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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Nrunoltild0 ltcbcrtruonnoCu.

Ncrmon 5. 9iuhcnr an NIurU 9iIcs
etc, Citicitc Sutton 9(pcmrc, nobC
6uDcttcitroBc, 1913 bel -, @runo.
sims $50, $500.
Sobn ". Smith al 3obn &oicpt
WtcGulicrtp mo 6rnrl, gtoroicitJ
eager, nubc Muibii9tonltraBc f.
bel 50, @rlno}iuS $3G, $500.
&obn &olcpb WicGolrcrtD etc. an
&obn ", Smith, Norolcitc eager,
nubc neutrality-suspicious., f. BET so.
@ruro5iu5 $3G, s..
Cornelius S. Hpon etc. at Hobert
". Bead, 9iorooiticitc Fort 2lpcnlc,
nubc Ercltonitr., y bel 80, @rln0,
sims $l35. s..
&obn ID. Nluli, 9tohluBDerpoltcr,
an ,&o5n W. EioIi, (ruitec, Siioieitc
GroB nobc %iGbtltrobc 1873 bel 70.
@rm0}ins $l5.G2, 81.
ISM. i. Firihcr an 2oui5 Berger
mo 6rolt, lioroicitc G0monoion.
Npcmc. nobc @oooDeor Naep, ~ bel
Is, @runo}inS $50, s..
Clarence y. Sigbt 1t. 6rou an v
@cbb mo Jrou, RoroIcite Der sic.
ment, nobe SoluIonitrobc t3.5 bel
-, @r6}. SIP, $500.
SoDn +. S'6croIl, NohIoBperpaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

%iolnmcltc iidJ 9citcrn Nbcno icbr Sobl.
reid IN lcincr Nnlle SIT icincr react.
lnoBl1cn Sln9ltrn0c. En Der sc
Id)ott9liBln2 murOcu Ginlo0unocn
pom oMo5ort Ntduncrdor" uno Dem
"@nDern Mf0nncrdor" SIT Ocrrn
ocrnn0dlt itattllnOCnocu Gcltlidfcitcl
nllgCnommcu.
@cion0ocrcin oG0cl.
mcib."
Ter @cIdn0ucrcin, Goclpcib" belt
1cltrrn Nbcn0 in @l0cr'a N0uc, Gdl
Golt- mo Soit Nucmlc. cine QlDtbc
'lld)tc %crlonnllwG ab. Ginlooml.
gen pom oIto5ort Ntduncrhor" 81
0c'lcr Nlitcrnroitcu ul0 pom .Nuu
rn-Nt0nncrtor" SIT ociicn Gon5crt
lno Nol in ser IS. y. NJ. NoIlc"
lon0cn cilltimmiQc Nnnobmr. Sonlt
tunlcn MIR 9iortinc0cid0itc 5ltr Or
lcoigln0.
ga mcnpcrcin oc& oGontou-
Htc0crfrun5."
Ger Q]omcnucrcin oc9 ,Gonton
%icOcrfron5" pcrionmcItc iid Qcitcrn
9lbcno in e. GOrinQ'@ Nollc, Gtc >.
StroBc mA Salt &ucmtc, Canton,
mo mltcr Ocnr Noriibc ser Irol
&otborinc NomnliuAcr mo ser Ero
tofolfilbrumQ Der 6rou MorQorctbc
&ubn mrr0cn 5lpci llcltc NiitQIirorr
ouigcnomucn mo olc IcGtcu glr
r%on2cmcnt2 lilr Die NctbciliNmQ 0c2
&crcina an Scr ocum6d)It itottliuocu
0cn GimpcibmN Scr ncllcn Nullc &c.
troiicn. So0om iolQtc elm NcnIiltb
@ollccflatid mo (on5tr0u5
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Yer. SGu0cr Uon Baltimore.

>'' ~uHHVl uuH VHlIllnUrc.
Solrptqltarticr; .@ermunia.M Gn.
ncrtor . @Auc"; Er1iioeut Senrp
@ic'ctin8, 9ir. Dps, peri. Gultcrn.
Npc.; correipouoircnocr uno pruto.
t%oIltrcnOcr Setret0r hilbert Sd)miot,
Ar. PIG, Grcocrld Nucn1c; Sinuni.
Setrct0r IS. Nimmclhebcr, 9tr. 80,
: Noro.Gocn StroBc; Shatnteiiter s.
O}ldlif, 9tr. 7t3, Mariners traBc;
Glriacnt &obn ". Slcir. &crIammz
hung lcoet 5~luciten 6rritog I'M Mo.
nat.
yIrion."
Sailptqltartier: Stag Sale, 4r.
2O5, 9anooer.S traBe. S%ingitunoe:
0titttpoh - 0irigent: S. &. 5ronf.
nSormonie."
SoltptQltartier: CIR. Ala, 8elt.
3oDette'S troBe. Singitunoe: 9iert.
tags Qiri9cnt: Sobn q. &leir.
~8ermania. WtGunerdJor."
9altptQltnrtier: 8ermnnia WGr.
lcrdor Sale, Rr. 4t0-412, 8eIt.
2ombaro.S troBc. SinoItunoe: Don.
tcrita8S - Qirigent: Gbeooor Sem.
berger.
n5robiimn."
3auptQltartier: Srobltnn . SaQe,
Nr. 2000, Sreoerid. gpenle. Sing.
Ititnoc: WtithuohS-Q irigent; Sobn
u. &lCin.
ngrbeiter. MGnnertor."
Snlptqllortier: In6rca8' Salle,
Nr. 314, SanoOeritrnBe. SiugItunoe:
0tittuohS 49, 0irigent: GbuS. $.
VodQli.
n2ocult.Boint MGnnerdor."
SaitptQro1tier: Builders Safe,
Gde Gubn. un6 In6reitroBe. Sing.
ltlnoe: Mittipod) gbeno8 8 llbr
9%irigent: 8ubcrt &riippcl.
nglrbcitcr. 2ic6rrtaiel."
SollptQuorticr: IoI5' Sale, Nr.
4OS, @eit . 2eringtonitrobc. Sing.
ltunoe: 0Ienitog5-Qirisent Subert
Stripped.
.MeIo6ie."
Souptquortier: =. HieS' Safe,
gde 2olpItrabe uuo 8elair . Wtarft.
S%itgItunoe: Qouneritngs - Qiri.
gent j. aoroIltS.
.VaDeriiher W1nnerdor."
SnlptQlortier: 2ldermann's Sale,
Ode bon Caroline. mo 8ougbitroBe,
S%ingititoe: Ionneritog gbeno
Qirigent; AlIguIt SdneiOer.
.8ermoria. 8 uortett. Club"
SoltptQuortier: Wieieuberg's Salc,
Nr. 11G, Noro FncuItrnBc. Sing.
itunoe: 3ienltags - 9irigent: ).
aarolltS.
"Wetger.8 eiougoerein."
Snuptquortier: Soifmann's SnQc,
2olp. uno 6orreIt StroBc. Sing.
ltluloe: 9ienitogs-Qirigcnt Subert
Stripped.
.GGelpeiB."
Sduptqrortier: @eorg IS. Noer's
Safe, Rr. I, 6ait.gUcrle, Canton.
Sin9Ihtnbe: 0ienltugS - 0iriBent:
NIIg. Sdnei0cr.
oGboliu.W dnnerdor."
S%uitptquortier: Boigt'8 Sule, 0r.
1922. Sorioro. Ipenle. Siugitunoe:
Qienitng8 - 0irigent: S. 6. 5rant.
3urnoereiu y8orpGrts."
8oriuart3 Sale, Nr. 1924,
8elt.Seriu8tonltruBe.
.Gihenfran5."
SaliptQuartier: Sobn Shmiot's
Dorm. 3orn'3) Sale, gfe 3. uno
@ougbItruBe, Sigblunotopn. Sing.
ltunoe: WittUod)S-Qirigent Geo. ".
Eoeblmom.
.Wo5ort . NtGnncrdor."
Sauptquartier: Hobert Toqmer's
Soqe. Nr. 192t-l923, Orleans.
StruBe; Sinaitunoc ie0en Sonner.
Itug abeno; Geo. YobImdn. Oirigent.
.llnnbbdngiger 9iirger .8ereiu BON
Marplano."
8eriammIltng ieben lesten 9pn.
ncritag i'm Wouot in Ser Sor,p1rts.
Saae, Nr. 73i, @eit'2eginstonltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

81 L. " { o.. W IL " lNLI .l( H.. & L
fronft. Nr. George wjmlhcr. lcn., ser
bctonntc cbemoli0c %goucrcibcii6er.
crfronftc am N}ontoN 2}orlcu itmcr
inn .Snpcriol .@otcl" No gSup port.
no cr iih nit lcincr Eodter mlfhiclt.
an cincn1 Nniouc utlrtcy &grouumo9.
it6rrn1cn, mo cine ,}tjl llnu lpor
lcin @ciinocn 10 lh,rmm oub mon
nod icitCr GonliIic tcIclruvhirtc. sic
iih ioiort nod Der NIctrovolc bcoob.
@citcrn bclicrtc lid) Ger }uD0n0 oc9
Eoticlrtcn mo 0crlclbc )ouror uui ci.
mem Spc5inhpa9goU uuh Baltimore
mo Damn IN lclnc N&o1uulJ an Scr
GhcItrr ullh @oItimorc StraTc uc.
brobt. 30brcn0 oul1bljd icin Wc.
iinocn fritild) 1T 10 ncleU ood Oic
9lcr}tc sic bette Moiimml ami lcinr
boloi9c @cnclltnQ.
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~ "lIllS N'"' ''N'NVNl CUT ICbltl
Nrcltu0 Der clitcil N%ohrunoll 1T 0cr
II. Folll-S iroB' oIrI'Gi lnlroc, ut III
Dem Sol1ltorllllll oC2 Nr. &rplr1
N'llIcr, Hr. l'32 81 FullI StraGc,
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lliV'I'ol'otl lu''u "'''''" 3pVi'o GU
,>''Ql'ClI nan "oV' OCH ZOO o't >
1oor' oIlel' N'ofCl''' sens. var, $40,
S"o eotol'''Vl'Fob' Io'Io)' oll' N'ol''
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pom u'lrr %'rol'''oorl'IUt'Ii 'IIr o''l
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berger, pcld)cr ant -. Nttobcr 1tah
lltrjcr &rontbclt 'turh lullroc Ncltcrn
W}orNcll nnnt Srullcrhultlc, !r. T.
softer Hncrltc, Nt9hlanotolpn, aus
am ocnl obl. erloNcr N~rIrobo'c" sur
lCGtcl Hlthc beltuttct, nud0cm Eotcr
&ol. StoI} III Der NIcldnonrlNct
STRIDE oo@ lclcrllhe (ootc1orlt ceI1
hrlrt hottc. Wis Vohrtlldtro0cr mn.
Atrtcn otc 500. Hrl6 Flort1cr, Y. u.
Forl@, ). 3ori1, y. M'crlcuL Nobn
ebCrt, NrlB FcbcL Nltg. Gnu1lcI llno
Y. Nlll9cr. %ttIc lfonF Nllnlcngc
mllloe morcl c~ll9Goluclt, onrlIntcr
en- Strobcnbohn Wogqon oon lct,
men eollc8cl III &lrrltfl1 Der Stro
Bcllbobn @clciIlbdft ctn &nlcn BON
ocll "(olorIll0rerlI NM 9onolittcltrcH
DER 100. rotOcl StroBenbabn Stntr,
@rclli pom DER ySlttpc, &I''clt BON
ocll @llocriL @rrllj pom :. y. SPELL.
oor'cr, @lllclr non 9tlt. nm Hnnd
@cloorler, Bouquet bon JtobboruL
%. BON 6roll hubert, &roll5 BON @rn.
scott ltllo |ollQlIet pom 6rou Y. @ors
Der, @r. |llldcIbcr0cr uor III NoltI
more am - Hprtl 1850 NcboreI,,
AlIl1 nor u Nobrcn Den 0llldIldcn
tDcblmo mt NobclIc, Ncb. Meier,
en- llll0 btllicrIobt ol'Gcr oIclcr lcd)2
3mocr. or mar enc 3ctt lang ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Plus ocntidlen &crciucn.

,@Crnlaniu , G,llortCtt Club" be
rcitct Gin Guitcrrr0itclt por.-Nn
0Cre 8crCinC.
Ger yMcbgcr-G omcn- &crcin" bicl
0~citCrn Nbcnb IN Der n6robltnn Nul
lc" icin i0hrIidca Iltitcrnioupcr. -
ySie g bel ben bon hiclCm Ncrcil
pcrunitoltcten &crQnii0umQcu ltct;
ser SAL lit, ltCltCn iid) ulld) ST Ocn
gcitrigen Die @eiud)cr I'll better
Shourcn cin, 10 0oB iid 0ic 0robcr
N0unlllftcitcn Der NoIc, @olliool.
mic SpciIe6immcr ais picl ir flcirl
criuleicn. (rob0cM oocr Qcro0c Nc3.
bolb bcrrldltc 0ic id)0ltitc Gcitltim.
mll1Q, lnh Die Observation-Disclosures
DC" SoupCr3, ionic 0ic (bciIncbmcr
ooro1 lporCn lp%ohIQcnutb unO NIT
Dem GrroIQ Gllbcrit 5uiricoct. ,\n1
Spctlcl0ol hcrrldltC Qro6Cr NnOrunQ,
Ncocrnloul1 mar cGlltltin OCnn Is Qub
mas WlttC2 - IL lnutct bu2 uQ0c-
meme llrthciI 0crcr, ole Ctlpu@ %
BON pcrllchcn. NuBCr OCnn oWtcbOCrs
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thrrirc o,,,n o,th c,rb,Ann ,,n>
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EoIcI - nir Gro,,pr GriIic Or
borht, Sppbic D6rr qiro Noncrbir.
ser. GIiiobctb gQoorer. glnro 6Iirtir
Caroline Wn(oiduriht Eohorrr o}cu
bo,,s. Wcrtbo Gi,dcr g(nno Woth
N,rno Norriinr Ihrfr mrirb Gmifir
Qufoa NIro Ncrbcrocr r(iic 0Scr.
uifc
Iiihtcid - Irou Nr,mo E,mrr.
Yos NiiIia 0nmitr nra Mrtorr
Mciononcrrino" bc,,onn. o,,a Som H1
GmiI qnos N,nroh Moncrb;rncr
Nboa Wnnrr 1ohn 7o,h urn Scr
mann W~n(n5duniht
9ip Wcomtinncn Sos 9,n,cr wcr
Gins limo: V]r0iibcntir GlconorcQon5.
WicctT r0iincntin N(NcIc @rich. Scfrc
tGrin emma EomcrS, ShoBmciitc
rim katherine SbIcr.
.Sormpnic"
0;o c;r,5nu,6c hor n,r,,r;,u
NOR ]oo,trr,, 9nhc,h ;e6, ,,,t hc;,,h.
hciier ,rs ;cit ctri,6c, oH,bo,, ,,n5
h,h,,rh cr,,,th;nt n,+,n 5iI n;o or
t;nc, nrh t;hti, ;,,s 1c,,n ,n,S Of.
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n,;t ,cr,n;i,,on, oSAof,, norf%nSon
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cr;,o G,n,nrt m;t,o 6;o,,. m,,nts
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ih1iteiitunn mrrnc NhpnoIirr 0Ilbcrt
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o(s mrsernrArntIihr5 nftirca Mit
olich mIiocunumrn er mirh PEI ornt
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Msr ~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

'N''NN'''N : ~ ~ l''NlANlNA ~ =
%crcin@ an Scr Ocnm0d)It itottlinocu
Ocn GimpciblmQ Scr ncllcn Nauc &c.
t|roiicn. Sooom ioIQtc cln Qcnlilth
Iidcr &oliccfIotld mo (un}tr0u5
den.
Brad 0o@ Z h / ii lcIbcir
- Nucn Ehruibcr ciu % Sabre alter
glrbcitCr pom Nr. PIP. Nor0 8rcCnC.
Strnbc. ~itijr}tc Qcitcru Nurnllttog an
Der Ode bon Charles un0 Eager Ctr.
BON cll1cn 30 SUB bobcn Nalt0crillt
bcrub; CT fam lpu10Crborcr Mciic nit
cincm bIoicn @rltd oca ShIiiilclbcina
0upon. Ger Ntum l0n0 %2Itlnobmr
I'M oStobt Noipltul".
Sic 2 hultcr pcrrrnft
bate lid Ncitcrn @bcuo Scr 10 Sabre
oItc Nnt. @ro0lcO BON 9fr. 70, Noro,
Grc0crid Strobe, inocm cr bon cilrcm
@oQQon scr 0rlcon3ItroBcn Clinic
an scr Ode uon GopcttC. mo Grc0c
rid StroIr nrtrniicu murhc 7cr
Wtum muroc nod ocm nStoot Soipis
toI" ocbrodt
4om ,,h o,r
on,,,5t o,L,c o;n ;3,.;,or on,.,
no,i Wr 70i 81 w,r,rncnt ctrn5,,
m,rhc ~,c,tcr,, N(ho,n 49, ncr N,4o w.,
mrccpmo,rt Orror,,c ma Nhoin a..
INN c;ucu, ,6,rcrc, o,A8,c;,onn
;i~bc,,obrcn fon,. ober INIT ,;,nr ,rn,,,
characterization ob,r A,d r;dt 5ot, ,o
iGhrGhcr C,ctihm,, nos o,;os s.,
nor e.. r,,rAc ,n, o;,,,, :, h,.
Woh6or,Aoi+ ~mo6rcrhor or.,t, n,,
br,nc, ,,n5 Sam =, na. or,,E,Ln,
hcs m;,trcrcu W,G,c;hiarius ,,h
Ao,,5c ocbroh4
~
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wv" '"'','"','" "'I'''" 'U'
icnboac ncS 4 Ncoilnrnta an y2cIt
Goncttc Strobc etro 500 W0,tr Iic
Ken iih III bcnliclbcn nirhcr W}onor
9imomrs rn6 cinc Nn,ohI Norhin,.
fem il, ocr fomn,cnhcr y2ohl ,ooc,
ucbrn bcn yconrtcr nm ncr rhrcn
tofc( Eoh Wcrnhionro nca Nonrctts
~ FNN'NI ~ ilAlAhlllAA ~ NAllitNllF
m,rhrn oic rirtr;ttafortcr -, nc,
Ncncii, W]or,tc0n,rn IN, morn
lono lbcotcr" It. Dem .,~gn,bitori1m"
am IS, gf%oocrnbcr ouf Nluftion pcritri
Qcrt. Sr. :. q. g}pbnro i~lr1oirtc ais
9uftionotor unS cine br6cutrnhc
Sunlnrc mar Dos HcilIltot icirrr Wr.
miibunocn. Cine Wouocpiuc g}orItc(e
lima nebIt otbIctiIhcn SpicIcn bi(hctc
Den ShIrE scr Irirr fiir mc(dhc Sic
Iorbcrcitu1oen pnu hcr $40 Gomca
u. Irott. Sirom WieicnicI6 On
Nirih mn 10 nr0erc,, Nooros" 80
troiicn luorcn.
w6 ,oh W.;t.>.r,E
6nt,n = a,nn
GO 9ac5t Tono.ton"n ''''ay', ~
~, Mo,,tnn Mto,,% ''p,, ,o"''''v nlo
Mc,, Tich,tnbrs c;,'o, ,1tn', "',n,o'.
ncth - wti[nhornhi1 "og, Io,. u'"t
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,tc,, To,;c( gp;,[c;nsn Gp.'%, tvt.2.
ncr m,,,horGctn E;,r ,tsaesn 0"''
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4" ~ ~ III %2o'ao' 9i'''l@
yi''i'9 eroou d "f. lll", gtoro'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

""* Ger nGamcn-Ndbpcrein" oes
nAug. Gelitidcn @oiienbauics" b0lt
beute 9ta6nittog IN Der Inltult ieine
Serlumnllung ob, uno aQe Witalie.
Der iolltcn crideinen, on Gintritts.
farten fiir oos iobrlide arobe
Gnitcrnioupcr ocs @oiienbonicS oil5,
gcgebcn mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

9cin @erift iiber oieicIbc pom So.
mite fir MittcI uno %8c9c. IT,
9tlrr Orei 0lit9licOcr mtcr5cidnc.
ten oenIelbet. - Ncrr @romll
fam 5lt ipGt sur Sibln9. - Scilr
Supplcmcntor . @cridt nidt alt.
crfonnt. - Die @croromurg Dem
Gonritc cnt5o9en mo sum 5pcitr1
Wol pcrICic en-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-27
PERSONALS

County Attorney Christensen VIII 20
TO Bingham tomorrow on court bust
ness,
Banker y. Il, McGurrln Of this city
has gone to Chicago, 81. Louis and New
York to be gone for two weeks,
President h. s. Hills Of tho Desoret
National bank and wife have gone TO
the Pacific coast to be away for the
ensuing two months.
John r. Standrng the News" CORE
spondent at Lehi, was In salt Lake to-
day ON business. The gentleman re-
ports the sugar factory town in splen-
did shape,
General Manager G. A. Quigley Of the
Studebaker company has returned from
a Portland, Or business trip lie re-
ports general business conditions very
good along the coast.
Mrs. l.. H. Hall has gone TO Los An
geles, whore her mother. Mrs. ]. IL.
Hood, Is quite H. As the old lady is
50 years of age, there is some apprehen-
sion as to the outcomei but If she re-.
covers sufficiently Mrs. Hall viii bring
her mother back to Salt Lake. Chief
Engineer Hood of the Southern PacI-
fc, now In san Francisco, is son, and
a Mrs. Dillon Of Los Angeles but now
IN Europe Is another daughter Of Mrs.
Hood. Mr. Hood ST., was during life
an associate editor OF the Springfield.
Mass, Republican, under the late SAM
uel BoWes
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Philadelphia
fayet,e split between the two high

fayetle split between the two high
schools
The list Of graduates is me- follows
Lafayette SohOol-Zcuith Justice,
Ernest sunderland, Mabel Wells. Orson
Schettler Ruby Nosien. Rhea Miner
Matthew Noall. Gertrude ingalls,, r la
Cobbley Hazel Evans Rolph Sperry,
Barbara Long clyde Edmun1s, Reeve
Richardson, Alice Wells Hattie Nye.
Minnie Thorn, william Patrick. Fanny
Hansen Bernlce Young, Gertrude
Romney, Moyle Gray Joe FitzI atrIck,
Mary McPheorsJn, Calvin Smith, He
Der Romuey
OquIrrh school Gordon BEETLES Ed
win BlomQuIst, Louis Collins, oscar
Hagen. Richard Hapgood. Edward
Horsfall, Reginald Levy, Ray McDon-
aid Earl Mcintyre. John Mnrgetts.
Rushby M1gey Ernest Moreton,
F1nCls Paunetier, John Robinson,
Frank Stcfel George Timmlns VIII
Nier Gilbert Williams. Agnes And2r-
son, Pauline Brokmeycr. Sylvia Cuhoou
Bessie CunninEton. Margaret Cuth-
bertson, Adelaide Elchnor Nora Hardy
Maude Hodggon Lucy Kingshury
Amelia Knapton, Alberta Mccain. SAL
lie Nowlin Kate ORourlSc, Martha
Perry Laura poulson, Erma Rivers,
Hazel Smith, Elsie Taysum Hazel
Wright
Union School Margsry Breoch Gs-
Their Davis, Hazel Davis, Maudc Gould,
Lucille Gardner Lilly Gothic, Ernest
Gillespie, George Gillespie. Elsie Hus-
bands Edith Hill Eleanor Heringer,
Matte Han Vira Hlrst. Henry Keller,
Agnes Mcmillan jackson Newman. ed
ward Newman Fred Rivers Louise
Rawlins clyde Bonshaw Clifford Ridd
Harvey Selley Ann Eliza Seal Mabel
spencer llilda Welsncr Elsie Watson
Jane Wnlkugshaw. Jean Irvine.
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AFTERNOON IN THE HOUSE.
An Important Message Received
from Governor Cutler

AT this afternoons session OF the
house, Mr. John D. Hooper, Of weber,
the young man who some days ago
was adiudged incompetent az CONF
mlttec clerk, was nominated as assist
ant minute clork, his name being placed
before the house by Representative
Merrill The nomination was made
unanimous, after which Representative
Stookey Of Salt Lake, nominated Miss
Fannie Buruham as committee clerk
to an the vacancy caused by the pro
motion" OF Mr. Hooper. 1nasmuch as
the house had had some difficulty with
It's committee clerks, Mr. Wooten
moved as an amendment to Mr. Stock
ey's motion that a committee Of three
be appointed to look up some suitable
Individual for the place, This was
strenuously objected to by the major
lty OF the members In the house and
was promptly voted down, while Mr.
Stookeys motion carried almost unani-
mously
A communication from the governor
notified the house that the state board
OF land commissioners had In us pos
session bonds mortgages and other re-
curtes TO value Of one million dol
lars, which the board had seen NJ to
make him custodian for This respon-
sihlity, the governor said, he ala not
want as he felt that IL was something
more than he should assume.
The house committee on highways
and bridges reported having held
meeting yesterday afternoon at when
IL was decided TO ascertain from the
house membership the amount desired
In various localities for roads and
bridges. as well as the amount OF the
appropriation made by the last assem-
bly,
The committee ON judiciary to whom
was referred II. -. No. 10 by Mr.
Kuchler, entitled "An act amending
section Ave Of chapter 1876 laws of
Utah 1903 providing to whom process
shall run over municipal courts re-
ported having had the same under con,
slderatlon and recommended that Haid
bin be PASSED with certain amendments
The report was adopted,
During the roll call Representative
Austin stated that Representative
Horne and Peterson had gone to the
state Mental hospital and he knew not
when they would be back. At this
the speaker said, IF there
is no objection the gentlemen who
have gone 10 the asylum will be eX-
cused," which provoked considerable
laughter In the house.
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DIR. BEATTY HOME.
Visited Havana Where He Attended
Health Assoc alton Meeting,

Dr. n. b, Beatty secretary of the
state board Of health returned last
night, from his cuban trip IN attend
once on the convention Of the American
Health association lie was intending
to take I'm the Pan-Amerlcan medical
meeting mt Panama, but on finding he
could not make steamer connections so
NJ 10 attend both meetings. he chose
the Havana one. Dr. Beatty asCcr-
tained while I'm the Cuban capital that
the sole cause Of the spread of yellow
fever WAS Infection through the car-
rage of u certain kind of mosquito
prevalent in tropical countries, and the
local health authorities took prcC8u-
tons ON the discovery Of this, TO shut
or patients from the insects by net
ting, and wagiug unrelentng war on
the mosquitoes The result has been
the complete freeing Of Havana from
the presence Of yellow Jack. Havana
~ now a clean and comparatively
healthy city and il win become a model
one when a sewer system shall have
been lraugurated.
The topics discussed by the associa-
ton were such as are OF general in
terest In the maintenance Of proper
hygenc conditions, and the prevention
of disease and Dr. Beatty believes that
the result ot these discussions win
prove Of much benefit to the public
health at large. Havana Us quaint,
old style town Of much archaeological
interest The advent Of the American
rule has taught the people there many
things 90 De learned with profit, par
ticuarly In the line OF public sanitation,
and the American doctors placed the
country under a lasting debt OF graft
tudc 90 them and 10 American methods.
But IN many things the Cubaus have
failed to profit by the example set
them, noticgably I'm political matters,
and It promises TO be- a long time be-
fore they make much progress IN some
lines.
Dr. Beatty noted the remains Of the
Maine. and said nothing was being done
to raise them, 10 has come to be- be-
lcyed Ia Havana that the United States
government does not want to raise the
wreckago, It being alleged that this
government is fearful the explosion
which destroyed the vessel viii be
found to have originated from within
rather than without
While Havana was found "a clean
city New orleans was discovered TO
De I'm condition Just the reverse for
&c was very dirty The change from
"a tropical climate with july vegetation,
~ st. Louis whore q WlDtry blizzard
with the mercury below zero was pre-
yailing, was something rather violent,
but Dr. Beatty managed to pun through
the trying experience without very
serious inconvenience or catching cold.
lie finds a relief IN this pleasant Utah
climate, and is glad to get back
10 l5 learned from eastern sources
that Dr Beatty has been appointed
member OF the associations advisory
committee which It ls understood Is
practically an executive committee