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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27

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CHRISTENSEN TALKS
Cuunly Attorney christensen gave a
compete statement Oh the ACTIONS Oh
we shefl1 ana himseli m inVesugatms
tle case ana stated that ne received me
tlals w behNer anu canon clty, thty
tenosllhs every assistance possible IN
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8oned h,s answ,lrs Az eartain dnos
tIous and his refusol 70 eynia9, maj.
ters oonneetea win his actione non.
WINGED mo mat No iinow so,na,htno
nbout tbo caee ''''''e
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more thar two In tbat o0nTr ana
think there Nere ana tSIns 10 nroha.
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In strongo'e case develone in fo1or ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27
Gold for Europe.

New York, Feb Additional en-
gagements Of gold were made thi1
morning making the total amount to
be shipped today s36OO00O The Ma
tIonal city bank win ship 1880 Geo
lIeIdlebach lcklehcImer & Co.. $1,000 .
600 aud l.a2ard Frerps, 81 100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27
To Paint Alenandra's Portrait

81, Louis, Feb. 27-Miss Anna West
Shaw, a st. Louis artist, has been Civ
en- commission to paint portrait OF
Queen Alexandra, and will soon depart
for London Miss Shaw is a grand
niece Of Benjamin West, one OF the
leading painters OF early America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27

Within the embassy the prince had
AZ his disposal the handsome suite OF
rooms on The llrst floor Here there
was opportunity for q brief rcst from
the constant round Of festivities there
were no fomallties during the morn
ing
WILL NOT VISIT CANADA
Berlin Feb. 81 There is no founda.
ton for the statement cabIed to the
United states from London by n news
agency that Prince Henry Of Prussia
WIN visit Canada before returning 10
Germany.
INVITED 10 VISIT CANADA
Washington, Feb, 21.-prlnce Henry
mas been Invited to visit Canada where
he would be- the guest OF the Dominion
government While the courtesy OF the
invitation "a ully appreciated by Ger.
man officials yet u has been found I'M
possible TO accept the invitation as
every hour OF the princes time up 10
the moment OF his smiling fm Germany
already has been fixed. he will. how
ever be on British soil when he makes
the visit TO Niagara Falls and crosses
to the Canadian side AZ that time the
personal aide dc camp of the governor.
general Of Canada win be present TO ey-
tend the good VIII of the British au-
thOritieR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27
GOVERNMENT AID.

A resolution was introduced by W, ID.
Livingston OF Sanpete 10 the effect
that the most feasible and practicable
aid for Utah from the general govern
ment must be in the form Of either
properly graduated bonus related con-
sistently 10 the magnitude Of the pro-
ject to be aided or when the project IL
promoted solely By bona flde lrigac>rs,
by government loan Of long period
and very low interest 20 such promo
ters II was also urged that Utah con
gressional representatives be urged 10
work for such provisions IN any pro-
posed national legislation upon this
subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Provision for q Permanent Organ
ization Of IrrigatOrs.

At the opening Of this afternoons
session Judge Booth Of the resolutions
committee recommended that a tele.
gram TO the Interstate Irrigation assoc
citation, IN session at Sterling, Colo. be
sent, assuring that gathering that 1t
and the national irrigation congress
have the hearty cooperation OF the
Utah lrrigators, The report was adopt
ed and lelegram GENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27
HERMANN CRITICISED.

Il. =. Ellison introduced q resolution
condemnlng the action OF Commission
or Blnger Hermann IN Withdrawing
certain lands FOR entry In order to
create a forest reserve
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27
FOR PERMANENcY.

O. +. Miller OF salt Lake made a mo"
ton which provided for the appoints
ment of a committee Of nine TO formu-
late a plan and basis for a permanent
irrigation organization In this state.
1t was passed and President Evans
named the following gentlemen 70 con-
,stitutc such committee
\ o. Z. Miller, salt Lake,
Jas. CurfeW, Beaver
Caleb Tanner, Utah
Henry Halverson, NebtI
Henry Marshal Tooele.
]. g. ThOresOn. Cache.
JnO. Pasket, summit
Jas. H. Wilcox, Davis.
w. D. Livingstone, sanpete
MORE REMEDIES.
II. p. Page offered three resolutions,
which were supposed 90 offer some solu-
lion FOR the present irrigation difficult
ties. one OF which was TO adopt the
second foot" system Of water measure
ment.
JUDGE JOHNSON.
Judge Jacob Johnson was requested
20 take The rOstrUm In reply TO state
Engineer Doremus, whose statements
In reference 70 iudic'al decisions and
awards IN Irrigation brought forth a
vigorous protest from Mr. Halverson OF
Weber Judge Johnson said that since
statehood, % his personal knowledge.
10 member OF the judiciary In Utah has
rendered, nor would for moment think
OF rendering, such decision as some
OF those alleged by the distinguished
speaker Of this morning
Judge Johnson gave a very clear ex-
PLANTATION Of the irrigation situation as
related 20 the judicial arm OF The state
government. and his remarks were FREE
QAently approved VI applause,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27
ONE REMEDY,

Mr. Towards resolution was 10 the
effect that where stream is used
wholly in one county It be Incorporated
and controlled by one general board OF
directors and that said board OF direc-
tors be elected by the water-takers
from such stream the water TO be dis
trlbuted under the direction OF one gem
efal watermaster,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-27
LAND nOARp sCOREp.

Peter Clegg's resolution disapproyes
of the policy OF the state land board In
allowing the selection % state lands IN
tracts OF 40 acres on streams ana
springs in the mountain districts, the
selection Of which Is made to suit the
purchaser
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

ger iaa n9rt, naar man bar gjort mo-
get gobt, ba ogIaa at pibe bet, at
ggre fig Ielb til at bet, at madle, be-
regne o9 ~tatfere bet. Mdn bliper
Itrdfs til ct 9obbeltmennelf lie, bporaf
bet enc gaar til Sibe for at iagttage
bet anoet. Der er noget ubDggeligt
peo bette anoet Seq, iom man lite tan
blipe tbit. Sdaindrt man bar bait
en- COB og imut 6slelie eaer bar OPP
fgrt Jig brdbt, - ftrat5 er man Jig
bet bepioit. Man gaur ligeiom itas
big bag Jig IelO eaer peb Sioen al
Jig ielp og tan intet gsre, uoen at
Oobbeltg9ngeren er til Stebe for at
reflettere og regiitrere. madle og oeje.
Man leper, arbeioer og bep9ger Jig
ligefom foran ct Spell, faa at man
uafldbelig ier Jig ielo, imager paa Zig
ielD, npoer fig ielD o9 bebager Jig ielp.
Men, beba9er man fig ielp, faa beba>
ger nan ogiaa fun fig ielo. Menne=
fer bebu9er man lite. 9pem ipnes bel
ON ct Menneite, Der ultib itadr for
Speil? Ou bill maaite iige: ga, men
andre Menneiter Ter bet 10 life. So,
iadm9no gsr be faa. Man fan alorig
BELT oglge, bpem pg bbaO man er; og
5orfangeligbeo, Selogobbeo bsrer til
bet, Der tpoeligt laar igennem, li9ez
iom bet bsrer til bet, Der er Mens
neiter minoit til 8ebag.
Sub er bet bog allerminolt til Be
bag. 9et er, bpao man ger II esns
bonn, / Stjul, og ba bel ogida l Stjul
for fig ielO, = bet er bet, ban bill betdls
aabenbart (Matt. 6, d.
Chr. Battling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

cling bar en- often til Selitab | prins
Osfars Salon og fab ubem9rfet en-
aatfelOonstrog. prinien fggte BAN
en- Stuno meb gjnene, og oa ban fit
gje paa BAN, flyer ban: p5porfor
laoer cling Jig life ie2" Den gdmle
9pmnaitifer foarebe Oa: ,,@oers TOM
geli9e 9pjbeb! Seq Oiloe belft ligeiom
8dftelobnen parme u6en at bem9rz
fes."
Oct Sinbelag er en- getingelie for
ct Snoipios iom for en- Slagts Storz
6eo.
Raur ou taller, od glenn big ielp, og
man bill butte bine Orb. 9aar bu
banoler, ba glenn Dig ielp, og Din Ser
ming Oil %ibutommes -.
Den 5etit pnoer .jeg at tale pOer
for mig ielp. Sg ben itdl lpoe mere
inotr9ngenoe for bper Sang, jeg mes
Der ct par 5orpalterpjne, Der fortpnz
Der lit:
o0atten af, bin Slu6bsrt. = Seq
er 5prbalter ben pg benz"
u. % D Yeter en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07
Sil 6oraarspimoen.
8ertelg | m D.

Sus, ius, 5oraarsbinO,
oper 9ddro og 89rbei
guit paa 6ldmmen / bort Sinh,
LAB bet Tue pad Dor ainb,
9iqien ifal bn b9roe!
Strbg fun ober Gag eg Segl,
fpulm / 5iiteritranbens Sell,
p9r fra @rb paa 69roe!
5lpp, imp, 5oraarspino,
ober 81 % 4gerl
alep meo @ingen 8slgens 9rum,
obp ben | bet Idlte Sfum,
Zig en- Waage Eager!
Orps bin Regn og Dug / 2sn,
faa at Warten fan itad GRIN
efterfom bet bager!
Rbn, MN, 5o%raarspino,
5ugle imaa at Opdle!
Sang, begpnbt / 4gerren,
lsfter fig fra @ren til 9rer,
fDloer Sfopens Sale.
9Dens l1ngoom hitter til
29rteIang og Stalmei'fpil,
@ggens Spaabomstale.
Stprf, itprf, 5oradrsbino!
3sr bber bdn9e 5adrel
REFS pddnp bet iuntne Wob,
unoer Gsfens Rs9 og Sob,
/ 5abrifens 9aarbe!
Speralt enonu bit Yift
ddbne fan en- Spirerift,
6bor bet gror ab Mare.
SAINT, fdnt, 6oraarsbinb!
5anter Itore, Hare,
mobnes unber Solens St9r. -
fplt benz / en- briitig Scr,
jag benz frem / Starel
Stal De gro en- 6oradrsoag,
mdd be fsge 5olfets Gag,
maa be pioe fare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07
llmioOclbarbeo.
(6ra ,,airtelig Sumler".)

Oct er blepet iagt, at ct Wtennelfe
er ifsnnelt, nadr ban lite Deo Jig iagts
taget al andre. .0an er / bpert Sab
oa melt iano; tbi iud mart ban Deo
eIer tror, ban er 0enitanO for IN
ores OpmertIombeb, inbretter ban
Jig berefter, filter bet beoite Ben
foran Og ppnter Jig op, efteri om ban
bebIt tror at tunne tage Jig I'D | be
Zine, Der for gjeblitfet iagttager
6am. Wan faar BAN ba life at ie,
lom ban er, men Iom ban bill gipe Jig
uoleenoe at at bere. Man fadr en-
oaofette" for iig, en-, Der lager an
paa at 6e6dge. og en- FABIAN lager Jig
iom betenot altio ilbe I'D. Wen &oz
letter finoes life alene bldnot apinoer;
ielb gamle M9no fan totettere, og
Der fan life Blot totetteres | en- Bal
ial, men ogiad pad EN- Saleritol, ia,
paa en- YrGpiteitol. gnbper, Der
fiber 5rapper hos be tore, enbper,
Der jaeger efter popularitet bos De
Imaa, er Ell aolette.
Wan tan imiolertio ogiuu bRre i'm
egen Sa9tta9er. Wian bar bd belt
zig / TO YeriOner, bDoraf ben enc be-
tragter og beoemmer ben anoen og
giper aarafter oerefter. S i'm gjerg=
prpoiten bar gorberre BAIT ogiaa ben
Slugs Sagttugelie for gie. SITTER at
ban bar iagt, at man, rlaar nan gioer
noget bort, life mao tiliigte Mennes
tiers RIOS oerfor, tiger ban, at man
beler life mad tiliigte aos al fig ieln
oerfor. o2aO bin penitre Saano life
oiOe, bpao bin 6pjre gpr," tiger ban.
Saainart man er Jig beOioit, at man
cr g~oogerenoe, bar 8elggrenbeoen
tabt noget at i'm @9rbi; ia, ben fan
ao benne 0ej tabe al 0eroi, aloeles
paa famine Maaoe, iom ben efter
8orberres Orb ger bet, naar bet er
andre Wenneifers Hps for @oogeren@
beo, Der %tiliigtes. DE bar optaget
beres 2sn," flyer ban ON benz, Der ~
ger MenneIters 2Gre peb @elgsrenbeo.
giaar man Deb at, at maj gpr bel,
banoler man nemlig lite lGngere umios
oelbart. Oct ggr man fun, naar
o!6jertet lsber at meo en-, og man gis
Der, Ieoet al en- u~mipbelbar Drift, en-
@obbebsz % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Der fommer oper en-, man peb tnap
6porlebes. Den penitre 9aanb peo
life al, bpab ben bsjre 9pr. S9 bet BIZ
iige, at man regner fig life noget till
gooe for bet, bar ingen ielpgobe Jors
nemmelier berpeb. Ndar 0orberre
paa 0ommens Dag BIZ roie benz, Der
/ beres SproeliO gjorbe gobt mob berea
9rsbre (Wiattb. 25), bill be 10 flare, at
bet peb be life at. Sg be peb bet lite,
forbi be beller life piblte bet, oa De
spebe beres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ger. De banblebe blot efter beres
9jertes eobe S~nbfpbelie, aleeles
%umibbelbart, uben at ,,refettere" bers
ODER, iom nan faloer bet, uoen at
BABE 6ornemmelien at at babe gjori
noget fortjenitlist eller prisoarbigt,
Man er lpttelig, naar man iaale.
bes fan blipe | umibbelbarbeb meb.
bpab gobt man tanfer eaer ubfsrer,
/ Men Der er bel faa, Der bar iaa funoi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07
Nra yauosbDcn.
(5ra ,,Wiooersmaalets Senoagsz
blab")

DldD")
Seq git / Dag min l9bpanlige Sur.
Sber en- negen 8dffe neD til ct uot9rs
ret Suno, bbis flaoe Gnsformigbeb
MI peo 0intertio ipnes mig iaa unoerz
Zig / Sl9gt meo bet me- tie at Nutioens
,,Poei Il. Saam9no er Der Stemning
ober bet Qanbi fab = bepares bel!
Mlen Der er iaa liot, iaa uenoelig liot
at bet, Der lsfter, bet, Der egger.
Seq gift meo 9jernen fplot at De
page Snotrpt, jeg bapOe mootaget al
Den iioite BOG, jeg baOOe lett, gift pg
beitrabte mig for at fremtdloe Om>
ri0iet at bet Seq, 8ogen banoleOe
ON = oa meo ct opodgeoe jeg ct Bar
W9no / Sdmtale ct file Stptfe inpe
paa Marten peo Siben al 8ejen. Den
enc = en- butndtfet 9pnoefdrl meb
6julben og Opitopperneie = itob
lanet til en- plop. San bapoe lige
,f9itet" ben efter en- ttlenoebragt Oms
gang. Den dnoen en- 6gi, trigerIt
uoIeenoe Yerion meO Oberit9g pg
LANCE Stepler - itoO ~itpttet til lin
Stot. Sans belt op til 5alIen tnaps
peOe Satte meo 9elte / 5orbinOelie
meo en- Oigtig, bDpenOe Mine lob mig
ane, at ban par 5orualter.
Sans Sorpaltersjne bageoe Jig /
mig. Der 4 noget brutalt, ooerle=
gent / be Zine, og jeg ifpnneOe mart
oeres Sprog:
n6atten at, bin Slubbert! = Seq
er 5orOalter ben og ben."
Seq biIite life. Seq baoer 5orOals
tersaommanoOen, og jeg fit en- Smule
Nisietilbejeligbeb til at briae. Oct er
IaaOan noget meofeot.
Men jeg tan life glemme De 9js
ne -.
Seq ibnes, jeg bar msot Dem iaa tit
Der / 8eroen. O9 5orodlteren er BE
ben mig ct Symbol.
Seq bar for en- 3ib iioen / &irte. Gn
itor Yr9lat talte Itore Orb om &riIts
mes Stamp unOer aoriets M9rte. Sg
nit 8lit biloe life bort fra bet &omz
manoertors, Der prnoeoe ben bej9rs
DGrbige Mdnos glinienoe Siltefjole.
Seq par libt tmritilt, oprigtig TAFT.
Saaoan / nit title Sinh. Wlen nadr
jeg M t9nter efter, bboo bet bar, ban
lagoe, ben tore Manb, ipnes bet mig,
jeg 6prer min &ritit Be paret meo bis=
ie Orb:
n9atten al, min fife Ben! = Seq
er proOit ben og oen."
Sg langs meo ben itepeoe 2anoebej
bar be Itaaet - 5orpaltere / Mdsie>
bis. De bar talt ON be ,,gobe Ga
GER, om 5ibens b~r9uoenbe Spsrgss
maal, ON aft bet, intet f%riitent Men=
neife bsr gaa uoenom. Sg beres Orf
bar ipntes faa ianbe pg tonne. Men
Der bar noget al bette.
o0atten at, bsjitarebe! - Seq er
Sagforf9mper ben og ben."
Og iaa gift jes forbi uoen at bill
fe. =
Mon life bet er en- Sibens Sfopdnt.
at 5orpalternbtterne er fore iblanbt
os. ut Ri er iaa tilbsjelige til at laOt
tjeneosi Stebet for pir=
telig ielp at eneS agen. @i pil
ale gerne OPP paa pirbeitalen, fren
Jor9runben, og 10 fire Sagern, or
en- 9ib, oes itprre bliper miittert 5il-
bejeligbeoen.
Men faa er Der 0runb til at bore
pagtiomme. Stabig at minbe os ielr
ON, at Ri er fommen til 0erben for a
tjene, life for at labe os tiene.
Seq buffer ct 5r9f al g. $. 9ings
Glib. Oct er f~crtalt at 9estoip / Der
| ppperlise 5ortale til 2ines @arter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

ut belbrebc en- GOrijOlelie ! cen 9as..
Brig @arner's White Wine Of Tar
Syrup, bet beoite Soitemibbef paa Sorben.
Is % 30 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07
in0er

Sea pfI icnbe irit. t~iniaemeo inIbitGnbig 8ruqsana
bisnina, en- Sci al bette iimple Susniooel mob Suio=
fob, llolet, Mooereus 5orlptning % 6aloen, mans
9eliulO eler imerteinlo NaaneosHoo, Snloer eaer
be, lgben6e Sinerre | 9n lraoeil, @ngo9ri % aqe Slaes
G5inocipaDOmme til en9pcr, ioni ienocr mig iinaoresie.
GiJbre, bois 9gtre or iple, ptl leg Gtue .Seifeo ON ct
a3ot Susmiboci. Suis man gnifer at fortirtte bers
ms, fniter bet Inn tolD Gents ON ll9en at blipe fulos
itsnois b~elbreoet. Sea pnter lite at iGlse no9et.
JortGl anbre Nioenoe bes0m = bet CT alt, boao 1e9 bez
girrer. Nbr.:~
Wrs. ~. eummers, Bog 25l goire Dame, Sub.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23
a WORD TO YOUNG MEN.
BY DIR. II. X. HINDE.

.Joshna is the leading figure in
our Sunday School lessons for oct.
ODER.
In contrast with his predecessor,
Moses, he does not appear as a
very great man. No man could
appear to advantage in such Il com
parison. There has never been
but one Moses. All the ages have
never produced another so many
sided and symmetrical in character
as the leader of the Israelitcs thru
their forty years wanderings. No
other man in the history of man
kind has combined in the same de-
gree the elements of religious
teacher, lawyer, general, and writ
er us did Moses. And added to all
these, or rather as Il composite of
all these, was Il personal character
the most eXalted-courageous, yet
patient and meek; thoroly human,
and yet majestic in his intimate
companionship with the Almighty.
There is but one other man that we
evar think of standing up in com
parison by the side Of Moses; and
that man, of course, is Paul. |
have sometimes hcSitatcl in saying
which of the two is the greater
man. But most Christians, TAX
ing into account the age, and cir
cumstancs in which he lived, will
be inclined, doubtless, to give the
palm to the Old Testament hero.
To have been forced into the
position Of successor to such Il man
must have been II trying ordeal to
Joshua, And yet this "Son of
Num-" born in Egyptian slavery,
and coming unheralded, steps up
on the stage without hesitation or
embarrassment. While he was not
in the line of hereditary succession
from Moses, he was an Ephraimite
and had in his veins the blood of
Joseph. He did not however as
sumo his exalted leadership by vir-
tue of heredity or by mans APP
pointment. God buries his work
man, but carries on His work.
Joshua was Gods man for the
place, and was prepared man,
Coming to this exalted and re-
sponsible position without his own
seeking, and by divine appoint
ment, he did not hesitate for Il mo-
ment to take up the work where
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23
A FOOL TRICK.
A Young Lady Pays the
Penalty With Her Life.

Parsons, Kan. Oct. ia sad
tragedy occurred at the home of
j. p. Short last night which re-
suited in the death of Miss Iella
Short, who had been visiting in
the city from st. Joseph, for the
past five months. The family con
sists of father, mother two sons,
and a daughter, and the young
people had been passing the even
ing with music together with Il. G..
Heltzell, the well-known must
clan. Frank Short, the son, and
cousin of Zella, first snapped Il
revolver from which both he and
Mr.. Heltzell to whom the pistol be-
longed, thought they had taken
the cartridges, at his sister. Miss
Short screamed and ran attract
ing Zella's attention. She
turned from the piano, on which
she had been playing, and us she
did so, Frank snapped the revol-
YER at her. This time it was dis
charged, the ball entering her
body Il little below and in front of
the left shoulder 1t ranged down
ward and backward, causing her
death in about two hours. Frank
Short is "A years old and molder
in the Katy foundry. He is dis
tracted over his fool trick, and says
he has heard of and read Of such
accidents frequently, and he can
not see why he did such thing.
The young people were practicing
church choir music under Mr..
Heltzell, who is their leader.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23
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