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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23
Sa0fcn.

DRESDEN. Die Eieogcs StiFtuna
in Dresden bat i'm Sabre 1908 benz
Sid)ter Roobe einen Gbrenpreis bon
5000 Mort ge9eben; 5000 Mart NUT
ben ol5 @brengeIdente unb Inter
itiibungen on MaIer, S6riftIteQer unb
8ilobauer uno 14.900 Mart an Sins
terIoNene bon io!hen pertGeiIt. - Der
@erein 8oItspobl bat benz @erein
rSrestener MaloI6ule" u~nentgeltIid
Elm Ireal in ieinem Waloport an Der
0resoner Seioe CUR Grri9turg elmer
Wolo16ule sur 8erfuaung geIteQt.
Der 8erein @oltsppbl, cine S9Dpfung
bes Sc5iaIpoIititers Och. Rs9isrungss
rotbs Or. @ittor @0bmert, SG1lt iebt
ON Gnoe ieines 20iGbri9en 9eite6ens
6409 MitgIisrer, bic id9rIi6 1903
Mort 8eitrdge 5abIen. Ser @erein
bat cire uuberproentIiG rege semeins
niiBige "a i9teit entfnltet.
9nuber Ser pripotier Mi6oel
3iei9ant bat Ger Stobt cine Stiftung
BON 10000 Mart teitomenorif6 pers
moht; bon ben 3inIen bieies &opis
tolls IolIen uni9ulpig in Notb ocras
theme Sunowertsmciiter llnterTtuBuna
erbolten.
Sreiberg. !Sier crfo!gte i'm
Staotperorbneten : Sibuneslaole bes
&~otbbouies ourd Sreisbouptmonn
Or. HumpeIt bic feierli6e GinipeiIung
uno GerpfIi4tung bes gum Sberbiirs
9ermeiIter bon Jreiberg estpdbIten Bis
bergen SreSoner Stabtrotbs Ssinri9
Hiboro Soupt.
Geip3ig g. Die id6Iif9e Regies
run9 Bat bic Ginberleibung Der Qeipz
5iger 8ororte M6dern, 90ien, ODliB,
probItGeioo, StOtterib unb Stiin5 fir
Sanuor 1910 9snebmigt. 2eipsi9 err
9Glt boburd iiber $4,000 G%inlppbner.
Sberlungp / B. Der hieiiae
S6ulooritono beidIob bic Ginfiibrrng
elmer etnidbrigen obli9otorii9e Sort
bilour9si4ule fir bic aug Der @oItss
fdule ~entloiIsne peibli9e Sugeno. 9fls
!Sauptunterridtsfd9er ioQsn 8odsn,
pIdtten unb Sonborbeiten eingefii9rt
tperben.
@ilsbruff. 9ie SnbuItrisnen
oes Plauenf9en 9runbes bon Io>
benou uno Wilsbruff beabIi6tieen, CUR
b~eiieren unb i4nelIeren @erbinbung
nit Dresden cine Geieqi3oft fir 2oits
automobilperte6r gu 9rG.toer. Gs fol-
len 5pei Wogen ongeihofft perben,
bon oencn ieber 10000 Murf foItet
unb 100 Gentner 5%rugfabi9teit Be-
fibt. 9as Rei6 gibt fir jebes Ilto
5000 Wfort Seitrag CUR 8enubung in
&rie9sfdlen.
3 IN d q II. Sabritont Slumer
fpenoete benz 8oufmdnnif6en 9erein
3ntdou 5000 Mort gu elmer Stiftune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23
3a0en.

aorIsrube {. Dos 9erd6olb's
fGe Sous an ter Gds Der &orls unb
So~p9ienitrobe, bo5 idonite Meinbrsn.
nerbous in &arIsrube, 1T NIT llnter'
itiiBun9 lpoblbabenber aiinitIer bonn
8erein biloenoer Siinitler Inn $4,000
Mort fir Elm aiinitlerbeim onsetauft
tporoen.
!Spd f etten. Der bisberi9.
9iirgermeiiter Serbt, Ter felt 1882
feines Wntes poltet, puroe nit 100
bon 143 dteesetensn Gtinmen lpiebsrs
eepdblt.
M onnbe / IN. .3pei @erbrs9ern
TT IS in elmer Hodt gelunsen. aus BEN
bisii9en 2anbsssefdngnib gu enttoms
men. G8 iinb bic ipe9en Miin3fdls
f9una perbofteten pbiIipp 8runnsy
Gus Gnge9bun lei Wiesboben uno
5rnn5 Sponisr ous Y0ltlinsen lei
Soorbriiden.
Wentfei m. Der pernorbene
Sberi4lob6auptiaann Srsiberr bon
Spenionotz9ertboI bat in ieincm
Seitoment neben pieIen onoeren Der
md6tniiIen ieinen QreeItelten fir
largid6rige treue Qrfeit ~onie6nli9e
@ei9ente semadt. Gs erbiclten isin
&ommeroiener W. Msinig 10000
WGrt. ieire SeidIieberin, Monifo
Stsber9er, uno Iein O~b.rgdrtnsr, 8.
9ertf6, ic 10000 Wart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23
SGmeis.

Bern. @uf benz greal Der Oar
f~etterie Ienfer e 60. in 80Sinaen
lpurben ocbt @robItellen gefunben,
beren llriprung in's 7. Biz II. So6rs
hunbert nn6 Gbr. 3uriidreiGen maa.
Die Sunoe bsiteben aus S9Gbels uno
uno anoeren &no6en.
II 7 /. Die Characterization Der
f9irei8. 0emsinniibigen @eIeafdoft
bot Elm projett Der RiitlitommiIIion
~genebmigt, tponod i'm RiitIi bic G6iffs
Butte umgeGout unb cine neue @aHers
%auleitung an ben trei QueIen ousae.
fubrt iper>en fo1. Die @eIommts
foiten betroJen etipn 1000 Sroncs.
9 4offboue n. Sn elmer
WoltSo6itimmung purte bos Beam
terbefolbungsqeieb nit 3158 ga ge9en
1880 Nein ongenommer. Don ben SO
9emeinoen bes aontons nabmen nlir
Ia 9emsinten oos Ge'sb on, % &c.
meinoen be- 2onoiGoft periporfen es.
Den Grtfdeib 3u @unIten bes Gefebes
CAB in ereitr 9ini. bic Stobt Sdotfs
bauier, in Der 1869 "a 445 Tein oes
9sniiber ite9en. 4u6 NeubouI.n bat
NIT 289 ga gegen 173 Nein anaenom,
men. Dds Stdbthen Stein ~Iieferte
1873 ga urb 100 Nein. Die arobsn
mathematician Haben foit of. bsrs
t%porfeu.
@roubii n be n. Sn Dabos Bat
Der Diterreidiide Observation-Disclosures
gnrtnnet ben &%omponiIten sSules
Wulber aus Qonoon eridoFen, neil
Wuloer i1m bic Satisfattion psrtpsis
CERT bate. Wuloer bate eealaubt.
bob gartunet feline Jrou firire uno
ibn nit BEN Dorten: .Sie iino Elm
oeuif6er 2nmp!" beTdimpft.
eibur9. Der in paris Der.
itorbene Baron BON Git bat ben Wobls
tbdtisfeitSanitoltsn bon Stabt unb
aonton Trei6urg 100000 Srancs Der.
noht.
Neuenbure. Der @roBe Stobts
rotb BON Neuenburg bat Die llebereir.
tunft nit Gem Situate ii6er Die lllns
pnnolung Der bprtiaen Ntooemi. in
tine unipsrIitdt 9en.bmist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23
Seferrei6.


% II. 0roBes 4uiIeben srregte
bos @eri9pinOen bes bieiisen 80nigs
Der Duderer. Der algemein .Ontsl
Rei9sr" 9enannt purbe uno ii9 elmer
eroben Sunoidaft unter Der b06fen
@~riftotratie erfreute. Gr mar Elm 1e9r
betonntsr 2ebsmann unb Sportsmon.
S0rIenoerIuite iebten ibm in Der Iebs
ten 3eit 9efpaltig gu. Sn 9r0bter
Sdneai9feit nabm er rie'ige Summer
ouf unb perbuftete. Get6er bat cine
S@uloenloit biz gu 100000 Sros
men binterIuFen. @efdlf9te @e4Iel
ipielen bel Der Nffdre 9let6faus cine
Role. Sn Mitleinenf9oft 9e3ogen 1T
au6 RetGerS Sobn, elm 8erliner IrSt,
oefen 8erm09en bel ben Sronsattios
men perIoren geeon9en lit. - Der be-
tonnte 8o9neridneer Sermonn Wins
telmonn feisrte ieinen go. 9~eburtstog.
u BERG. Sisr tpuroen bic
Sroueret, MGl5eret, Wobnbous, Mebs
9erei, Sto1ungen unb S9euncn bes
9eiiBers Notboft etn9edfdert. Sn be
Slommen tomen Der %40id6rt9e 8ne6
Slider unb cine 20id6rige Mo9b nm.
@ienbrpb b. Sierprts erf6lua
Der % Sabre olte @losi9leifer Soisi
petritf9et feinsn 5~0idbrigen Batter nit
einem 9oIai6eite. Der @otermDrber
fdoffte bic 2eide auf einem 8orren
ouf bic 2anoitrobe. 9ort purbe fie
BON Irbertern gefunben. Der W0rs
Der nuroe perbaftet.
% itoIs b g. 9abier lit Der
beutiHc Yrobit &orl 2onoiteiner i'm
glter, bon "a Sabren perItorben.
probit 2onbiteiner ipor Der 8erfoTer
Der S0riBer poiIionsIpiele. burd) bic
bos tleine Sertden !S0rib, bos nrr
cttpa 400 G%inpobner, 0eutiGe, sGblt,
fid felt %einiaen Sabren ben Nomen bes
DOiterrei6iiden Sberommergou" ers
tporben Got.
Drag. Nnbier fperben jebt bic
tI6e9ii6en Rabitulen, pelfen bos
8erbrefen oes Sodperratbs 5ur 2oit
9elegt ipiro, in Der f8drfften @eiIe on
gefabt. 3o9lrei6e !Sousfu9uneen bas
ben bel ben robitalen Siibrern ~Itottaes
funoen, uno 8erboftun9en in Men9s
itno porgenommen noroen. Dos Dor
g.6en Der 8eb0rben lit brett herauss
9efprrert. tporben, benn oud BEL ben
jiin9iten StrabenerseNen crtDnten pies
Der bic Rufe; rSo9 Serbien! Nisber
nit SeIterrei9!"
Gal 5burg. Der Sbmonn bes
porlarentnrif9en Somites sur Shafs
flung elmer 8obnIinie Sol3burq=g oo
&ei4en6a1z 2oferzSt. Sobonn, Rei6ss
rotbsab9eoroneter Or. StOI5el, bat i'm
Ginpernebmen nit benz !Sonbclstoms
merprdiioenten %toiierl. Hot6 8i6l Die
porbereitenosn S6ritte ipe9en Sdofs
fung zines 9roben Ittionstomites eins
geleitet.
9 Of IN a 3. Cine Motorpoit gum
I6enfee piro in bieIsm CONNER
burd N~usbebnune Der YoTmotorpers
binbung 3egernI eel losbiitte 9efdofs
fen uno boburcb hisIer 70 f9fper 5us
adn9Iide Wpenfee benz Wiin6ensr
@usfluqspsrtebr Inn Elm bepeutenocs
Stiid nGber geriidt.
. q b 8. Der !SousbeIiber SoTsf
Sboeni aus 9oou3 itiirste ouf benz
We9e nod 3rieienberg i'm S6neeI turm
einen ii6er 100 Meter tiefen Jelsobs
bang hinob uno blieb nit mebrfoden
&nodenbriiGen tobt lisgsn. Die 2ei6e
tonnte nur unter groBcn S6pierigteis
ten geborgen porbcn.
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crbieIt lie elm @eI9ent BON 100

9entel1 erGlelt Iie eth Seldent oon luO
Wfort.
% ii 5burg. Der bieii9en Uni.
periitGt lit cine Stiftung BON 10000
Mort Suaseoreen bon Dem 6obritbss
flyer 5rieori6 Sorl Treuoenber9 in
@einbeim. Sin Sobn hcs Stifter5
hottie nit oem Stuoeuten S6uIbe cine
Stipartie ouf bic NlpIpibe gsmo6t,
bel Der S6ulbe bur6 cine 2otpine icis
men Soo fano. S%reuoen6erg tonnte
gercttet irerben. 9tls oieiem Nnlaiie
mo6te Der 8oter bic Stiftung.
gus Orr a3Irinpfal1.
Srieen + i III. Sier srI6ob
Der Sobriforbeiter Siinberboft feline
Sdpie9ermutter, bic @ittpe Gi9ert.
na4 turSem Wortpedfel.
8ouerSDe NJ. Die Stroftom>
mer BAT ben 9iingerbdnoler Mbom
SdIber, Der i'm Qoufe Der leBtsn Sabre
bur9 SGIidung ron S4uIo1dsinen,
S6IuBs unb ionitisen @ei9dftsbries
zen lolpte ettler W{en9e DON MSed1eln
bic Sirmcn q. UNI s.. psnneri9 in
9in9en Inn $500 Morf, Glib. Dim
9erfo6rit porm. Gang in Monnbsim
I'M 800 Mort unb Mi6el &c 60. in
Monnbeim Inn 1858 Mart brodte, au
einem Sobr pier Monoten Gefdngnib
perurtbeilt. 0ie @ei6dbigten erbieIs
ten bis jeBt 25 Pro5ent ibrer Sor>
%oerungen i'm &ontnrs.
al erSIoutern n. Der &omz
mis- Gu9en Rcttmii1er, Der feline &c
liebte eridofen bate, bat ii9 i'm Sc
fdn9nib erbdnat.
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3aperm.

M il n d II. @enerolfelbmori6on
Prina Qeopolo BON 8opsrn, General.
inipettcur Der 4. Irmeez SnIpeftion,
uno fein G~Iteiter Sobn prins Gsoyg.
Hittmeiiter q Ia iuit' bes /. S6psrer
Geiterz Regiments, boben cine HeiIt
na6 ben ofritoniiden &plonien os5
0eutiden Reid5 onsstreter. Der Qui
cntboIt in ben G6ubgsbieten 1T oul
mebrere Monute berehnet.-Ser Soo.
lp6ner Soiepb S4o6ner aus Morisr.
ttr6en, Der in benz oriraencen Der.
bodte itebt, an Der D%irtbspittpe Mo.
RE 91eins in llrterbolsbeim elmer
Misunderstanding periibt gu baten, III
9iey perboftet lporben. - Sm II. Sc!
bensjobrc 1T bier Der betonnte 3unit.
biitoriter proieiiOr QIpin S4uIb Der.
itorben.
r d b n. Cine eIct.
trtide Sobn gum &oni9sIee pirb bon
8erdtssgaoen aus i'm SuIi D. s. er0fF.
net tperoen. Quf Dem bodromontii6eu
See tommen in bieism Sabre gum
eriten Wole orl9 elettriI6s Motor.
bcote, itott Der olten, itimmungsgersd).
ten 8uoertGbne, in 8etrisb. Ous
Wiin4ener Sberbofmorf9olomt, rem
bic S6ifffohrt ouf benz 80nig8ies I'M
terItebt, bat bereits brei iolde 9oote
beitellt.
q ormi d. !Sier ftorb @Iobi.
mir SetteI, S6riftfiibrsr oes 9ereins
beutiber 3iinoboI5fobritontea uno &e.
battsur Der 3eiti4rift bieiss @erbans
bes.
9iGpoItI It / n. Die betonnts
Sbereie Mitterer in Sen, gsrnnnt bic
nDunoeroottorin," 1T geitorben. Die
2eute Der llmgc9eno tonnten iie oIs ri,
nolte 3ieslerin" bon 3eG. Gle turirt,
fcit pielen Scbren tbeils nit iogsnanns
ten SDmpotbiemitteln, t9eiIS burd)
Sbse. &ronte Biz aus ber Nsumarts
ter uno Gidiidtter 0csenb pilgerten 81
i6r oIs gldubise &unben.
Neumarft. 0os ar0bte WoIs
isroeriorsungsproiett i'm sonsen 86s
ni9reid reift aamalis ieiner @erfpitts
li9uns ertgegen. Gs Iinb bier 8e3irtss
Gmter horon bet0eiliot: ScrSbrud,
@ltborf, 8elburs unb Rsumortt, Gum
@nf6lub tpmmen 165 Gemsinren in
8stra6t.
q ii q. Sn elmer Maais
ltratsiibung ertIdrte iid bic Stnot
erunbiabli9 bereit, eiren etipu 80
Sagperf sroben plab beim 2uitpoIbs
totn an Wummernpeiber fir ben
S6ierparf 81 iiberloFen.
u e9ens burg. Sn pteh
bronnte Dos InpeIen bes Oefonomen
Dein5sr nieoer. Ser BETTER 1T babel
tn ben Jlammen umgetommen.
g Of 10 nurt. Die Gtobt
Sdpeinfurt erbielt aus benz No6IoB
Der in Miir5burg peritorbensn 2onos
Understandings pfeuffer Elm 2egot BON
56,7s5 Mart.
Srounft / n. 2ebtbin tporen
30 Sabre per9onsen, feito.m Soirot1
b. Geuffert in fem Gmt nIs
rtftsturoiger gi%irsermciitsr hsr
Srounitein einsefi6rt ipuroe,
nodoem er iih tersits stpsi Sabre als
Rehtsrotb bepdbrt bott.. Wos
Srounitcin in ben orei Sabr3ebntm gss
|poroen 1T, perparft Is in .ritcr Qirie.
elmer Snitiaiipe unb Tbottraft.
W b g.. 5ier tonnt. bic Sduss
|erspitttpe aotg. !6einbl ibren 103.
Ssburtstas bsgeben. Dom prin5sRes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23

Ncrr: SIMMER b0bel Sic Sbren
p%lcrbtiniNen 9clhiitcr 5lr Seite!l"-
Scr bette SdNus 1egcn Die jpeibci.
nigen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23

We6r nI@ t0l!icno @odiiidr iMric6er
iolort Ocm Gireftor oof or lid ia hi.
ten mGge, bonn luirflid)cu Hcnteii &c.
broild) 81 MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23
2GcGfen6nra.

g a 10 err n. Sen %. Sabrestn9
Felner Snbaberi9oft bss bieiieen 800
tefs 2uiienbof" fonnte !9err Geo
Stolbenburg beseb.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23

y@ciBt GlL lua& i6 mo1tc? Sd
mari Idulell Gin poor auBbInodcn
ms Simmer 5uriid oo30ng or
grinieno ipeiter.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23

@ernbiqt.-oS Ga, glan6it oenn
I'll Der 9Strth. ser 0cllncr mo Ser
Sousberr. Gle lucrOcn olle 5u ocn
Shrpinoel, ben Gu bcubiihtigit, it'll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23

@orgebenQt. Gin nelr@
Stiid ioutc I'M SuitipicI {beattr pcr
geiiibrt perbcll. Ger Iitcl Iautcte:
nIas id)onIte Wdoden Der Stubt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23

II ter d) ncrcn Sun0eu.
|Sog mol, mic tam Is oelrn, 0nb
Deg Sd)nbmonn niht ieitnebnL
Eu aus Dem 0enitcr itiegit?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23

ld)uei1cn%" - .@cpil sic limo mir
ollie pcrbul0en." - ga. mu0urdl
oenn?" - Sd bin Sb!ten ollcn 0cI9
l6uloig!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23

9sr9orbeiter Sabre feline GSrou boburo
9et0otet, bob sr iie bic 2reppe binobs
ihleuherte.
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0focn6nra.

SIbenburg. Der !Softopens
nuiifer Srana S6miot III se%itorben.
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SaxemGnYa.

Qurembnre. No1 .incm 0on
m%ilienftreit ba! In Nieo.rtorn Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-23

bonSis g.. Ons 8riegsseri9t Der
OipiTion perurt9eilts ben Musfes
9labpig tpesen iieben Ginbru6ss
|ItdbIen. 5sbn onberer 9iebestbaten
ooppeIter 5obnenfludt gu bret
prem 3udtbuus uno bier Sabren
berluit. Der Derurtbeilte purbe
benz Seere ousseitoben uno fir
| Sabre untsr Yoli5eiaufii9t ses
"a uben5. Ius benz Suhts
\ In Orautens entspransen bier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
HARRY WHITNEY,
GENTLEMAN SPORT
ACudden Publicity of a Hitherto VnknoeOn
young Man Caused by the NORTH Pole
Con1roUerJy BefsOeen Peary and Cook

that order went 20 his aid and had him
removed 10 a hospital. where he OBJ
tained relief After his recovery he
went on a hunt. for that was always
his ambition lie was noted for u
when he lived ir New Haven He went
TO Colorado. and one OF the results Of
his expedition was the killing OF one
Of the biggest silver tip grizzlies OF
that section. lie remained In the west
indefinitely and returned east about
the time that Peary was preparing for
his last dash for the pole. He became
interested ia the project while visiting
club IN New York city, not because
he cared anything about the pole. but
because he learned that there was an
opportunity OF trapping game In the
far north A number Of young m "a
at the club where Whitney became an
enthusiast agreed 20 20 with him. one
OF these was a nephew Of Andrew Car
negie when the expedition was ready
70 start Whitney was the only one OF the
club coterie that went with H. In fact.
be preceded Peay 20 New Bedford, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
viii Try to Fasten Guilt on Po-
Ilcemen in on Strange
Deal.
GOVERNMENT TO PROSECUTE
United states District Attorney win
Probably Charge Rcnigcr With
kidnapping soldier.

when asked this morning whether ne
BE- making O. personal Investigation of
the alleged connection of members of
the police force with the system OF
George Benigsr n doping soldiers of
tine Fifteenth infantry and holding
them until they were classed as de-
acrters iu order Go collect $50 a head
for reward money from the United
states government chief of Police
Barlow stated that Doe was determined
to SID the matter 60 the bottom.
The chief said that Doe was not ready
90 give out me names Of the police Of
hccrs against whom suspicion points
strongly now Hc said also that the
case was rendered AN the more difficult
by the fact mat the force OF men who
are detailed 20 Commercial street work
Us changed from time 20 time and that
inasmuch as Rcnigers operations are
supposed 90 have extended over
period OF four months. since he was dis
houorahly discharged from Company l.
OF the Fifteenth Infantry az Fort
Douglas. am exhaustive examination Of
The men under suspicion would be
necessary before any definite nters
could be taken by the police depart
ment
Certain IL is that Reniger amassed a
small fortune in Judas money by cut
ting the rewards with the policemen
who returned the alleged deserters
Who these police officers were is now
the leading question boo one OF the
greatest police scandals that ever
shook tho department
Exact data exist whereby the guilty
men can Doc run 20 earth. The records
kept az Fort Douglas show tho names
OF every dcscrter. and in the cases
of those who have been returned boy
the Salt Lake police. the names of the
arresting officers are ON file, as IL was
90 them that the United States gov
eminent paid the reward money Of $50
iu each case.
Col Walter Scott. commander az
Fort Douglas is absent, and win not
return for several days. But IL IS stat
ed on good authority that the govern
mcnt and not the city officials VIII
prosecute Reniger and his pals.
Chlef Of Police Barlow stated this
morning that. i'm conference with the
military authorities. the latter have
! signined their desire % having the
| United states district attorney prose-
! cute the case ON "a charge of kidnap-
/ ping and forciblv detaiging soldiers
against their win until they We're re-
| turned In a doped condition as deser-
| ters
The charge Is very serious one, and
it will go hard with Reniger and his
/ accompilces. whoever they may be
| u the government prosecutes the case
| The minimum sentence for such an Of
fence Is said 10 be five years In fedora
/ prison
MANY DESERTlONS FORCED.
since Reniger was "bobtailed' from
| the Fifteenth infantry. about 35 So
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called dcsertions have occurred at Fort
Douglas The military authorities now
franlly state that at the uur hohl
of Those supposed dcsertcrs We're re-
turned bv the local police. they pc
nevd them TO be- what Is known ia tnt
army az "ariiici9l desertions' thal
ia assertions that were forced. The
OFFICERS at the rost declare that they
were quite suspicious concerning
number OF deserfOns as the
soldiers were known TO be men Of good
character No one ever dreamed that
these men would ever desert and when
they were returned the officers were
greatly puzzled by the peculiar features
81 thcIr cases The men would give
incoherent. illogical excuses for their
absence. They appeared 20 be under
the influence of powerful dope. ~
was net until young Harry Steelman.
OF company T.. who recently returned
10 salt Lake city from two-months
leave OF absence az Fl. Riley, where ne
had been attending the cooks ana
bakers school OF instruction, escaped
from Renigcrs clutches and Informed
the military authorities Of the true sta
tus Of affairs that the mystery OF UNI
accountable assertions was cleared
The police are still searching the
rooining houses and low dives OF the
city for some trace Of the three privates
from Fort Douglas who are said by
Stceman to have been I'm Reniger
room in the Angelus. al First South ana
Commercial streets. in a semi
condition from the effects Of drugged
whisky and snuff and other dope 10
is feared that Reniger's accomplices
may make way with the unfortunate
soldiers I'm order Ia cover NJ their
tracks or that they may have been
locked up in some isolated place and
al. %
make their escape
The capture OF Renlger as he was
running away during the progress OF
the raid made by the police and army
officers and soldiers. Saturday after
noon. has led TO the knowledge that he
had several confederates In the traffic
Of artificial assertions, and II Is prob
able that the government secret ser
vice win be put 10 work 10 run down
similar systems IN other large cities
over the country near which army posts
; are located.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18

w"ile waiting there Tor the explore
he superintendent the building OF two
power boats OF the whaleboat model
and these he presented to Peary on the
latters arrival at New Bedford. This
first picture OF Whitney that the public
saw was the one taken OF him while
he was standing IN one Of these boats
He has the distinction OF being the
first young American TO go TO the far
north In search Of game He spent the
long winter night in that remote land
in sledging and when he returned 10
civilization he had twenty-one musk
oxen and arctic deer 10 his credit but
the polar bear bad kept out OF his
range
Harry whitney inherited his love OF
sport from his father. who was known
In New York city and In New Haven
as a THOROUGHBRED The elder whit
ney was n splendid type OF the sport
loving gentleman The family consists
OF two sons and two daughters. The
latter are Mrs Charles Dlckey OF New
York city and Mrs. William Blodgett
Of FishlSill-on- the Hudson Harry's
mother was the daughter OF Bradish
johnson OF New York city and Long
Island. and he was a country gentleman
Of distinction and wealth The father
and mother ~ Harry Whitney are dead
but his stepmother Is still living
The young man who has been showed
into notoriety without any effort OF his
own fills the definition OF all round
sport He has the spirit OF adventure
and has the faculty Of recording what
he sees and hears In q happy vein. for
he loves 20 write. He has uiot
vein Of humor and tells !. story well
MILLER WOODSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
WOMEN HAVE PART
IN THIS ELECTION
Citizens Movement Requires Or
ganizatiOn in All Parts Of City
To Work Hard.
THEIR VALUE RECOGNIZED
Their Opinions. Their Work. Their
Votes All win Count ~
Never Before

Women win play am extraordinary
rart IN the present municipal campaign.
according to the plans which have been
outlined In the coming election. the
auxiliary clubs are supporting and de-
nounclng certain candidates and the
women are making a determined effort
TO show their influence The campaign
committees of the various parties are
encouraging the womcn's clubs and a
series of campaign rallies is being ar
RAGGED In the various wards
The Woman's Republican club held a
meeting last Friday In which the munic-
ipsl campaign issues were discussed.
A resolution was passed and sent TO
the Republican city committee, dcclar-
ing that the club was against fusion.
The resolution was signed by Mrs. J. X.
Davis, president of the club II was fur
Their resolved that the club would hold
a number of rallies in the wards ana
the dates viii be announced later
The Womans American" club has
taken steps TO enter the campaign ana
the dates Of a series Of rallies Will be
given out later. The first rally which
the Woman American cluD VIII nova
has been announced for Wednesday
evening The place Of the meeting,
however, has not been settled.
The Democrats and Citizens are TAX
ing an active interest In awakening
women to the need for organization in
supporting the fusion ticket, In this
campaign The women workers in the
Democratic party and Citizens organi-
cations are urged to get together this
week and form ward organizations in
this work.
doc" W o. NOrrell WAS selected
this morning as assistant secretary OF
the American" campaign committees
to succeed Philip r. Tyers, who resign
ed last week Norrell Is "A Lippman
man. and the fight against Mayor
Bransf0rd. who leads the American
ticket is stll in evidence about head
quarters.