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CHICAGO WAS T00 SLOW.
On That Account Patrick md Nine
Companions Ran Away.

There's no use in living in Chicago
now the fair lie over" said f~fteen-ycar-
old Patrick Pitt in the Tombs Police
Court this morning.
Patrick had been picked up in the
Bowery at midnight by Agent King. of
the Gerry Society. lie said he lived
with his parents at 2Sl West Fifteenth
street, Chicago. and having decided with
nine other boys. all schoolmates. that
the Windy city was a slow ITnce. he
had determined to go to Boston and en-
list on some man-of-war. Each boy,
said Patrick. stole what money he could
find in the house before leaving. Patrick
took SIG from his mothers pocketbook.
AT buffalo. Patrick nays, he left ris
companions. who continued on their way
TO Boston, while he came to New York.
When Agent King found him his SIG
had dwindled down 10 Is cents.
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INMATES WERE DISCHARGED.
Hut Projectors Held for keeping
ALLEGED GnmblinE-HOuses.

julius Hirsh. proprietor OF the Cafe
Metropole, at PC East Houston street,
and Adolph Heller. reputed owner OF
the Cafe Lloyd, at 2D East Houston
ket Court this morning, charged with
maintaining gambling houses.
Sixty-eight alleged gamblers. caught In
the raid which Capt. Cross made on
these places last night, were also ar
raigned, but were discharged. The pro-
p~rietors were he'll for trial.
The police seized 10 tables. $50 chairs,
% states and $40 packs OF cards. Three
Headquarters this morning, where 1t
was turned over to Property Clerk Har-
riptf
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CnbIc nrcyitics.

IN, Parts police to-day arrested tn "c''
Anarchists,
rIf,ssn men. forming q pioneer c,,pedillon to
Inc FrcrIand COLONY al Africa, lett liamnoFb ''
day for HaEIibsr.
., pear.shapoi bomb vas found to,dSN,
ia m. Loan Or1rc IN Prague The nom,
'"ntaincd gurroSder and nails anu sad " nan
burneI fuse attached TO IT,
"" m..,irr -, IL. Farmers League, in Ber'
~ 49, Prof. Mueller and Henry werner
ppinr,c,or Of the AsrieultGrsl H,ss s,Ho'i, ",
nouncei the manner In when hmesrsna is.i,
,'aru.r, Tpon personal .tndits mad. In th''Ao.
h Ia probable thit the Go'ernmeh' VIII NAV
| action upon he reports
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Lucy Must Pay for the Goods.

TRENTON, y. j., Feb. 2s.-The Court OF Errors
has affirmed the decision Of lower courts that Lucy
Gardner, o, East Orange, must pay for goods val
uei at SCI. rs. purchased OF Stern Bros. In New
York. in December. 1890. 1t is asserted that she
took the package from an expressman' entered The
house. and then returned to the ex~pressman with
thu package opened and the statement that it was
empty when she received Il.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH BURNED.
Lamp Exploded While Lentcn Ser
vices Were Being Held.

SUMMIT, n. j., Feb. 2s.-While Lenten
services were being held last night IN
st. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. in
Chatham, of which Rev. ]. c. Dunn is
pastor, a lamp exploded and within a
few moments the building was in flames,
Every effort vas made to save the struc'
ture, but without avail. The building,
which was of brick, ir now in ruins.
Henry Cupp's residence, a short dis,
lance from the church, was destroyed
by fire early this morning.
The evening world., 1894-02-28
GRUENE HANGED HIMSELF.
Suicide of n brewery Driver in
Newark.

NEWARK. n. j.. Feb. 2s-Louis
Gruene. fifty years old. OF Lewis street.
committed suicide late last night. He
hanged himself in the back yard OF his
house. He was a driver for the Kastner
Brewery, and his suicide Is attributed to
domestic trouble. Gruene leaves a widow
and four adult children.
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CAUGHT IN A FOUNDRY.
Two nurglars Arrcstcd While
Packing IN Tools.

George Hill, twenty-sevon years old
Of LAG Orchard street, and Peter Dalton,
twenty-eight years old, II IS Sheriff
street. were committed in default Of
$1,000 bail cach for trial to answer a
charge OF burglary Ny Justice Hogan In
tho Essex Market Police Court lS-day
fever IRON foundry. at 364 East Third
SSeeat' early this morning and were en-
rnred in packing tools in a bundle when
made prisoners.
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SIN Confident

" the Wet side Labor lyrcum to-day 'h"
striking silk weaver, said the fA'nrsE stink
would force the New York manufacturers 10 s1,.
yield - orders would he pilinE m that ",lll
~. TO De attended to or would entail a los
n, custom IL II laid that the Eig.e sin NH.
Nh probably start up next Monda".
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Money 90 Clean the streets.

Mayor srhtcsen, Of prooklyn, to day granted
the Application OF City Works Commissions
white for IS, 900 additional % clean the street,
Fl snow. About ten days ago Commissioner White
secured SO, oo0 for th' same purpose under the
emergency clause OF the Garter. About 5000
OF that remAins-
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JHroo.I,n Jnr"vitirs.

Henry E-ls.rr. u $50 Front street, ''l' from 4"
truck at Classon and Flushing avenues this morn
Ing and fractured his SHALL.
Flames were discovered at I O'Clock this morn
%o.,r,nl avenue. occupied by UT, Charles "
bellows The total loss VIII amount to $500,
Fire at 8 o'clock this morning at LIS: Allan
tic avenue, caused a damage Of $500.
Police Commissioner Welles to-day received a
letter from Presidsnt burtis OF the Memorial Hos
pitAl, which vas recently burned. thanking the
onSers OF the Department tor eourtssies Al the
time Of and sines the IRE.
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PezxiIo Wants His Bride.

James Pezzilo. OF Jersey City, is still searching
for his bride. He was married IN Annie Lane
OH Feb. /, and claims that her father. Dennis
Lane. who was opposed to the marriage, spirited
her away. II the bride is not returned soon PEI
zilu SAYS he will whip the old man,
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TRIED TO END HIS LIFE.
Stewart Inhrled Gas md Is Held
for Attempting Suicide.

George Stewart, OF e03 Ainslee street,
was held in the Gwen Street Court,
Williamsburg, to-day on a charge OF at
tempted suicide. Stewart has been out
Of work for some time and became de-
spondent. Last night he attached a
hose to a g~as-buiner In his room and be-
gan to inhale gas. His wife found him
unconscicus. and prompt assistance saved
his life,
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Political.

ANrI-rAMMANN D~EMOCRACY Or THI
City and County oi New York, a meeting WI
h, held "Wednesday evening, Fen. IN. at 3 a. ciqr&
at Rose Kin Hall, 2d ave, between atth aid x1(
SIS fr the purpose of perfecting a. peri fnpo1I
Organization h: the Twelfth assembly D,yfrIc|
Al are we colnc. The following peakerswuI ~
dress the meeting: Hon. james VI. smith, Hou
r. NJ. RlNuy, capt. James Brady, Hon. Lim1
~ RrieI aud Seveml Others. All who wish AZ
government are invited To attend. m
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conductor end Motorman Held.

George ard Heinrich Jacob smith. respectively,
motornan and conductor On gar 1913 m The era
ham and Flushing avenues line, were h"ld ~ tho
Even street Court. W~tlliamsburI, to-day, on
rtarses u criminal negligence. Last night. while
passlng along Graham avenue near Moore street
in. car knorkei down Albert kcimer nine yoaTs
old. Of q Mcneil street, cutting on both his l"gs
below the Knee. The boy IL now ~ st Cala-
arine's Hospital. II Is sIii he VIII recover
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Sister of Mercy Injured.

sister Evangelista, OF thc Convent OF Mercy, in
BROOKLYN, was leaving Raymond Street Jail this
morHlng when she slipped on the ley steps and
~, ,me was badly bruised and was removed 10
'e convent in an ambulance.
The evening world., 1894-02-28
Locomotive boiler ExpIodes.


tBy Associated Press.)
N'"tMS MILLS, w. Va, Feb. 2S,-The boiler
i" 4 baltimore and Ohio freight engine, which
N"' side-tracked here, exploded this morning,
,.hE'nccI stevenson, Fireman Law and Brakeman
! the were terribly injured.
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Turned His Family Out.

NEWARK. y. j.. Feb. 2S--Michae Smith, NJ
l25 South Orange avenue, was held for the Grand
Jury this morning by Justice Pro'sel on com.
nlaint Of his Wife. WHO says her husband turned
her ard their children out o. the house yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-02-28
Given IN nockcr-out" Drinks.

James powdell. twen;y-one Years old, of ~
Henry strc.t. brooklyn, and Cart Sehurc3, twenty
two Years Old. Of ~ Columbia street, BROOKLYN.
wbu Furnish music at dances, complained in
To,nh4 Court to-day that Eugene Barry, twenty
one Years old. or I Albany street, had given them
'kaopacr-Out drinkS and stole th'ir juwclry
Barry VAS held for trial,
The evening world., 1894-02-28
Girl Kitten b, "A stray Cur.

Martha schneFpsn, rtteen years old, Of iSS
Rrisst street. jersey City. this morning was at
lacked ~ a tramp dos ana Wss bitten hy the
animal on the wrist. The deg VaA Ihot, and TIA
girl was ATTENDED BY a hysieian.
The evening world., 1894-02-28

A m~a.s.meotlng viii te held under the %Eusricos
% the Organized workirgmcn'. League q; kings
County on Friday night al Moare's Hail, fith
aycnL, ard TW.nty-third street, BROOKLYN, TO IN.
doris, Charles kromhA'h, the Democratic cAndi-
date for supervisor for the Eighth Ward.
The evening world., 1894-02-28

The elGht-mon,hs-ol child ot Mrs Saumor' VINO
was to sail on the steamship Berlin for her home
| in Germany, died in its mothers arms this rorn-
ing OF pier u, North River. she said she was
| unable to bury the child, as she had only enough
| money 10 reach home.
The evening world., 1894-02-28
Democrats Gain One.

WARSAW. y. y, FEB. ?s.-At the Wyoming
County election tn. Democrats have elected Eve
Democratic supsrvi,srA ou; OF a totAl Of ak.
t,en. This Is a Democrats gain Of one over
,1It .eaEs Lizard. sn
The evening world., 1894-02-28

anu lcsloico iicait'' hSei'
For periodical pains, prolapsus and
other displacemen:s, bearing down
sensations, and "female complaints"
generally, 1t Is SO effective that 1t a
be guaranteed. If It doesn't benefit or
cure, you have your money back. Is
anything that isn't sold In this way
lLcl,y 10 10 "just 10 good"
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he fulfilled. Whenp Some lin before
the coming OF the Son OF Mainland
That is not lar on. Therefore, let Us try
TO live our religion, and set an example
before one another and the world |
accent the reproof OF any Apostle or
Elder II there Is any requirement OF the
Lord that am not fulfilling. That IS
the way feel, and think We all should
feel so. We are greatly blessed 10 hay
ing received the Gospel OF Christ, In
having received the Priesthood and the
power to 10 forth and warn the nations,
that they may be left without excuse To-
the day OF Gods judgment Aud the
honest and meek OF the earth have been
gathered to the mountains OF Israel,
that they may stand here m holy places
while the judgments OF God Oveflake
the world. Joseph Smith was raised up
by the power ot God, and the Priest
hood and Apostleship has been with as
from that day to this, aud will continue
until Christ comes TO reign. Christ has
passed through Ills trials aud Affections;
lie has redeemed the world. RE has
ine home, aud lie sits IN glory with
the ri.h cous, and will come with them.
An the prophets and apostles, those Of
our day a. well as OF other generations,
will come with Him Joseph Smith
stood at the head OF the greatest dispen-
salon God ever gave TO man.
These things are true. Let as try to do
our duty, walk upughuy before the
Lord. and appreciate tue blessings we
enjoy. Let our prayers ascend before
the Lord to assist and guide Us m every
thing, that when we get through with
our work We may be satisfied. II the
eyes oi this people were open to com.
pfrhend the truths o eternity. they
would see the Importance VI labuung
while the day lasts. Our sous anu
daug htcts, II their eyes were open to
comprehend what lies before them,
would also labor win all their might to
qualify themselves iOr H., aud our sons
would be prepared to 80 to the nations
to warn them. that their garments snail
be clean from TIE bluOi oi all men.
Elder, are being sent TO almost every
part OF the earn, aud the cloud Is be-
/ ginning TO hlt IRON OIL Zion. The
world Is beginning to see a. as We are.
/ They open their eyes and marvel at
/ whaI they see here. We arc beginning
10 Uc understood better than We have
! been. and this will 70 on until great
many Ia the world wall ieei that Uuh IS
a good place to live IN. Our lakes aud
/ uvlrs viii not overflow aud drown rs;
but We wall be projected TOm the ciftn-
| quikes, from the cyclones, aud nom the
/ Judgments that are nov Oycftaklug the
wohd. Very strange Things nave taken
/ place dsung TINS year. aud the judg
! mvnls vi God viii cununue
/ / pray Cod that liB blessings may
rest upon as; that or eyes may be
.
hearts to understand our uuiy aud what
! lie requires at our hands. that We may
be Iu,uhed wnen Ne get through. We
are ell passing alOng. Many Of our
missions will Close M a short unig. aud
We will gO as utien have done Then.
| u not before, We will comprehend the
blessings we enjoy Wnen we get the
utner side OF tue veil We will appreciate
/ TINS dlspclsatiOn ~ which We live.
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cciyc the Spirit Of God to guide and
direct rs. II we do not stand In this
position, we are not III to perform this
work.
Brethren and sisters, give heed to the
teachings that we have received during
this conference. As people. we are adj
vancinv ana not standing still. We
send Elders abroad. and they report to
~ every little while what they are
doing, but there Is a class of Elders at
work every week that do not report to
~. You see their works, though you
may not comprehend them. As the
savior said, "Nc may discern the face
ui the sky, but can We not discern the
signs 81 tue timcsf" The Laucr.day
saints should observe the gus Of the
times. The Lord Is fulfilling every
thing that lie has said. There IS
nothing given Ia these records OF divine
truth but will have It's iuliImcnL Mes.
sengers have gone forth IN the world
TO make the commencement and 10
carry out these great events that are
spoken vi in the revelations OF God
think It Is time we should improve and
advance. Tue Lord IS going to cut His
work short In righteousness, or no flesh
will be saved. the Lord is u work Tor
Zion. and lie has made no mistake Ia
calling the Latter day Saints to these
Rocky Muuuiains-ihc everlasting nils
which old father Jacob gave to Joseph
la blessing him. We are here aud
liboung to promote the interest aud
welfare OF the Church OF God. | feel
to rejoice at the manifestation Of the
Spirit OF God during tins conference.
Many Of Us have been In this Church a
good while and are advanced IN years.
! hope that what time we remain here
We may spend 10 good Advantage Let
as Try to do our duy In all matters mp.
pertaining to the work OF God. am
thankful Tor the blessings We enjoy 10
day zion Is growing. The earth Is
advancing. The judgments OF God are
approaching. The Lord says:
A0cf your iciin1ny comeih ihc testimony Of
earthquake. that .htil cause rrlauiuEs in ihe
midst Of her. and men shall ail upon che
ground. and shall not hc lh.r 90 stand.
AnI also comriu ilc teIumo1Y oi The voice
of tlunderns. aud the voice of UshilnFE, and
the voice of tempHs, and ihc voice Of che
waves Of thc sea. hcauug themselves beyond
their bounds.
And all ih.ngi shall be In eommoton. and
surely. mems hearts shall hil Them. Tor lear
shall come upon all people.
The revelations OF God have got to
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swEDEN'S TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
Stockholm Has More Telephones Than
Any Other Cliy In the World.
sre,lal corarond,ro, Or u. NEw'.

Sreciai Corrs,rondsncs Of me NEWS
STOCKHOLM, Sept. az, is9l.-Among
all countries on the globe Sweden ,akes
the presidency In the development Of
the telephone system. The Ericsson
telephone used here is an Improvement
OF the Bell telephone, and communica-
ton by telephone Is ridiculously cheap.
The telegraph in Sweden has iar from
reached that high state OF development
as in America, but telephoning may be
said to fully replace telcgraphiug In
King Oscars domain. It Is. indeed, a
poor family who cannot afford 10 pay
The Stockholm Genera. Telephone
Company an annual lee OF $40 Tor the
use Of telephone, which the company
puts up free OF charge in your Office or
In your Northumberland you please
Through that telephone you can speak
with your friends in nearly every city Of
the realm, and II you want Il, you can
even put yourself in communication with
the people OF Norway and Denmark.
these countries being connected with
Sweden by telephone.
For telephoning in Stockholm and to
places within a radius Of 50 mile from
that city the subscriber for 40 Ericsson
telephone does not pay a cent over the
annual fee, bu, ior telephoning over a
longer distance an extra fec IS de-
handed. TINS fee IS very moderate.
For instance. three minute, CONVEX.
saton between the cities OF Malmo
and Sollcltca-a distance about twice
that between Chicago aud Aiunea
pous-cost only ~ cgnts and slN cents
extra for every exceeding minute. Con.
nrciions from The Stockho M General
Telephone Company net to the Gov.
eminent Telephone net and wee versa
are made all over Sweden, Tor which %
small charge OF only 10 ore (24 ccntsJ
Is demanded.
The history ofthe development Of the
telephone IN Oscars kingdom is a very
interesting one.
As early as In 1877 the first telephone
connections were mentioned as existing
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tprroRrnD ny ARTHUR wrsrrRl

feel as though want to say a few
words to the Lailer-lay Saints, although
I am in very poor condition physically
TO talk to the public This Ia, been one
OF the most interesting conferences J
have ever attended, aud II am allowed
{, be- proud Of anything, ! certainly
have felt proud aud have reioiced at
the spirit that has been manifested by
the Apostles In their teachings. one
of ,he subjects that they have dwelt
upon desire to speak Of, and that is
with regard to the Word Of Wisdom.
TIE brethren have dwclt very strongly
upon this subject, aud il IS right that
tucy should. The Word OF Wisdom
APPLIES to MILFORD Woodruff. the Prcsi.
dent Of the Church, and 1t applies to
all the leaders Of Israel. as well as to
the members Of the Church; and II
there are any OF these leading men who
cannot refrain from using tobacco or
liquor In violation OF the Word OF Wis
dom, lc, them resign, and let others
take their places. A. leaders Of Israel,
We have no business TO indulge IN these
things There may be things contrary
TO the Word Of Wisdom that We in.
dulge In, aud tina, we think We cannot
live without. II We cinno,, let US die.
President George %. Cannon has been
laying before rs tue truth with re-.
gard to the position which We occupy
here. THIS Is the work Of God, aud We
stand rs an example to tie world.
Therefore, 40 OF Us, from head TO loot,
should make up our minds to keep the
commandments OF God. II / do not
value my standing, my salvation, my
crown OF glory and eternal HE more
tam ! value those things which are
represented AS being unwisc Tor rs TO
use, then am not ~ to occupy my posi-.
ton. And this applies to every man in
Israel. We all ought to take a course
whereby we might be Justified before
the Lord. We live IN the last dIspcnsa-
ton and fitness OF times, and we are
placed here to guide aud direct the
affairs OF the Church OF God on the
earh. Hence we ought to be wise men,
we ought To be righteous men, holy
men, temperate men; we ought TO be
men that will stand in a position to re-
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IN Sweden, and their increase both in
number and extent rapidly developed.
To- many Of the large towns companies
were formed so as to carry N tele
phonic activity. Al some places the
telephone network was erected 10y the
Royal Board Of Te'egraphs, more espe-
cally in Skonc the southcnmost pro-
vince OF the kingdom IN most towns,
bofoughs, and more or less important
places, the interchange Of telephone
communication was arranged IN another
manner, so called telephone clubs being
iOfmed, founded on the simplest prin-
ciplcs, being intended to place their
members 10 telephone communication
with as many as possible, without any
idea Of deriving pccuniary profit The
payment was therefore often decided
yearly, and was raised OF lowered ace
cotding 10 requirement That u was
not high may be gathered from the
TACT that In more than ninety clubs, with
a total Of more Than 900 apparatus, the
yearly fee, on an average, was =. 10.
Il must however. be noted that the
subscribers had themselves to dciray
the expenses Of their own connection
and apparatus. By degrees the tele.
phone communications were still further
extended the central stations OF the
telephone clubs being connected with
each other by Independent wires to net
works, which IN many Instances ex.
tended over several provinces.
Communication by telephone In
Sweden was thus chiefly lcit to private
enterprise. However, from 1859 It may
be said that things changed. The gov.
eminent then by means Of the Board OF
rclegfaphs commenced to compete
vigorously with the private lines, and
by laying the intcfufban double wired
lines between the more important towns
aud places. and by the purchase OF pri.
yate networks, The State Telephone has
developed to am enormous degree aud
replaced many of tue aiofc mentioned
telephone clubs, OF telephone com.
panies. These, Notwithstanding their
merits concerning telephony. have gem
orally been handicapped By very con.
Siderable faults nnd disadvantages,
chiefly caused by the want OF unanimity
when building and managing the lines
Ia spite OF tic higher fee charged for
State Telephone intcfcummunication 70
has therefore generally been found more
profitable 90 allow The State Telephone
to assume the whole The Diet, under.
standing the great importance OF tins
new means Of communication, has gen
crousy granted large appropriations TO
The state Telephone. the central and
southern parts OF the Kingdom are all
ready connected by double wired ines
In the north M any such connections are
made, aud are being still further cx.
tended and completed.
At the close ol the year 1898, the net.
work Of The State Telephone iniercom.
uunication included ass central aud
district stations, the combined length OF
the wires being more than 1900 miles.
The number OF apparatus IA use Is about
i4,ooo. OF which 500 were At the stations
and the balance used by the subscribers.
Among the private companies there
can be no doubt that the StuckhO m
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~ nr,NinN .iN.N.

Recently Mr. J. y. Tnomss, Of
North Dakota, visited the shouandoah
Valley, Virginia, aud alter carefully
examining tho ciuntfy located IN
Winchester, no writes 10 NJ. V. Rich.
srJs, Lsnd and immigration Agent,
Baltimore a Oaio Railroad, Baltimore,
MARY land, NJ follows: "l have been
~ nearly every state ami territory al
the Unite States, and am irauk Ia my
opinion thHt this valley SURPRISES all
other SECTIONS IN the Uuiun. the
lands nte low In price, anu piodur.
" liable crops. thank you for d.
fvciinR me here, and solicit those seek
iug plog-ani anu pf1fitAbls homes 10
locate IN this country"
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do no, know whether we do here OF not
think many times we do no, ] have
a desire myself that as President OF the
Church, as Counselors, as Apostles we
may be united as the heart OF one man
that our spirits may run together, aud
we may see alike, feel alike, and under
stand alike, and that we may be "a
bulwark at the head Of Israel, that We
may be justified before the Lord, so
that when these judgments come upon
the earth We may be prepared TO meet
them; which may God grant, Tor Christs
sake. Amen
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Notwithstanding the low fees charged
from subscriber, the Stockholm General
Telephone Company Is able TO pay a
large annual dividend to rs share
holders, many Of whom are among the
most prominent men In the kIngdom
Engineer H. T. Ccdergren is the direc.
tUrgcncral of the company lie is
hyOraby known within telephone circles
In the United States. having twice
visited that country.