Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

went forth from thousands OF lhroais,
aud the youngsters waved their hand.
kerohieN wi,h wild delight and en-.
thuaiasm. Such "a scene has not hten
beheld within the wall. OF the Iaber-
nncle since the mcuOtable occasion on
which the IMPRESSIVE ceremonies in
connection with tho laying OF the
Temple cnpsious took place, at thc last
April conference.
Wy county ta OF thco.
sweet lana % luvrI,
% thee aing,
was next sung by the children, under
tine leadership u Nc. George C.Nouug,
professor of music Ia thu public schoole.
10 was rendered Ga most admirable
manner, am w1a followed bya rDuni
OF applause from the throng " sprcta-
tors who occupied thU galleries rom
enc eud % the other
The Rev. DR.. Utter Unitarian min.
.stcD having offered IA prayer IN
Acknowledgement 20 God, the pupils
and audience Joined together I'm ping.
ing IA song FOR Columbus Day, conn
uuecd Tor the National School Cclehrs-
lion Oi Columbus Day by Theron
Brown. The music - exceedingly
pretty, and the effect Of the rendition
Of the piocn by such multitude was
grand.
The words Of the song are as follow.
Column, A. my land all hal the gi,dd.v
WHOM hrst 10 tly sttaui HOPE pointed ths way
Han hlm VINO 'hr'' darkness "rs' followed mo
MARIN Nb,,etps Nn,dsvetoft .hs.ty .,ino.
Dear .oun. ihe -;.r gu zoe Al'iui lna if'c'
,na,t',, 'sr os1ii, ."',, b,str.i. st..,
kour breathe. ouch incense. Hu.l uu,ic NJ
tune
r,,,,.,.,,,,. homo, t,., Of, ,,,c,,,.. .-...t
Gi,ss Welcome ana room To -Hirser OPP.
d. PR, sel.
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Fund mu d. thy freedom and Joy BOZ tn, .ouf.
.....,........,.
t, ,.,dS ~ ,,',,, ,,,st ~, ia i.'1..,, l,iI
for worth j 10 watrhWord To a1ble degree.
And manhood " mighty where m.'h''i i' 'fe'
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Ihy pr1iuIse tvaiis. Wy i.WIer .Il.I..
Ant caru rom hcf twbsu. mur- Que .uu
l''' ''''. "N''e P''r'' anu '''''' QUO one
Next on the prugrrmmy v.ma %
defamation by Herbert llil's M the
High School, the subject OF which was
"The Meaning vi -Four Couurys." lt
gnp n historical narrative peculiarly
appropriate 10 the present time, hut
unfortunately, owing 70 tho gcuemi
restlsssupss oi the childtgg anu the
shuillirg and patteriug u 80 many
little lcut, the greater part NJ the nj.
dress was delivered IA snft oi dumb
show Mr.. Hills wHs d,seryedly
Applauded by those who were near
encu gh to hear him.
Tho ode "Columhia's Banner
| proven 10 pc ueclhtuIy "et.t4 vi
elOyutiunRry effort On the part OF MisstH
| Hetta Watson, IOglp Mn-rir fiIfpuce
| sIn,r,,, ami I.zgIe sw,th On. NJ
the quartet,e was little miss over
. WbDae fair heH4 not moro than
/ thirte,p ,r, Inv. nay.,l nn3
- ll'i..,.S 80
n,nrFnblr Tor one NJ Young. The Del
1890. No., llt.r.tt,, .t,.,,.....t III, Itl.
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| pi1uiilH 10y the audience Al tho tefinl'
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80 oo 800 nns hv MI, E,h.I ~
,n,,,ia" .,roi'r,i'ys - Niiss na,Dc ~,
..n', p,aS Ntiiisn.n,,h n'r,i' . w., a,,
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sshS'.uty Iu'vt m.' ,'n ~, ~, "' Vu
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Mho wos u Wat frs. waved nag on this soli'
Coi,,n,i. Sui11. ,,,t .1, rS'i , ,''o MI, ,,,,
| Ihe heart Of our nation beats strongly Tor you
49,. ..,............
WIZ W Mn ~, wv ~, . n,,r wv fa vi G W.
Colum6ul. Coumhu,. to thee does belong
Toe slonhed name which inspired our soog
This nation. 40 free. B. indebted 10 Won.
/ The srcatust discp,trrr the world ever knew,
IIoiumhus' oglamgus, We honor in{ nsmni
'"' o''''-''' wy ''''''''' '"''''''"' wy '"''''
Judge J. NJ. Bowman, n member o
! the O.. A. H., had promised 10 deliver
/ an address, but IN consequence OF -iok
nusa he was unable 10 DO present.
Mr.. u. w. HatlOuk, who h also q o.
A. Il. mnn, was therefore called upon
10 speak In his stead. He said, In sub
stance, that more than thirty years ago
Lee learned faithfully aud 70 the best Of
his ability TO obey the commands OF q
superior oilicur. The chiidtsn " The
| public schOola OF this city were now
IN the pe1ceful walks OF life, learn
Ing the same Lessons which the
members nj The u. A X, more
than thifly yau aEOi learned
aHHm all Az IaaN