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MEMS ovERcoATs.

to a6: worth 5000 now, $780, "
Tailor made kerscys, young mons
skis also sonts worth sioSo new ss
$500 and 1000, now ' $40.
- Mems We Storm y listers, well made; worth
better quality; worth 5000. now $3.50.
Mems iixtrn Heavy Genuine Irish
F mena Gnstom s mSaa q fSish ileze with
heavy nsthrachnn collars and cuffs;
worth 5000, now. si2.4o.
MEMS SUITS.
$500 and $3.50. now, $500.
Mems All Wool Suits. fully as good
nv those shown elsewhere at sl2'oo and
Aud the greatcst bargain of al, the
handsome line that were S12.0. 1880 and
Sl4.OO. now, $3.50.
MEMS TROUSERS.
Those that wcro si.h0 and fl.75. now sl.23.
- Fancy Worsted and Cheviots that were
Finest qHaiity that are worth 800,
$3.50 aud 100. now s3.4S
BOYS AND CIIILDREN,s SUITS.
Al our Boys Long Pants Suits reduced
All Suits from $500 to $3.50, now $3.50
All Suits from 800 TO 5000 now $3.50.
sso Sy and $780, pn now Sa mat we're 0
$3.50. now $l.75.
Boys, Refers, worth $3.50, now 81 Lac. !,
Boys Refers, deep collar. from to 10
years; worth $3.50. now $l.as.
worth So 100, now $3.50.
Rig cut In Knee Pants.
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NERVOUS TROUBLES all Kinds cured
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS Free bnoit
tells hcw.. WASHINGTON CHEMICAI,
CO., Washington, D. c. =
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Napoleon Caps, blue. green and red
Boys l>!d S.ovcs, Handkerchief and
NeckWear. Charles r. Wrlton e Co
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q ksnrgnin for fSOS.

Cloaks and Capes and Feather Boas
Mt half price. y. ]. Phillips, No. 3Oa
High street, under oxford Han
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Silver-Trimmed Canes and Umbrellas
Charles II. Welton e Co.
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BY John C. Niemcycr. Auctioneer.
Desirable Residence

II HUIlIUN.
WILL SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION
ut IL o'clock M. 2s,l.lI.7
SATURDAY, JAN. s. 1893,
THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY, No q North
on Dinwiddic street. with depth of ITO
feet TO an alley 10 feet wide, and num-
bercd l6 on the plat OF the Wavcrly River
Front Company.
The house was built by John l.. West
three years ago, of the hest material, re-
painted this summer. has eight rooms lin
ed closets. bathroom, hot and cold water,
gas. sewerage, heaters. range, marble
maniels. etc. Always has good tenant.
and Is splendid opportunity for persons
wishing TO purchase home.
Terms-One-haif cash. balance I'm one
md two wears .If7
JOHN c. NIEMEYER. Auctloneer
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Inc schools were closed on the after
noon or December 23d for Christmas
mondays and opened January Sd, 1898.
On December 11th there was held
quarterly meeting OF the teuchers.
win three exceptions the teachers
were all present The teachers report
ca that the departmental system of
leachlnS was moving finely.
~ plan was discussed to make sus-
pension of pupils more effective as a
punishment than 1t now Is, which was
reierred-to the principal, to be further
discussed with the teachers and sub
seQuentlY to meet With the Supcrintcn-
dent and to draw up resolution con-
corning the object sought to be ac-
comrlished, and TO prepare resolution
to the School Beard.
The clerk submitted his report. show
ing the amount OF warrants paid dur
ing the month On motion IL was or
dcred to be filed.
y communication was read from, Miss
Nellie j. Simmons, Il substitute. asking
mat she be paid for the full month of
december the same us the regular
teachers. On motion, she was allowed
the full pay forvthe month.
All property approved bills were al
lowed
Prcsent-W. a. Fortress.
The chairman of the Committee on
building and Supplies submitted re-
port, showing the work done by this
committee during the month OF Deem
her, etc. On motion, the report was
received and was ordered to be placed
on file.
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. w. o. Hope offered resolution
of sympathy 10 Miss Hattie Lash. one
of the teachers in the Fourth District
School. and that the Board express
\, hot cl,n -
to health and her duties. 1t was Sec
orded and adopted
Mr.. II. f. Howell moved that the pay
of Miss Simmons be made So 4 month
from January Isl: SOS, which was
adopted.
On motion, adjourned.
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Yesterday morning IIr. Preston,
white, who lives in Prcntis Place, and
Is employed at Primers Point, started
to work about O'Clock in the morning
When he reached the corner Of Caledo-
MIA and Fort lane two negro men met
him and ordered him to hold up his
hands. This he refused 10 do. One
OF the men then struck Kim and he
knocked him down. The other man
stabbed at him with knife, and he
Knocked him down also. Then he
Knocked them down one after the other
at least six times, and each time he
was cut with the knife. The last blow
made at him struck the buckle Of his
suspeEders, just above the heart and
broke off. thus saving his life The
last time he knocked both men down.
Then they fled. Mr.. White continued
10 his work. but was weak from ;na
loss Of blood. Some of the wounds arc
very painfni and will take some time
to heal. Mr. White says that rnly FOR
his strength and knocking the men
down he would have beer killed. He
could Identify one OF them II he ever
SEW him.
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JOAN l.. Watson,

Secretary.
Or Renl Estate Agents OF Portsmouth,
and Primers Point. dcl1-1m
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PHARMACEUTICAL


Setter Dog. Binck,
white and tam, and answers TO name OF
SHOT. Reward IL left ut 3H High
street. Portsmouth. ja5-tt
LOST.-Oil part OF q CLAMP bicycle
Lamp. Suitable reward II returned to
L. L. CARNEY, No. S02 Crawford street.
jn1-tf
FOR SALE.-Propcrty 31i Third street.
large house lot i5Xl20. This good chance
TO secure home In nico location. APP
ply to l.. NJ. PALMER, 81 Hatton
street, Park View. ja2-1w
FOR RENT--No. 2r Crawford street.
rooms and Kitchen: bath. (hot and cold,
fireplace heater. range, gus, city sewer
age; everything modern, $500 per year.
No. 2l2 Crawford street, rooms md
Kitchen. bath, sewerage, gas, excellent
condition. Either house within two
minutes walk of the ferry, yet in best
residential section OF the city. Apply
JNO. l.. WATSON. 500 High street,
Portsmouth. Va.
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BY John C. Nlcmcycr. Auctionccr.
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or THE SCHOOL, BOARD

1" ~ 1-1 ING OFTf HE SCHOOL, BOARD
The School Board held their regular
monthly meeting last night with the
following members present: d. a.
MiiilalnS president; w. o. Hope, L. G.,
nan, George, a. Trant, w. T. Ballen-
tlne John Lawrence. j. L. Schroeder,
Is. Il. Howell, Charles Owens.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved 80
The superintendent submitted his re-
port Tor the month of December, which
follows: =
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Finest Building Lots
IN PORTSMOUTH
At Auction 7

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
before the courthouse door OF Ports
mouth at II o'clock m,
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parted. In 1889 Alexander gave his
permission FOR The sect 20 coNnisc On
q Siberian farm. In 1889 Eie govern.
meut seized the farm lands and Or
derdd al who were able-bldied 20 do
military service. In 1850 they g6t per
mission 80 ro;mn 10 Russia and about
1900 Of them wen, back. From thlt
day up 30 % year az, they were driven
from one piu of Russia to another,
never being allowed 90 remain In one
place longer ihin six months. by THAI
means th.ir numbers have been re-
duced % 10000
Tho Dh1ukhoboei ure said 30 be IN
dus.r.uus ana thrifty and would. thore-
fore. 70 desirable cia.zons. II Is prob
able. .l1. iiat ,hey. IN country where
civil authority rsis In the hands "
fhe people lnsttld VI with un autocrlt,
would In short time recognize the
legitimacy " human authority and
thlt they would cause io trouble on
that account The United States has
raised the standard ~ liberty FOR all
nations. Let the oppressed come and
Without medication WORSHIP In accord
nncc with the dictates OF conscience.
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the country shall be as at present eN-
cent tbat the banks are authorized TO
ISSUE paper money as loans to be Sc
cured by national and state bonds at
% pcr cent Of their face value and on
gold aud SILVER bullion at the same
rate. IL h a volumlnous measure.
aiming at securing "a bank with UNI
limited powers that cannot be broken;
that viii supply par currency for the
use of the people. not depending on
the Wealthy or the gold IN its vaults
fir stability: whose currency would
have sure redemption: the can always
lend and borrow with lts profits divided
,ar the benefit of alt. and 30 on. The
various features are too numerous and
TOO elaborate to be- adequately re-
viewed in Newspaper article. only a
general iica Of the subject being
given.
THE plan embraces some u the fen-
lures ~ populIsm. but the gold stand
ard % values and redemption ~ paper
currency al 0ncc forbid such a conncc-
ton. \ cursory glance through the
pages Of the book leads us to conclude
that II the author has succeeded Ia en-
tirely disponing the mysticism" which
the "Nowa' attached 10 the subject
in the article nrat spoken o. be- seems
90 have Invested IL with another al
most 70 not quite as pcrplexing TO the
ordinary intellect For instance, how
it is that didfuscd and enlarged bcnc-
nta are 10 accrue 60 the masses through
the establishment and maintenance Df
a banking system which would be- us
certainly national aa the one In vogue
and differing from II only in the mat
tors of regulation aud method, n not at
this lime clear. when 90 this IL added
the ncccnsity of giving government or
state bonds or bullion ~ security Tor
loans from the bank. and on which
security only ninety per cent u their
value can be obtained. there occurs an
other obstruction to the understand
Ing. Most people would rather have a
government bond worth given sum
than ten per cent less than such sum
In circulating medium. It would be of |
more value q them. even though the 1
ioan was at a low rate ~ interest. and I
the same thing applies to gold aud sll.
yer bullion.
There arr many other features u the
measure that are worth reading and |
considering. Perhaps some " them
might shcd now llrht ON what has
been herein referred 70. but whether or
boz. space f1rbids at the prcsen, time.
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wmar rury nrlir,r.

s'me time ago the "Nswso mon.
-lored The fact shIi Count Tolrtol was
in'errst.ng himself In che welfare N a
Russian sect known as che phausho.
h'rsn' ana that hla plan ls 30 raise
money Sud GO ala them To- ESCAPE Der.
-'ruil'n Ia Russia by emIRra,lng them
O. The rnHrl sntas.
The New York pr.ss contains s,m.
Interesting Information regarding this
scot. The word means spirit wris.
tlrr" on Champions II ths spirit" 10
BE- ai'i ih.y owe thcIr origin 90 The ef.
iai,a % an English quaker They
must have mIsuniarsilni the Teachings
"f Ae,r founder howcyo, rhsy DO
nl' believe in personal Goa. but N 8
httrvc 100 "a divine trIuiy olryl-iing lf
Memory Reason md WIN. They Do.
NeNe IN the immortality 81 the soul.
but fAy tha} a newborn tAlI hia no
r1uL aud that the soul docs not enter
the body uniii the fifteenth or sixteen 4,
year after Oh. They recognize no
authority ol man ana Gemuncs ths
ffHHfff ~ w. "ANN"HHN|'N NHNNa
ding Thoy are Ear from being reyolu.
tlln.sls, however They have nevfr
ouered the sleAieHi resistance 90 ths
government. TheIr family u.s ar.
based on mutual Affection. ana ths!r
unions are NOS blrdlnr
The parseeu,i1rs VI this scst began
on Auguu, e. i5oo. In the ukass "a
Paul he ordered That call adh.ren
and members of thls psru.c.oul Coo,
shan be banlshcl 90 Siberia flr NE ana
Kept az hard hbor rld iml ,hey shan
never have The chains removed from
ihelr hands or foe,; 20 Jh4i they wha
deny supreme authority lf ,lr.hly pot.
,na,.,s eu,hl3n.l by she Ulll OF Cod
irlil iaei sharply on lhslr own bodies
tha. there 0re authorities es.abushed
hy God ON Garth Tor the defense OF N
God and chisuWmcnt of Villains IKE
thsmselyts."
In consequence OF this ukIse ahou.
1900 OF ths communists Wsre trans.
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The Salt Lake Tribune. In IL Efforts
to array the nation agalns, she Nor
mon population Of Utah. now says that
any Mormon Elder can perform the
marriage ceremony. The statement h.
made for tho benefit ~ those no. ac-
aualntcd with Mormonlsm. !, 10 cal-
cuiaicd 90 deceive. 90 give them the
erroneous impression that she members
81 the Mormon Church can with i'm
punily cyado the lava 81 the state and
the ro.called Manifesto % Prraidcn,
Wllf1rd Woodruff. u IL virtually an lu-
direct charge that the Mofmous are 10
10 be trusted: that their promises have
been violated and tina, they have broke
faith with the nation.
The Tribune Il mistaken. Mormon
Elders have no such power az that at
iflbutcd 90 them. when the revelation On
plural marriage was given. q was cS.
pressiy stated that Il could be entered
into only through him whom I iuodl
have anoln,cd and appointed unto this
power" Unless authorized IN shls way.
tbs ceremony was pronounced invalid"
II follows thas when the Prersiru,
N the Church. whom God
"anolnlel ana appointed unto
this power" by divine command dlscin.
linuea the ordinance. az was done hy
she late President woodruff. there g.
no Elder, nor any other ofnclal 90
the Church, OF uut of the
church. who has the authority or power
90 perform a valid plural marriage. Sow
ihla fact D. perfectly wen known 10 an
The members ~ the Church. and %
should be- clear 90 nli who are Interested
In correct understanding ~ thr sltua.
ton In Utah.
with the political question involved 10
the Tribune campaign she News" hns
AZ prcHon, nothing 90 do. but We can.
no, allow ,ho impression 20 80 abroad
une1niradlcted, that any Mormon M.
der II permitted TO violate sacred GOV.
,nants.
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IMPROVED ARnon.

The inventive Ingenuity OF man never
soemr go be - alert az when devislnE
some means Of advanced warfare. such
zoe 90 q sifoyer Of Increased power or
% means N more secure defenss. when
liaUeyizcd nickel steel was brought In.
90 existence ana rolled into plates which
were placed UPON the sides of our mon.
lf.wat q Was thought 20 make them
as Nearly imprcEnibie AZ possible. and
truly they have wiihstooi the tcsis toll
cuDly we'll; at least none Of Our ships
was nst ~ even seriously injured dur.
INK tne war with spain. although some
% ih.m we've struck many times wHh
fhot ana shell from hiEh-powcr guns.
Hu such arm5r ia now RELOCATED to
second place when considered In con.
ulc,Iln wlih the new krupplze1 ar.
NOR tests - which have lately been
maaa by the United states government.
u o. pronounced practically pcFfccilthc
p1i.l viii not crack ana brtak W like
10 o.her. shot that win partially pene.
,raic them even from close range mere
~ lndea,'rr OF Unfolding themselves
ani lmpnrtng no Injury 10 thc sur
roundinrs.
Areceu, ntmb1r Of the New York
Journal contains an account N the
tests frlm which % appears tina, the
mr., plate fired at was 50 feet wide by
10 fec. long. and ~ inches thlck The
guns ussd for nrlng carried is.inch
proiecillc. next 20 she largest size used
IN the navy. The shell weighed s,i
pounds, !. was discharged at a velo.
ccy " i.si1 feet per second. and struck
the nrmor platr VITA a force OF 1881
tons The stcli penetrated 10 depgh
Of 50 incaes and then broke up.
IN she second plate tested the same
size pr1ia',.lc was used. y inches. but
the velocity was Increased 80 s.osl Zee;
per second uith "A striking energy ~
1900 Tors. Tho shou passed through
the afmor and brok, up. but there
were ~ cracks In the plate. The third
p.ntc itgtd was bul II. Inches thick.
Agi.n u is-lnch she'll was used. and
when striking wAh On Impact Of 81 800
tons jus, barely passed through the
piaie and broke up. Some q the pieces
fell In ron, d the piatc. san no cracks
appeared.
Other ph1is were fred with similar
results. or course tht Harycyizc1
plates viii aoon become ohsug te aud ~
viii the guns which are unable 90 pierce
the krupplgcd arnor. und these VIII
iheu htye 20 be In turn ~ aside IN
favor u something more powerful Then
% IL fair 20 assume, sumo silll tougher
cla,lng FOR the ships will b, devised, !
AMI ~ On al lnnnllum. Before che *. |
IRENE limi ~ human Ingenuity has |
been reached. perhaps shcrc win be- "a /
nrW condition ~ things ushefcd in. one /
Ia which neither guns nor amor vii /
be- required but an differences between .
natl1rf hg fetiigl wlbhou, bloo1shcd or .
devastation. such IL the natural and
Inevitable Ffnuel
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srsp.r somooL coSvrsrios.

A convention Of she sunday schools
q ths church % Jesus Christ " La''
csr.aiy saints win be heii In the ~
smbiy non. Salt lake CITY Monday
and rue.diy. November ssih AMI s'ih.
issS The coaven,on will be called 60
order At $50 am. Monday. the "'h'
and three sessioua will be- held Zach
day. at $3.50 am. O'Clock ani o'clock
nm. Each sunday school in ehe
church is invi,cl t. send at icasi 'wo
delegates and az many more a. can
attend the sessions Of she convcnaoa'
The names ~ these delegates should b.
Forwarded a. onco 70 she general aecre-
tary. nom los. Tenpicion building
salt Lake ci,y. ard tickets 81 admif'
Sion to reserved soata and orders Tor
badges will b. shercuPon Issued. Ar
raugemenss have been made with tha
railroads 81 carry delegates residing at
ais,an, po.nis a, the rate n one fare
for a round Grip. Delegates from out
Tying districts who may not be able 90
secure accommodations will be pro-
vlded for by the subsistence committee.
In addition 90 the delegates. thc Saints
rcnsrally are Invited TO ab;end all the
meetings OF The Convection and assi't
In making she occasion a success and
one that will advaBcc the sunday
school cause.
GEORGE O. CANNON.
GEORGE GODDARD.
KARL q. MAEsER.
General superin;eudeney.
GEORGE n. PYPER.
General Secretary.
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OGDEN Asp RETURN s,.oO.


Tho rio 0iundo Western Hallway will
run special train TO ogden 40 1850 am
Thursday. November 2iih. Rate. 500
round trip. Return special leaves og.
den at II pm, after close " pSf1fm-
ance OF the Salt Lake opera company
and after close 81 the Catholic Fair
Football game In Orlcu al 2 pm. All
Haiuws College W. prdl y. RIO Grnnit
Western Railway a unly line offering
400 rate 10 ogden fur morning train
on this datc. and Will make the run IN
80 minutes.
Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding Itself Of waste matter. DC
Wits Little Early Hiacrs viii remove
the trouble ard cure Sick Headache,
BlliouHncEs. Inactive Liver ana clear
the Complexion. Small, sugar-c0atci.
don't grippe or cause nausea. y r.
schramm. Prescription Druggist. Me-
cornick building corner Main ~. and
First South.
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rmr MONEY QUESTION.

Elsewhere IN the "Sgwr" appNrs O
communication from Sir. John N. iior.
n@. Of Honolulu. which was brought
ow BY an editorial In these columns
headed ~ above. IN the lester. Mr
Horner. 50 will he observed. claims 60
have simplined what has all aiong been
and 10 the multitude II yet mos
complex qucs,ion-sha, Of she phlio-o'
ply and regulation u the fim'ncial syr-
tenn OF the country. lie claims 10 have
eliminated the element OF mystery ana
% clarified ,he theme that any one 81
ordinary understanding may no longer
be aEiray. no accomplish this Heoin-
ingly magical result. the gentleman has
written book Of nearly 200 pages en-
tltlei National Finance ana Public
Money" copy 81 which accompanies
.he communication. A reference to thc
preface gives fair idea 81 thr nature
Of she elucidation following,
After abiding % men Nho handle
money AZ business. such as bankers,
brokers aud - on, aa the class who
produce rothlng and Whose receipts are
taken from the people who create all
che weash ~ the world. he refef- 90 ir-
erased intelligence being the means ~
showing 4hat an PREVAILING mow,y sys-
tens are ~ fault. Tho masses produce
and the money changers take nearly
an thas Il Mt absolutely necessary q
masn,aln the physical subsistence OF
the producer-ail " whlch was made
possible by hack % education and being
taught 20 obey. but with enlightenment
now 10 general that all can o0mpfc-
bend Tor ihe system 10 continue would
IN his judgment, be- aHamihus Indeed,
Reference l. made 20 che frequently re-
curing panlo and disasters which
arise from the imperfem money sys-
Gems prevailing ~ causing more atien-
ton 20 Doc turned 60 thc subject until
che money changing class ~ hnrer
have "a monopoly VI krowlsdgs regard.
Ing what was once a mysterious alb,
ject.
The author shows that. o. IN an
great awakening. the nrs. sympt ms
ar apparent in q general rHIGr 90
dlsmi.silr,OH with ths mrtha.is .H use:
this feeling iH par,tF 90 .n hy adj
CLASSES Who are not dcpsriar, upon the
mnnlpulaNHn " money. ari o. shown
by the numerous propositions fr
change all looking fr he lnauFurl.
uou 81 u syn.em whereby ihe producer
OF wealth may retain his fair proper
ton % the products. While much has
been published and numerous methods
presented no system has been adva-
caged which wou!t result Zoo giving 10
the people a currency 60 facilitate the
production and distribution ct wealth.
which would have az AN slmes the safns
value as United st.ses gold coin, ana
b. 80 elastic that !, could always be
obtained Tor the uses - agriculture.
manufacture and commerce ara never
IN excessive supply.
Numerous citations IRE mnde from
the public utterances Of American
statesmen ana ~ political platforms.
after which the theme crystnnlzes into
the draft of a bin which Il IL proposed
fhall became law. II IN entitled AN
act 10 organize government bank 70
Ing department and 70 authorize lis
officers 10 make, circulate and redeem
money" 1t provides for the creation
OF parent bank with one or more
branches in every state, the money OF
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ONLY sn,rSr,.rnnrr HOURS.


ny a recent change 'n hcdule. che
Overland Limited " ihr Union Pacific
ana NoriawcatFrn. Do connection with
the l.. q. q VI. X fni ~ \. G. & H.
record ~ only three dIya tu New York
Train leaves Salt Lake Z am. ogden
$40 am. daily. arrives chicago 5ii5 am.
and Grand Central depot New York
city 1895 am. second and third days
respectively. Only one change II cars,
and twelve hours quickest time. For
purchase ~ tickets 1nd reservation 81
bcrths. call az the cod stand" 2ll Main
street. or address H. NJ. Clay. General
Agent.
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\ correspondent u the "Ncws"
thlaks shii choift are not always by
wand authorizes given the trcoura gc.
mcrt they deserve. According % hla
observation the choir leaders are IN
certain places required o. lighf sho
ilrts, nll thf lamps ana arrange the
benches Tor che choir practices. This
chllis ihrir Srthuslasm. We would
mink oahcfr could be- lfslgnsd @ per-
form such duties. and the result would
undoubtedly be iarEsr and more regu.
Tar attuni1uce a. choir practices. and
cnnanannnily. hn.inf .-nrlnr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

II j. now believed that spain VIII code
the Philippines, but VIII want q little
more time C. think Il over. Afirr a
lapse % many more moons. whci thr
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