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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03
ENCOURAGE CLEAN PLAYS

short time ago We made o few re-.
marks upon the necessity Of doing
something TO elevate the drama. They
have received recognition In many
places. and copies of the News" con.
tanning them have been In demand in
several parts of the country. We wish
they would make a greater impression
nj home. Recently we have had few
plays of n high order Of merit, splendid
~ produced, and presented by genuine
artists in most attractive style. Not
withstanding tho praise OF the press
after their frst rendition the audiences
attending their repetition have been
small IN comparison with the crowds
that flock to see a glitterng show With
out literary merit and but slight musi-
cal excellence, hut with great exhibi-
ton OF slightly clothed femlninlty dis
porting on the boards To great applause
and much hilarity.
We do not wish to advocate ntuderv
or to affect any shock at sights ,yhjch
have become common upon the modern
stage hut We do deplorc the appar,nt
decadenee Of real dramatic taste. and
think that II greater Efforts were uut
forth by advance agents and managers
or the good plays to which we have al
luded, greater financial results miubt
De obtained and a far better impression
hrr,oaa'o. Wv Iu'"' MIND The
- : ''''9 ana 'N'feNaEnlzus and leg
SHOWS that attract large audiences arc
usually billed extensively hsro,., a.,
pere,rnanc. ans 49,, WV
"a ....,,-. N''''' '"'''s' color
w. SENSATIONAL pictures are posted trea-
~ to herald the coming Of those eNbi,I-
tions. perhaps ~ ,b, col ,,,...-,,
b.vo 5ro,,.,, H.. e''" mays "h'eh
'u' I"eds'I AUDIENCES Noic
'N'''iSeu ana boosted as freely and
diligently as those glItterinn ybo.,g u,,
publlr n,lebt no sti,r,,i go, ~ 80. '''1
~ .,...,1,, wy W. "'''"p ana
s"'7' 'a'ueu ~ manner that would
be beneficial and educational
In Tho RnIho,r4 - -
c,,.,. w. Np'" ~ HlEn
''''' Nrl'er ana manager well
known IN Denver ana in Solt Lake. has
some good articles lo,di,,. 40, ,I
,.o,,o, '' ''l' Hi'
gu" "'' National Printer. |
journalist Is quoted from In the sam, |
paper, In reference 10 tho vain, .,.n |
tbeatar as r,,h,,. '"
80. -, rum '"u'"l'f Letters !
ii'''' "oteu actors are also given touch. !
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

Goa by EDWIN Carlisle Litsey The
other stories are entitled: Hand
writing In the Air" The Edge Of
Life The Lady in the Green Vell,"
and a Man a Woman and a Baby. -
l4t High Street. Boston.
The following Is the list OF contents
OF Parsons Magazine for Nav; "Trar-
edies Of the system, James Creel-
man; by the Mouth Of a Witness,
story, Il. Mirrielees. The University
Of Chicago" Martin VI. Foss: "The
Triumph OF the Twins" story. W. II.
y, Wyndham Martyr, The Pillow.
Woman, novel, Eleanor Gates: The
Fountain Of Youth" story. William
Hamilton Osborne Number o." story.
NJ p. Gorou; Behind Prison Walls
(the Little Mother Stories) Maud Bal
llngton Booth; Evening, verse (trans-
lated from Sappho. BIC. 900, William
drenvil; The Astounding Development
or the Automobile Industry in Amerl-
ca, Herbert y. Casson: Dan West.
story Frederick Walworth Brown: "A
Sailor OF Fortune" Albert Bigelow
Palne, How Kid Brady Joined TIT
rress' Kate v Saint Maur "--2-2o As
The May Reader is an Indiana num-
Der. 1t Is written by native Indianians
or by those who adopted the State and
were adopted by It at an age so early
as 10 Identity their whole lives with
Hoosierdom. Senator Beveridge heads
the list or contributors, his Offering ap-
pearlng under the title OF National In
tegrity,' IN the best vein OF the brilliant
senior Senator from Indiana. An in
stallment of David Graham Phillips
new serial, THE Fortune Hunter" adj
vancep the interest Of this story. George
AIDE Is now I'm England. Before he call
ed, however ne wrote for the Indian.
number a fable which is the first he has
written IN three years. II Is called
Hon. Ransom Peabody--the Fable of
the Hoosler Bin of Fare. and How the
Women Folks Cooked Up Things for
the known Citizen" Elizabeth
Miller author OF The Yoke" contrib
utcs a short story with a twisted love
interest, Its title is The Logical Out
come George Barr McCutcheon's
story, THE Green Ruby" IL one OF
those tangled affairs with which he de-
lights 10 puzzle his readers. Meredith
Nieholson's essay on experience, under
the title" Why Send for the Doctor"
Is an example of the humor OF lts Au-
thor. Other fiction includes "While Ii
Rained." by George Randolph Chest sr
illustrated by Hy s. Watson; "Pru-
elias Last Spanking" By Alice Woods
with pictures in color by Clyde o. De-
Land; The Angelus." by Frederick
Smith, for which George Brehm has
made three characteristically dainty
drawings. our Own Times" bright
wen.written and wtll-illustrated on
usual. and The Readers Study" with
a discussion of The Novel or Manners
-ll90-lS30,' by VIII D. Howe Of Butler
college, complete this issue of The
Reader.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

Nothing can be more injurious to
the interests Of any community than
dlssension,' says a Colorado exchange.
Yet the cultivation Of dissension is tho
chief aim and work OF some papers and
people In this city They thrive on it
while harmony and good feeling arc the
things they dread more than aught else,
But the city grows in spite OF all they
can do against It's best interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

We are foremost. hut he holds that
these things do not constitute civlliza-
ton. since they do not develop our
loftier qualities OF mind, soul ana body.
Regretfully, we admit that much Of
what he says Is true our civilization
is failure in that our condition Is far
from IDEAL Still, when all comparisons
with Other times are made and the bal-
ance cast. It Is found to be- immeasur.
ably IN our favor for one reason. The
ancients are dead and we are alive,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03
JUST FOR FUN.

And then said Miss Passay. he
asked me II ! wouldn't marry the frs,
man that came along Think OF IT,
'fes?' replied Miss Pepprey. "Th.
idea Don't those obviously unneces-
sary questions make you tired phil.
adelpha Press.
Shedding More Information--Nfr
Chugwater--'J Josiah. what is pro.
nunciamento?' Mr. Chugwater--"Pro
nounclng amen to anything YOU want
10 lndorsc. I should think YOU could
tell that by looking at the word itself.
Chicago Tribune.
Staylste docking at his watch)-
Why my watch has run down. Miss
Wearyun tsuppressing a yawn)--
We'll there's calendar in the hall"
--Chicago Daily News.
That Trust magnate got into trou-
bic on his tour to the Fiji Islands
How "A native chief sent him a
dish OF stewcd octopus. and he took 4,
as personal insult."-Deuoit Free
Press.
George, don't you think il would be
Just lovely to drift slowly down the
stream OF life, Just living and loving
as we fioated along?' TOO slow" re-
piled George. I'D rather be pulled or
pushed. Milwaukee Sentinel.
Don't you think that members Of
Congress ought 10 receive more COM
pensation?" Some ought TO get more
Senator Sorghum. land some
ought to be contributing TO the con-
science fund,-Washlngton Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

The Saturday Review, commenting on
the Mount Vesuvius catastrophe. says.
1T is weak 10 attempt TO define with
precision, impossible to human powers.
divine intervention in earthly events:
but it Is entirely well. neither is It il
logical to trace tho finger Of God In
all catastrophes, as in all the laws Of
nature"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03
ONE ADVANTAGE.
81 Louls Glohe. nemncra.

comes now Prof Jacob Could Sohur.
mann and SAYS that we Americans nav,
not reached the lofty state OF ciyillza-
tloh attained by tho ancient AthenIans
ne alludes 10 our lack of developmen,
IN arr and ethics and philosophy. adj.
Inl,,hg mat IN material thlngs-rall.
ways telegraph, telephones and cash
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

senator Newlands inyokes the gen.
eral welfare clause Of the Constitution
In his plea for federal aid to assist
IN rebuilding San Francisco It has
often been invoked in less worthy
cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

Mr. Justice Brewer will write in the
Atlantic about the ideal lawyer; Charles
Cuthbert Hall, D. D.. about the ideal
minister Or. William osler about the
ideal physician. This should make II
quite an ideal magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

President Hadley of Yale told the
Nassar girls that the real purpose OF
college education was the development
Of public conscience and the virtues II
citizenship. Then very often. too often,
college education signally fails OF its
purpose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03
ICE FROM MONT BLANC.
NatInnal ProrIslnner

q company has been formed 10 cut
mo the Mont Blanc glacier I'm Svitzer,
lana al q height OF 1000 feet. Tho To-,
IS mined with dynamite and the Hooks
are cut INTO cubes and sent into tbe
valley by narrow gauge railway
IAcre they are cleaned and then sent
1y train TO southern France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

Had the Americans taken more prizes
at the Olympic games, It would have
mad the appearance ot hoggIshness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

THOSE men who were impressed by
soldiers In Oakland to unload cars we're
not impressed with the dignity Of labor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

some people water their lawns every
DAY rain or shine, evidently having the
Idea that they won't get their moneys
worth II they don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

Phlladelphia'S new theater is dedl-
Gated to William Penn, again showing
mat the Penn is mightier than the
sword.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

Secretary Taft thinks that the news.
papers make many unjustifable attacks
upon public men. Some newspapers
do.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

The car has finally accepted Pre-.
mler Whites resIgnation> For this re.
lief much thanks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

The old San Francisco was noted for
Its frame buildings. The new city will
be noted for it's steel frame buildings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

May Day has come and gone and the
French republic still lives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03

No earthquake ie reported from New
YORK. bat Wall street Is very shaky.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-03
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The Black Cat for NAV opens with
a $500 prize story "In the Court Of
God by Edwin Carlisle Litsey The
other stories are entitled: "Hnnd-
writing In the Air." THE Edge Of
Life, The Lady in the Green Vell,"
and "A Man, Woman and a Baby
l4f High Street. Boston.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
Sas 0ctter.

Sir Warplano .rno Den 2iltrlft
Columbia beiltelino morgen flor ullo
fiibl uno meItlid)e Winoc.
Ger b6dlte IbermometcritonO lpor
geItern SO @rao INN a llbr Nadmit-
tngs uno Der niebrigite 60 @rao nm
a llbr Worgens.
Sn ben iibrigen 9unbeS.@ ettcrlto
tionen bes 2anbes murbe Der fol1enoe
bodjite Sbernlometeritoub regiitrirt:
eaitport 6S, Yortlanb "a, Bolton 81.
Mlbanp SO, Neip.Dorf 81, Ybilaoels
pbia SO. Gtlnntic.Gitp so, Cape Wtap
80, @aibineton SO, Iorfolf rs, Sat.
terns rs, Charlotte 80, @ilmington
so. Gborlelton SO, Sanannob Sc, Sii-
piter SO, Sadionpiqe SS, aeps@elt
sc, atlanta "a, Mont9omerp 8S, Nep-
Orleans IS, Yoleltine 80. @alpeiton
30, Corpus gbriiti Sc, Wcmpbins 80,
Cincinnati S4, Yiitsbllrp &c, Ssiucao
so, Buffalo rs, Glebelanb 80, Detroit
SS, glpcna 80, Warouette 80, 8reen
0ap Sc, Chicago so, 9uhltb 80, ct.
Saul SO, ct. 2ouis sc, 8anias.Gitp
60 Smabo 80, &uron 90. Sabre 80,
SeIena sc, Salt 2afe IS. Genuer 80,
HortbASIatte 96, 3obge-Gitn SO, Gmo-
rino SO unb Sos Mneeles 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

Ole StraBenburdbruh 5.
initiate meroen am Mon-
tag, Sen "a. September, 10 llbr Dor.
mittass, IN ibrem 9iireau i'm Soen.
WcbGuoe Die Vetition fir bic Nircl'
Iirung iino Eflaiterung Der WcSen.
rpftrnbe, 5piiten @orriion.2ane II.
Gdt1erineitrnBe, fir melde Die 81.
gcntbiimer Der anitoBenoen 8runo.
5tiide sic S1Ifte Der Soften 81 traacn
bereit iinb, beratben uno Eroteite &C.
aeri bieieIbe enteesennebmen. sic
Mn3eige I'M .Ieutfhen Correspondent
ten" beiast bas Nabere.
Ssm .Tentiden eorrefpon'
6ent" pirb biirh Nn5eise befannt
oemad)t, baB Der Stabtratb uno
Mapor eriubt meroen miro, Noin.'
Cane ooer 2amont-M penue, 5piifell
Hurfprb Anenile mo Jeoeralitrabe.
az ihlieben, nod einem i'm 9iireau
Scr strnbenburdbrufs Commit
fare befinbiiden Blanc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
Baltimore, s. September 1906.
Yin bic bemofratiidcn @abler Der
Stnot Baltimore.
MtitDefftofrQteu.

U(IIUeIIUIrQIeU.
l~lniere Yartei miro, ,pie Sic niiien,
ibren Ganbioaten fir beiiitenoen
Gid)ter oes Supreme . @erihts Der
Stnbt Baltimore inter Dem Graip'
foro , COUNTY . Spitem bel Der Eri-
m1rmabl ausiuhen, sic am II. Sep.
teniber 1906 in Der gon5en Stabt ge-
bolten miro. Sd erlaube mir, auf
bieie @eiie sic Bite an Sic 5u rif)-
ten, at ienem Gage meinem Namen
giinitige 8eadtung 5u ihenfen, uno
Sbnen I'M 8oraus meinen Ianf oa-
fir aussuiprehen. limb all Gieieni-
gen (etpa fiirf Sauieno). Die mid in
Der GrimGripabl bon 1908 fir Die
Termination fir baiielbe Mmt inter.
itiieten, mohte id sic Sofinune aus
iprefen, Dab id in Der 3piden5eit
nidts geban babe, I'm ibr 0ertrauen
uno ibre Jreun6idait au perider3en.
(251,5,9) $. Mrtbnr Stnmp.
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Der Sonntags- Gorrefponoent.

Ger morgen cuideinenOe nSonn-
tags = Correspondent" 'o1te in fci.
mem 0eutid)en Sauie feblen. 0as
gIntt miro iorgialtig 3liammenge.
iteIlt, unb bapGbrte Ritarbeiter il.
den MIR ben belten 2eicltoff aus,
Ser, ncbenbei geiagt, oud) Don ben
bUberen SodJtern obne 'ShGbigun9
Ser Morol geleien tperoen fonn. Dies
hit Elm gor5ug, Den Der n9e,tite
Correspondent" nor mollher nnoereH
3eititng poraus bat. @an5 Defenders
an5ieben6 iino ole eoitoriellen EIall'
oereien uno Spe5ialberibte aus Der
9lmbesbouptltoot uno aus Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

9Iaubart Soh's @attta.
3. b. cine Der sablreidlen 0ranen Scs
bingeritteten Sobann Sod, 6ran
Ionnie &lenfe, Rr. Ais. Norb.Sigb.
itrabe. erlanste seitern BON &idter
@rannum civen @erbaftsbciebl fiir
Sobn @alib, ben iie beiduloigt, lie
i'm Npril 1906 UNI $3.50 fir aoit II.
2osis b~etrosen gu baben. so Gents
oieicr Sumn,e bate 6rau 8lente ib-
rem aoiteanser In @aar gegeben.
5ie . 1derei nebit u 0 b.
Nr. 3103, gniott.S traBe,
miro am 1onneritae, ben 90. Sep
TENDER, all Srt uno Steile bon Vatti-
Jon & @dban perauftionirt weroen.
Ter 0runo3ins lit $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

@iersigit ii nbiaes Sc bet
Sn Ser ID FL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrs
,mor9en bas pierSisitiinbige @ebct nit
eiiiem feierlid)en Sodamtc er0iinet
iperhcn.
Gle Sions. @emeinbe. =
Sn Der 3imossairfe an Der Noro-
8ap-S trabe beginnt ole SonntagS-
id,ule moracn I'M 19t0 unb Ser Got
tesbienit nm K11 llbr @ormittagS.
Die gonfirmanoenItunoen nebmen
om is. September ibrcn Mnion9.
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tie n. = Sn Der bentideu lutberiideu
ct. Mattb1i-Gird,e an Scr Central
Mpenue nnb 3apettesS traBc miro go
flor CIR. @ndiih bon Neip-Oorf NOR.
gen, gormittaes uno gbenos, Hrobc'
Nreoiaten bolten.
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Mbemmatismns, 0idt, Masen. nnS
Nerpen : Granfbeiten fSnnen
bofitip furirt wer6en.

Spredt BEL uns uor unb inipi3irt
unIere nit allen mobernen Mpparaten
ausgeitattete uno ausidlieblid fir
oie miiienihaftlide pbpiifaliide Be
banolung Don Merpe,. uno hroni-
idem 2ranfbeiten beitimmte Mnitalt.
uno man miro ~iiber5eust uerben, oas
mir oas tbnn f0nner, mas mir iasen.
Yisnna sdnatOriam,
(249-- Ala Ncit.Jagette- Ctr.
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Sac @pbcnblatt.

Iic geitcrn eridicnene @ohen.
Ausgobe bes oIeutifen G%orreipolz
benten" lit Elm 1ilBerit Invertebrates
glatt. Gle bat ols geiloge Die Seit-
Mnsgobe, sic gcitern DEM taglid)en
,Gprrelponoenten" beigegcben mar.
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9anfausmeie e. - Nm anoe.
rer 5teue Ser beutigen Museabe oes
.Dentiden Gorreiponoenten" finbct
Der 2eier @eibdftsansmeiie Der .Gi.
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pers uto Wedanies. % ationaibanf,
ser yMerhants' NatiouaIbanf," Der
.SIototpit : NationaI 8anf" ,ino
Der wlritten National.9 anf.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

To mir 10 uiele geihucrben upu aunoen,
Senen man IN anoeren @anerieu iaate. piries
iet Sebbel's stactu, Snaeaansen limb, piiuide
I'd, meiuc utcle aunocu nudlmalS oaranf aut.
merriam 81 MAIDEN, ban ih ieiue gcrbinbuna
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feniter mnb Der 1birc itebt. 3noem Id mel.
rcu fant fir irhbcre aunoitait uno Der Sort.
ietnns e%crielbrm ansiprede, perbteibe Id
Adjtungsuull
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Stast Baltimore.
ltntcrbaItunas . @eaueiier.

oglanep's," Sieie Bode; Abe GbiIo Of
tbe Neaiinent".
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9urIesauers". SdgIiub MiutiHee.
rduro's." 9ieie gSote: babes In 1ops
Inro".
,,N,arhlanS." : 9iefe gep6e; tdsIi6 8ipet
SaiibebilIesS prfteIlutaen.
,Anbttprium." = Sieie gao1e: ~Ibe Girl
arb the Gambler.
rSpdioap, : 0tefe ssode: nabe ggap of
the lrdnsereifor".
,9aew Wipuameutai." - Giefe s8o6e .1bof
roliabbrebS".
nsimunium." - Sieniiag, mitiipod, Bonner
flag, SreitaG uno Sarnitag, ben A.. g., Q, 4.
iino 8. September, ghIttmore'eonntp II. Winrb'
lnilnsS tantsr Sair.
,,ftnabbansiser gRraer.8erein pon Marb.
fare. Mittipoh, ben ~. September, terbste
pGemtfne Ias"fGeier in Hibers8ieip am Ra'
fapseo.
pNrlpn." = gm o. september, e1iurHou
mad Yens9par.
,gSftteisbad,. Vereiu." - sorntug, ben 10.
G%eptember, GROCER 5anilien'ausfIug nab 0iIs
lar Pari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
Sdifisfarten pon xab nod Oeuti&.
Innh.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: an.
lite $50, $45 uno $47.50. Bremen
Bic Baltimore: $3.50 ,no $3.50.
Minoreiie 81 binigerem Yreiie. Stes.
$. 0iener & So, 217, Git.gaItimsre.
Gtraae. Q7O3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

lbren Samilicn elm, bic Yoraoe pom
Gmpfongs5immer Oes Mnpors i'll
Iugenldein 81 nebmen.
las /. He9imert piro nidt mad,
baltimore fommen. tpie Oberit 2ittle
a%citern Traiioent Soen gu icinen BE.
Saitern mittbeilte, es iei ober III,
nloglid, Die 2cute 5uiommen Su brir.
gen.
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begeiitert fiber oie 8a6rt nod galti-
more. Gle Mem.yorfer merben Gin
~, September Yormlifidgs in eincnt
ertra5itgc abfabren. z Iie 9isiIont.
@ompognie mirb 1856 uniformirte
Tannihoften uno Die 2aureI.Gom-
po9i1ic 80 Seuerpebrleute nod Bali.
more icttoen. Sebc Gompagnie lit
ppn elmer Mlfiffapeae begleitet.
8as SoipitaIitats : Gomite ser
Spbelfeier belt seitcrn cine Situng
o6 uno beidloB, oen beiiibcnoen 81,
fi5ieren Ser Ser. Stooten . 9rntee,
Warine unb Staatsmili5 5u @brcr
am Gicnitog Nbenb i'm Sotel ge!nc.
bctc Elm 9onfctt su 9eben. es 1T
bic Ibiidt bieies Gomite's, beiienGor-
iibdr Serr Serome $. Sopce uno Del.
len Sefrctar unb Sdotmeilter Scrr
Clarence $. TorreIt lit, bos 9onfe!t
gu elmer grobartigen s[ifaire git &c.
i%talten. Sic iGmmtliden Sfii5iere,
tpelde an oieicm gonfctt Tbcil neEa
mert iotuie Der Stab ocs @ouucr-
neuts mcrben in ppuer Uniform CT
iheinen. Gin aus General. aoiutant
Clinton 6. Hiess, Sberit Senrp VI.
Warfielb II. Oberit Charles $. Mad.
lin 6eitebenoes @omite miro Die Diff
8ierc SIT bent ganfett einlaoen, mel.
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tig beforirt iuirb. Cine Insubl gin'
Iabuhgen an angeiebene 9altimorer
@eidaftsleute limo e%rlaiien iporoen
nmganfett tbeil5unebmenfiir ipeldeS
has Goupert $40 foiten mirb. Der
@puperileur uno Mapor lperoen per.
ionlidj burd Elm Spe5iulsGo ein-
gelooen merben. Ios SoipitalitGts.
gomite beitebt aus $50. SeromeSopce,
SefretGr Jorreit; Midter Charles ".
Seuisler, General aojutant Clinton
8. &iess, Sberft Senrp %. @arfieIo,
Sberit CHARLES $. Madlill, Sberlt
Sobn I. Worris, Oberlt Ssrael &o-
ieniielb, Gbparb 6. Yatterion, Sas.
Z. O'Heia, %. VI. Barter, 8. s.
@eubeder, CHARLES $. anapp, s.
George @ebring, 5. Nlbert SugbcS,
Sacob u. &oof, 8reoerid $. @ott'
lieb, 81 s. gurgeb uno 5ranf 5. 2a-
motto.
General @isss, i@aridal( Der @i-
litdrporaoe, entidtob iih geitern,
oieic Yoraoe !erif lin 31a llbr Nad).
mittass beginnen gu laiien, oaniit
oen Solbaten Der Drills @~elegenbtit
geboten miro, periisitens cinen boil
ben Gag ibren @eidaften nad5ugc-
ben.
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