Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-19

q printers error, as they are OF ano s,na
form, unlike those on the prtoeo,eie
page. and may be taken as an eAauln ,,s
Of the statement that amy lWo i0' ~
will do" In these Illustrators w
letters seemed 10 be drawn with pen
and are a mixture of script ana pe,u
liar forms, and unlike any ~ INC Iesodt
lar fonts Of tyne used IN the printed
matter. No part OF the cipher STORY
Is embodied IN the script or pen ltl'rls
on these pages. whether or not the
changing Of the lines was dont pui
posely. The grouping Of the ltalio let
ters from the regular fonts ~ cousvo-
utlye as the printed lines stand 'the
wrong makeup causing 40 break III WV
connected narration There are many
yelled" statements throughout the
'Bl-llieral Cypher' such as are notgu
in Edward Second and in Burton. 10
the decipherer they have a meanihg'
indicating what to look for ana Whtle
TO find that which Is necessary ior cor
rect and completed work. as wen az
10 guard against errors ana INCORRECT
translation
Nv researches among the old books
I'm the British museum the past season
have borne rich fruit, for there We're
found the earlier cipher Wrilli'BS
Shepheards Calendar which appeared
ANONYMOUSLY In 1879 contains ING
| first and disclOses the signlilcation OF
the mysterious initials n. n ana tNe
identity OF this person with the author
of the work. The cipher narrative pe-
| gins thus &c *. will be found to ne
nothing less thon the letters Signify
| ing the future sovereign or England
King In the event OF DEAN
| of Her Mai who bore IN hopoTaple
wedock. Robert now known as some
| 10 Walter Deyereaux, as well as MN
| who now speaketh to the unknown AID
| ant decypherer We, the ED"
| est borne should by divine right OF a
| law OF God, and made binding on man
inherit scepter and throne
| We devised two cyphers now used ior
| the first time for this said history as
safe. clear and undecipherable, whist
! containing the keys in each which open
! The most important, TIL
| decypherer find prepared or readily
| discovered alphabet. Il seemeth TO us
| almost impossible, save by divine gut
| and heavenly instinct, that he should
be able TO read what Is thus revealed
Following Shepherds Calender the
works between 1919 and 1890 so far de-
| clphered (but as yet unnubllshedl are
| Arrangement OF Paris 1854.
MIrrour OF Modesto, 1854
Panetomachia, 1886.
Treatise OF Melancholy, 1886, Two
| editions OF this were issued the same
year with differing Italics, The hrst
| ands with an Incomplete cipher word
which is completed in the second for
! the continued narration. thus making
| evident winch was first published, un-
| less they were published at the same
| time.
Euphues. 1857 Morando, 1887. These
two also Join together, with an incom-
| plete word at the end Of the first md
ing It's completion In the commence
ment Of the cipher In the second zoo
Perimedes the Blacksmith, lbSS'
| Pandosto, 1888, These two also JOIN
| together, =,
Spanish Masquerade, 1859. Two edi-
tions Of this work bear date the same
| year. but have different ltaiclsing' III
| one edition the cipher story is com
| plete closing with the signature TT.
| Prince In the other the story Is NOT
complete, the book ending with an IN
| complete cipher word, the remainder OIL
| which win be found In some work near
| that date which has not yet been IN
| dicated and deoiphered
These, while not all the WORKS IN
which cipher will be found between the
Years 1879 and 1890 Enthusiastically con-
meet the earlier writings with those OF
later date than 1880, which have Deen
declphered--as published In the 'bi-
literal Cypher'-so that we know that
the cipher writings We're being contin-
uously nfoIded in Bacon's works, from
the first TO the last Of his literary pro-
| ductions
ELIZABETH WELLS GALLUP.