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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03
Gin 5eiertas i'm 6 oblense'
btet.
Ihilabelphia. 30. 2. 9lpril.

F0fNf T~N"f
Die BON Der StreittommiIIion ieitee.
iebten 2lusslei6sbeItim traten
eeitern IN Der san5en Nutbracitre9ton in
&raft. 9as @reisniB puroe i'm iiibli'
den 3beile meiitens 0urb llnterbreden
Der Nrbeit in ben Minen sefeiert, nab.
renb in ben mittlsren uno n6rtlifeu
9beilen fait ausnabmslOs senrbeitei
tpurbe.
Mertmiirbige Grtebniffe.
9}en 0nrf 2 April.
NaA mertpiirOigen 2lbenteuern 1T
bier 6err 90. 6. 9angerman, Der Re=
prdIentant Der ct. 2ouis'er @eltausz
fiellung, ans Marpcco auf bem 9amz
pier ySailer Wilbelm Der @rofe"
tpieber nngeldngt, gr permohte ges
rabe nod seq gu perlaKen, ebe 8u
Samdra, Der betannte Yrdtenoent
Die Stabt gu beiagern begann. IS
noren ibm 500 Mann Qeibpa9e mitz
eeqeben poroen, Die, ebe Sanger err
rei9t iperben fonnte, iGmmtlib Bis
ouf brei BON BEN 3ruppen 8u Samaz
rd's nieper9emebelt tpurpen. Der
Sutton bate 0errn 2dngerman pier
prdbtige Gappen berebrt; brei oaoon
perenbeten pG6reno zines 6eftiaen
Sturmes bei Der lteberfd6rt RON
Gibraltar na8 2iperpopI. 0as pierte
RpB itebt CUR 3eit in 2iperpppl in eis
mem Stale; es tpirp bemnd6It nG9
ct. Qouis transpprtirt peroen
Hnrebli6er Nl tbeiperb.
glcm 9orf. 2. glpril.
Die 9(rt unp WeiIe, ME Der Ganbps
truIt feline @ei6dite betreibt. piro
femnd6it qeri9tli9 unteriu4t pernen
0apio SieaIers, ein GanoDbdnnler.
bat bic 9irettoren Der Reip Dort Son.
fectipnero Sobbers 2lfotiation uno
bic Manufacturers 2lfociatior, pelchc
nit oerIelben Sano in 6anb seben
frll, duf ie $25,O00 S6abeneridB pers
tldgt. Gr mdbt qelteno. ooB bic gers
tla9ten gcmeinIdm ben 9eriuh mas
den. iein GeI6Gft bur9 unreolide
Wlittel 81 bernidten uno eriu9t baa
@ericbt, bieIem nit ben '@eiebtn nidt
in eintldn9 itebenoem Mitbslperb Elm
Gnoe 81 MAIDEN.
Die 6IutbGoge.
Greenpius, Drill, 2. 9tpril.
0as NaFer fdat nun i'm 0obn6e.
sirt Der Staot unn bic d1qeneine 9ce:
bat iib beoeuteno oebsiIert. Die elcl.
triife 9idtanlage bdt hengetrieb nie.
Der aufgenommen. Der S6reden, aer
bic gep6lterunq pGbreno oen iebter
Sasen beieeIt bate, idfrinott daae.
mad.
l1niert yaumipo ollproout
tion.
@ WdIhington. 2. gtpril.
Can't einem 6enius Bulletin i6ty
bic 9oumuoQ Grnte in rem Der. .S.aa.
ten betyug Der 'o6rsssGrtrag II ,07S,.
$50 6dnoels 9allen ooer 10,620,94-
Jiin'buuosrt9fuuo gdlen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03

Sonltnntnopel, :. M2rtl-
Sn HorDdlbonier folQten Der sins
fiibrung Der Reformen crnite uuruben.
Wlebrere touieno beipaffneter 2tlbauez
fen um3ingelten am 20. Ntdr3 bieStdot
Buciteen (}) an Der Bobnliuie Wtitroz
lpibd llestib uno perlanqten bic 2luss
Iiefertng bpn elf ierbii6en Genoormcn,
nelde in llebereinltimmung nit ben
Heiormpldnen Der Dldnte angeitellt
iporoen iino. Der @ouDerueur ii6ers
gab Die Qeute ben 2(lbaneIen, lpeld)e Tie
miBbanbelten uno gebunoen n1d Priz
Itiua fiibrten. Spdter 3ogen 8dnosn
BON G5erbcn uno 2llbaneien nabURitrOs
mibd uno griffen bic 1000 Widnn far
te 9drniIon Der Stabt an. Der &dmpf
bauerte bis gum 80. Wldr3 Die 2tlbds
nsIen murben I9lieBlidb 3uriidgeIhlas
gen unb erlitten groBe 8erluite. Die
9arniIon bDn WtiiroipiBa luiro lpeIents
lid pcritdrtt per6en.
Der 2(ufitano Der 2tl6aneien bat Inz
ter ben G6riiten in Qlliierbien groBe
llnrube pcturlad)t. Die 2eute flieben
nod Ser6ien.
o{n prilip bat Der Iteigenbe 6anas
tismus Der 2(lbdneien Die @briIien
peranlaBt. lire @el9dfte uub GbuIen
gu l6IieBen. nm iih auf bie5Iu9t nod
WonaItir por3u6creiten. Wdbreno Der
IeBten 9age pur6e cine 2(u3dbl Gbriz
ten i'm ge}irt prilip ermorbet.
gldu begt ouf Der bieIigen ruIIiiben
Boti6aft ernite Gorge Inn bic Cider
belt Des aoniuls Stiderbina in Wlis
trotpibd.
Der 2(ufTt1nb tat i'm pdluIt einen
iiefen Giubrud btrborgerufen, Der
Gulian 3eiate Iib auBeroroentlidb auf-
gereqt. Die nIbauiiden 9atailone Der
faiierliden Baroe, pclcbe i'm YiIbis
aost Dddbitnit leiiten, peroen ltrens
ee ii6erpa6t, um jebe llnbotmdbigteit
i'm Seine gu eritiden.
gsicn 9. 9tpriI
Ter .Reuen Greien Prefe4 pirb aug
gelarao oemelbet. baB Der ruiiilde
aouiul StiAerbina in ulitromtBa psr'
nunoct III.
Snbitn.
aolfutta. 9. 9tpril.
On 8aibai in Der propin3 Bengal,
berbronnial cine 2ln3abl 4etroIeuma
tants. Gle gsb0rtsn Der Stanoaro
Oil so unb unoeren GelelIdofteH.
Der G6abeu tpiIb auf 81, 100000
peraui6la9t.
@ent8ueId.
Garacos, 2. 9tpriI
Der General SgHafo quOraos, e1e'
maliaer ptdIioent oer Republit. tdbtIie
BOT einiqen 2ogen an ben ptd
Iirenieu Gahro bic Bite, nit ieincr
,yamitie unter fiterem Geleiie udd)
9ene3uela suriidtebren gu oiirien, oa
,r fb nunme6r oem Staatso6erbdupte
lopal bslsioen unb ion iu per Diecer
t,riteaung bes 5rieoeHs unieritiiben
pole Gaitro oepeidirie 5uriid, CAB
,r ibn nit pfieusn glrmen empfan3ea
ipsrbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03
&tbrenb beim.
WoIhinaton. 2. gIpriI.

Der &riegsietretdr bat anQcoronet
RAP Die folgenoen glrtinerieorooniia
tipren, Die BON BEN 4bilippinen beim,
beorbert pprben iinb. ipie folgt in ben
Der. Staaten ftationirt nerocn:
Giiiten 2lrtiIIerie, %. Gompanb in
Sort MeIep, Gal.; q. Company, in
Sort 9ater, Sal; 81. gompanD, in
Sort @ospen, q. g.; Sc. Gompdnp
in Sort Gettb, 9. 6.
6elo-grtillerie, IA. 8atterie, in
Sort SberiOdn. Sll.; Is. 8atterie IN
Sort Sam @ouItpn, 9eroS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03
gin9aGts6efebl aufgss
bpben.

ct. 9oui5, .. 9tpriI.
sSm 8unoesbiitrittsgerlht CAB Rihs
fer Glmer 9. 2(oams beute cine SnIs
Iheibung db, ipoour4 er ben BON tbm
oeeen Die 8eumten Der 9rotber9ooo ot
2pcpmotipe 6iremen dno Railroao
Srainmen erloiIenen tempordren Sin
bdltsbefebl betreifs gnoronung eInes
Sreits Der 2tngeitellten Der Wabalhs
gabn aufbob.
Der tempprGre Ginbdltsbefebl mar
befpiniet mproen, nohbem bic Beam
ten Der g9obaib gabn ourb iRre
9lopotaten geIteno oemd6t hatten, oaB
nie 2lngetlugten ih perI6noren hdts
ten. bem 3lpiI9enitaatlihen Yertebr
uno Der 9ef0rbsrung Der goit 6inoers
niiie in ben Qpee su legen. SSn ieirer
Gntiheioun9 be5iebt iib Der Hinter
Res QGnqeren duf bic ibm BON ben 9ers
tretern osr 9abn ooreelegten 2Irgas
mente, in lpel6en untsr 2lnoerem aub
oeitenb oemdht ipirb, bob bic qeute
feline Cuff sum Streiten bdtten uno
pon ibren gsdmtsn oa3u berdnIaBt
piiroen. Isl 6dbe bitIs Qrgumsnte uno
bic Ge9endroumente iorsfdItig gepriiit
unb iei 81 hem S6lub 9eiommen, oaB
aur @erldnqeruug oes Ginhaltsbefeb-
ies teine @eranIdTun1 porlieGe.
%. q. see, Grduomaiter Der
grotherbpoo Of Railtpan 5roinmea
ndb let 6oIfuung Rdum, Dab eint
fyisbli6e 5ini1una NIT ber Giisubs1r
rahyIheinlih uno Elm Streii oesbalt
n:Ai n1tbia iei.
Gcl gloodttt. gsrtrster ber NO
bafh gahn, mar ii6er biz Gnti1eia
tura nitt iebr trFreut, Tit 5ra5s, ef
1eaen bic Gntifeibuna appsllirt psr4
Ten iuiro, poate sr MD. beantDorttn
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8 { t Q I Z { n.
9Feiu 9)orf, 3. 9(priI.

wv HTN-tF' = y VII
Giner 0epeThe aus Gina, 9eru, gu
Folge lit Der oprtiae Gi3e 9onIul Der
Ser. Staaten, Gapinp Men6nca, ge.
itprben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03
6 intQen lid.
g2etp 6apen, Conn, 2. Qlpril.

Spit Nahmittdgs purbe bier an.
getiinbigt, baB 5lpif6en Der g}efp gort.
Neip 9dpen &; 9artorb 8abngeiell.
i6aft unb beren Itreifenoen g(nQeIteQ.
ten cine fir beibe Sbeile befriebigen06
Ginigung itattgefunben bat.
% 9 lutb ar bt pirb 6 pnTul /.
Nalbington, 2. 2lpril.
Scr grdiiben: bat Or. SbeoOore
s. 9lutbarbt BON Chicago gum Gons
jul in 9armen, 9euti6lanb. ernannt,
an Stelle BON Mar gu6Iin, ebenfaas
BON Sainois. 6erner bat sr pierts
Yaul 0emers gum GonIul in Yprt
9imon, Gotta Rica, ernannt, an Stelt
BON s. 3. Ri3aroIon BON &anias,
Der na4 lltillu, 9onourus, perIeBt
foitr0R
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Gin @brsn a mi.
SnrinnficIo. osn- . N[nri[

= IT NV wv NNtI.f = WI II
Gpl. gtidoIas Senn BON Chicago,
Generaldr3t Der SlIinoiier IationdGs
garfe. tit Don Der 8unbesregierun9
Gls 8ertreter Der Ser. Staaten BEL
rem intirnationalen Merate &onareB
ernaant morben, iuel9er in Spanien
db9ebalten pirp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03

9fcm g)orf, .. 9Ipril

9as BON Der Stanbarb Oil So. an
eenommene Spitem fir Die genItoni.
rung bcricnigen NngeiteIlten, ipel9e %
Sabre in ibrem 9icnite itonoen, tritt
NIT rem beutiger Gage in 9raft. Die
8streffenoen erbalten fir bic erTten
flint SATIRE bic SdIFte unb fir lire
iibrioe 2cben53eit ben pierten 5bei(
ibres bisheriqen GebaIts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03
IR OOieOelt amf bem
KI@So Girfeli6wunge.
az

Gin sSeiertag i'm Spblengebete Sic 2tbentemer enes
ct. Spmer glnsIteilmnss sGpmmiiiars. Ser
GanoD sSrmit anb ieine NyRetbnosm. Sic SSai
icr9uptb i'm Siibem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03
Der g 6ndp steufeL
Welp Qprf. I. Q(pril

Der gdder 8iQinius 9. RibgooS
madte qeitern einen Qiorooeriud aui
feline 15rou, neil iie iih peigerte, i6m
yelo fir Sdnops 81 geben. 81 feu,rte
brei G6iiTe olF isine 1}rdu db, bic
mil i6rem 3rei 3age alter Sdu9Iing
I'M geit lag, unb eineu oierten ShEb
auf Ieine G6Dis9ermutier 5rau ga
ro6 WcGermott. Tie qsBisye SIZES
unusrlett, 5rau g}ioqoob ba9sgsn
murine ren elmer auqef i'm 6intertopf
1etroffen unb uiro wd6riheinlih
ni.6t nit benz qs6en babontommsn.
Ju Soft qerommen.
9olC6o, 6 I Gprif.
Gie gun6esmar'ddas ggapns uno
9Dinbets rerbai.eteu 1ui Rem Gate
G5ore goantoi einen UiaHn, Der
siner ber Gin6re6er Tein ion, ipelhe
an Samitcq Moysen in gsoiorb, s..
bic Qofoiiire 6erQutien unD mad tis
nen Gompf nit ben ge1nten ihre
G.uht bslrctiiisti9ten. Ter 3eiansens
ipeigsrts iiA. ieinen Ranen an3uafben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03
Synbitn.
aalfltta. 9. 9(priI.

aolfiltta. 2. 2tpriI.
On 8aiboi in Der propiu3 Bengal,
berbrdnntal cine 2ln3abl qetroIeums
tants. Gle gsb0rtsn Der Stonouro
Oil 50 unb oroeren GeleIlIfdften.
Der G6abeu nito aui 81, 100000
perani6la9t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03

9luf bem @eIeiie Der 9lep 0orf,
Nen 6apen C Surtfpro 9ohn Ities
Gin 9erIonen5ue nabe Soutb 8rootlpn
nit elmer 2otomotioe sufdmmen. Der
3u9fiihrer Chapman uno Der 0ei3er
Nepman lpuroeu aetDbtet unb 3uQfii6.
rer 8ropn @epddmeiIter Meuctte unb
6ciser Sldbertp erlitten 0erlebunoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03
Die 5Iutbtage.
8reenpiIe, Drill, 2. 9lpril.
Yaum 10 Q ltproout-
tipn.
gDaIhington. 2. gtpril.

Can't eirem Genius Bulletin ii6ty
bic goumpou Grnte in Rem Der. .Siaas
ten betyug Der 'o6ressGrtra9 11,07S,s
$50 0auoeIs 91llen ober 10,620,945
5iin'huuosrt9fuuos 9daen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-03

Guict 36oronsti, ceNcn 1ob In
folqe eiue8 2luiomobiluniades aus
RB3a oenelctt miro, puroe in VeiJ
gort qeboreu Seine 5amiic nan
oerte aus Qoicu Elm uno ssIangie biel
nur6 qludii6c GtuHOeI3enitamsipt
tulationen }u 8eihibum Gaiot bri
ratbete Ieiuet5;it Bic qei6etne @ot
tin bes 9Grous he Stuers. eini BE-,
ldnpiit6er Gidubisl in5rlu!rsiG Sis
1T cine Qg6ortue 2lmeril1nerin.
Bayis. 2. April.
Dos 2f6saisuey oes Rom1Hciers
Warcel Qre0oit, or melhem bic Rgpol.
oertu9sln bss couragiyten 6rdulein
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
WHO CAN GIVE THE NAMES ?

a new edition Of the Latter.day
Saints hymn book win probably be IS
sued soon from the publishing Office of
the Church In Liverpool It is desr.
able that the fun names Of the authors
az the hymns II contains shall be given
lr the present edition quite a number
of them are omitted. some Of which
have been ascertained but many are
sill unknown to the compiers A list
of the latter viii be found in another
part OF this issue OF the Deseret News.
IL Is requested by the First Presidency
that any person knowing the name Of
the writer Of either Of the hymns men,
toned IN the list will forward the in
formation. Also that In cases where
the Initials only OF the authors are
gigen. the fun names, II possible, be
furnished Address communications on
this matter TO the Historians ONCE
South Temple street, Salt Lake city.
We hope sufficient interest in this re-
quest win be felt to bring the informa-
ton desired. All who assist win confer
a favor on the publisher and on the
many thousands Of persons who use the
sacred hymns and spiritual songs OF the
Church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
THE MONTH OF APRIL.

An eastern exchange has taken the
trouble Of looking up historical dates,
and found that April has played a con
aplcuous part in American history.
The War Of the Revolution we are
ted, began April 10, l775, and ended
April II, 1888. The Sabine disturbance,
involving the southwestern frontier,
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas began
ia April, 1896. running through to June
OF the next year. The Mexican war be-
gar April "a, 1876 The Yuma exped
ton in California ended IN April. 1852
having begun IN December the year
previous The ella expedition into New
Ne xico was launched April 10, 1851 The
Colorado river expedition in California
ended April Is, 1859, The Pecos expedi-
ton into Texas was launched April l6
1853 There was the war ot the rcbei-
lion, which started April ~. 1864, Hos
Titles actually began wher Fort sum
ter was fired upon. April ~, 1861. Tho
late war with Spain began April o. IN
the same month and but two days later
With respect 10 the day Of the month
,han the War Of the Rebellion which
b,ran April ~ The spanlsh-American
way began April p. lsss, and ended
A.hl II, 1899.
These are only a few Of the import
ant events Of the month Of April The
compiler might have added Others
eLomas Jefferson was born April g.
l7i3, on April G. liS9 Washington was
chosen President Of the United states
On April IA. 1855. Lincoln was assassin
at,d. In April. l1oi the first permau-
nt newspapers OF the New World
Boston News Letters. was established
Grant was also born In April Wash
iyeton was inaugurated the first presl-
dent Of the United States April 80 1851
or the same date. 1893. Louisiana va
purchased from France Tor sls.1o0.0o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
COMING TO AMERICA.

The magnitude Of the immigration
this year may be surmsed from the fig
ures during the month Of March, Up TO
the 18th day Of that month $4,000 Inn
migrants had arrived in New York,
with those Of two days more TO be add
ed. which would probably give another
10000 Thus the record for March this
year exceeds that of March last year
with about 10000. II this proportion is
to be maintained during the year It Will
be a record breaker Last years total
immigration was GiS,7iS. II this is ex-
ceeded by only 30 per cent We would
have a total for this year Of not far
from $4,000 The rush from Italy this
year is said to be unprecedented They
are corning TO work on the great rail-
road and city Improvements now under
way. The news that there is work at
$3.50 a day for men willing 10 toll has
been widely advertised throughout
Italy and the exodus has followed. But
they also come from other countries.
There IS widespread distress throughout
the Old World while in the United
States there Is plenty. That is the rea-
son why they are coming, like the
brethren OF Joseph formerly to Egypt,
that they may live and not die"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02

Governor Wells upon the advice and
recommendation Of the other members
~ the board Of pardons has ordered the
release Of young George on parole. he
IS the young man who. It was alleged.
had broken his parole and was cap
tured by guards from the state prison.
To say the least they acted with more
zeal than discretion. Tor II was plain 70
an acquainted with the circumstances
% the case that George had not intend
cd 10 break his parole. This Is evident
ny the view Of the governor ana meme
bers OF the board Of pardons The
action OF hts excellency is IN the inter-
ests OF Justice to the prisoner and the
state and IL 10 be commended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
POWERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL

The dispute over the trap for suck
ers" by which the Office OF Chief Of
Police was attempted to be filed at a
recent session Of the City Council. has
occasioned much ill-feelng and contin.
ued passages-at-ar between the
Mayor and the majority Of the council
The de facto chief appears 10 be alive
20 the duties Of the position IN which
he Is acting and Is hot after the viola
tors Of the city ordinances. The con-
troversy Is not founded on the question
Of his ability or qualifications. but sim.
ply on The legality OF his appointments
II Is unfortunate for the city and for
al parties concerned that this should
be rendered doubtful by the confessed
trick" that was played to secure H.
The case viii have 10 be settled by
the courts, notwithstanding the lpse
dixit Of the morning paper that under.
takes to decide Il so peremptonly.
The opinion Of the City Attorney Is
frequently referred To-, as though that
was Of any particular value. Opinions
from that functionary have been SO
often shown 10 be absurd as wen as con.
trary to law, that they do not count
among well-informed people. The lat.
est Of them is In relation TO the resolu.
ton adopted by the City Council on
Monday last, which the Mayor has i,n.
dortaker to veto The attorney gives
a striking Illustration OF the process Of
reasoning in q circle. lie argues that
the council In giving Instructions to the
police captain, attempts the removal
Of the Chief Of Police without the con.
currenoe Of the Mayor and 90 prove
that, decides thar In his opinion the
chief was legally appointed, because he
Is In the office IN charge OF the police
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
prsEREr EVENING NEWS. THURSDAY APRIL 2, 1902.

which one is the most deserving OF cen,
sure. The transactions related coyereu
a considerable period OF time win lhe
full knowledge Of all Of those most l1t,-
mately concerned The two huspallus
have paid the extreme penalty FOR then
social and marital sins. Who shall gay
that this was not lighter than that
which has been visited upon the wives
In public scandal and In social oondem-
nation that is accounted worse thah
death TO a woman OF ordinary sehsl-
bility?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
NOT TIMtD.
Boston Transcript

Probably President Roosevelt Is nor
losing a wink of sleep because OF the
prophecies of evil times TO befall nm
on his trip through the West Even the
story which tells of plan to kidnap
some OF his companions, which most
persons would consider bit disturbing,
win not rufhe him. On the contrary,
such reports win the more likely give
zest 10 his trip that nothing else could
as well furnish. lie may even hope for
a realization OF some Of the attempts
prophesied, and so go loaded for all
kinds Of big fun" He would win OF
course, and the glory attaching to him
would be greater than II he should
Stay pair Of grizzly bears. with knife
and bullet In a close combat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02

II is announced from Washington
that General Miles report on his OBJ
ssryatlons IN the Philippines will not
De given out by way Of creating a de-
uand for the report this is equal to ex-
Guiding II from the mails as unfit for
transmission"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
RELIGION GLASS OFFICERS
MEETING.

The Presidency Of Stakes, Blshoprlc
&C wards, Stake and ward superlnten
dents and members Of the Stake Boards
OF Religion classes together with the
officers and instructors are cordially
invited to attend a meeting Of Religion
class workers to be held at Barratt
Han on Saturday, April 4, 1908, at 1880
o'clock p. m,
ANTHON II, LUND
RUDGER CLAWsoN.
JOSEPH NJ TANNER,
General superintendency
L. JOHN NUTTALL,
General Secretary.
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the GENERAL CONFERENCE.

The seventy-third annual conference
of the Church Of Jesus Christ
OF Latter.day Saints viii be hel.
In the Tabernacle Salt Lake
City, commencing on Saturday
April 4. 1903. A general attendance OF
the officers and members Of the Church
is requested,
Joseph +. SMITH,
JOHN II. w1NDER,
ANTHoN II. LUND,
First Presidency
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Los Angeles Times.

A warned President Is not In nearly
so much peril as one who feels that he
is secure in the guardianship of his
oountrymen and rests there content
until some murderOus miscreant arises
to plunge the nation and the world into
sorrow President Roosevelt having
been warned that there are designs
upon himself or on members Of his
party while upon the forthcoming
journey to the West, whether the
warning be based upon q vagary or
not, viii be fairly sure to safeguard
himself from the freaks, criminals and
fanatics whose one ambition is to fire
al a shining mark
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and in 1919, April 80. Louisiana was adj
mitted to the Union,
And as the readers Of the News
well know, on the 9Th OF April, 1880,
the Church was formally organized
an event which will yet be regarded
as the most important in the historr
not only Of this country, but OF the
Mnrll
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Boston professor declares that no
woman who wears a seagull or song
bird on her hat can ever get into
heaven. The professor very evidently
coufounds heaven with Boston.
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An automobilist at Nice, while engag-
ed In a Hill climbing race, has been
killed The only remarkable thing
about the case is that some innocent
participant was not killed
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Cleveland Plain Dealer,

The too obvious moral Of this re-
markable case has been dwelt upon SUI
ficlently. The mere fact that IL mas
aroused the attention Of the whole
country Is evidence enough OF It's excep-
tional nature, II may be frmly pc
lieved that there are few such people
In the world such as have been piliorleu
before the country by this extraordil-
nary cease in nelghborIng city. II
serves again to emphasize the trite ad-
age that truth Is stranger than fiction,
and the stern warning that the wages
OF sin is death.
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Shamrock Ill has made very good
trial run and easily outsalled Shamrock
l. But let Sir Thomas walt until
Shamrock III puts of her armor before
he begns TO boast.
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New York Mail and Express.

According 70 Astrologer Pfuhl, the
President is going to have a strenuous
trip In the West. His life viii be in
danger Of explosion, railroad accident,
firearms and elevators" And still he
shows no disposition to be Puzzled into
staying at home.
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DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler Of Column
bla university says that the love Of let
tcrs among Americans has declined
Surely not the love Of letters Of credit
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ma pich iSorrs1.


Mrs Burdick's story has been told
OF the four persons invoked "a he
hameful proceedings which form the
letails Of this recital 4 Is hard 10 tel
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The President says that the Monroe
doctrine Is not International law, No,
but It comes within the something
equally good" class.
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Admiral Dewey, the pride OF the Am
crcal people, has been on shore duty
too long. He is talking a little too
much,
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RECENT PUBLICAT IONS,

The National Geographic Magazine
for April opens with an interesting.
profusely illustrated article on REIN
deer in Alaska" by Gilbert II. Grosve-
nor. Another article describes, "Hene-
quen, the Yucatan Fiber" The re-
mainder OF the magazine Is devoted to
geographical topics.-MeClure, Phillips
& Co. N. Y.