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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27
PRINCIPALS SALARIES.

Waving all other questions involved
| in the desire of the school principals
of Salt Lake for an increase of sal
airy, it is certain that the $1,000 a year
paid to these men and women is in
adequate when one considers their ex-
acting work, the years of preparations
it requires, the self-sacrifice it inn
poses and the cost of living.
To be a principal of a school implies
a good education, executive capacity,
a knowledge of the business gained by
experience and moral qualities of a
high order. To maintain the position
requires the expense involved in dress
ing presumably and living in sur
roundings that are at least comfort
able and therefore not cheap.
Usually the man or woman who
reaches the position has attained an
age where the future is a matter of
apprehension, where a change in oc-
cupation is full of risk except in rare
cases. The head of a family in these
days of high living cost can hardly
hope to meet his bare living expenses
on a salary of 1880 a year unless he
has some income apart from the SAL
airy. To ask that principals who are
qualified at all for their work shall
live on that salary is to invite the re-
tirement of most of them or to ask
them to face old age without any re-
serve against the contingencies which
befan old age.
Probably it would not be difficult
to supply the places Of all the princi-
pals in Salt Lake, but that is not the
point: long service. experience, edu-
eational ability are invaluable in the
schools They are qualities not to be
had easily or on short notice; most
large organizations find difficulty in
finding men who answer the require
ments at any price. And where the
teachers in the grades have had their
salaries raised it hardly seems just TO
retain the old salary limit for the
heads of the whole school system in its
practical operation.
Wise economy, as well as the con-
sideratfons of service, would seem to
justify the school board in giving the
principals some assurance that faith
fuiness and ability will be recognized
by better salaries, even if the assur-
ance involves a sacrifice of expendi-
ture in other directions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

Chairman Tawney of the congress
sional appropriations committee plans
visit for the committee to the 18th.
mus of Panama so the members car
tell how to spend the money. Brief
inspection of the last sessions efforts
will convince most folks that the COM
mittee has been working overtime
anyway in the spending line. Good
ness knows what will happen to the
treasury If any new ways of disbursing
funds should be discovered. Still they
do say it is a pleasant trip to the
lsthmus by sea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin o. Howard ane
their daughter returned yesterday
from Coronado Beach, where Mrs
Howard and Marjory Howard have
spent the entire summer Mr.. How.
ard Joined them some weeks ago.
= X
Mrs. James L. Franken and Miss
Margaret Park reached home yester.
day after an absence of nearly a year
in the orient
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Fisher will
sail from New York September 8 fol
tour of Europe.
X
Mrs. Union Worthington returned
Saturday evening with her two chill
dren from stay of several weeks in
Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Savage and Mrs
c. c. Goodwin will leave this evenine
for Los Angeles.
]. R. Whittemore and Ethelbert Cot
fin left last week for Stanford univer.
sity.
Colonel and Mrs. Isaac Clayton have
returned from their summer home in
East Canyon.
4 = X
Miss Mary Mayne and Miss Claire
Ellerbeck returned Sunday evening
from their tour OF Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
DR.. A. o. Alvey, of Payette, Idaho
who has been visiting in Salt Lake
will leave today for his home.
y X
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Armstrong left
Sunday for an eastern trip, which will
include a tour of the great lakes.
X X
Mrs. Robert Gould Smith is back af-
ter visit in southern California and
in Honolulu.
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger returned last
evening after spending some time with
Mrs. Pastorius in Colorado Springs.
X X
The Sewing club will meet today
with Miss Carrie Sappington.
* X
Mrs. f. A. Wedgwood spent Sun
day in Provo visiting friends
X \
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read are
camping at North Fork on the Snake
river IN Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Murphy and their
little son left yesterday for San Fran
cisco on visit.
Mrs. H. c. Edwards will give a card
party tomorrow for Mrs. c. o. White
more, who leaves the middle of next
month for Los Angeles.
X y
Mrs. E Milford and daughter Ivy
returned yesterday from a visit to
England,
Miss Jennie Sloan has returned from
few weeks with her sister, Miss Eliza
beth Sloan.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux and Mrs.
George W. Snow will entertain at
cards today for Mrs. Charles o. Whit
temcre.
is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Caffey. Mrs. Barco is sister of Mr..
Caffey.
Miss Maude Thorne has returned
from a visit of a few weeks in Brigh-
ton.
Miss June Whittemore and Miss
Grace Battles have gone 70 the head
BEETLES in the camp.
X X X
M. B. Sowies and his son Melvin, and
Irving Lowe returned Sunday evening
from Yellowstone park.
X X
Mrs. Reed Smoot, of Provo. spent
yesterday in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. c. A. Eldredge.
X X
The Woman's Democratic club will
have an outing today at Lagoon.
X X
James z. Jennings and l. l. Terry
have returned from a weeks fishing
on the Snake, following their tour Of
Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Beebe are at Wa
satch for an outing of a few days.
X X X
Clark L. Whitney and family return
ed home Sunday evening from a ten
days trip to northern Utah and Idaho
4 \
Mrs L. F. Harr and daughters. Lulu
and Ella, have returned from Long
Beach. Cal, where they have spent the
summer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

There is Just the smallest indication
that the scared men of Wall street
have quit seeing visions at night of a
heavy man with fierce eye glasses and
ferocious teeth carrying a big stick and
pair of handouts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

A community in the south has un-
dertaken to boycott trusts by refusing
to use trust-made goods. They must
be planning to eat hay and wear
homemade blankets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

1t must cheer those Mexican plot
tiers against Diaz, who were arrested
in Los Angeles, to learn that Diaz will
not do a thing but shoot them when
they are taken over the border.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

The Reading Railroad company has
refused an order for 200, 900 tons of an
thracite coal for export, and still the
financiers talk about the decline of
prosperity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

Prizes of 800 in gold for proper Bible
texts applying to selected subjects
failed TO elicit any winning replies in
Salt Lake. That would seem to imply
an amazing knowledge of scriptures
among the populace-or among the
Judges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27
ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

Salt Lake Theatre-"The Bishops Car
riage"
orpheum-Matinee and evening, vaude-
vile.
Grand-"Joshua simpkins."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27
ExTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES.

brooklyn Life.)
How did that bigamist escape when
both wives appeared against him In
court?'
THAT was just 1t. The women were
such beautiful creatures that the jurors
did not blame him."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27
WORD FROM RR'ER WILLIAMS.


1T amt possible fer you ter ride into
heaven in an automobile but, jedgin' by
de way dey pitchin' folks over de hill
tops dey kin give you mighty good start
on de upward road"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27
THE METALS.

Silver, 6Sjzc per ounce.
Copper (casting), 171kc per pound.
Copper (csthodes), 17%c per pound.
Lead, S5.25 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

Next thing in order is for some one to
apply for a receiver for the "Ameri-
can" party
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27
A LIBEL.

Catholic Standard and Times.)
Il see by the country paper" said the
visitor, "that Jonas Jones' the prosperous
druggist Of your town, is sojourning-''
Il saw that. too, and it's libeli" ex-
claimed the native, with some heat.
why, isn't he your druggist?"
Yes. but this towns too healthy for
him to be prosperous"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

477S-William P Day. Logan.
Emily Wood, Nephi
41I4-M. ]. Donovan. Salt Lake.
Grace Carey, Salt Lake.
4T75-Otla w. Christensen. Salt Lake.
Anna Frederickson, Salt Lake
4776-John H. Ball, Salt Lake.
Matte L. Kendall, Salt Lake.
4777-Edward NJ. SOrensOn, Provo.
Fern Lork, Provo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

Subscribers wishing address OF paper
changed must give former as well as
present address.
A II papers are continued until explicit
order Is received to discontinue Ali ar
iearages must be paid IN every case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27
Terms Of suhserlptIon:

DAILY AND sUNDAY--one month, S.
cents: three months. g 50; one year. 5000.
SUNDAY-One year. 500.
SEMI-WEEKLY-Un advancel. one
year. S-5o: six months. IS cents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

The Herald can be obtained at these
Iiacss:
New Observation-Disclosures Imperial;
Astor House.
Chicago - The Auditorium: faimSE
House; Great Northern Hotel
Kansas City-Coates House =.
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change: Megeath Stationery Co.
Denver-BroWu Palace: Hamilton *
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS News Co.
Goldfield-Psiace News Stand. Cook ana
Main louie Polin, proprietary; MOHAWK
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News Stand. next 20 Dixon's bank; Hun
ter Advt. & Pub. Co.. s2s Main and ss
Columbia streets.
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tel Lankershin.
Minneapol is-West Hotel
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-27

WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
Showers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04

Confinued- ON Page 8, Column 2
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04

securely lodged in the jury box the
Major Schitz when adjournment taken yesterday after
The had during the day hazarded the last of
until had made heroic attempt get double its share of
peremptories and thus indefinitely delay the of the trial
in the Masnt which should testimony
stage today - 81. -
Three jurors accepted yesterday the morning and
two afternoon and the adjourned after o'clock with
eight aesen the panel yet examined Theodore Dewig
of 27o retired baker who had provided the
life city folk for 80 chosen in the morning.
Boeckmann Of 966 Haight wholesale liquor
dealer retired who had done politics with Ruef in
fight the shef Office and Thomas Elrck, 2233 Grove
street. of the Merchants
haberdaher with shop Market the afternoon
selections s. s. @ IS
which may play the if
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04

CoNrlNUED on PAGE ., COLUMN :
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04

Liabilities estimated at $4,000 are
given as the reason for the disappear
ance of Edward Pond, prominent
young clubman and SON of former
Mayor Edward B. Pond, who has
been missing two weeks. About Is
creditors, for the most part ship
chambers, are said to be affected by
the failure. Young Ponds relatives
and business associates, beyond ad-
rnitting that they last heard from the
missing man in New York, persist in
shrouding his whereabouts in mystery
and are making an effort to effect a
settlement with his creditors. Ponds
failure came to light two weeks after
he had departed, when his brother,
Samuel V. Pond. Of Watson. Pond &
Riddle, requested statements of ac-
counts from the missing mans credit
ors. Among the heavier creditors are
G. NJ. Josselyn & Co.. log Main street,
ana the Leslie salt refining company.
Ponds failure. his friends claim, was
caused by a general decline in the
values Of fish products. coupled with
heavy losses resulting from the fire
last year. There has been no meeting
OF the creditors. though all have been
asked for statements by Samuel =.
pond of Watson, Pond & Riddle. real
estate agents. who has undertaken to
stralghten mis- brothers affairs. The
assets. he asserts. will nearly meet the
liabilities and he believes that an ad-
tustment satisfactory to all can be
arranged
OWNS THREE VESSELS
Edward Pond was also member OF
the firm of Wheaton. Pond & Harold
dairy products and provisions. at Fl
Commercial street The members of
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04
Eleventh Juror Selected in
Trial OF Mayor Schmitz
Defense Exercises Its Last Peremptory
Challenge and Calls for More
Eleven Jurors Accepted

L. WE'LL, 2ss5 California street. buyer.
PAUL BANCROFT, 73s Market real estate broker.
CHARLES H. GISH 1852 San Jose contractor
JAMES FITELBERG. 1723i dealer
GEORGE DE URIosTE lse Buena Vista commission
JOHN OydARA, yCumb street. blacksmith.
JAMES E. R. BENSON, Capp street, pressman.
CHARLES S. CAPP, 6z8 street. broker.
THEODORE DELLWIG 270 Ninth avenue. retired baker.
FREDERICK BoEcHMANN goo Haght Street, retired liquor
THOMAS .ELRIcK 2zss Grove street haberdasher
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY Sc
TUESDAY. JUNE 4. 1907
WEATHER CONDITIoNs
NEWS TODAY

yEsTERDAY-Cloudy; maximum temperature.
so: minimum, g.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-C1oudy; fog in
morning and at night; light southwest winds.
changing TO westerly. Page IL
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04
POND LEAVES
DEBTS THAT
TOTAL $4,000
Disappearance of Former
Mayors Son Due to
Heavy Losses
FAILS IN BUSINESS
Goes East While Brother
Attempts Settlement
With Creditors
ALL MAY BE PAID
Clubnlan's Predicament Due
in Part to Decline in
Fishing Products

EdD0rd Pond. clubman and son of
former m0por, phose departure from
city Is explained By announcement of
his failure in business.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04
Grand Jury Charges Chief Of Police With Gross Misconduct
Telephone Electricians Strike to Aid Cause Of the Operators

Chief Police jeremiah Daon. against rand jury made
Of twenty days
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04
owns THREE VESSELS

Edward Pond was also member OF
the firm of wheaton, Pond & Harold.
dairy products and provisions, at Il
Commercial street The members of
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

ouf oem Herse @aint-Ssdn. ais bis
Wnmben. Ole er berbeiniinfbte, i'm
btbarrlih ber5hpnten. Cine Dombe
PLATTE nabe bei Dem pferbe btS Roiz
fers uno cine bidbte GtaubppIfe uin<
bIute NapOleon. gidt cine Mustel
feines @eiihts bate ge3udt.~ 9e5iisz
lid Der Rdpitulatipn {eIbft, fir be.
ipie dllgemein beitdtigt nirb, ber Rai=
Ter bic NerantipOrtung freitui[is iibers
nabm, tbeilt @raf Jleurp Die beibtn
iDeaig betdnnten 8riefe nit, bic Ndpos
leon am 2. september an bic Raiferin
rintete. Der erfte, mod aus Dem faiz
ierliden Eager botirt lautete: ,@s
1T mir unmDglid, Dir gu {asen. mas
ih gelitten babe unD mas if leibe.
mir baben einen Warf1 unternom=
men. Der segen ale prinaipien unb gez
gen ben eeiunben Menfhenberitano
beritieb. Oas muBte cine Rataitropbe
berbeifiibren. sic 1T pollftdnbig. Sd
1Gtte ben Sob porgesosen, um nidt
3euge elmer 10 bernihtenben &apitu=
ldtion au fein, un6 0oh mar bas nnter
SEN obipaltenben umitGnben 6ds eins
sise Mittel, Elm Mbihladten BON CO.,
600 per1onen gu perbinbern." Ser
alpeite, aus 8oailIon battrte, gibt fol-
aenbe ginselbeiten: rStelle Dir etne
Nrmee bor, bic eire befeitigte @tabt
umsibt unb Die ibrerieits BON febr
iiberlegenen Rrdften umringt lit. NaA
einieen @tunbn ipolIten uniere Srup=
pen nah Sedan auriidtebren. Oa
fiillte 1ih bic 5tabt nit elmer fompat=
ten Mafle uno auf bieien 9aufen BON
msnidliden &0pfen iauiten bic 8omz
ben bon alien Seiten 1lteber :. Sn
bieier beratpeifelten Gage erfldrten mir
bic generdle, bab jeber Wioeritano
unm0ali9 tpGre. Seine Munition unb
feline 2ebensmittel mebr. Man bat
cine 8reihe gu ihaffen geiu4t. aber es
eelans nidt. Sd BIN bier Stunben
ouf benz S6la6tfel6e eetpefen. Ser
teutige Marfd nitten bur9 bic preuz
bii9en Sruppen binbur9 ipar eine
ipuhre Spbesqual."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

fhIub Der @iiter. I'm biefer Gntpid=
lung entgesen gu ipirten, iinO fur aIle
brei R0nigreide. unb atpor nod san5
fiiralih. @efebe erganssn, pelne. bic
@riinbung tleiner 9eimitdtten burh
Var3elliruna fre;pilIig Doer stpangss
ipeiie enteisnster @robsiiter berbeifiibz
ren folIen, Reben bieiem sefeblihen
gorseben sebt bel Der iriiden Elm Der@
bre1eri1des climber, bas felt ettpa atpei
Sabren tpieber auffdliser setporben
lit unb an bic f1limmen Soften Der
1880er Sabre erinnert.
Das 2anbpolt bat iid3 in ben aopf
seiebt, bab Der 8oben bon Hedts iDez
aen tim unb niht ben Grobbe5ibern
aufommt unb min nun lebtere eins
Ihi1tern. bamtt fie ibren 8etrieb unb
ibre 2Gnbereien aufseben. gu bieiem
3ped perfammeln iih ndhtlidertpeile
tleinere ober ar0Bere Shaaren, Die in
bic einsebesten Weioen einbrinsen, ha@
tei aud man1mal Die Gebese nieferz
reiBen unb bas Wieb bann auf peite
Gntfernungen s1pegtreiben, ND man es
ain anbern Sage in tleineren Srupps
pieberfinbet, ooer audi ni9t. Gs
fpmmt babel Dor, baB bic 8iebpdbter
i'm 8unbe nit ben @erbredern fteber,
rie bie unb ba, INN niat ertannt gu
lperben, 1ih bas @eii4t idpdraen, es
fomnt absr audi Ofters su bluttgen
3uiammenitDben. Sas aanae unnez
Ten pirb lanbldufig als Moonltgbting
reseihnet. Der Musbrud ertldrt ii9
rem ielbit, er beaie6t iid auf 2eute, Die
BEL yta9t ans Wert seben. Mls Der
Nationaliitenfiibrer parnea I'M Sabre
1881 inn @efGnsnib gu ailmainham
ieb, tpurbe er gefeost, lper naa ibm
tort feinen plaB etnnebmen lp!trbe.
vRapitdn Mopnlisbt," erpiD,rte er
farfaftiid. Man mub, idst Der @e%
ribt, ben augenblid!i4ea GofTdllen
ieine gu sroBe geoeutuny bein'elisn.
slnein, baB lie trob aaenS:rllGen. bic
Gage gu beKern, bortommen, 5eiat, pte
fritif9 INNER nod bic 3uitdnoe in
sSSrldro Enb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

6afsn bat, ipie Der gertreter Der
gimes iugt, srpBe Wortbeile ala Sa~
nctorinm fit bic sSlotte iDie fiir bic
lpnitigen Gtdatsangeb0rise In Gbind.
bic gesenlpdrtig, uniiher tpegen Der
3utunft, Mnftonb nebmen, bort Gslb
ansulegen unb fid itatt beifen i'm
6pmn1er nab benz beutfben 9dfen
Siingtau ober mad Ruro1ten duf dit
neiifhem 8oben ipenben unD baDur6
biefe Orte bereidern. SAILS bic britt
lhe Meaieruna ibre Mbiibt funbgeben
ipiirbe, Weibaiipei 5u bebaupten. ipiir-
ben bort Snbuitrien eriteben unb bic
aolonie raid gum Woblitano bringen.
Wenn bas Ropital ipeiter nidts
brai1t, als bic Stherbeit DauernDen
5hllses bonn Mutterldnbe. mag es in
Meibaitpei setroit an Der Irbeit blei=
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17
GER Rrnuprtus t,,r 5atunIurr.

Yer 25idbrise Grbe Der oeutf9en
aaiierfrone, Gronprina Milhelrn, be-
finoet ii9 in elmer militarilden Stel@
lung, Die in Der oeutIden Mrmee DIE
einaiee ibrer Dirt 1T. Der 8ronprins
befeblist bic 2eibfdpabron Der potsz
banner @arbes gu Corps, trGgt aber
niht beren Uniform, fonbern ole oes
Hafstpalfer aiiraHier zRegilnents aDz
niain, Bel Dem ct als Hittmeifer la
suite gefiibrt miro, tpdbreno er in ben
Bitten Der @aroes bu Corps als .ton=
nanbirt 5ur Oienitletltuns" nit Dem
Otenlttitel r6auptmann" Deraeihnet
iebt. gDarum btes geIhiebt, iparum
Der aaiier ieinen dltef ten Sobn ni4t
in oas Negiment Der Garbes ou Corps
ielblt periebt bat, ent3iebt ii6 natiirlid
ser &enntniB. Man eradblt, bab Der
auiler einmal BET einem militdrii9en
Mabl nah Dem Grunoe Oafiir gefragt
tpurbe, uno oaB er, bali i'm S4era,
balb i'm grnit. Die 9lntport gab: sd
bin nidt reid senug. I'm mir eir1en
Sobn BEL oen @aroes bu gprps leiften
su f0nnen." Der aronprin3 nirnnt
audi bteIes eSabr am MalDber tbeil
unb perri9tet ieinen O;enlt ielbitperz
itdnoli9 tpie ieoer anoers SfftSier iei=
nes @rabes, ohne oub irsenb luelde be-
lpnhere Hiidiihten auf i'm in biefer
8e5isbuns senommen tperDen. @9on
in Dem erften MonDper, bas er beim
1. @aroezReeiment gu SUB mitma6te,
mubtee er bitpafiren unO audi ielbi itdn=
big auf Worpoiten sieben, ipD hie BON
linn ssipdblte MufIteuuns ber 9egenz
itanb etngebenber Mufmerfiamteit bon
ieiten 1einer b0bsren @orsefebten tpar.
Sebr bsliebt lei &ameraoen uno llnz
tergebenen 1eines liebensipiiroisen unh
unsetiinltclten Weiens toeaen, lit Der
&ronprins Elm paIiionirter Soloat,-
nenn er irohl audi in Dem mtlitGrti4en
Berufe niht 10 ausihlieblih aufgebt
ipie iein iiinserer 8ruoer, Yrin5 @ttel@
sSrieori9 BON Yreuben, Der in ben Jiez
berbelirien Ger ihtperen arantbeit, bic
er por einisen Sabren our9mahte, nur
bon feiner 8on1pasnie pbantaiirte unh
nad Der Riidfebr bon ietner 9oaaeitsz
reiie ieinem Sberleutnant nit Dem
Nusruf i'm Den 9als fiel: nWie eliidz
lih bin id. tpieber BEL meiner aomz
pasnie gu fein!" Wenn Der Rronprin5
i'm Man0per nit leiner Mann1daft in
einem Dorfe 1ntertunft erbGlt, 10 ruff
oies unter befen 8eipobnern itets freuz
oise Grresung berpor. Man bemiibt
ii9, ibm einen m0slihft ebrenpollen
Gmpfang gu bereiten, unb bas gefdiebt
oft auf cine in ibrer 9eralidteit redt
naipe Meife. go besriibte einnal Sen
aronprin3en am ginsanse zines Dor@
fee elm impropiiirter Sriumpbboesn.
in beHen Mitte auf einem Shilbs Die
Worte gu lefen. iparen:
r9auieno Sdritte nur BON bier
ST, c aronprina, Dein Quartier
unb barunter itanb in tleineren 8udz
itaben
rBei Ser Witipe Mener".
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

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