Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09

] hrA ". NiH .HuIl 100 more nANHaN HUNlN
. publications for On. bpuen. ui Ga,
sChu.ls. Ia 1901 the total donation Go
THE fund was no Vt about two and
one half cents per capita while Of
! bhOuld have boon al least i've CuHu
each, hul the average per capitl
/ from 1901 10 now 10 about ugI rruts,
When 10 Is remembered tNl, 20 yet
/ cent ~ tho entire amount collected o.
| retained by Stake lnictrs fls Stake
! SUNDAY school purrOitguuly four cout'
! Itr cariiq, 81 nIl pail, would come
] Go the UutIu h1afI, beside iu
some ulaceu not nuly tho gD per cent
was tUtaisrI uHt very much more
/ anu this was very wrong and 0u yht NOS
I 90 DO u nc uHy ma o., Tue speaker
showed 'no u.U maIe u the uIck
/ iuld iu travelling expenses 1r mem-
tiers OF the boar visitiug annual Sun.
Jay school CJu'gfCuC ia publication
guJ ftce distribution 0I Book OF MuF.
mon charts ann car r.. u. tlrss, iu.
sttuctiou guides, aud SuuIsy Huuu0.
literature aud tliHr UKueuses. Elder
Grant urged all 90 uts their Utat gu.
dtavofs tbiH year 10 have a iuII VIHta
from every school, ami siat1I Thar
Mexico, with aE tho poverty nuu trials
iuCilcnt toa now place, aud one ether
sinac, we're tue only ones which raid
i've cents per capita, Hy believe
every stake could make tho came
showing.
Elder #. NJ. Lyman slated thbt re 90
tho teaching 70 tae AfUc.es of Fam,
th1 Ten Commandments, AMI such
fundamental teaeiH ~ our religion,
tue children should be cuclur.
aged 90 cUmmi. ,heA % mem.
DRY. iH arucinlly TOOK uu
aui read tho Ton Commandments,
treating az GU their value anu the g0uu
ciisc, they WuulI have lfali The saints
uuuufstu1j them. Hu beloved %
wouli DO a upluAdid rule Tor every
Lattsf-lny Saint 20 mako them the
rule 90 NE, sincerely ami rlusclrutl No
~ repeating them Hvrfy m8rui u
They would be- stimuius ia re- rain.
lux from evil and many bcstttiug sius.
They with tho AUlcIts uf Faith,
SHOULD lo Kept before tue young con.
iluually, aud though they may not
iul'y uuiuraiaud MI contained therein,
~ he believed them 10 be - rHHrriiaI
mat 40 taac Hr should uuIiUUt tlum,
What We wanted Iu the Suuuny auh1.l
was the rearing VI ChlldIeu o. be- true
Lntturdny aaiu's. Tho tee is known
ny Ne fruits. Hc desired tho -un4a,
uhD1lH Do be very fruitful, luat the
ifuii would Do pure, 81 an anu free
.rum w0rms anu disease. Tho tree
needs spraying and pruning nt the
proper time 90 Insure choice ifuii. 80 lu
mo sunday schpulsHu.uiI proper train.
luE spraying, aud UfuHlug uH uitr u.
cd 30 while the opportunity " afforded
Tor operating upon the mint OF tht
y unK nud tnr sunday tuu OLE would /
then DO potential for good ll futpIy- ]
inr tho yuuug with everything O. pfU- ]
mole healthy growth, morally and !
fuligi0usly, anu thai viii enable tho ]
young 20 obtain a comprehensive /
knowledge OF the Gospel aud Il trstf. |
m0ny OF the Truth.
Elder Abraham II Cannon said thai |
officers nuu teachers no SUNDAY /
schools should be- ,liylug tNsmpIats In
the practical duties Of thuis religion; |
sh0ulI Hpvak early anu uistinctly anu |
aim 10 DO model g. the students ia all
thlugs. Tue FcuOolfu0m should bn
clean and orderly, q spril Of fraro,
Iuvr aud devotion should FoIgu
supreme Ia every heart, auI every.
tpiug should be done 10 attract mo
attention Of tho little Ouces auI 10
maintain that Interest Throughout.
Simple language should DO uaUI, thr
minutes should DO clear and intofust.
lux, tue Work ~ the day should
= imulalo healthy Interest and
create desire 10 come again.
Teachers should eHempiify Ia their
lives the Instructions they would give
to their children, u they would teach
tho great moral ami religious truths 8f
the Gospel. The speaker related 10
Of the Importance OF ex.
umpliiying In ones liiu the Instruction
given 10 tho young, an exhibition iu
the Salt Lake Stake annual SUNDAY !
school q inference, when three little |
icai anu dumb girls acted lut ~ signs
and motions the song Nearer ny God
10 Thee, while Uuu NJ our aittrfs Gang |
,uo same, tho scene was sl Affecting /
That taAEs sluutau sUusly nllcI tho eyes
" the large congregation; trr ac,iOls
spoke In language On Tr pl'va' than
audible utitfaucus, 80 ltIsIu iIir anu
la tho school Many teAtlsf srra,
.ugly ill-proparol 90 Tar rs tfsiulus
aud learning stc concerned, hos accom-
1liahui marvel IYH results by hattie u
fidelity before hls Glass. Tho children
,F1 lm.tat1rs, AMI no.Hing 90 patent
orgUod asnu aoIlOn or tue performance
81 duty, nothing tJ grand ~ ubtIiruce
10 the Will % HlI, Words without nr.
Hons are deal, and instructions clupIsd
with contrary actions arc harmful and
each ttrachury nhd hyu1gflzy.
President George q. cannon was
gTAlifisd 10 learn OF Tue great strides
he Sunday school movement wastak.
ng. From reports given By returned
he hal learned with much
iicasuro Of the establishment OF Sun.
lay schools la various missions OF the
'huroh. he ieltihat tlls w6san
silent way u preaching tho Gospel
I sowing the Herua OF Truth. In this
connection he irlt that it would no wise
o have the president OF such foreign
lihsiUn appoint a mission supeflntuu-
Uut whose uuty II wUul be- ty look
Ter the Sunday school iutpfrala 0f
uc mission aud report % the uullu
GARD, HuI u found necessary 30
iighl be viii i1r them Co app1iutaup r..
lteuIvuis ia the various con 'cfrncps. q
leggTling applications s0 ifruuuu.v .
Jade by sIperut snion,s auI ,Igruufs /.
, various members OF the uuiUu (.
aati Il 90 gur colleges 8ua .tm.o., d.
TO-, respecting Euuun ruUu.l disc % d
line and iuiirIulIuu7, PfeNJuul Can. z
on suggested that lu al turBu nation I
lr proper order should be- observed. y
uu uy school teachers AMI Eu .rfiu-
'nUeuts should respect the 1ukr
ilglfB, and 10 tue latter such uups,
uu- SHOULD be- submitted. litUe stake r
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