The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-05-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Southern Utah May 10. The parry
consists of President Lorenzo snow
Mrs. MINI D. SNOW, Lc Koi G. snow
President Joseph q. smith aud VIC
APOSTLE Franklin D. Richards aud wii'
lad Others.
one Of thcmo,t success, ful conferences
ever held In Sew Iculand was held AZ
Java. rologa hay. April Il, - s. v
lsJl Hundreds Of our dark sldnnen
brethren aud sisters. under the gn'u'
tucc Of the faithful elders, united in
their efforts In making everything
pass of smoothly aud pleasingly be-
fore Cod
4 conference NJ the Mutual Improve
mcnt associations Of Utah county was
held In the Stake tabernacle at Provo
sunday, May 49, 4 large delegation
~ member, from towns throughout
the county were present Congress
mnn - II. Roberts was one Of the
speakers and among other thing said'
The position of the l.attcr-day saints
to the peace movement Ia Identical with
/ the wish Of the ear our mission II
one OF peace 10 all men and we should
l do all we can to spread the wings oi
peace overall peoples; but with all this
| Il the car aud the othcrsdo what they
say, will there be pcnce' Not much'
There will bc time when the shield
will be done away with, but the Lord
has prophcsicd that the time will come
when the arms Of all nations will clash
aud there will be universal war. And
IL will come. Peace will follow, but
it, time Is not yet
Elder Ilirini whaangn, noted
Maori chief In days Of yore, returned
from a mission to New Zealand last
week. In 1894 the drst natives from
New Zealand, headed 10y Elder
whaanga cmirrutcd to Utah, aud up
On their arrival Ia Salt Lake City re-
seiyed royal welcome from elders who
had associated with them In Moridom.
In January. isps, Mr. Whaanga re-.
seivcd call from the first presidency
10 visit his native land as missionary,
aud though seventy year, OF age, the
venerable chief chccrfully responded
lie left Salt Lake March o. In company
with Elder Ezra 4. Stevenson and
others. llirini Whaanga II a descend
ant OF a long line Of Rangatira's or
Maori kings, aud In his younger DAYS
was renowned for his bravey aud Prov
ess on the battlefield. The noblesi
blood OF Polynesinn rulers hows la his
veins, and lac has no difficulty In trac'
ing back his gencalogy five hundred
years. when his ancestors first landed
In New Zealand.
At the Salt Lake Tabernacle SUNDAY
afternoon last. Elder c. W. renro-
spoke OF the coming peace conference
lie said In part: IAN the Christina
denominations have some truth il
them, and the errors they have In then
have come from men aud from devils
= evil spirits. Some OF the doctrine
which are thought 10 bc Christian ar
p the most horrible In their conception
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" hlay their fellows III every Nnrls'l"
\. sect there Is Jealousy and dissensio
and contention. How can that while
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against itselt promote UNITY ana pea'
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d the Latter.day Saints 20 forth TO Il
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4, as they do7 No. nut the fresoyterla
I" and the Baptists and the Methods
Ie and other denominations rose again
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