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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22
CUBAN ANNEXATION.

II has been stated repeatedly, Of late.
that the cubans arc becoming more and
more In favor u annexation to the I'm
tied states. Colonel W. a. Hcmphili of
the Atlanta Constitution. who has had
an opportunity OF aacortalninR the sen.
iiment of the people IN iiavdna. claims
10 have found that the best class ~ the
people there desire such union. and
others corroborate this statement
This il not surprising. During the
short time Of military occupation. the
Americans have established order. The
cities have been cleaned and become
healthy. instead OF nithy contors 81 dis
ease. Business has been resumed ana
reached proportions which clearly indi-
cate the possibilities ~ the island.
The people of standing. those who have
matefiai Interests AZ stake. and consc-
auent responsibility. canno, fail Z, no.
lice this. and go that the new order OF
things Il now indeed. Ana as they cum
template the change wrought they can.
not but desire that II be made rorpctu-
M.
They must understand. further. that
cuba ~ an independent state would
have TO carry an enormous burden In
the shape ~ expenses Tor government
ana defense. cuba "a a state In the
Union would b. secure from attacks BY
foreign powers Tranquility would
take the place NJ uncertainty, and per-
mancnt prosperity would be secured.
our government. however II pledged
10 establish an Independent government
IN cuba. and not 10 leave the island I'M
IN. IN ~ Judgment. II can DO 10 safely.
one u tho aims Of tho war was % rcn-
der Impossible the conditions formerly
prevailing. which were menace 60 this
country. The pledge will b. kept n.
however. the Cubana themselves should
ask for admission 10 tho Union. The
potlh,a would be considered On iia
mcritH. Then Annexation" could be-
effected without violation ~ any prnni'
isos, and no objection could b. raised
BY any country 10 such an arrange
ment, agreeable 20 both parties
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SUNDAY PAPERS.

The iiaht against sunday n.w,p,ps,.
In London. II II predicted. win b. too
much for the cntcrprising journal that
tfisi the Innovation.
II was argued that no emplo, er had
q right IN that country 10 ks,p hla
men at work on the sabbath. no this
the reply was made that the lnbor on
the sunday paper would he pc,formed
during the week days. all exorpt the
printing and distribution. mi The
british public was not satisfied with
this logic. We suspect there was a
strong sentiment against readlnr
secular newspaper on sunday. and
thus dlvcfilng the thoughts of tho pso-
pie from more suitable chAnnsr. In
the british View. sunday Il a day u
Worship. and not Of peruring sensaiion.
al literature.
while on this subject We notirs that
pr, ilamsford In the New yorh Inde.
pendent. speaks a word for CLEANER
every day Journalism than thai with
which the American public IL familiar.
ilc takes the View that N Christian men
would combine with n view of giving
New York a great newspaper. with ar.
ilcica written In pure English. ~ news
perfectly reliable, It's columns oisani a
paper that would speak the truth about
men and measures; a paper TINT would
face. In the Interests Of truth. lib suits
n necessary-such q paper would in a
few years be the srcatest power N the
land and a paying investment
We believe this II true. Tn plea
that the public gets Just what Il Eants,
when tales Of horrors. and cfims and
scandals ami fakes are circulated under
the cloak of Journalism. IL but ) weak
excuse for the dcpraved taste o. soms
publishers and libel ON the 'aund
Judgment ~ the people.
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TmE OGDEN SHOOTING.

A. far as can be- gathered from the
Statements Of both parties In the Dr.
Fisher case. ogden has furnished a
duplicate Of the Mrs. George sensation.
All the essential elements seem 10 be
there.
IL 4 not necessary 10 discuss the
question II how FAR the outcome u the
Mrs. George trial may be- responsible
Tor the ogden shooting. There may,
or may not be-. any connection between
The two, II has bcrn made clear,
though. u late years that there arr a
number u men aud women with muir.
der Ia their hearts bred by desire for
revenge on account " real or imagln.
my wrongs, and such persons need
only the ENCOURAGEMENT derived from
ihe acquliial Of criminals Of their class
10 urge them 30 carry out their de.
tigns. For this reason II Is always de.
plorahlc when Justice mlscartics. and
acts STAMPED na crimes BY the law e..
cape adequate punishment Il may
b. merry u the Individual but Il b
cruelty 10 Society.
The ogden occurrence again brings
Into prominence the rotten state Of
certain strata Of society. Now ana
ihrn a ease comes a. view. but they
are only the smoke and nfu from a
molten SETTLING sea 81 lava below. Ana
the worst ~ II Il that ~ many Of
the profeased obseryefs II the signs
OF the times are 10 intent upon gazInE
into vacancy that they forget 10 Obj,
serve the indications " an lmpend.
Ing catastrophe. In their outrB
against dangers that do not exist thsy
drown the sound " the mmblngs b..
meath the surface on ghl1h they them.
selves stand. What else Ia the haly
war against "Mlrmonlsm." while ffom
coast To coast tho tide % immortality
Il rising higher and higher
Were the Christian" world not led
10 an alarming extent, b. blind lead.
ers' they would not pass their teso.
luilons agalns, the Church that Is ca,
gagged Ia war With uli ~ power
against the sin Of tho age.
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n Rev. ". l. Mofphousc q New
York is correctly reported. b. iih IN
he Thcater last nighi that me "N'f-
mons" represent n system antle'hiuc
20 civilization and Chrlstlanity. ani ne
thereby showed hia profound iea1r'
acc ~ "Mormanism." n he khfw
what uiah was when the "MormonH
settled here. and n h. saw what u
r. today. he could not truthfully de-
clare that Mormonism l. antaRonlstlo
to civilization. what would the gen
tlcman think n Mormon" went TO
New York and publicly proclaimed
that naptlsts represent a system an
,aE1nistic to olsiliHatlon1 Would the
gentleman and his associates have ac-
complishcd more for civilization lhan
the "Mormonr' performed when ihey
came 10 this wilderness half century
aEof II 10 pity those preachers DO
not learn a little u "Mornionism" be-
fore they open their mouths wide and
put their foot In II.
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rnr rmaSs,aAl rnornlr


Hut the ultlnndera alone are power.
less. They recognize that they cannot
unAidsd. Hucceisfully nEht the iiqffa
20 they call upon britain Tor aid. ietl.
ton the British government ~ fufgs ths
iiuorr 10 grant 70 them the rshi -
tImo laying claim 90 prutrrtl0n as
british uilGsns. They demand frcnF.
milton ~ full citizens ~ the Transyaal
Republic while refusing 20 Eiye their Al.
lrrinuce o. such liuer republic And
Britain responds 10 this petition nae
Ideally claiming tho riEin % diciatf The
naturalization laws N the Trnnsyial
republic And at this the Bocfs ~ w
In arms
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rmn DIvomcE EVIL

since Cardinal Gibbons u Hhofi time
ago lifted his voice against ~, d.
yorce eyil. lcadinE journals have made
comments on that subject.
II IL generally agreed that the pfac'
tlcc 81 dlssolvinR the bonds of maifi-
mony has reached dangerously pear 10
the point OF being q menace TO sacisiy,
but II IL also supposed 10 be tFiond
a remedy,
II n argued that very often a woman
10 tied 60 an hubltuai drunsard she
H. suffering mental anguish beyond en-
duranro. aud In msny cases In " dam
Fer n bodily harm. fhe shout not
be held TO endure this for year and
yonfr, but ought 10 have an avenue VI
escape from her Bondage. and BE- given
the liberty tn rcmarry. II nh. haa a
chance IN better her condition.
This argument viii appeal to the
hearts ~ most people. but when u IL
admitted that In such cases. o. we'll
ua in cases NJ marital inndeiity. sep.
hutlon IL iustinahic. the meinheholy
fact rrmalns that In an overwhe mlng'
iy large number of Instances divorces
are secured on the most iiimsy pr'lesia
sometimes glurinRiy absurd. An this
h the oyl that threatens TO overthrow
focIeiy ns regards family life.
The root uf this cvii II to be found
ln false conceptions Of the Origin and
destiny u man. and consequent blurred
vieaa regarding the marriage relation.
a doculnc that has no cognizance Of cy.
lslence before the present iife. an that
views the future as In every feiprcl
different from the prcacnt. has NJ basis
on which 20 build. As Ions as MARRIAGE
has 900 scope beyond the gratin alton
NJ passion. the propagation OF u'' hu'
man SPECIES and the temporal j'lH ol
oompauuushlp-s Of cquh lm'
p0fauce Ia tho animal Great u
must necessarily be- looked upoi as q
matter of little consequences. AM MI
o., u we mistake not, the esaet po'luof
OF great majority % mankind
This must be- changed. Men am wo
mon must receive correct INSTRUCTION
on ,hls subject. They should be laugh
20 regard marriage as q sacred cove
nuut, covering time and all el'lnill
when entered into as II ought TO BE- !
ttls were understood and duly c'osld
erred. people would not hnstily en'er az
alliance NJ that nature. They "nul
Keep themselves pure before marting
and hold their covenants lnviolai''
They would perhaps look 10 parent
or spiritual advisers, for eounse' IN
matter OF eternal Importance, afa no
trust 20 their own unripe judgmen 2 no
would they yield to frat imlulsoi
They would. further, having mad th'I
choice. stand by their chosen coinpan
Ions, oonquerng falllnga aud oveioom
Ing temptations In a spirit Of low AN
affection, and IN the sure hope Of e'ern'
reward, Then there would D fe
eases N divorce. Marriage won'd u
stead be-. more generally. sehool
which an the best and noblest " ma
and Woman would be brought oo' az
strengthened.
: Let those who bewall the evi' ~ q
J yoroe demand VI the pulpit uue q
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cox,nacr LITIGATION.

NII
IN, ,n,ane,iop rreo'silns' ' as.'
a., ~ ..,' 80 u prevent ihs Improvements
-, ,.,,r ..,.s system unle~ ,he W. ,.',s
q CONDUCTED under the bcafa o. , W
NJ y. , wo,s. : having one eject at l, ..,.
:, !. ,..,ius lAfre number Of s .,''
i'ats vorkmsn from doing SAT- i''"
work. ,...,ee 4,
,,s matter We viii leave. foe me ~, ~.
IA. 70 The lawyers and The courts 'a'
m. only dispute In the case appears 20
h. an Inc surface. % to whether .nc
,as.t,n,sndent Of waisfvorss ana 'ns
,n, engineer shan have direction OF
M wors under the Board. or ~i,hou'
N. Hoard. Of which bosh are meinoe'.'
n IN. board has CONTROL the wofk
mus, b. done BY con,sc,i u no'' |"
WIN b. done by day labor and BY bona
tde residents. -,
Tho beauty Of the contract method
IL exhibited In the litigation over the
yarls,'u conduit, contract Particulars
Of tho decision In the case Will b. FOUND
,l.swherr In this paper. II u Nefy ~
sullar Tho Instructions o. The court
,nads II almost imperative upon TIE
,ufy to hrlns In a verde, tot something
in favor Of The plAin,ln'. Hut tho
amount n-re..sd AGAINST the city i
virtually a victory for the defendant
eefporaiion.
on the evidence presented !, would
nprrar to a iayman up a trec" and
vsichlng closely. that the plaintiffs
vsr. not entitled to recover anything,
hut a. tho court r.cmei TO So the case.
the plaintiffs. n entitled To anything,
ought to have recovered what they
claimed. Ilgt the Jury wefc evidently
10 a quandafY. and the result looks
lne cgmpfomiss decision. which the
plaintiffs vii b. wise TO accept u the
rlu does not determine 10 take the
Ease 10 the court Of appeals. The
'sslest way 10 To settle II a. the jury
ias decided. Yet We believe the city
Would hAv, m excellent ,hano. for a
'ssersal on appeal.
We hops. In view Of The public necea-
lily. fa Immediate improvements In
'ur water supply. and Zoe tho sake Of
he many laborcrr In immediate need
y employment. that tho litigation
rrsns up.n The munlelpalliy will MOI
e long delayed. and that the attempt
o force the city TO do the necdful
Fofk by contract will niFnally fail
anyhow. the longer the matter II dc.
ayed the longer the public and tho Idle
lofkmen will auier.
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common with matter. yet n person. be-
Ing one Intangible. formiess Invisible
nothing like empty space, Yet three Dis
tinct individuals. one Of them having
body. parts and passions--the Son Of
the Father. who sent the third person.
the Holy Ghost. from above after He
returned 10 take Ills place ut the right
hand ~ Codi and modern so-caiici
Christianity makes these thrts separate
entities. who 20 and come ana associate
ard work IN unitv-but one lmmatefial
vacancy whom no living being tan CONF
prrhnnd' " the New Testament II
true. this conception Of Deity " false.
'Niormoniam' holds 10 the New Tcsta-
uant declarations az an exposition OF
Dlvaa realities. and teaches them as
eternal truths"
othor allegations are answered as fol-
inwai
.Narmonism' cvaiis the marital re-
fafiln hv ltH doctrine ~ eternal mar
ringc and H. mnctity na a divine lnst-
tuition. 10 uph0lds the national govern
mont and now has host ot son. "a
,fprilrent 'Mormnns' fighting IT, bait
ne with honor and fcnown. Thorc arc
n1 more patriotic people In the lana
Than the 'Aiormnna' and this they nave
demonstrated IN their entire history,
10 call 'Mnrmonlsn' an exotic, wheh
II IL the only religious system ~ Ain.r..
NNN Indigenous 70 NNN NNANa ". ~
dense Ignorance or stupid denial ~
saif.cvidont fact AZ other denomina-
lions in this country claiming 70 ~
"hfiatinns ore exnilcs. while u alone
originated in form IN the Vniieh
ginfna.
'~rho christian character u 'Mofmon-
Ism ia syrmriinri IN the work ~ inc
seventeen hundred missionaries OUTSIDE
N Utah. who travel without purse ~
scrip, without pay ~ any Nina. ior ine
pure iaVn ~ humanity. prelchinH thilh
In christ. repentance from dgld wuIhl
baptism f1r the remission ~ SINS ann
tho fifi of the Holy Ghost by the nv.
lnr ON of hands 90 the rcreniant I
believer. n De- no menace 70 ahiihln.. /
but error and deception, " cirilf. N.nt /
and traih revealed frun on hifh IN IN,
nineteenth century. " rnhs no ore 9i
ANYTHING already received mat "
vine. hut brings the earnest SOW W.,
nrraanai communion Win ncll ~
,,iyss cefttinty ard tnowledFe " We
t,utffnr heart. ~ bars divine nuihgr.
t,y 1rf tfre0ifthir. biblical truth ono
y. Ia trlrr,ph over 90 opposition, a. SUN
ss ggd uy.s and will rule and relFn on
earth a. In heaven
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and punish him for perjuryf" lte then
twers his own question by eavinR
IMPLY because there Ia too much
ruth in his statements." The people
Of Logan VIII perceive where ne Glands
hin self on the Mormon qucsti,p.
The chlldlshncss OF those INJECTIONS
must be apparent to every rro,, n per.
son who IL reasonably sane. what
good would I, do for any one A. nick a
personal quarrel With the Dr..wto IL r..
rnricd M "a dead duck" ann the
people whom he cndcavorcd 10 Mac In
a false light before tho countr, And
a. Tor punishing him for pert,ry. no
onH has accused him Of that. he ,.as not
under oath when he was har,p.ulns
The people Of the East, ana d. not
nmcnahle 10 any court but thu, M pub.
lc opinion. and the suprem, Judge
whom We shall all meet In ~ great
day Of accounts
We believe that the people ~ t-,,h
should no, do anything By wn, 81 re-.
taiiation or recruitment. asa,,st ,b.
frvcrcnd vllihcrH who have uttered
upon the new anti-"siorrnon.' ,rY.,do.
on the contrary. u they are In need Of
Kind treatment II should no, b. with.
held. Hut az tho same time IN, Nor.
mons" are not required 10 cndot.e their
conduct directly or indirectly. or wei.
come ihem to their homes =, public
Eaiheringr. Lot thcm 10 ,h,lr own
way It is path that has hecn ,ro1
BY many others, and whsr, A.. they
nowl a veil may BE- drawn owl their
ta'e as oblivion already cover their
fame.
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Llf IliESl ALONE.

II seems that the rejection Of Or.
lin as d sptaker az the Logan peace
meeting Is 10 be atill made a matter Of
public discussion. A communication
In the l.ogan Journal from the min.
ister who thought be- was authorized
by the committee Co invite the Dr. 10
speak brings ,he matter again INTO
prominence,
We DO not care about the dispute he
tween HIN ana tho cummlileoi they can
se'ue that among themselves, II the
latter nee III to take further notice Of
H. Hut the preacher disputes the
statement made by a lady Of the com.
mlt'ee' that Dr. lin had mlsrrpre.
scented the people Of Utah while tour.
ins In the East, and he asks oWhy
don't some one tell him ~ 10 his face
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GRATIFYING FAIRNESS.


In this time u misapprehension and
mlaconeoptlon Of Mormon doctrine
Il is pleasant to SEQ fairness towards
our side ~ the question on the part Of
% popular Journal The Literary Digest
flr May ~ contains the following, un-
dor the title oi - Defense Of tho
Mormon Faith" II II timely, and VIII
Do appreciated by tho Latter-day
Saints;
The prosbyterinns have been making
efforts OF late 10 arouse Christian. 70
renewed alarm over the prrlia OF Nor
monism, aud they do not oonfine th.lr
criticism entirely TO pplysamy ana the
relations between civic aud ccclefinH.
teal government IN Utah, They hold
that Mofmonism ~ far worse even than
ID appears upon IT, face; n debhses
God ana Ills son Jesus Christ by ~
marital Tclationi " has no sympathy
with tnio American patrlotismi IL h an
In answer 10 these charges the Dca-
eret Evening News mormon, SAT- Lake
llty1 has this 20 says
'"rho 'mutrrlnuntlo and provocative
conceptions ~ Ood and Ills SOn Jesus
christ In 'Mormonltm are strictly
those contained IA the New Testament
Oad h there declared 10 be the Father
of Jesus christ and ~ an mankind
ITS brethren The Son came from th'
Father ana went back To the futhei
With "A body Of flesh and bones quick
onel by spirit He was the 'hrat-begot
ten among the spirits who were al
the sons Of Cod lie was tho only be
rottcn IN the iiesh. and II called thu
Son of uod and Ut Mary, Al who ar
saved through Him are 20 be- made Tx
Him and like the Father, In whose I'm
age they were created, Jesus being IN
expires Image Of Ills person.
| ''rhe immntrrialisilc notions OF mod
| orn Chnstcndom concerning Deity n,
| only degrade Ood but east Him ovi ;
human conception. They mako Hin
| not ouly unreal and incOmprehcnslblf
but an luipoasihinty, No BODY. N
parts. no passions occupying no spies
Yet onnipresent, having nothing I
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AHulnaido claimed that he
power 10 conclude !. peace ~, "a
HE congress must be- summons -.
heard IN the matter. For int = a.
warmly appiaudci. ns d rairiot y w., ~
sympathlzors 30 this county. -. ~,
representatives. " that cpngrf" -
they have no power but that Afa.',..o
must be- seen. iiut this fcn'ii. a..
retired 10 the mountains. pfe'ul'
FOR MI. health. frequent change = ="
not having had heretofore ihe a'..sa
eject Probably u will BE- n'fi'1f
Tor Den. Otis 10 corner both Arali,.o
and tho consrcra preliminary 20 'he
conclusion 81 peace.
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Elder Elias Kimbaii. who was chap
lain Of the Second Volunteer Engi-
noorA has Just returned from cuba.
In rogard to the rumora about General
uoinoz ana tho discomfort among the
cuhanu, h. says they heard them but
paid no attention To them, for the
Americans there felt 20 strong that had
any occasion arisen they could easily
have punished any attempt to stir up
strife or bllndshol.
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Tho English are showing their teeth
10 the iioffH and the Htaiwart BURNERS
u the Trnnsvaal arr nrinlng. thfoaing
~ drffnaeH and fnftlfyinE strategic
slate. In the meantime negotiations
proceed fur the ufnp1ani conference ~.
tween President Kruger and the Fiv.
amor Of the British Cape Colony, Cir
Alfred Milnrf iiut while there Z q
probability that the meeting viii -
held, the latest advlcen nfr that the
British authorities ~ the colonial a..
paTinont have announced that the
meeting will not be- permitted. unlefi a.
a condition precedent President Knie.
ger gives assurances that certain rc.
forms Will b. Initiated.
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cARNnGll's ruILosorn,.


Mr. cnnoglr says Dr. wnr ni.,... ,
When rrprrsonind ns saying INV
considered 10 dlHgucefm for , lu
de rich, That was putting NJ KY 70
ON the matter "a little Zoo rtron gi'ul'in
correcting that report NJ &C. IN
made another statement Ublrb n'sw
true that be iH u0i uhiy q. 70
park' Some very rich u.ofl. va u
No said, that although th9y b",..s iffl
~ 10 retire upon they have W.. ll.li'
IN retire to-" They have nd AK, lllle
other sources Of pleasure On o''s,,,.lNllrd
ana In such eases the man a., alill0t
NE millions but the mult..m,i'ii'sal.l os =
IL only "a slave ''lliphairt
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position Of the marriage covenant.
For. correct information IA the only
remedy against that evil. as well a.
against 20 many others that threaten
the social structure.
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Therc 10 more talk ot presenting D,.
hrigFH under u charge of holding md
teaching dnniflnr Inconsistent uiih fhs
doctrine NJ IT, church. what a uraiehsa
blundrf that would bel " Iueh a -,
sentiment and tdh should result. u n
lnfallhly would In the nc1ultiai N ~
accused, ihe verdict w0uN rrs,is an
impression m ihr public mind that liz
lroirHi1ut Episcopal church has rs,,e
clean over 90 br. nugra N th't 4.
what our il1 Impatient friends ds,lrs
~ all means lHt them uretat pr'
lirlgTa Tor that -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

The church has a dagmaiie fam n
asserts certain things as irls. airb "a
tho Incarnation. tho NIwIn birb -
death N Christ fnr 1ur slns ma 49,.
rertlon, ma Hiso Tho rpn0rii fs,p,,' T..
ton uf ihr body ur Pho "nash \,
word, ihu church euHts On ths
purpos' M 1sssriinr 90 surHHnliu,si y.
NFion. especially revealed sh. ~. W,
admit that IN Those matters N. n
"fceklns ile truth" Within No. "a
these Things must be- uresptsI /"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

Salt lake IL TO have ne" ~ sar
paper. The Journal It y to ..cs.
about June LIST a. a purely lo'" In
paper but Independently p'uio,l'l ,ily
politics. II cannot Obtain Wv ,,use
telegraphlc service. but WI Wv "a.
the wired nows from tho mo'n'I III.
pcrs. 1t viii not be rcllsicu' Z ' .a,,
cation. but Intends 10 uphold i'.' No.
dlscountcnance wrons y IN
Daniel. who has been nsrocia''' An.
Utah journalism Tor many years n
protector u the enterprise ana w. w..
gage a competent cous oi -,
Success to you. Mac. and your ''.' -,
may It prove more profitable 'h'h
of IT, predecessors.
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Alberta. Canada, continues 20 attract
homo scckorr, and the many attractions
II posscsses Tor I.altsr-day Saints who
want farms on easy terms Tor labor.
causes great many Inquiries 81 b.
made. The pamphlet Just issued. which
can be obtained free at the Presiding
bishops Office In this city, answers all
those questions
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Worcester Evening Gazette.
There VIII b. general r1neufftnoe
IN the opinion that hertay trials az 10
be- avoided N possible Dr. nf.rrs =
regularly 20 lho Episcopal church md
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