfeit Der 8unbesbebDrben un<
teritebe. 9as Oberbunbesseri9t lit
einftimnig Der Mnii9t, baB bies Der
San iei. benn Die 6irma betreibt Wiebs
eintauf in peri6iebenen 9taaten unb
ebenio 5leiI9bertauf na4 anberen
Stadten. Gs erfannte slei95ettig. baB
bic atpii6en ben eirSelnen syirn1en ges
troffenen Nbfommen bsaiislia Der gins
fGufe, Der preisreselunsen, Der Ra>
bate. Der f6par5en 2iite u. I. IN. gez
gen bic 9eitimmunsen bes Gberman'>
f1en 4ntitruitsefeBes perftieBen.
Die 8efdmpfuns bes SleiI9truits
eritredt iib ihDn iiber einen ldnsererl
3eitabi9nitt. Die erfe Rlage erbob
i'm Mai 1902 Der 8unbesbiitriftsans
malt 9etbea bor benz areisri9ter
@roBeup in gbieago, Der sunG9F Ell
men tenlpordren gtnbaltsbefebl erlisB.
gs fam aunddit gu lansnierigen 9erz
bonblunsen. gs ipurbe na9gepieIen,
baB Die GroBidld6ter ni6t nur bic
preile eemeiniam beftimmen, bic fie
i'm Meiten fir bas 9ieb aablen tpolfs
ten, ionbern aud bic preiIe, bic on
ben betreffenben 3onfumitellen besablt
tperben IOllten, nan l1eberetnitimmung
regelten. Syait Elm Dolles Sabr Derz
alma, ebe Elm permanerter Ginbaltsbes
fell folaen fpnnte. Cine fur3e 3eit
rrobifiairte Der 5leiidtrui feline Ges
IGGftsmetbpben Elm ipenig, aber in ber
0auptfahe blieb Der ridterIide Gnts
5cheib unbso9tet. Damn tp1lrbe al,
pas Sbsrbunbesgeriht dppellirt in Der
Grmartung, baB Der Ginbaltsbefebl
oufgeboben tperben tpiirbe. Disie
Mnaelegenbeit fam nunmebr por bsi
b09iten Snftnn3 CUR @erbanblune
unb Gntfheibung.
Mie es bsr Gleif9truit ernl1sIidte.
bic bon tim biftirtsn hoben preift
1ufreht au erbalten - bas @erihl
lsrfannte cine 8onfpirutiOn uls ulste,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23

ppn 10000 Bis $4,000 Gonnen. Der
panserfreu5er BON $4,000 Bis 10000
Sonnen unb Der leibte Rreuaer fir
&unbfdafterbienite (scouts) bDn "a
Bis 20 Rnoten 5hnelligteit Bel 1000
Spnnen Displacement.
Dos Eorpenpbpot bat piel bon feis
nen @hreden i'm sesenpdrtigen &rits
oe perloren. 9ur1 Ma9farlteit tperz
Cen feline gtngriffe feidbt DeretteIt.
Mebnli9 fdGbt man ben Mertb 'ber
l1nterieeboote eirl.
3um neiteren Musbdu unfertr
Slotte Iinb nod arBerseip6bnlih gros
Be 8etpilligunsen bes GDngrehes nDz
tbiq. grft in ppriger Mohe bat @e=
crefdr Mprtpn ppr Dem 9dussgnnlite
erflGrt, baB tpenn es biefes Sabr fur
ia Weilltpnen Dollar itimmen unb
biefe Hate aufredt erbalten piirbe,
Bis bas pprliegenbe 5lottenprogramm
ausgefiibrt, tpeitere8orlagen fi6 bann
idbrlicb MIR auf 77 Minionen Dollar
belaufen ipiirben. Dieie Gebuction
biirfte tppbl niemals eintreten. @rs
fdbrungen, Die 5ranfrei4, 9euti6z
lamb unb Gnglanb eemabt, Seisen,
baB Martne Budgets INNER nur
qrDber tperben. 8ei Der in Der Salipt@.
fade bprliegenben 8olitit fir bic 8erz
einigten @taaten Die grDBte 5lotte Der
Welt su 11affen, fam ebenfallsF BON
Sefonpmie ni9t bic 9ebe fein.
Infer 8unbessSausbalt, Der bur9
Marine getpiGisungen nit am meis
iten beldftet tpirb, 1T 10 foItlpielia
baB es ni6t an @timmen feblt, bic
Sur Sparfamteit rut6en. 9as nuttos
male Gintpmmen fam nur anf Stpei
@eee gelteigert iperben: gr6Dbnng
ber3Dlle ober Der 8inneniteuern. SEPT,
no eine Sartf Repiiipn in Nusii9t
itebt, pdren3 3ollerbDbuneen cine fdne>
re Mufgabe. Die 8inneniteuern rllz
Zen uuf 8ter, SpirituoIen, Sabaf II.
(. IN. 6ier tpiirbe cine 8ertbeuerung
ii9er feline 8egeiferung berporrufeu.
Wlit Der 8ergrDBerung Der sSlptte
iteigen natureenldb bic Soften Der 8ez
mannung, 5000 tpeitere 9eeleute fnb
geqenpGrttg Die Minimdlforberung
bes Marineieeretdrs. 8ier Banaerz.
treuSer tperben Bis Maat ipieber bienitz
fGbig, bic man bod ni9t obne 8emanz
itlrng i'm 6afen CUR &eferpe balten
fam. gfeue Mannihaft fdetnt aber
i9tper gu erbalten su fein; tpentgftens
trau9bare, Die ni6t beferttrt. gta9
Mittbetlung bonn @rmp unb Ndbal
sSpurnal befertirten 500 Mann bonn
rorbatlanttI9en @ef9pdber, als es
i'm 5erbit reparirt ipurbe, unb stpar
ni1t fpeniger als 100 bon einem
@dIa9tI9iffe. 9as beiBt Der 8ez
feblsbaber berlor ettpa ein Siinftel fetz
ner Mannf9aft. Mo5u niisen i9lieBz
li9 bic beiten S9iffe, ipenn Die Maz
trpfen berbentpsis babonlaufen. Sang
naturgemdB muB man ba auf ben Sc
tanfen fommen, baB enttpeber bic llnz
tereebenen ntd5ts taueen, ober Die
8orsefeBten ni9t gum COMMANDO be-
fGbist ftnb. 9lbgefeben bon benz 3eits
unb @eIbberluit It getpinnt bas Breitige
her &egierung iider ni4t burh foI4e
MafIenbefertionen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23

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