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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
rNrion" SdJlnk . CONCERT
in Der
y@ermauia = WGnncrdJur r Snllc"
WittwOdL q. Npril.
00110-D

Ha dr rift Scr So0.. .-Nl9
Sroulein Sarnb Scanning BON Nr.
1887 2emmon. Strobe, geltcrn Mor-
gen, ipie iiblif, ibre bel ibr mobnenoe
Sreunoin 6rou Worp &. Glort lpef-
fen i%uollte. luar lie bofIihlt eritount,
atf mebrfodc@ aIopicn feline glnts
mort 81 crbolten. Sic oiinete Die
1bilr uno fon0 Srou Glorf oils 2eide
Dor. Gle 8erltorbene bate lid an.
ideincno bis 81 ibrcm lcetcnGoge Der
better @einnobeit crfrelt. Coroner
Slofe pom Observation-Disclosures
CAB Gin ,aii Zoo ourh &cr5iflog"
loutenoea @crbift ob.
Grfolgrci6e r Is 6 J II q. -
Gin Nal bon Scr itattlidIen &Gn9e BON
% 3oa mar geitern III Der iiibIidlell
Foli5ciltotion mlS1eitellt. ais ole
9eilte zines bon Sergeant @illiom
$. StepcnS, Den Foli5iiten aeBler Ii.
Samor pom liihlihen Iiltrift ulo
Serrn Soiepb 9. Snrig unternomme.
itcn iiinftuaigen Siid5uges. Sier Ia
&c lang batte baS uicrblGttrige Slice
blatt Ecf, gebobt, orei gemoltige Sro.
lfe, Wcld)e iiir Glorf BUTTS Slid,
larm oulbemahrt mltroen mar ulleS,
mos ole 6ild)er gefangen. Gnolid) ont
t~ilnlten Gage lGdlelte ibnen Sortmn;
an Scrrn Sorig's Nngel bib cin nab
res Erod)tercmplor bon cillcm Nul
oil.
Scinen 50. 8e6urtSio0 be,
gin9 SEER Ioom@Gth inl beItcny9obl.
crgcben in ieiner @ohnung Oil Der
6reoerid F.. Npeuuc, aegetiiber Der
8urriion Cane mo ,ibur bottcn lid
Der @i$mord . Giitrift pom .Icuts
lten llnterltiisungS 9nllb" mo Ger
~Weit Gnb llnteritiisluiga d. Ser.
Gin" in corpore cingefunben, mn lire
@rotulotionen bor5lbringcn. 1ic
SS. Sptlrao Sabnlllller ltllo tSrdllt
Steil bielten Iliprad)en mo bel &c
lang mo Sederflnng ipitr0cn meb
rere uecgniigte StunOen perbrad)t.
Gin Sbub 6rii + it III miro
Grd@ouperneur @oriielb oil chem
Gage Der nutiten @odc Den oltcn
ariegern i'm GorfGoerirtcn SoIoutcn-
Srim ST EifcSpile gcben. Sr. @or.
Iiclo pIlegt III ieocnt Sabre Die gllter
in 1bnIiher @eiic 5u bcipirtbcu Nor
einigen Sasen iporcn Die @eteroncn
9Gite oeS Iannen . Veilld)S . Gpmi
ties bei'm Siier,9 iner.
3cbn Stipenbicn. - Die
Termultlnaebcboroc bcS Come Sniti.
tniS 5I Sort 9cppiit, No. bat be-
idjloiich Wnrpl1noer &nobcu Scbn
tsrciIicIlen 81 g%em1bren. Bier Bacon
inaen Scr Staot Baltimore 5il. Die
Griiiing iiir bieie Sreiltencn iinoet
ON %. uno %. SUM in Ecrt 2epoiit
ltntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17

Iltcr YoIi5iit geItorben II.
Sn ieine. @ohnrng, Nr. 1906,
SltsMonnmcntitrobe, ihich 9eitcril
Nnd)mittag Der p%cniionirtc YoliSilt
George g. Campbell pom ~norb0itli-
den GiItrift aus Dem 0ebcn. Ger
Serltorbelc mllroe nnt I. WaiS1S67
jllm Eo!i5iitcn critFqnt uto am 4.
Woi 1899 in bcn Hlibcitono ucriest.
" bintcrlobt ieire @ittpc u,o 5tpei
cnpadiene Sinner.
Intomobiliit betroft. =
WegeIl ail9eblifcl III idne1en slll-
tonobilfobrenS i'm Gliiton.Y orf"
mllroe 9eItcrn @r. Sronf u. CARING
noit Nr. DOB. @oither. 9uiloing, ourd)
Hid)ter 2lciuelpn in Der no.c0Itliden
Eoli5tiItotion nm $40 unb Soften be.
ltriit. Sr. CARING mar burd) Den
Earfpcli5iItcn McGpp ucrbaitet mar
cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
0rrcidlt bic idrpadlc StrQc.

Sn bcu 9ieriorten Scr ,Imcrican
Nraiierci" limo cririihenoc, itGrfcnoe
Gi9ctidloitcn cntbaltcl, relde Die
'djmod'c Stcac errcid)cn itnb boS Sp.
lterl ltcil belcbcn. ySolace" lit cine
alltntloIbcn beliebtc Sortc. aiItc
nit jipcI Gubcno YintflaItcn ST..
%roiieret ti0l-i12S @iuenilroBe.
Gel. Is. & i. VT. Scrnon 364, Mo.
SrrtlNno 1i9t. Q0O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17

9onntags-

Bic Sunntags .NnSgnbC OcS


Iic SunntagS.NnSgabc bcS
rTcutidJcn GorreipUnoCntcn,"
Die lett Dem II. Scbrnar 1897
eridCint, lit in Scn OcutIdeu
TamiliCn uun Baltimore nno
ltmgcgeno Elm germ gcieBcncr
Gait am SOnutag MOrgcn. Ter
DSonntagS . GOrreipOnOcnt" lit
i'm lUn8rcn Slime oce @Ortes
Elm 'SamiIicublatt - frCi UOn
jcGlidcr auitOfiacn ScniatiOu,
10 SaR bic Miittrr Scr SudJtcr
bic 3citnnG uiHc &cOcntcn leicH
laiicn fam.
Ter rSOnnta9S GOrrcipOu.
bent Wiro murarn ncben ocn
ucMcitcm, Dun Der yNIuciirtcu
Erciic" gclicfcrtcn Gepcid)en,
SofdlnadjridDtcn aus Der Stabt
uno ltmgcgcuo, Snmoriitiidjsm
NIT Samitratiuncn, Euitnadrridr
ten ats b%cntid)cu EGuocru, eis
mem p%upulGrcn Wuiifltiif, cinem
&ricf pun Safiun y. SOoiuafle, D
Gsa., elmer Sunnhgsplauoerei
auS Der Schcr bcs Sru. TidJar0
Crtmann, 0cbidten pOn Haitor
VI. Z. stcracr, bic folgenoen gr.
titel uno Gr3Gblnngcn cnt6al.
ten: yGiu SdDclmcnitrcidj,"
rNcut 6riiblinas . MOocn,"
vHcncs pum eiicrncn 6nn5ler,"
yTus Gnoc bee Gp%iubpps,"
,Sf)mGnfc alis Nusnicn," D@ic
riclc @Drtc brand)t man?s
rSidtcr. @appcn," rWiindcncr
gricf," yIum Ntlmen," yNns
geblidJe mnb mirflidc MadDfum.
men bcs aaiicrS Happolcun bes
Trittcn," rSd)Sn lit Gin GDlins
ocrbnt," nSapbn'S SdGocl,"
Satire fuiumt," yNrbnnolnns
bes &cud,bultcus."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
Sunnenauf. nnb Nicbcraana.
TaS @cttcr.

Sir Vtarplon0 mo ocn Iiitritt
Columbia belItr tbciIlpciic belpoltt II.
luGrmcr, mlorgCn tlor; lcidJte iiiolihc
umiprtngen0 lucr0cnoc Winoc.
Sd)one5 IriiblingSmettcr bcrrid)tc
9cItcrn mie0er in Baltimore. 9ic
bodhte 5emperotur mar 81 @rab pom
. bis 6 llbr NodrmittoQ9 uno Die
nicbrigite 10 @rn0 INN 6 llbr Nor
gems.
Sn ocn m0eren 9um0c9 . Wettcr.
neutrality-suspicious. Oc9 Hnnbc2
iuuroen bic iolgcn0en b0dDitcn Gem.
p%croturcn per5eidynct: Goitport 4G
Sen NcIt 81, Gbicocgo 80, EortIono
50, gltIollto so, Gltllltb "a, Bolton
%, montgomery 81, ct. HolII 5S,
Nlbonn 6S, NCm-S Orleans ~, ct.
Souia so, Nem . Norf 5S, EoIcitinc
rs, &onioS = Gitp GG. HbiIn0clpbia
G6, Collection y, omaha 80, Milan
tic-Gitp so, Corpus GGriiti 20. Sus
rou 60, Cape Wop 81. McnlpbiS so,
9iSlnord SO, @oibin0ton 6S, Gincin.
noti IS, @iHiIton 50, Noriolf 60,
Buffalo 50, SnIt @ufe SO, @ilming-
ton y, GIepclono y. Gcnpcr II,
Gborlciton 20, Ietroit 20. Nortb
Elnttc GS, Soponnnb "A, NIpcno 40,
Gobge.Gitp "A. &odionpiue a. Mor.
aucttc "a, gmoriao IS, Snpitcr so,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
0eI0irnbnnaen.

@eIofenounsen nod GeutidIaub
uno Seitreih unearn fiber u,,b
ihnen beiorgt. 5, 10 unb 20 Warf.,
fonie 10 unb 90 aronen Sh.ine 5u
Derfnuien.
rSbeo. 8. Iiemtr & Co.,
o. ri. 217, Ci.Haitimore.Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17

l \ -
Gic Sruitec.9 cb6roe oca Iorp-
Icno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crm1bltc IN
itrcr rc9clmGBiBcn Sierng Srn.
6ronf u. Sent, bcn poIiliiten BE.
riftcritottcr Der "SurL" MS Nodiol.
ger oes Gr. Soicph 81. SmenS SIM
Shntnclltcr lulH NcJiitrntcr oca
Gcaegs. &r. Scent miro lid, bcl1te
Dem Grcfutip.G omite rcrittlen, oos
Damn beItimmcn miro. mann cr icine
ncilc Stcuun1 ontritt. Gus nit Der.
'clbcn pcrbrnoenc SnbreSgehaIt be.
I0uit lid alf $4,000. Tn bcrielbcn
Situng purocn Srouerbrid)liiiic SIT
Gbren oes am 10. MGr5 pcrltorbeirn
81. SpcnS an1Cilomnelt.
Ser Insmeia Der z d criifc.
8oilperneur Grctbers ilbcrnittelte
ocn Seridt bcS StootS. Nloitcurs
Nib be5ilali9 Der Don ocn Stcriiia
Der Staot Baltimore epllcftirtcn sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17

Sir perionlitc 6reibeit.
- Ser oeutidle benlofrotii6e GInb
ser 20. Wor0, bclien Y%rGiibcnt Stabt.
rotbsntitgllcb Senrp 9. Wieneielb
unb beiien boupti1flifer 3lped es
it, iiir Die perionIihc Srcibeit az
tGmpien ul0 gegen oie Soeol Option.
@%cnegiuig Sront 81 mod)er, miro
miorgen Nbcno in Der uSrpbiinll.
&olle" ieine reGclntGBige Wonatspers
iGmmllng bolten. Soli5eirid)ter
Ynul Sobannicln miro Ser Souptreo.
ller ici11.
Gin ptcl beacbrtcr go.
it . +. - Gin aus iehS cinilubreiden
MitgIicocrn Scr rcid)en rulo groBen
picrtcn ErcSbptcrioncr = @emeinoe
BON Chicago deficiencies Gomite fam
gcitern mad Baltimore, nm YaItor
Tr. Sobn Simotbp Stone nod, eilt.
mai bic Secllorge an Der Stride olls
5l,bictcn. Gr lit EoItor Der bieiigen
9rpiun = Mcmorioltirde. Eaitor
Stone miro itd) IN ben nGtiten "a.
gen entidlieBen, Ter 8orlieer oes
G%bicago'cr Gomite's lit Sr. Cirrus ).
0icGormid, YrGiiocnt Der .Sntcrnu.
tiorol SarpcIter 60"
SanptQuarticr III 6 II a ~.
Sans. - GoS Sallptouortier 0es
o~omotroti'd)cn Stoot.Gomite'S miro
lpobrcno Der beporitebenocn Sam.
payne e~bcnfalS I'M Gutom-Sal,s ieiu,
mo 5mnr IN 5lpei 3immern neben
Dem oenlotratiid)en StaatS . Sul,pt.
quarter.
Sri. acmp mad 2ouis.
otlle. - Sri. Snnet &. acmp, mel.
dr Dor jrpci Sobrcn Die Irnlcnpiertt[
|%altlnnore's sriinblid untcriudtc urlo
tclhrleb, 1T 1od) louisville, SD, ge.
rellt nm i'll 3leid)er @eiie in oen DOR.
ti0Cn Mrmcnoiertcln III mirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
@esen giirsidait cutlaiien.

Iie ncleItcn .Gntipidelurgen in Scr
Goniisfation Der ,Garrnu SPRING
GiitiQCric. - Ger Sefret1r ltll0
@cihGftafiibrer umter $4,000 uno
finn unbcre 9camtc inter jr
$1,000 9iirgihiit g~citellt.
9ic 9eihIngl1obme Der Carroll
Spring. 1iitiQeric" Oltrd) oic guuoeSs
rcgicrung trut Apitcrtl III Gin neltcS
Sta6ilum iibcr, ais 5mei Hcgicrun03'
Vconutr, Gin Nider ltn0 Gin 9ogers
6o~uSouiicber, bis 5t etnem ipeiteren
gcrbor uon ifrem Gent iltSpenoirt
murbCn. Nm10eSmnrid)ol 2ullgbom.
mcr triiit Torbcrcitlngcn, nm eiu
uouItGnGiNe9 &nucntarilm oe@ Nor-
ratba in ser 0rcmncr2t oltI5unebmcn.
Gic Gonii2fution Der GiitiIlerie ging,
mic bercit9 i'm .GorrelponOente1" I'M
@oroll5 onqefiinoigt lpllroe, prompt
BON Stottclt, ltno bic III DEM @eid)1it
intertiiirten E%erioncn, ionic Nnge.
tlogten murben 0citcrn pom @nr0cS'
GommiiiGr RogerS geGcn 9lirgidoIt
cntloIicn. Sorrp &. Gain, Der @es
id0ftsiiibrcr, Itcltc $4,000 9iiraidoit
mo bic onocren @ngeitellten ie
$4,000, SIS itn0 bieieS George :.
Gonluop, Der 8lldbalter, meldcr IN
Wtt. Windna mobnt, Senrp @citbies
ger, cill IlltItent I'M Sogerroltln, Del
len @obmtng lid 5lt Carroll beiillOet,
Sobn Sli3, Gin Sllbrmom bon Srs
uington, Sobn 1roperS, Der Mltiicher
iiber 0aS SagerbnlS, Sobn Eudbum,
Elm 9otc, ltn6 SenrD &o6rS, elm Tltbrs
mann, Scr iid) crit geitern oen 9eb0r.
Ben freimiQig i%tclltc, notoem er or.
fdbren bate. oob ieInc Inlucienbcit
i'm ViirCalt oeS 9ruloeSmorid,allS &c.
miinidJt meroe, Sic ied)9 MGnner
iin0 mgeif>lIoigt, $50 @olloutn
Sbnapp3 ans ettlenl Sagerbalts Der
@unbcSregicrrng cntfernt 81 babeu,
obne 5lloor sic 9ebrGltdlifen Sten,
ern an Die &eoierlung SIT be5oblcn.-
Gas @erb0r iinOet um ndhitcn Golls
n%C-itog ltatt. Ter Collector @oIoS.
borough bonn &nIanoiteuer Geporte.
ment II. Moritoa 9%an9bommcr ln,z
terboltcn i'm %glu9enblif einet regen
@erfebr nit @oibington. Sr. Gang.
bammer uno elmer ieiner giiiitenten
begobcn lid geitern peri0nlit nod
Ser 9unbeSboltptitobt, NM nit Com.
miiiGr GoperS &iidiprohc 81 ueb.
men.
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Sbeo. S. 9iener e Co.,
217, Strase.

9eitites unb anberes ~ausldnbt.
ifes @elo aefauft un6 perfauft.
@eloienounsen beiorgt mad Geutid.
Lamb, Seitreid, 3ubIano II. I. M.
BefieI aasgeiteI1t auf ausIGnoilde
9anfen. Gre6itbriefe un6 ErapeIers
aheaiies. o.
Sin Scmtides 8eidGft, nit bent.
id)en Erin5ipicn, 1T oas ,uublbcfann.
tc FbutosrapbiidJe stabio pom D.as
NeiIert, 409-411 Worb.@ap.Str
Sic finSem bier bic anfmerfiamite
Webanofnng. M1e Mrbciten inter
pcri6mlidcr llcbermadang, nnb nmr
fcinites Material gclanst snr Scr.
arbeitnng in nnicren Portraits. Sir
Gonfirmanben ipcsielle Yreisermafi.
gnng. Samiliengrnppen nnb Ser.
grDhcrnnsem nad) alien giloern Bis
snr GcbensgrGkc. Wans beionbere
Ncubcit, Toitfarten nit Shrer Bin.
tpgrapbic in bodfcincr Nnsfibruuo,
ein5is MIR in mcincm stmbip an ia.
ben. aabiu :tbilber bon $3.50 aai.
hurts. Gea1S,T&s,1S)
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$taet 3aEttmcre.
tIaterhaltsuss -@esDeiier.

nstfabemie" - r1be Grimu Gonna.
nAnbitnrinm"@ MRS. temples telegram.
USlaneH's" Yauoepiue uno &aHoelDuoer.
r5nrb's" Che 5oriune Sumter"
r@nhetn" - 5reo. Srnin'S Bio Sboiu",
upputbaa" - N Gbtlo OF the Regiment.
raRartiaHS" - aeitb's Dal eiGr"sSulOe'
bine.
,Iep M%ouumrutnl" - ,8noctu Girls.
,Wiuiienl art Glib" Sicnitdg, ben 20.
Gpril. CONCERT in SebnlunH'a Sale.
RaiebaiI, ,EripIes Bart" 6clte giahmit.
taA baltimore neRcn lAIllinmHpnrt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05

Politicians an over the country would
DO wen Co listen TO the sound and SOC
Der counsel Of Senator Root. given in
an address az Albany Co members OF
the New York Republican party ORE
ganlzation. He stated the prescAt ate
timde Of the people toward parties as
follows.
There Dr. process going on now to
which we should give heed--We ot toe
Republican organization and of the
Democratic organization Mso-a pro-
cess that has got beyond the Erumbing
of men who sit ln the clubs or who
sit in the armchalrs and find FAULT with
everything that is done 100 political lie
10 ie process 90 which we ass party
organization should give heed. ] think
there has been for some time PAST
widespread feeling among the people 4
the United states that party organizI-
tIuus aro not truly reprcs .utatl.c o.
those they profess tO represent 7 bee
licye the blind efforts curious as 90
method and more curious as 90 results
iu some of our western states Co disc
pose Of party Organization together
is AN indication. Here such Indications
are the demand FOR and application Df
Of these states. as we'll as the Wide
difference az the last oic ton of the
state for president and for governor.
as represented by the vote for presi-
Dental electors OF one party and tho
vote for governor OF tho other party
Tho wide popularity of Gov. Hughes,
not only with the state OF New York
but in the West. De- based ON tho pre-
sumption that hc has jumped on tn
politicians"
Tho country is not prepared TO do
away with party organizations, but
people do insist that the fact be- recos-
nized that the country is bigger than
any party. and that the value Of SER
vices he measured not by the standard
Of party loyalty but loyalty to the
country. Men like Governor Hughes,
and others, who insist that party or
ganizations be truly representative Of
the people, are the men Of the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05

statement Of Prof Boale's idea Of city
government Tor the benefit Of our read
crs who are Interested pa the subject
one thing is clear A municipal COR
a0r8tion is different from private
business corporation Boz this respect that
% does not exist Tor the purpose Of
making money and paying dividends
n exists for the purpose of administer
Ing 90 tho safety and comfort of AN the
citizens. and every part OF the munich
pality should. therefore. Doe adequately
represented 90 The government one
part of tho city bias as much right
Co the benefits of the government as
amy other part
Another THING De- also clear Good
government depends. ultimately, ON the
quality of public officials. not on th.
name under which they servo the pco-
pio Good men win give satisfaction
whether they are commissioners. or
Cluncimou or aldermen. The name
ls not essential
Hut under AN forms OF government IL
Is essential that the people should be ln
touch with public affairs. They COM
Germ every voter every taxpayer. And
10 things go wrong or threaten To- 90
wrong the people should be- in "a po-
sition 90 assert It's generally sound.
good Judgment That Is the best safe
guard against disagreement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05
ANOTHER BID FOR DELAY.

Tho section added t1 Senate bin lis
providing tor special election Do 1910
10 determine whether or not the people
want statewide prohibition, is another
BID Cor unnecessary delay. n there .s
"a sincere desire to give tho people q
right 90 speak on the question OF stlte-
wide prohibition through the ballot,
why not arrange for o. special eIc.u.n
This summer why put 90 on another
ycart Why provide for the pr3l1nu-
sson of an agitation that ought 90 De
settled Boo the interest OF business as
soon as possiblc2 The prohibition qu-s-
zion has been put ar.y and square 5
Co thc Legislature. hy the people. Why
mot meet 30 with equal faluess2 Why
not give tho people chance 70 decide
now. instead of in O. distant future?
We DO not want 90 accuse anyone Or
ius.ucauty or insinuato questionable
motives Bach one has bis own oJu-
science o. settle with. But the mani
ncf iu which the temperance question
g. being handled in the Senate SIS po-
''.....H ..'H N'' .'tNs'l 'I- I."'I.'.
OF TuH are asking FOR % law closing the
saloons and branding tho liquor tuunlo
as Illegal a majority of the senate g are
ai o'utiy dear 90 this prayer They
nlmt CHAT The traffic ls bad. and that
tb. people have a. right 20 tho protect
ius shield of the law. But. they add.
vc cannot give &c % you now. Two
yaw hancr you may ask again. They
virtually tell the people that prohibit
zion does not prohibit now but two
years hence they can have h.. IL they
want &c. They tell tho people that 70
would partlyze business now but two
years hence they can have f. 81 they
want 3d. what is the reason of this
play FOR time. this delay this wriggllng
aud tFisting2
Zoo the meantime the saloons arc de-
youing its victims. Foul murder. rob
berry. lmpurity. are reekug from tho
dous which legislators Say they viii
regulate" The tears OF widows and
orphans are flowing. while legislators
ere lodging the real issue. "Regulate?"
You cannot regulate murder. You
can prohibit &c. You cannot regulate
misery. You can abolish It. Prohibit
The saloon traffic. That Is the only way
of handling the gordian knot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05

There are two views on city gov
srnment. both Of which have it's advo-
Gates. one is that the conduct Of mu-
uicipal affairs is purely and entirely "a
business matter, like the affairs of any
business corporation. The other is,
that il Is more than a cold business
proposition; that it is "a matter Of gov
eminent with an educational and NOR
a. and not only a financial object, and
that 81 requires that the people be Civ
en- fun control According TO one view.
the more the power rs concentrated and
the fewer officials there are the bet
ter the city win be served. According
10 the other view a small executive
body of experts is essential TO efficient
government. but &c ls equally essential
that this body be made fully respon-
sible 90 the people or their representa-
lives elected for the purpose OF watch
Ing over the interests of the public.
AS stated iu these columns some time
ago. Professor Joseph Il. Beale OF the
Harvard Law School last summer
made public his plan for city govern
meut in which a view IS embodied that
combines the commission idea with the
plan for enlarged representation. Good
government Professor Beale says. de-
Ponds iu the last analysis on the wide
spread knowledge ana interest OF the
voters. The problem of good govern
ment is. therefore how 10 got the
voter DO close touch with city AFFAIRS
and the conduct Of city officials. He
points 20 the ola town meeting as an
slmost ideal Institution for the purpose
0f keeping the public posted on pub
ue affairs The executive branch OF
he city government were members ot
that popular assembly which granted
the funds and they had TO defend
their course in open debate with the
voters. Public interest and public
knowledge were thus secured
Professor Hoale's plan is 10 revive
me town meeting In tho form of "a large
representative body composed of one
member for each 1900 inhabitants
elected 10 represent every locality BOZ
the city A mayor and four aldermen
are 90 boz elected ut tho same umD
aud these AFRO 90 be members of hs
larger assembly They would rya 600
ther time to municipal affairs and boz
compensated lw their services. Tho
members Ul tHe council hc suggests.
should each represent a small district
of two or tWea hundred voters They
UInHf n.H.r six OBJ U.H#| fIuHH. ID ....r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05
THE ART or SEEING.

In his Royal Institution lecture sir
Hubert Won Her.omcr incidentally
touched on the po nt that no two peo-
pie seem 10 see alike. as illustrated
by the familiar experience that twenty
eye-vitnesses OF a street accident will
give twenty widely varying accounts of
its details. We had an instance Of this
recently In the case OF the Tottenham
outrage and few failed to observe the
extraordinary fact that, when the
bruce coffin was opened. two reporters
made hopelessly divergent statements
as 90 the beard-the very thing that
was most interesting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05

Carrie Nation has ceased 90 Doe a. sub
feet OF real inte est iu this country but
across the Atlantic she is sun nifty
novel 90 attract attenton-and rotten
eggs. Iu @ London music hall she re-
Gently talked to the accompaniment Of
more or less badly aimed but unpieas-
antly smelling missiles, and the man
agar had 60 cancel her engagement boz
cause tine authorities said they feared,
and wished To- prevent q breach of the
peace. Carrie was disguised. not With
tho hoodlums but with the manager.
"Im not a biz afraid OF tho wick d.
miserable towards" she said, referring
70 the gallery gods" and they're only
wicked. miserable towards. because
they are slaves Co the publican, and
4 mean To- release them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05
ENGLAND's WOMEN VOTERS.
WestmLnster Gazette.

A return of the number OF women
voters I'm England and Wales who are
qualified 10 vote for county councils
and for councillors in municipal Dor
oughs issued today shows that the wo-
mems franchise for county councils ex-
tends 20 500, 96l for England and u.945
for Wales. making a total OF sos 906
For county borough councils IN Eng
land and Wales the number IS 26J. $50.
and for non-cOunty borough councils
there are l3l,4H voters for England
5000 for Wales, making a total Of
49,, 324.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05

"some conception of the responsiveness
Of war may boz gathered when BE- is
known that 50 costs as much money To-
fire l2-inch gun as an editor makes iu
two years." says the Newark Evening
Ncvs. 1t is much cheaper 20 Ere am
editor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05

70 every member OF the cabinet 30
&c g. O. new and delightful sensation cx-
ccpt Secretary Wilson. His tenure OF
office seems 60 be- Tor NE. or during
gnnl hchaNInr