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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27

tbe city council with clDy Engineer
Ritcr ana Engineer A. T. Doromus as.
ISOLATED, pat In half q day driving
over ana inspecting the proposed boul.
cynrl up Clly creek canyon, down the
cet side, ana ont over Eleventh street
into Fort Douglas A. the conclusion
Of the drive the purtys 100 down 10 lunch
IN the commercial club, ana spent
somo time exchanging ideas 40 10 tho
best way to bring the boulevard into
actual helms not q few years hence,
or even next year bu' To nnish II SO
that II can be driven over during this
summer
The gronp ~ 10 wore az enthusiastic
of,rr they had made the remarkable
drive as any group Of boys iust let
LOOSE from school The committee was
brought together hy invitations Issued
hy licbcr NJ Wells, woTlcu, of the
Commercial club. IN addition 10 him.
scl' Che following made mn the party
secretary Fisher lldWs cay Council.
one VOLS, Wddonmm and HOLIDAY
cay Engineer ritter ana Engineer A.
4, Dormua II, u. Howard chairman
of the commercial clubs committee on
public improvements and parks, a.. \,
QnlgIcE l1H D. Murdoch. g.. y. mr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
BIG SINGH GUN
TOO COSTLY A WEAPON

Nov York June 9i--Thc ordnance
rrolls Of the United states army
have practically decided that the
lbluch SUM- from which 20 much
rW expected, ~ not practicable as a
weapon, ana u decision by The war dee
p.nmonl lo abandon the tyne h unlirr
Nlod only one of those gums has
been made 20 FAR and that one IN now
~ sandy Hook The experiments
hhlo showing that the gun could do all
Wil Mat expected uf II IN one way,
l'No nevertheless convinced the cN'
ports mat as "A weapon II IN too costly,
cot urocr chief Of ordnance Of tho
l'prIncnt of The cast, said that while
" hda not been decided ~ discard the
NuO nuW NJ sandy Hook II was moi
,holN M his upinlon that the govern
N,.ll would over nave another mndo
Iho gun he said, was ordered
.noll seven years AKA whom II was
ptrIdrl lo increase the cNlibor Of our
M'Bo'l weapon for coast doionso from
W 10 - Inches At that time England
nut having "a number of such guns
nblo ana great things were pro-
lul'd Tor them Al of the English
.loA were failures ours has been
wv perllupH hulf u doson times IN
Wo|ng H. m one way II was suo-
~. ~ II has done all that was proc
,,Wl lor N M range and effectiveness
,l' no doubt OF the result II II
'or MI anything,
4, on she other hand however ovoly
,nalgo ~ tho gun " tremendously
,nuE n the amount Of labor required
'l N mo oNponGe ot the charge Tho
w little moro llkoly porhnpp 10
a me target than n smaller gun
,W' y mics IA pretty costlN Taking II
" VI M u would seem An though acN'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
A STORMY SCENE WITH TAFT.
10 Secretary Of War Ne Expressed
Nj. Ideas Of What Should he Done
IN Precise Language
VARIOUS CAUSES ARE ASSIGNED
Scrol Differences Arose Between
Him and administrator Soon After
His Arrival on lsthmus,

New york juno .I-Thc reegnl'
zion oi John =. WolIace " Illinois,, chirt
,ng'u.tr or 'ho Panama canal Ia row ga
,nt hands OF President Roosevelt gee
urdmg 30 a statement mnla today by
ns Herald (which odds lht % WIN be
..rcpud today or tomorrow 1t 30 slId
n haro been handed to SapN of Nu'
'nu m THE D.tS after % rather stormy
conference dmmR which Mr wallace lt
,.m lo hlyo cynlotol his idcus or
what ,hould ho done uu TIM islhmuH w
,,.v ,onclre language, NJ Huni'wlooj
,nD Engineer Wallace WIN 1t once take
charge OF mrgc railway eN''rm In
uf country md that Theodore r.
ebonp win remain us president NJ 'ho
canal commission M wallace it spl
m Jhls dlyhut declines to discuss canal
nnoi,. IN amy way since hin return
ns,uteB he hpy Rept hom public Wow,
laullrcss beug known 10 only q few
FRONTS md the department oNcldlH
49, 10 the oouso for Engineer WAL
aaof lcflmodon there are lHo yor-
,Iona. rnc coming from fwcnds Of some
dttho canal commissioners and the o,h-
81. nom friends of Mr wallace. Tho
first 80 To the effect that itWaf request
N because Of differences hctNccn ,ha
chief engineer members OF the commits
,ar. 2ecy, Taft, ana through the latter
with President Roosevelt The other
Version dcoIf with hnmpcNnp orders
aThl, serious differences In tho con'
duct of the work ON the islhmus hol
arisen between the chief engineer the
administration ana some mcmbGrs OF
the ,aAnl nomd was known" says tho
Herald. almost the FIRST week after
Mr Wallace arrived at Panama Delay
IN obtaining supplies methods IN adj
Yncl1o tho plans according TO pros
rclurs 40 washington, were ull strange
~ him and became irlFomo
optng chief onglnocr of the great
undertakings knowing that he would he
held responsible for failure, he moist
I'd mat no should hc rul IN a position
10 have absolute control and objected
10 ordcrs prohibiting his lcnvlne the
iahmuf unless he obtained pcrmIasIon
from the war department
These matters are said 10 have been
discussed at tho sunday conference
with Sccy TAFT which followed Mr.,
Walmco'e arrival hero ana at which
william Nelson Cromwell was present.
BEING man NJ independent means,
The $4,000 annual salary was no OBJ
Eo, IN the chief engineer ana no mcnne
having boon found 10 meet hs views
o. 10 the manner IN which tho canal
work should be conducted, his rcslgna'
ioD was presented
President ShonIs 10 also I'm this ciDy,
H. rDlufcd, however 30 confirm lol
publication the announcement lho'
Engineer Wallace had resigned, Per.
tomly no said ~ had no Intention
N leaving Tho commission "What.
tNu trouble there may be- between Mr.
wallace and the president and tho 20.
1owry Of war; ho continued own
NOT 0rat mo, do not intend 10 to'
s.gn hnl further than that ! cannot
Hvi MIN not nj liberty ia talk Of IN,
O0uJs NJ tho commission ana any oN,
PLANTATION 10 hc made must como from
The president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
TRAGEDY AZ A DANCE.
Woman stricken with AporleSy
While Dancing and Expires,

Sew York June 2i--suToundcd by
groups Of frightened men and women
with the echo " dance music atill ring.
ing IN their ears Mrs James KhNIn
hng suddenly expired m the ballroom
OF lu timer Park pavilion
Tho woman was bi wears old, shc
was attacked by apoplcXy In the midst
of 4 dance AZ nm old.fnshloncd borbe.
enc gIycn By a church society \
plloW hastonod Ia hcr side ana admin.
STORED the lagt rltos " tho church while
Inc frightened dancers gathered about
vim wraps ana shawls, tried To mako
the dyIug Nomans last moments oom'
Portable The Wugo scene quickly put
nm end ia the festivities,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
MASTER KILLS swIrCuMAN,
Telephones polies to Remove
Body and Then Surrenlers,

Chicago June 2o-llaying shot and
Killed Jesse w. Thompson, a. switch.
man recently discharged from tho ON.
pIoy of the Chicago 1olmnul q Trans.
Ter Hallway company iNrdmaNlcr
James ", WOFh NJ the company last
night lelcphonol to the police 10 70.
move lho body then gave himself up,
Thompson was discharged By walsh
for alleged neglect Of duty lie mad
announced hls intention, II Is said, Of
Killing Walsh ana loltercd IN the
yards repeating the threat
When Walsh left the yards Thomp.
fou followed him and after tauntng
him hurled 4 cobblcslonc, walsh drew
a ro,olycr ana fired, killing his az
wilunl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
I,o's Aide TO Visit Roiestyensky

Toxic. june 20 noon- Admiral vi"
count 10, chief Of the naval general
,,a0. hns sent his aide 10 tho naval hos
pItal at, sngoho 10 wit Wee Admiral
RoicRtroneky ....,
Ndmml ITO. through hi7 personal
representative inquired into the oondi'
IAN of the Wuesian commander ~
pressed hls rcRrct over the suffering
he MAI undergone and his admiration
nj the dcppculcnoss ~ the RuFNlon d'
luugo, ...,.... ,...., ..,,
RoicalVousky " PROGRESSING Nell ana
spnt hIf thnnW 10 Admiral ITO Tor inc
visit and inquiry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
PROCEEDING SATISFACTORILY

ST. pelorshure, June 2G-1no ucgo.
tintlons relative lu the Washington
meeting are entering ON their mh
phase
Foreign Minister lumFinr1 had
sufficiently recovered today 10 no to
Polrrhof whore hUdiscuWod the ncRo.
tlalIous with the emperor Later Am.
hnssador Never was received M the
,hancclIcry and conveyed Ia the for.
elan minister communication from
Washington
The nourso Gazette today prints u
wmor 20 the orfocl that Admiral AlcS.
len viii succeed Count L0mfdorIl az
foreign minister
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
INsULTED GERMAN ARMY,
Member of Reiehstog sent TO
Prison for Three Months for II,

Berlin, June 2I--ilcrr Kuncrt So'
clal Democratic member Of the reich.
ulg. was sentenced at Halle today TO
three months Imprisonment for insult.
ing members of the German expedition
sent 10 CHINA IN 1900 by saying In
campaign speech "Our soldiers IN that
dosololot land plundercd ana abused
women
\ number of former soldiers of the
expedition were examined, ana gave
corroboratiyo testimony In detail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
Geo. 1, Lorena demanded,

Washington, June 9,-Gcorge u, lor-
cn2. Of Toledo .. who was convicted
IN the local courts here over year
ago of conspiracy 30 defraud the SOY.
crnmcnt I'm connection with the sale OF
lctlor hdN fasteners, was today re-
maudod 10 the custody of the warden
Of The district illl for removal TO the
state prison At MoUndsvlllo! W va. -.
August w Machon ana TIE drof
brolhcrg. who were convicted M the
samo limo hogan serving their sen.
trncr some months Ngo Lorc1's son'
lcncc Is two years imprisonment ana a
nno VI $40 600
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HER ANSWER SENT TO PARIS.
Note is Perfectly Amicahle In Form
But II Insists Upon q
hcetlsg
QUESTION INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR
French Foreign 00l,c 00iclab Regard
The Situation rs Having Been
Relieved.

nrr'u juno 800 1850 =. m,--,"%
German answer 10 tho French note ~
Che Wubi0oD ut proposed Moroccan con.
toronro Was fonl lo Paris yesterday
A hlsh Official near chancellor van
|uoloN Informs lbo Associated Press
lwl the German noto while perfectly
Hn.unbl" m form insists upon con.
florence uud also declines 10 comply
Win Francois rrqUtu ina, Germnsy
outline beforehand the program Of tho
conference
Tine oMuccllo' UNrs tho stand That
The Moroccan question is au inferno.
llon,l Ohar ana Germany having a..
copied the FullmDs m,l,luon 10 con.
florence oU tho subject cannot rightly
ncr'o WIN amy single power IA 10
what rIn De discussed a. inc confer.
curc Germany insists Ihot franc.
uos. ugrcc 10 me conference before
AMY arrangements oro made respect.
lug mo subject matter FOR discussion,
Nilor Franco has agreed TO this Ger.
many be- willing 10 listen 10 Frances
Wishes
The officials attention hcIng called
10 the Nllko lBk m the foreign
pfoHg, ho REPLIED
tn Rect that wc are urglug a con.
! ference .H clear proof that Vc have no
| wish FOR war with France, When a
| nation wants war II cannot nsk for a
| conference Nt the same tlmo, II we
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
SHOOTS CLAIM JUMPER
Mrs, phoeniN of Goldileld Puts
vwo Bullets Into ATTY. Hayes

uod0old. Noy, June gaMA Phoenix,
IN, Nllc of a prominent dold0cld roal o"
toto man, who owns all the lana between
doldncld and CoqmbM hon thol Any,
,br,r iln,ca. Woundnp llOyet twice, ono
,Rol going ibrough The groin ald ono
U4mtcp Ma Jumped oi belonging 10
mo hhoonlN addition ana refused 10 leave
clnlmlng 10 have mo legal llght Va lr,
XXX ard bong unable 20 do 80 by phNN'
Ky rorfo prOcuttd revolver ana SHOT
Kim ahe then cody walked down town
and when nrreNed was eallng Am ice
cream soda ,,,....,.,..u. =,
Mrs rhoenIS wa held ,Nllloui pau 81
present Hayes Nlll plopuplF ol''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27

TUESDAY o. LAKE CITY UTAH

crol guns Of smaller odlIhcl' would be
more effective than a. lG'mch run II
~ Not ~ ~ likolN, IN my opinion, that
the government VIII ever build another
one, although Of course, the gun now
AT sandy Hook Nill probably be kept
there"
The government had planned to build
a. such guns, n to be placed al sandy
Hook 10 at san Francisco cight at
Boston ana four AT Hampton Roads,
The grcOt point made for the gun was
NAT ~ molortilc would sink battle.
snip II hit lis range wac about u
miles, The proicotllo w ~ inches LONG,,
aud Weighs 26,o pounds In carly cS'
llnmonls II NuH found that moro than
hull a ton of powder costing $500 was
needed 10 IRE iho projcclilc, The latter
cost 5000 About three times us many
men were required to handle the 10.
mgh gun us Wcr" needed to care for
u l2'iuch,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
County Commissioners MAY Act
As Board Of Health 10 Abltc
Smoke Nuisance
the FARMERS Get NO RELIEF.
Board Could Not See It's Way Clear to
Reduce assessments Attachments
Fall Short Of Last lclrs

A. the nnh mccUus of 'Ut county
board Of equalization ion ,ho ,c,r looh
hold yesterday afternoon Nh. nouuon
OF several hundred farmers 10 the
neRhuorhood of me Wmr.low asking
that their assessments Doc reduced ON
account " injury TO thou farms caused
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
1t Is Said TO Show q Little I'm
proyCmcnt Though There is an
Embargo on loday's News,
ARRESTING RING LEADERS.
Over a thousand Placed Bchud the
Bars This Morning Appeaslng
Reserve Men.

S. pttrrhWg june 2iarhcre Ia a
complete embargo ON news from LODI
but generally spolRluf the situation IN
Russian POLAND Shove lilllo improve,
mcnt. such advises az nave arrived
hero from Warsaw indicate that tho
strike Ia only partially successful ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27


'on NJ I, cunningham ana H. q,
whitney While the driya wa. made In
., .vip.Dl,r., .,lu.N .,,..,.l u,a .,,r,.
XIII ''' IT'D WV .''' WV '''
WIS.," u"'' " O'' NOV '''l"'' NOM '''
general enjoyment the expressions ot
Vundrrn.u and .pihu.I,.n which
hlrsl rr,p, ,,,,.y az ala. .n,.,,, ,,l,,
n.l.,... Wv '','''
''' ''''' 'U' u''N' o''"I'' N''
'' lhr most enthusiastic hEctr, cs.
pptIVlIy ls lhu carriages emerged
from An, .,u,,u ana ,,,,,l inf, bls,.
.,,ln ..,..., .''...
''" '''''" Tut ND '''N''u U"'hN NN'I'
200 "N"l' .lIN Che circle of noun
ionH chat surrounds the valley the
wonderful y.elur. .,,, i,,.. .,ui.rl,,. tho
,y.,tl,,. t.,i..,
,.N '''''" '' ''' N'"'O. ana VIC
''N' ON the NuNl burst into NloN
Nothing grWlor and moro m.
spIrInp .,,Il ..I,.,1
ma a.. '"'' " UNIV Nv" w,
N'",''' Won. N'' 'N''
WV U'U'' Mt polowus Nll bestowed
upon this spot. Inspiration Point.
could not boz boti,rcd nm, ..,,,, eraud
Wow continue ion up,r,' , Wlio ~. The
dlNo proceeds ouu tiuug Eleventh
sutpl \ great pau nr IN, rund s
hum through the MUTUAL uncul d..
lllrlI ana b. as rvuu and beautiful io.
Gay us thu mludiml1.d IrNon I'M the
l,.loNttuuu mIk
MI Doomus off lhu subcommittee.
l'Hl ID report which uun unanimously
adopted, II lays ont ID uDWllml route
nom the l'uglc Iu. up lly creek,
d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27

by the smcltor smoke was denied the
board held that 10 could not properly
give relief sought, but that the only
remedy would bc through the county
commissioners ACTING as board Of
health and ordering the smollcF TO
ablto the smoke nuisance or close
down.
II Mas realized that great damage
has been done lo the farms Of petition
ere, but as II was caused by private
corporations the other taxpayers Of
the county Glou'd not be compelled ~
pay the cost Had the board granted
the petition ana reduced the assess
mcnt 10 81 % per acre ON all the Rnp1
Of petitioners II would not have receiy-
I'd sufficient revenue, ana would have
been compelled To Increase the asscss'
ment ON other parties Unless steps
are taken AZ once by the moltcrs ~
ubato the nuisance, the county board
Of health win undertake 10 compel them
10 close down,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
NNNTEMNNTs NMnrNEn.

County Auditor Fisher has not yet
lolaod mp ho attachments made ny me
hoard of equalization durlns M ilH
session buD N lH oW1on' Jo him That
they Wll mll below the ohilcmenlg of
last year hy d lgH, 100000 At ne
close of me meeting ON Iuno ~. the
total uhu,cmrnls amounted to il0N i0a,
and the cash Domtunccs amounted 10
G,3iht0
During ull mo sessions of the hoard
last wear the ohllUmcnls amounted 30
ShdGAll. ana the cash IomltiUnrCs
amounted 10 lgGGiiO. pa ID viii be soon
that the rcmImntb for tho WmuIu.
der ol me monlngs thin year win fan
Far short OF hU yor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27

"a loss Ia often merely not TO fnd--as
a business chance or bargain missed,
And thus lost, through failure 10 read
the ada,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
Sans 8aGnfrico mno bic Matrrna.

9etanntlid nlr0en ser beriibmten
@ogneri6ngerin mo eriten 9riinns
bilOe bon @apreutb, 8rou 9(moIie
Moterno, ais iie in ct. Sobonn bel
@ra5 mobrte, lire 6obrniiie gepfGn-
oct uno perfalft, oarunter aud lire
Woltiire.@affen. Die @r6en @ags
ner'S ialoten ibr oorouf iene @ofien,
meldle ltc BET ben eriten SeItipielen
beS SnbreS 1876 oils 9riinnbiIoe ge-
tragen bate. OuS @iomungSblatt,
ooS Die Senoumg bcgleitete, trGgt
nod) ben oNf. %. &C." 6oS 9i(oniB oeS
6eitipielbouieS uno O%oritnter sic
@orte: oSSn mousloidli6er Crime
rlrng - GoIimu @agner, @oo @ogs
ler, Siegirieo Bo9ner," o1tf Der
&iidIeite Gin 8coiht nit fol0enoer
8iomung:
gin Nmnlie Woternn nit oen bon ibr
ais 9ritmbiloe 1876 i'm SeItipiel-
bntic SIT 9apreutb eingetpei6ten
Wafien.
Nd6m eitIt Der @ott Der oIl5u
Itrenge,
DDS Geil'gc Hed)t, ooS er Dir CAB,
Der eolen 8afien 6eft Dir ub:
@ir, Die mir b0rten 0cine SGnge,
Die mir DID iaBell, %flmItperfl0rt,
8ir mliBten idoner DID bepebrt
NlS init Ser @affen S6Inftge.
pr0ngel
0ein Selm uno S6ilo iino 2ieb' mo
Srelte,
0ein SiegcSipepr - 9ein GiinItlers
tblln,
0ein fcitcr Sanger bIeibt 9ein
Hubrn,
Der feilter 3eiten @ort6el i6euc:
60 mobrt @rim1erumg nod beltt'
Die erIte 8riinnbilo bon 9oprcutb
llno reidt Die @affen ibr ouf'S
Neue!
Sans b. @ol5o9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05

0e5 10. &obrbunOcrts N%naeborine 0eS
@cidlchta BON &oro III Dem fleinen
2ippenoorf BEL &ieribih in ser aird)s
iobrt WtcOcpiB, iiiOlih pom Scip}iq,
aob. Gort ioB @una bon Bora, Der
lid 1882 nit elmer &otboriuo Der
mGbltc. &n ibnen bobcn mir uad)
&rotcr sic Gltcrn bon &dt6e 2ut6er
Dor ms. lin 1905, ais ibr &uter
cine 5pcite Che einginQ fam tic. De-
rem @e6lrt9tog ouf Den %. Saullar
1899 i0Qt, in Die 9encOiftimerinnen.
Sdule SIT 9rebno bel 9ittcrfelo.
Sp0tcitcn9 1909 nltroe tic i'm Slo1ter
Ser Giltercicnicrinncu @inlbiiten bel
@rimmo lmtergcbroht, no tic bis
1928 Ocrblieb. IS bcitGtigt iid alto
Die Nnaobe zines 3citqeuoiicL ooB
&0tbc inr @onjen Is Sabre inn Slo-
tier gclcbt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
guftihl0Her.

SD babe in Ole 2ltft eebaut
Mand' S6loBlcin II. mondl' S6loB,
9as bot gar prd6tia oiisgei6ont.
BIS es - IN gllft 5erfloB.
0ermeil oie5 nal Der 0inee Soui,
gaut' id) 9eitmino Elm arb'res aui.
aT 9ing nit @eill Die idppere 3eit
Srot oud) an mid berau;
limo fam III meinem Ser5eleio
Wif iebt oaa 9alen an,
60 baut' ih mir elm aammerlein
@obl in ser Groe SdooB blnein.
Ooriiber w6lbt elm Siieel iif
SIN gbenoionuenglan5,
llno Cine fommt nno meint nm mid
l1no brinat mir einen arans>
Die Cine, Die mid ME oersiist =
Sb oas pobl audi Elm n2mftidloB"
lit z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05

@ohe in Dem r0mIihen T6eoter in
Cube 6ith'a aonooie o@er omlt
@uu" ollftretcn. Charles y. Giling-
ham ldBt oa9 Stitd bier 5,rm 3peiten
N}alc AMI oieielbc aroBartiae 8eiie
umijbrcu, luie man c9 bel ibm bon
iebcr acpobut lit. }}W cine ein5tge
&crduocrmrQ lit in ocm EcrionuI Dor
0cuomulcu morOcn. Charles GberrU,
luclhcr ais @iUlteumnt Gid Coleman
10 QrpBc GrfoIQc cr5ieItc, miro in ser
ndmlihcn Roue a~uitreten. Same8
Garep tritt in ser &ole BON Sam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05

DSocu . Iotnt Iur II.
Terein."- Sic 8eriommluna oes
Scout = Eoint e 5urn @erpins"
fonO ltnter Dem Soriit oeS eriten
Spreders Senrp &ermoni Itutt. Ser.
id)ieoene 9eridte, %oorunter Der oeS
Sl%rnlebrerS, pelder cine itarfe Gu.
nobme Der Sdiiler 5eiate fonoen SIN.
nobme. Ger 8oriiber oes WoSfen-
baa . Gomite'S berihtete, DAB oerIel.
be dltf oieies Sobr pieoer Elm finoll.
5%ieller @rfolg mar. Ser 8erein be.
i6loB, Dos oiesidbrige S6ailtltrnen
am s. Wfoi ab5ubalten, ltno ernannte
folgenoeS Gomite: 8. Sermoni, 8or.
iiber, s. Braun, %. Waper, &. 9er.
erlein Geo. Sie6ert, i. 9ebrenot. @.
&lein, Geo. WaDer uno 90. Braun.
Cine @inlaoung Der .Ir6eiter : Sic
oertofel" ipuroe oanfeno angenom.
men. Illf9enommen nuroen 5tpei
uftipe llno Elm paiiipes Witglieo. Ser.
ner prroe bei6loiien, einenGommers
fir aftipe uno paiiine Burner in Die.
lem Wonot 81 peranitolten. Ger 9e.
ri6t oes Gelegoten gum 9iirger.8er.
elm pllroe ongenommen unb einItim.
mig bei6loiien, oeniel6en 5it eriud)en,
oem9iirger . gerein 81 berihten, oaB
Die Gitrner oe8 Scout : Goint.5 urnT
G~ereins" ale ibre 6isberieen arbei.
ten inooIiiren uno aIe auh ferner Die
Code oes giirger 8ereins bon unb
aars unterltiiBen peroen.
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Gouit, Dem 0Crbcn Nriin0cr aus 0en1
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Sd)inOle mo Gonnp No6iiou Yitt
bat Ole Honc ser Mlltter inne. IS
finOcn ON Wtittpoh mo SamItag
9tofmittug &oritcItmGen ltott.
Gboic'S Gbeoter.
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mile" fommt oieie @o6c in Gboie'S
Ebcotcr sur }luiiiibrllng. SIS ge=
ihicbt oica olti g8llnid Der @0uncr
.0c9 (bcotcr9, mc(6c Sri. g(oeloi0e
&eim in Der &ullptrollc ocS StiideS
Icbcn m66tc1. 9o3 Stiid bonocIt
BON ci1cm biibihcn Mitglicoe Der
9emiutonoc, lucI6e bon einem iuns
Gen 9lriitotrotcn ntfri6tig mo trelt
gcIicbt miro. Gr bringt tie orf's
&on0, 100 iciu %oter tie oufillft rno
ibr oorlcgt, BOB tie ibrcn Sobn rui-
miro inoem lie nit linn 5rtiornmen-
lcbe, oaB er i'm nit elmer onitGnoi-
gen jllngcu Game ieincr ei9enen
&loiic perlobcn mollc. Camilla er.
fldrt iid) bereit, ooS0cilu, pelfcS ser
ilmNc Monn ibr acihuiicL SIT pers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
@ober itammt 9ntber's Static?

9isber pitbte man BON Gatbarino
bon Bora, Der Satin 2uther'S, MIR,
oaB iie einem aoeligen 8eihledte
MeiBen's entitnmme, ibr 8eburtsort
mar un6efannt. s(bihlieBenoe 6or'
ibunsen oes 2eip5iger Staot.Sibllo'
tbeforS 9r. arofer baben MN alf)
bieie Glide ausgefiiqt. er peiIt elm
panbsirei mad, baB cs am Glisgon9e