The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
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Y tiOnS of German Army
!: Is ReIegated.
'PER0R'S SOLDIERS
CANNOT RAISE FOOT
guIation Which Veterans of
jaiser's Army Will InvOlun-
tarily Violate.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
al Gable TO The Tribune.

Ial GaDle 10 Jnc lr1OuifS-
.1RLIN, June 11.-One of the most
shed institutions of the German
f, the famous goose step" has been
Il to the limbo of things that were.
u ceremonial step, which has amused.
to say amazed, every American Wis
70 Germany who has seen a German
TRY regiment march past a review
: officer. was introduced by King
erick William, and has been n dis
1Ishing mark OF German marching
ers ever since. Now the kaiser has
led that the goose step" is neither
Al nor ornamental, and foot stamp
and knee action are prohibited by
new regulation, which forbids the
ian soldier TO raise the foot which
ing carried to the front higher than
ecessary to take a correct pace. or
Iace II on the ground with unnec-
~ force" It is safe to say that
veteran OF the kaiscrs army will
te this regulation involuutarily for a
time To come.
u Twelve-Year-Old Hero.
rmany has twelve-year- r-old royal
: IN the little Hereditary Grand DulIe Q
lnlRs of Oldenburg. who rescued his
:. the Grand Duchess Marie of Meek
1Irg- -Schwerin, from death by drown
4 The grand duchess had just stepped
"a boat when IT suddenly capslzed
royal highncss was plunged headlong
4 The water. which is six or seven
deep. The Grand Duke Nicholas,
was standing on the pier. gi.asped
Mutation with splendid coolness, and
i,g into the water 10 rescue his aunt.
had already gone under His
7gth WAS not sufficient TO draw the
Isduebesss body To the surface, but
alled loudly for help and held her
until aid arrived. The Grand Duke
iecklenhurs SchweIin has conferred
grand duchy's medal for life saving
the little royal hero.
Persian Question Acute.
e 'Lokalanzeiger" publishes a dis
from ST. Petersburg. stating that
Persian question Is becoming more
; adding that Count MeLternlch, the
lan ambassador In London, has en-
protest against concessions ac-
u In the spheres of Anglo Russian
ence In Persia, and has further de-
q that exclusions similar to those
ted by such concessions are opposed
ternatlonal usages, At the ministry
Teign affairs in st. Petersburg. on
hher hand. the view is held that un-
fSisting agreements each commercial
10 Whatever nationality he belongs.
pursue his business aims in Persia
ne same lines as Anglo Russian
pants or manufacturers. but that auy
tserlnan establishment having a po-
character Will meet with the cncr-
resistance OF Great Britain and
"a. The Teheran correspondent OF
rfageblaLt' states that the repre- :
tive OF the Deutsche bank has been
tsd oy telegraph to Berlin In order
nc may present report 10 the gov
Ent on the situation in Persia. Tie
uent OF the Persian council of min
nas handed in his resignation, and
endeavorlng TO provoke a minis
crisis such as will result in the
Fns INTO power OF RussophiIe min
~ can be said that Germany does
propose TO be left out, in the settle
vi any questions which may arise
Taia ana mas. / understand. served
tent unofficial notice on both
and England 10 that effect.
Peaceful Propaganda.
International Congress of Ana,,>r, -
aale decided by a large majority
tanaon their propaganda OF deeds in
purely peaceful propaganda.
nl berlin police authorities this
aek OF The anarchists is accented
very considerable reservation. II
n lhci. believed that il will have
tect Whatever on the violent an
anu thcir propaganda of dyna-
Neppelin Causes Sensation.
NJ "sation ~ has been caused by the as
nner r 0ount zeppelin. speaking al
5ecentiy' that he feared the en-
mad come under the jngpenca ~
~ fsmt at work against him and his
system In the ministry OF war
bta',ons btrw between him and the war
90, co,a were. he said, OF an unepdur-