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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-14
Horrible Pies.
Newport News Times-Herald.

Newport News Times-Herald.
There has been great deal written
recently on the growth of the pie habit
in this country. The Richm md Dispatch
says that a scientist recently took sew
eral pies, which on analysis were found
to contain the spores OF anaerobic, non
pathogenic bacillus batyrlcus, and also
the spores of bacillus mesentricus vul-
ga.tus and staphylococus albus of at
least two different kinds, both of them
non-Iiquefying and on-pathogenic: But
this is not all. Worse STILL there was
isolated from one of the tupenny pies
a bacillus which in morphological re-
spa ets, resemhled the exero lis, or pseudo
diphtheria bacillus"
A Rittenhouse Square little girl asked
her mother the other day If she really
thought Heaven was quite fashionable
place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-14
Origin of a Famous Song.

room All because. he was born in Nor
wich."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-14

FL inch Satin Lumineaux in black,
white, cream, tan, reseda, pink, light
blue, old rose, cardinal, guaranteed all
silk, wear warranted, usual price SIC
o5 yard, for Monday at. ....VI%
Is inch all silk Crepe de Chene in
black, white, and colors. i A heavy
quality with high finished SURFACE, the
regular $I.25 yard quality at 27H
for this sale. .................
10 pieces Metallic printed Velvet
Waistings, in black and colored grounds
with dot and figured designs 7SH
at a yard. ........ ..........lOY
IS pieces of India Silk, large range
of solid colors, including black, white,
cream; The quality sold atsoc No
a yard, now at...: ......r.@ R%T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-14
Sheets and Pillow Cases

All of our Sheets and Pillow Cases
are hand torn ironed and hemmed
ready for use.
8Ixoo Full sized Sheets at each. .47c
42X36 Pillow cases to match, each. .09c
8IXoo HemStitched Sheets ...... .63c
42X36 Hemsti.ched Pillow Cases to
match, EACH. lie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

neitelio, bapoe man n9ppe 5dnterne
benpenote pad dnoet. ifsnt Sorgen gges
oes PED ogfaa at oioe, at mango 9nr
matte labes tilbdge | 2uerne. 5or
9adrbeier Climb br9nbte iaalebes en-
Seit, en- 5nr, SIS Salpe % %piitnof
ca. 20 Spin. 5or @daroeier Rielien
inpebr9note ca. 400 Stir. 5jertr9.
Oct er telegraiif meboelt, at alt Snoz
beet pad De n9pnte 9adroe br9note,
% Der er gaaet for ca. 10000 aroner
9esere tabt. 9lt par bog dsiureret,
be neobranbte Saarbe = iom meooelt
- ligelebes.
Salt aniIaues granoifaoen til ca.
10000 ar. Sperdlt / 4mtets Ggne
taller maj ON ben iergelige grano, og
ubtdlelierne idmler fig ON Spprgss
maalet: 5porleOss opitoo Slpen2
Sa, oberfor bette Spsrgsmaal Biz
Der man pit for iteoie ct fpIOeitgerenbe
Spar ifnIoig. 4~lminoeligpis anta9es
bet, at ben enc al De inoebrGnote aarle
Riels Rielien, bar lagt i'm pibe fra
fig, uoen at pauie. ON Sloen ioen par
Iluttet, eIer mdaite bar ban rsget 5o<
BAT efter at bore gaaet | Seng. adrz
len blep nemlig oeo gaebetioen Jet
ubenfor 0aaroens Bort, rpeenoe pda
i'm pibe. 8ager 6aniens Sen. Der,
ienere %opbageoe Sloen fra adrlefams
meret, tom forbi % opfororeoe Rielz
len til al eaa meo en- Sur, men 8drs
len ipdreoe. at ban before piloe 9oa
til Ro, % at De Der n9Dnte Smlt9ns
oidbeoer ubleper maj bemelbte 5orz
tldring til Sloens Optomit. 0et tan
tilfsies, at 9olitiet peo bet ufbolote
Forher life er tommet til afoigenoe
Slutninger.
Sngebusl9gen uotalte. at 0daroz
eier Climb er msget LENT angreben. Om
S1soommens 5orIsb fan bog intet
beftemt f~oruoiiges; bog er Der neppe
5dre for bans 9ip. Climbs Ssn o9
q~leieoatter er beege ubenfor 5are.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

De rusfifte Ganbm9nb.
On balb Snes rusfiIfe Gobsejere,
2anbbrussrebattsrer og aonIulsnter,
Der er anfomne til asbenbapn unber
2ebelie at Gormanben for bet norblige
frie etonomiite Selitab / ct. peterss
borg. bar fornblis paabespnot en-
Runbrejie | Oanmart unber 2eoelie
at Suititsraab 5riis. Sslffabet bar
befsst 5reberitsbors Slot os ggnens
2anbmenb pg foretdset en- asretur til
Srebensbors Slot. paa 0ejen be-
iaas 9usmanbsbrug, en- ap9gaDlss
forening. ct Mejeri os en- 3ulmile.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

2unben9s 2aregaarb.
9amorup, ben 16. SUM. proprietar
Niels Hielfen til 2unbenas pr. Sfiern
bar unber Days Dato iolst be TO Sres
biebele at 5ifteriet beb 2%unoenas
2aregaarb / Stjern 2la til Operasfis
itent 81. peterien, Oireftsr for 0am>
brup 5iiterifelitab, os 5irmaet s.
&l~epenbuien &c SO. / Bremen. 9ebes
ium 1896 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

tsrarbeioe bar 8ileobugger 9Iseaaro
uofsrt.
Som aonouttsrer neo 9ibliotefets
Spfprelie bar pirtet: 4rtitetterne
0arilo og 0ier.
gpgningen bar toitet ca. 272,000
&r., Snnentaret ca. $4,000 &r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

prefteiubiteum. poftor
Sic. teol. 81. 5anien bolbt forleben
Dag fit % gars Subileum iom Soss
nspreit / 9itrup og 5iabitrup. S ben
@nlebnins bapbs poitoren inobubt
fine SognefoIt til Set i ben fore,
imutte preItesaarbsbape. On 5ore
mibbasen inbfanbt Der fig / preites
saarben en- 0eputation fra Sognene
os oDerrutte p-piten ct @ulour og en-
/ Ruslaber imutt i~nbbunben 4bresie.
Stambusbeiibber Msaer til 2ftrup<
saarb ferte Srbst paa Oeputationsns
9sgne oe braete praIten en- bjertelig
5at for bans Qrbsjoe / be ipunbne %
Qdr.
Deb 5eiten blso Der bolbt 5oler af
propft Stou fra Spinoinge og Su<
bilarens SDiserisn, paitor 9of@
meber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

De neblibenbe pua M a r.
tinique. apmiteen for Snbiams
ling til be nsolibenbe paa Martinique
bar ialt mobtaset 1887 Jr. SO st.
nj bette 9elsb bar Store Norbiffe 1es
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02
SpnoeriDaano.

Hneu bpisninger 6orleoen
mobtoa QftGgtsmdnb 6ans Subj al
Mengs9aaro o9 bans Sen, Jon ri
eier @%oarbsn, Gbriitian Subj, Grors
al Qmtsforitanber 9alentiner / 5prs
"trip til at forlaoe beres 9iem inoen
8 0aqe. 8aarbejer Gbriitian Subj er
Gift meb en- Batter al Is. 5innemann
/ 5aarning. 6ans Subj, en- Uldno
paa go 4ar, bar / lin 5io opteret, men
dlbrig gjort grug at i'm Sptionsret.
De ubpilte bar life mootdget lloDiss
%ninesorbren ftriftli9; men be par fors
leben talbte til 4mtsforitanoeren. Der
optog en- grotOfol, boori BET beooer, at
ban efter 9anoradoens Orore munots
fig bar gipet Dem Orore til at bare
uoe al Qanoet inoen 8 0aee, forbi be
life iom / i'm lib befalet babe dniegt
ON Observation-Disclosures.
5rafaIben 5iltaIe. Def
bill, ftrioer ,,9eimoal", minoes, at
Msner 5. 5ausbel. granoerup Msae,
/ Sanuor Maoneo blep arreiteret og
fsrt til 5pftluno og fsrit efter Here
Ooges 5orlsb lsslaot mob aaution.
Som 8runb dngapes nosle 9etselanz
liggenber. Der blep itrdts at 6olt,
ION fenbte Sagen, b9poet, at 2lntIas
gen bar ubegrunoet, og bette bar MI
fadet ben bebit mulige Staof9itelie,
ioet Stdtsaouotaten bar meooelt, at
Sagen efter enot llnberiegelie er
itanoIet. Der bliner life en- Sang
Retsforbanbling. Saa lot bar dltfaa
bet 0runbtag, paa bpiltet Qntlagen
bar rejit, og uo fra bbiltet man CAB
en- olore, boIat Wanb en- gebanolin9.
Der pafte 9eltagelie / pioe 9rebIe.
Oemte Senberinber 5lenss
borg, ben 9. SUM-. Sire 5iItere fra
ben lile q Qars Deb 6aberslep Gjorbs
Munbing fob / Dag for 2dnbretten
t%iltalte for osroo llorben" og for ben
enes gebtommenbe tinige for formers
melig gtring mob @algforitanoeren
paa Qdrs peb Rigsoagspalget ben 8.
Darts b. u. 5iltalen LIB oprinbelis
paa gruo paa 9usfreben, 3pang mob
Mpnbigbeber, grop 1orben og 5ors
narmelfe mob 9alebeitpreIien. Deb
ben / Dag afiuste Dom bIep ben en-.
bsmt 10 0ages Qrreit og 10 9oges
5angiel, 2 bper en- gsbe paa 80 Wart.
mebens cen blep fritenbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02
Sinaa Meooelelier.

SENT il paae t Of / E m
uaer. 99rten pdd 9~alunoborg So
tel opbageoe forleben Rdt, at Der par
noget pda 59rbe inoe / 9otelets SPIT
ietammer, og til i'm tore Operrafelie
Iaa ban. at bet bar en- pige, iom par
fpmmen / 5isneite paa !6oteaet til
Maj. men iom ban efter nOgle faa
Oages 5orleb baboe let Zig neoiaget
til at bortpiie, foroi bun baOoe til
penbt fla nogle Orifteoarer.
pigen bar | be iioite fem Tiger bolot
Zig ftjult paa 6oteQets Colt og Iopet
Der ON Rotten, uoen at noeen bar bait
Qnelie berom. 5poen bar bun fact
peb ON Hatten. raar aft a roli9t
pad SoteGet, at trDbe inb gennem
ginbuet til Spiietammeret os foripne
fig Der.
SUN iaa farlig uo, oa bun blsD fert
frem for Dagens ems; bun bar bpers
fen p9ret paifet eller rebt | bisie fem
Tiger. Joretsbig er bun anbra9t /
4rreiten os bliDer bel MI ienbt til
Jons, bpor benbes 5aber, Der er
Stibsfsrer, bor. 3iblisere bar bun
faret til Sss ION aabptsjOmfru.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

legraffelifab bibraget 10000 5fdlles'
Tom at Selitabet blep operienot til 8oS
loniminiIteren / garis.
Reiten. 1857 5r. SO ST., er blepsrl
inobetalt til ben frantic Minilter ).
u, ). Susisronb til g%obbeosfulo 9t'
oereforienbelie.
aomiteen bringer ale giordgDoerrs
i'm gentagne Sat.
6unoe q. 9ogenie, ben 19.
SUM-. 9iget al bet enc al De meo aut'
teren Dur" foruIptteoe TO W%enneiter,
nemIie 5ppograf 9erluf Gbriitenlen,
er / 4ftes ST. 81 funoet al en- Sitter
ca. 1000 4len fra bet Steb, bpor
gaaben er I~unten, og fun ct Bar guns
orebe qlen fra 5laoitrdno, hpor ben
f~orulDtteoe bdooe funnel bunoe.
grenbt @aarb. 8inoerup,
ben II. SUM-. 9aaroeier Riels gtors
teniens Gienoom / ggebierg, Sling
Soen, er / Gftermiobag fuloitenoi9
neobranot. Sloen er %Opitudet pto ct
Barns Geo meo 59noititter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02
9uSmi0oe(for Ruinoer

Sea ptI ienoe frit, t~iliaemeb fulbtrnbie gruasons
hob. ublet, Woberens s5orIntning pa aalben, man
gslfulo euer tmerteinlb Maaneosfo6. Bplber ener
be, lg6enoe Smerre | RDsraoen, 8papGrf o. aue Siaas
Apinoeipgbonme, til enbuer, ion ien6er mig iingoresfe.
Wsote, hois 5etre er ipge, pil lea glue Befeb ON Fl
8oot pnsmlooel. puts man pniffr at ~furtfriie bers
rneo, foiter bet fun folu Gents ON lisen at bIine fuio.
ttauoig teIbreoet. seq gnfer life at i9lae noaet.
bortGl andre EioeHoe besom = bet er alt, bpat jea be-
glrrer. Nbr.:A
Nrs. n. Sasamsrs. Bog 81 . Retire 9aHs. 3ns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

0uIbbrpIIup. 6usmdn
Riels Slfen ps 6uitru peb 2inoe
ffopen feirebe ben %. bs. oeres Sub
brptup. 9ulobrubgommen, Der er e
Iittis os Itrabfom Manb. er 9stera'
fra 5redarsfelttoset 1880.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

en- % bzg ptle, tilbsrenbe en-
G%nflebanbler / @renaa. patte forleben
flor Opfigt pg Rsre, i9rlig blanbt
@renaa gps unsoom, ba ben iuttes
/ @anbet og .tsrte" iaaDel op oo
Qaen fom ub paa !6apet. Den er fuz
briferet iom en- 5anoem, ben bpiler
pad 2 9anbitier og bripes frem at ct
6jul / g%asitapnen. Joruben til De
to .,gntlifter" er Der pluos til en-
pdsidser foran Gpflsn. Opfinoelfen
itplbes en- 5abrifunt / @arbe, os ben
Grenaa gbtlebdnbler. Der er Jors
banbfer, agter at labe ben fomme ober
pda Sserne | &sbenbaon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

On baarIis SamDittiss
beb. 4mtsforftunber @%alentiner, en-
at O%anffbeoens parite SLENDER Spb
for @r9nien = bet bar 81. q. BAN,
Der fit 5innemann ubpiit - bearebe
forleoen aoloins meb lit gsfss.
3 bet iibite gjeblit, oa amtsfors
ftanbsrsn pr. @ogn bilbs tsre bjem,
Hf ban Mebbelslis ON, at nosle unse
Wsnneifer bapbe beiluttet at interpret
lere bam ON bans Sitting til 1opiss
ninserne. y
Sefpfe1gslis bar bette fun en- Spsg,
men bet bapbe bog ben 0irtnins poa
ben ellers fdd tdpre Mmtsforitanber.
at ban after lob fpanbe fra og f9tte
9osnen inb | ct 9otel. Jsrt betfet
at Hattens Mulm og Msrte turbe
ban after liite fig oper @r9nfen.
Scr orfietis meb Benz
gn ung pige, Der tiente pda ct
Sotel | aolbins, blep forleben nemt
, forbr9nbt paa Sanoerne beb at Dabs
He 5anbffer | Benign uoen at tase zig
Ii Mgt for, at Der Tom Slb til ben fars
lige 01bife, Der ftrats ~efsploberebe.
Der git aolobranb | Saarene. og
man frpstebe paa Snsebuiet at futile
amputere besge Sanber.
Dette er bog unbgaaet efter en- me-
get fmertefulo Operation, bporpeb bet
angrebne asb Iissfrem blep ffrabet
bort. Der ffal MI at ben unse pises
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

Ben uoif9res tiliparenoe Stntfer aeo,
Der legges paa 99noer Oe Grme og
brinaes til at potse iammen.
Som man Ter, en- badrot itrdfet
5dntelesbeb, Der maner til 5oriigtigz
BED / lianenoe 5ilf9lbe.
en- 9runoloDsfef uoen
9 piritus. 5 aornum peo asgz
Itsr bolbtes en- 9runolopsfeit. peo
bpilten Der life ubIt9ntebes Spiritus.
Oesuagtet = eqer madite netop oers
for : Iamlebe Soften ca. 5000 Dell
tdsere, og bleb altiaa en- al be ~itsrite,
Der blep bolot | noeen 2dnbsbp. 5ols
tetinesmenbene apiit os Nielienz
9ren, pdItor gierre, Sors, og 9eiz
foleforitanber Rielien : Spinnin9,
6doiten, talte.
Gn 9runbloosfeit meb Spiritusubz
Itantning, Tom iamtibis bolbtes /
9sgitpr, fun 8 5ieroingoei oerfra,
tdlte : meboeler ..0ori. 5oltebl." =
fun meget fda 0eltd9ere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-04

! pure, lovely daughters. but so many
many worldly communities be- For
pure women are stlll sufficiently numer-
Gus to excite no wonder But what
Mormon" wives and mothers should
thank heaven for every hour Of their
lives, Is for the noble, unblemIshed
men who are their sons and fathers.
Do you know that7
And so on and on.
There Is a flourishing Relief Society
In HUI and one In Grimsly; and they
were so glad TO sc sister from
Utah. And they listened with
such Intense interest 10 the
history Of this Oldest womans organ
ization. And they sent such loving
greetings TO Aunt Bathsheba, about
whom they were told, as the only liy-
Ing charter member Of the original or
ganizatlon. And they long 10 receive
and read the Exponent, and some OF
them had read IL already with pleasure
and profit.
Then the modest beginning OF Y. l..
NJ. /. A. In London was visited and en-
couraged. And they have the Journal
and are following the Guide.
Then no FOR Leicester and peep In
10 the wealthy home Of a typical Eng
ilsh gentleman. Kindness is the law
and the gospel Of this happy home on
London road
Then on TO Liverpool, and up TO dirty,
old, noisy, historical, rotten, tumble
down yet revered old A. Islington
The halls. the roads, the stairs were
packed with Elders and Saints, and |
sought temporary refuge with dear
Sister Lyman who was to be my tray
cling companion on the sea.
President Lyman was omniscent as
usual And every kindness was pro-
vlded for the lovely traveller. But new
or lonely when with the Saints And az
last, the cab. the docks, the ship and
"heaye no. my boys heave no. Amer
tea is for Us the land OF the free and
the home Of the brave" Goodhy old
England. cold wet. but beautiful and
gracious beyond compare. Fare thee
well. ID forever. fare thee well
y. y. Before the siansture) Don't
come on shipboard. if you're a woman,
without warm clothes enough o. make
You comfortable IN Greenland a shawl
isn't heavy enough for q sea rug while
a hot water bag Is a positive comfort
TO the knees and hands on deck and %
the feet in a cold berth.
We are nearing American shores and
an the bottled up enthusiasm so long
held down while in foreign lands IL
ready 20 bubble up into speech or song.
THE land OF the free" sings one fine
male quartet IL the second cabin, the
home OF the brave"
sUsA YOUNG GATES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-04
rnnIlnnnn

settled the bill Of King Benparmassia
VI MOlucca.
The English-made gods cost any sum
from $3.50 10 $1,000.
In the valley OF the Mombas there Is
IN every village what rs called a sacred
house which contains, among grew
some objects, many priceless treasures,
though fearfully ugly things in the way
o. idols. The natives call them "Mluu.
EI,' and they consist Of human heads
la'tened on pole. with precious stones
ana gold and silver bars or plates in
gcniOusly inserted I'm the face, figures
If Hons and alligators of the most out
iageous description but nevertheless
made OF gold and smotherad in precious
stones, and knuckle bones Of various
animals incasod In glittering frames
composed OF diamonds Most of these
fetishes are made to order in Birming-
ham, England, which city has sent to
the east African Congo. GabOon and
other tribes hundreds OF IDOLS
There are hundreds Of gods wor.
SHIPPED by savages, there being at least
one for every conceivable happening
known to humanity and they range in
size from one inch TO 100 feet high.
The strangest god of all is "Kisuka."
Who Is the terror and the love at the
same time Of the Gaboou blacks. He
locks like an ordinary scarecrow, judg-
ing by the quantity of feathers and old
rags with which the body Is dressed
up AS a matter Of fact. however, the
great god, which stands some nine feet
high, is made-principall In Mines,
France--out OF solid cobbles of gh1,
and though the carving takes hideous
lines yet 1t is 50 beautifully done as to
warrant the bin coming to. as rule.
$1,000 The traders are paid with ivory
enormous tusks Weighing from 100
70 200 pounds, and fetching in the
Wholesale market from $3.50 to $3.50
hundred weight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-04

You have heard all about how King
Edward and his wife were crowned
down TO the mlnuiest detail The
telegraph has been loaded with inior-
nation as to who arrived first In the
Abbey. the color and shape Of every
coach. the bejeweled men and women
who sat inside the coaches and the re-
splendent gentlemen with calves who
sat outside the coaches. And TINS
screed does not purport TO add any
more information OF that character
But there are some things you don
know: YOU don't know how the Utah
Londoners got 10 the scene OF action,
nor what they thought Of II all when
they aid get there. So by your leave,
fair pentles. permit me 10 bark back
10 courtly times and courtly phrases
for this once. / will acquant you with
these matters in good round American
terms. and OF the worth and interest
thereof YOU shall Judge for yourselves
Everybody said there would be
most tremendous crush. And as every
body thought this. almost everybody
went off into the country to AVOID the
crush. ~
Hut there was a crush all right AZ "
Farlelgh Road: President Lyman came
down from Liverpool TO see the CORONA
tion. And all Of the Is or is Elders IN
Tho I.ondon conference gathered IN lot
the same laudable purpose. sister EN-
ma Ramsey. the golden-voiced must
clan came up from Paris to meet her
brother, who has left his position IN
chicago 10 spend the next year
or two IN Paris with his sister. put
more Of theae two anon. Then thete
were from fifteen 10 twenty ne"lE a
rived Elders from utah, ana thes 1870. VIZ,
house itself gave very, very BUSY
beehive sort Of aa appearance 10 me
rooms and packed hall at Farie'sh
II was decided that the rank ana
Ale" that Is ali the young sna ae'Ns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-04

ones, should leave the house at 4
o'clock in the morning In order TO Sc
cure good standing seats"
And they did, taking the subter-
ranean railroad they arrived at the
Mall and Just opposite the palace at
good daybreak They were about the
first corners and they sat on the grass
and tested and laughed as only young
people innocent, gay, care-free young
people can do.
Then when the crowd began TO
gather. they elected to string out in
one long, unbroken line on the very
front row. And they kept their places,
FOO FOR six long hours All except
one good -natured brother, whose mo-
mentary stepping back cost him his
place and brought q constant stream
Of invective from one burly member OF
the great unwashed,' as carlyle was
won't to call an English mob.
They had provided themselves with
sandwiches and bottles Of water, our
young people had, and being on the
front row they could use their arms
and hands.
BY and by big. goodnatured police
man. took up his place In the center or
the Utah line and he helped them TO
keep their places in many kindly ways.
one tail young lady OF ours took
small boy In front OF her, and Gained
his fears OF the champing horses which
sometimes pressed up to the very skirts
OF her dress.
one woman who stood behind this
tall damsel grumbled a good deal and
finally asked:
SAY. Miss, won't you please move
your shoulders out OF the way
with pleasure, Madam. II your tell
me where 10 move them
Rut harkl here's the band, the
troops. the King himself pale and res
dilute looking. The crowd" get fun
and complete view Of all the details Of
the gorgeous procession, while Lord
Roberts and the hero OF the hour
Kitchener, stand about and prance
their horses as 81 In duty bound 10
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to continue his art studies In Europe.
He has been In Chicago for three years,
and AT Emma's earnest solicitation, has
moved to Paris 10 be a protection ana
help to his struggling sister, He Is
as faithful In his religious duties as
she and a loving prayer goes up from
the heart every time one thinks OF this
earnest young pair OF art students in
that terrible and beautiful city %
Paris. Next day ] saw something
very Characteristic OF the true mis-
sionary, and Il pleased me that the
young fellow was from my own town
and ward,
The young people all decided to go
out 10 Windsor castle, as IL was an
other pleasant sunshiny day on Mon
day.
But when ! came into the mission
house, ! found my young friend seated
alone, and writing In the hall
why are you here?' | asked.
We'll. Aunt Susa," he answered, 81
Just arrived here Saturday, you know,
and am anxious TO get TO work. /
did not come out here TO see sights,
but 10 preach the Gospel And Prest.
Blood may want TO give me some In
structlons today, so | am waiting his
time and pleasure
That's the key TO success here and
hereafter / told him, and ! wondered
n his mother knew what a noble son
she had sent out into the world.
And what Is the life Of the missionary
girl or boy, you ask?
10 In the morning at six or before.
rl.,tfug frora the Scripfurpg drawers.
breakfast. 1880 class TO study the
Gospel: o'clock, out, six, ten
miles away land no pennies for
bus farc) 10 tract Dinner al noon
The afternoon spent In district
visiting. and lesson studying. Evenings,
street meetings In fair weather. cottage
meetings or visits rainy nights Ill II
O'Clock. then prayers and sleep, No
time for mischief or play
And Oh, the dignity and solemnlty OF
the earnest and blessed young crea-
Wres'
II would make the young folks az
home fan on their elevated platforms
yulgarly called perches-to hear NJ
and y, those two gay. lively girls ad-
dress their llvelong friend and COM
panlon as Elder c.. While The superb
GOODNESS with which President NJ
treats this brace Of young sisters would
make "Lu" shout with giee. But II
Is an necessary, prudent and wise.
God bless them all IN their work
How proud you are Of our pure sons
and clean. noble fathers when sou once
get a glimpse % the rotteuness Of the
whole world. You are proud Of our
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MAKING OF FALSE GODS.

Manufacture OF Idols is Flourishing BusinessEng-
lsh German and French Turn Out Fine Fetishes
Tribes in Africa Good Buyers,