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9 0 III u belts marft.
Gbarlefton. D. gu., 16. glob.


Cabin Greet no aeitern elm Sob.
lenorbeiteranaitan0 inBcnirt moroei
1T, lit Der beoeutcnoIte 9ergpcrf8be,
5irf oes Staatea @eit 8irginia. Gi;
8etriebsIeitlnq nil IN 3ufunit mn
nod llnionbergIeu'e aniteacn. lDas
untcr Der bi5ber qcmiidten nod orn
@run0lnb oes .Cpen Shop" anQe.
ltellten 9Irbeitcrbcpolferung uieI b0
ies 9lut mudt. IS neroen. nm ct.
moige llnruben uieoer5uboltcn. iibet
100 &ilispoli}iitcu eingeidnorei
peroen Grohuuden muroen lont
ober es iino bi5her feine @emamlttsG
tigfeiten norgefoumen.
9 9iffsna 4ri6ttu.
2lngetommen:
Qonpon. Is. Nobem6er.
nWlinnebd1a" BON Neip gort, bio
Soutbampton.
WlopiGs, IS. Robember.
n&itoria", bon JGsD Yort untsriDeai
no9 6la8gotp.
Giasanp, 10. Robem6sr.
a6orintbian" bon Qlontreal, pio 81
perpool.
Guesnstonn, Is. Nobsmbsr.
.5rieslanb", ban Qbildbelpbia un-
terpeas na9 9iperpooI.
G6erbourq Is. Gopember.
,9aiier 0itbetm H.. bon 0er
gort, oia plpmou,a, untsrpsss mad
Bremen.
2urifa, 15. Tooember.
(0ori6ergsfo6reul Requisite. DO
Nedpel unterpeos ro5 glep Yort.
Ieu Norf. i5 RoO.
,0oterlono" uou sintiuerDen
0e Dorf. 10. Poo.
sNpn6am" bon Aloiteroam.
Qboefa5yen:
gler gori. IS. Iobsmtsr.
.gboenicia" nod .Rsapel unb Gjt.
nua; sgobic" mad riperpool; .ganro.
mia" nod .Qsapsl 1risf. Jiuns str.
Bremen" rad Bremen, pid plpmoutt
unb gbtrboura.
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&bilip g9 einsbeimer.
g2ep 0ort. Is. g1op.
@rpIofio n.
eSpplin. gDip., 16. &c,

Spplin, DO, 16. Nob.
Die 6abritanlage Der nSJopliu Sns
dependent Bomber gompanp" 1T IN bic
2uft 9eFlogen. Man bort, bab bierbei
brsi 4rbeiter bas 2eben perIorsn bus
ben.
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yto ontlange5um . turn.
g2ep glnrt. 16. 9lpp.

%AN4h eJNbAf AOs |lIIt
Die Shdoen. Die ouS ltmuetter am
Spnnta9 Mprgen bier peruriodt bat.
MAIDEN lid, ltngeodJtet Goa uno 9adN
Experimentation ona8ciiibrt iuer-
ben, imlner nod reft liihlbar, ood]
iiuo einige &aupt.TelcG Gfapbenlimen.
10 5nn geiipiel 5lp;'deu 9tem Norf
einerieits uno Ghflaoelpbia uu0 go.
iton anoertrieitS mieNcr in boiler
6lnftion. lteber 0ieicH &reiS bin.
aus nliiIien nllcroingS In Der 9apt-
fade nod teIearapbiide 6iIiSleitiln.
oen benubt peroen. 3wilfcn oen
8aummoIIb0rTen in Ne,p gort uno
gteu 0rIeans 1T Ser teleqrapbii6e
@ertebr, Der 9eitern o0lil brah lag,
miroer oltfgenommen moroen; gtem
0orf lit NIT oen Gbitolo'er 8ieh.
lmo G5etreioemdrften 8iu 3eit mieoer
burh 3mei Qr0bte perbunoen, Ood)
qina Ser 9fnfrihtenOienit MIR long.
lam BON itatten.
gtQein i'm 0itIihen Maine limo
nebr ais 1900 Seleerothen. lno Sc.
lepbonitangen nieoergebrohen lm0
es lit BORT bon irgenb ueIhem ;Seru.
perfehr nod, feine 9fe0e.
@oltimore. Nib.. 49, gtop.
g1ilfpn, &opitdn bes Toeben bier
eingetroffenen noripegiifen DompFers
v0igorgoio". meIbete, baB ipGbrenb
bes tebtsn Sturnes Der erite Maat
beg Saiffes, Mortin 8erentIen, iibtr
gorb 9etpaiden porben iit. Die 2eiae
tpnnte niht 1eborgen tperoen- 8erents
Zen mar perbeirat1et unb binterlGBt
Meib unb Sinh.
&biIip g9einsbeimer.
g1ep gort. 16. gop.
@biIip @eiuabeimer. Ser befallutl
9lrbeiterfilbrer, ser geitern Tier 5ll
@eiGn9niBItrafe perurtbeilt moroel!
lit. hot cine 9ltsiebung 6er Strofpoll
ltredung beantrugt uno bGuiIligt
hoItcn. Gle iiber g9ein9beimer oer.
hqngte Strafe bctrdgt minOeitens EN-
S5ahr ltno nd)t Ytonote, aber ulhi
mebr ais 5pci Sabre odlt Monate.
Ser 8erurtbciIte bleibt bis auf @ei.
teres in oen nSoui6s" miro abcr
ipdter nab Sing Sing" geidaff:
mer0en.
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Seuer in Nen 0orf.
9lep Nort, II. glop.


en- ben SabritrGumen Der gentral
Shifting Wtiq am 8roabpap brad
i'm speiten Stodperte 6euer aus. Dem
rof4en @ingretfen Der 6euerlpebr ge=
lang es, bic 9tettung BON ettpa 300
fSabritarbeitern. Wfdnnern unb Mdos
tben, Die cine 3eit lang in duBeriter
gefabr ge'9pebt baben, ii9er gu bea
tpsrtiteqigen. Oas @ebduDe tit bem
Seuermplo6 ppllitGnDi9 gum Opfer
gefalen. Der 8rdno mar our9 Sum
fen. Die ii6 treu3enoen, elettrii4en 2eie
tungsbrdbten entftromt maren. perans
IaBt ipproen, unb 6euergar6en i9lu@
gen fpfort nit pieler Wtd9t bur9 Die
&orrioore unb @lebatoren na9 oben,
70 bdB bic 9trbeiter Der pberen Stodz
iperte aundbIt bplIitdnbig ppm 8ertebr
init Der 2luBentpelt abgeI9nttten tDas
rem. Die @edngitigten itiir5ten in mill
bem Ourheinanoer nd9 ben giotbduss
adngen unb eiiernen 6suertreppen, Die
bdlO 70 nit 5liihtenoen bOllgeteilt pa@
rem. baB ith bic Merge ipeoer porz
tpGrtS nod riitmarts Su I4ieben Der>
moate. Die AngItl6reie Der I'm i6r
2eben GGmpfenben tonnten StruBens
eepierte nett geb0rt lperben. SSSn3piz
f6hen tparen BON alien Seiten QDI9z
siige berdugeeilt, unb bic &ettung Der
8ebrdngten gelans nit 9iIfe BON Iana
gen 6euerIeitern.
Re6t3 alt 9llton s..
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6inan5 81 us els.
@nibington, II. ytop

Mnlbtngton, II. ytoo.
2aut Dem beutigen 4uspeiie oes
G6abanrtes betrGgt Der perfii9bore
gaar geItano $143, ,657 ,206, nopon
$85, ,262.909 in Sob 1T. 0a3u tpmmt
bic @plO Reierpe BON $150,000,000.
g S9iffsno6ri3 3ten.
Neip gort, 16. Nop.
N1it benz 9ampfer n8uiier Dil6elm
Der GroBe" lanoten BON Bremen Der
@iolinpirtuoie Gugene Oiape, Der 9ers
apg unb Die 6er3o9iu BON Wldnheitsr
unb 5rau Potter polmer bier an.
Qlngefommen.
Rem Yort, 16. NoD.
,5rontfurt" BON Bremen.
Giberpool, 16. goo.
,'Srieslano" BON Y6ilaoelpbia.
UlarIeiae. 16. Rop.
,patria" BON Rem gort oia gieas
pei.
Glusgop, 16. RoD.
,Qtitoria" bon Jlep Yort.
2(bseiobren:
Rep gort. 16. ytop.
.Sctanic@ ndh QibsrpooI. Yprtns
s.b oSrene" mad 9eopsl uno 9euua,
.Roiteroom" nah Rotierbam.
9tntpGpen, 16. Pob.
.geloenlano" mad gbilahslpbia.
Gusens,oipn, 16. ROB.
,sSnernia" noh goiion.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-18
@aibinoton, II. 9top.

Der beutf9e 8otIhafter Baron BON
Sternburg IteGIte beute oem Yrdiioens
ten i'm @eiBsn 9auIe ben @eneral BON
2oeipenfeIb unb ben Maior 8rdfen
bon Shnsttau por, lpel9e ais ReprGs
ientanten Der beuti9en 2lrmee Bel Der
Gnt6Inung bes 0entmals 5riebrtf
bes @roBen augegen iein perben. Die
@oriteGung fanb in Dem bIauen 3im'
ner itatt.
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@erettete 81 atrofen.


Der 0ampfer r9upaiiun", Der BON
Spnplulu 6ierber anlangte, bat ben
&apitdn Slider unO iieben Wann Der
8ei abuno Der auf hober See pon ber
8emdnn0ng perlufenen 8rigg Is. s.
Glpeenep" an 8pro. Der 9amper
nSapaiian" na1m Die Qeute geitegn in
ber g2d6e tes Sap 6enrp aus 8Ooten
Bel iicb auf. 9(ls bic Matrpien bic
Sriqg perlieBen, mar lie, bur6 ben
iingIten 9roBen Sturm led geporoen.
i'm Sinten begriffen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-18
i e d t3 ontpdlt Mlton g.
9 q fer.
gpetp 9lprf. Il. 92pp.

Der friibere Ri9ter 9ltOn 8, y5ars
Ter. getpeiener bemotratiI prdiibents
f9aftstanbibat, bat bier in benz Sc
bdube go. 80 QibertD StraBe cine
Ee6tsanpoItsitube er0Ffnet uno elei9s
5eitig betannt gegeben, baB er BON nun
on ieinen bauernben @obniiB in 9ieip
0ort nimmt. SSrau Barter lpirb nod
beute bier erlpartet. unb oas @bepaar
ipiro ii6 Ipbann ipfprt auf bic No6s
nungslu4e begeben. Der neuen
Re6tsannaltsftrmd pirb ein Gom=
pd9non ni9t beitreten.
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Gin ungIHflider 9 dub.


dtUIItHV, 1N. - T -tVO'
WGGreno @eorge GouIo beute Bel
Sigbpoint in bieiem Staate 8pgeI
idoB, trof er ungIiidli9eripeiie einen
3uI6auer g2anens @oparb Burns.
Mebrere Sdrott0rner trafen benielben
ms 9(uge. Sin Spe3ialar5t pon
Greensboro ertlGrte, bab penig 9offs
nung our Hettune pes 9(uges rrbans
ben lei, unb 9err @pulb i6idte ben
M1unn oaber Iofort nod Netp Yort,
mo ben beoeutenDIten 9lugendr3ten ges
Idot pproen 1T. ni4ts gu iparsn. mas
8iFenI6aft unb 8eI4idIi6teit gu
tbun pernag. I'm bas augenli4t
Burns 3u retten.
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aus Der rSunoeSbauptfabt Il a b I
NaIbinoton, II. giop.


Der prdiibent RopieoeIt bat SSrant
8. Ri6aros, 8unpesmarI4au bes Be-
5irts Nome, gliasta, Snaa unb 6al
bes 0ienites entbcben uno bic 4ins
ter 4Ifreb 9. Mopre, 9e3irt Rome,
unb Dlelpile 6. 8rppn, 9s5irt SSu=
neau, aufgeforoert, ibre GeIienation
ein3ureiGen. 0teie MaBrseeIungen
1;nb 6plgen elmer i'm 9luftrage beS Sc
neralanpalts nit pieier @riiuoli9s
teit gefiibrten llnteriuduns oes 9tlass
ta'er 8eri6tsmeiens.
Baibington, II. gtop.
@pn @ebeimpoIi3iiten bepo9t uno
bur9 qpIisiitsn auf sabrrGcern be-
eIeitet beiihtigte Der iapanii3e Bring
5uihimi bas &apitol, bic &ongreBs
bibl:othet, bas Waibington Monu<
ment unb anbere Sebenstpitoigteiten.
Mafbingtpn, II. Nop.
Der 8otI6ofter Stprer fabeIte bon
Iien an bas Staot8bepartement Die
g1aAri6t, baB Oeiterrsidsllnearn bic
bonn prdiioenten gtoofepe.t berufene
sfpeite 6aag'er Srieben8tonferen3 81
beI6iten bereit 1T. Gs 1T bies bic
erfte ofFi}ielIe 9tnnobme Der &ooieceI'= :
iben @inIabung, tpdbrenb dIIerbings
fat iGmmtlide iibvi9en europGiiden
@robmGdte ibrs 8ereitpiIisteit, an
benz reuen 5rieoenspert mit3uarbei>
ten, tpenn Thon bisber nur offi5iDs, gu
ertennen geaeben 6aben.
Der Gontreobmiral Sren6 g. Gbabs
mid, &ommanbtur bes IiiDatIantiI6en
@efApabers. pirb auf ieinen eiqenen
Muni6 BON Dem &ommanbo biefes
Geidnaoers entbunben peroen. @r
tit jebt auf feinem SlaggIdiff
.8rootlpn" in 9uerto WliIitur, Bra.
filien, unb es fpirb erpartet, Dap er in
einiqen Sagen nah 6auie obreiien
ipirb, um einige 5amilienangelegenb.is
ten 8u erIsoigen. gtiemdnb pirb pors
ldufig ais Nd6folger oes Qlbmirals
ernannt nerDen, ba es getpiini6t pirb,
bic grnennllng offen gu bdIten, 10 oaB
er bas Gommanop tpieoer iibernebmen
fann.
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9as GinpanOerInssamt bertpeiqerte
elf Sapanern unO ieAs Ghineien, pai>
fagieren bes iiingft tier eingetrofenen
9ampfers nUtanoiduria" bas2ancen,
ipeiI fie nit granulirenfey, ftart anz
itefenber 9lugenentJ Jiin0un9 bebaftet
ftnb.
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San sEranClscp. II. g2on.

Bon Der neuen iapanifden 8riegsz
anleibe limb hter BON Ill Sub ttibenz
ten in 8etrGgeu BON $500 bis $780,
900 bis6er insgeTammt 81, 100000
ge5ei@net ipprben.
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9f u & LAMB.
St. Neter sauna. N. Nnn

Cine dmtltde Rote neiIt cuff BEN
ltnteri4ieo Der Qdge bin. peIhe li9
9egenpdriig barb etet. unb beri uigen,
lpeIhe sur 3ejt per erften 0aoger Apns
ferer3 porbdnoen mar. Gs miro betnnt,
oaB 6rantyeih ben 8ereiuiQtea Stda=
ten Spaniens 6rieoensgeiub bereits
iibermit.elt botte, ais Der Y.on sur
S1acger &nne.en} eHtporfen murhe,
unb buB Rublaub5 Ginleoungen gum
8siuhe Der Son erenS erit nab Dem
5rieoensitIlfe erFoIsteu.
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ten Tonne uno um 8erbdItungsmaBres
geln fiir Die lttbersdbe no19eIudt bas
be. Dieie 9entItng finot i'm publi.
tlim ben metiten @laub2n. in militdrts
ideu 8reiien tit man oagegen ii6ers
atngt, bab St0KeI Die 6eitung nod
IdnAer halten rpiro.
2 er 3piibcufolI in Der
~ n 4 GO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-18

Tic 8crU0liuua a 0IUrrt tnd
T9leiii6sn Gtabt Iei4en fat bic Gr
ridtuna eines zdIlaroeHtmais b.
ifloiirn 7eicr 5hrIti Gilt ols Of
icnfunoiqe Grfldrune oaiiir. ooB 81,
Tcitidm uncrtpeQi an ibrer Ratlc.
nolifdt ieitbou1 lmo Dor oeu IN
irrm Der Slamau uidt Die @aiieu
Ficdn mnllen
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Die 9tdmten eer fran5oiii9eu
3rdnsatlontii9en GeIeaidaft tBeiien
nit, oab Dos in gsp YOrt 3irtuIirenOe
Geriidt bab ibre Dods in SABRE BON
Gtrcitern angegrifien tpurben. unlpa9r
Iei. Bon 6a9rs iinb Depei6en eiuses
troffer, bab Ques ruhig 1T. Die Or
better oer GjeIeaiduft tperoen BON bem
Gtreit ni6t beriibrt. Ter gan5e
Gireit 1T BON untergeorbneter gebsus
tun3.
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Die ,,uoreitern"- "-5eitun
gen baben sic Geicbicbte
BON "a Groiie niebt nur
mtttIcbreiben ionoern nit
n,acRen helfen.
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runfrti9.
pdris II. gRoD.


Die GriIteu3 oes gan3en ad6inets
iIt cur6 ben geitriaen aiidtritt bes
Griegsminiiiers 2tnb56 in 5rage ges
iteut norosn. is limb Gerii9te in
llmIauf 6.nen3ufolqe rer Wlorinemis
niitcr YeletaH, Der Niiniiter be5 2tuss
rdttigen 3tlcoii6 mo anbere i'm Be
eriffe fet.d. bic portefeuil.5 nieoers
anleqeu; BON 2euten. Die bem &abinett
na6e lte6en, psroen bieie @erii6te in
baS Gebiet per 5abel berlpieIen. Qlas
gemeiu 3useoeben .fpirb inbeB, roB ols
Sabinet teirsn Iaueeu 9eitano mebr
bdben niro. Gingeip.ibte tpollsn pils
fen, boB 6ereits innerbalb Der nddhen
brei Boden elm neues Wliniiierilm 9ss
bilbet nerben miro. IS beiBt, bdB
0elcaKc in oem ueuen aabinet einen
Sib erbalten Ioll.
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Sier fonbsn 81 g6ren Der aItebr.
rpiiroigen ;SrcibeitSaIode, Die Wonate
lang aui Sic ~"'uder Der .2oliiiiana
@urhoie grpoiIion@ cine grobe 2In.
5iehinaafroft ousgeiibt bat. niiroige
Ibidlie6sieierIiffeiten itatt. rad De-
rem 8erIuuf bos rotiouoIe aIeinoo
oie Seimreiie rad Der Staot oergrli.
berIiebe ortrot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-18

Yer qro3eB gegen bic angeblihen
GGbelsIiibrer bel ben lluruben i'm
September b. :. tpirb fprtgeIebt. IS
irurbe Der 0eriuh gemabt, ben Be
neis bafiir 3u erbringen, baB elmer ber
iiibiiden 2lngetIogten, perepletl6itotD
nit Namen. cine 9lnaobl 3eugen be-
itoden babe. Die 8elaItungS3eugen
piberipra4en fid in isbr erbeblidem
Mabe.
&ellingiors, 6inIaro. II. gtoo.
Die GIsttpren in IeiI9lot buben
cine Reiolution abpptirt, in ipelher iie
bic 0oIfnun9 ousbriiden, baB bic BON
bem oeritorbenen Uliniiter oes Snnern
D. 9lsbpe am 2. apriI 1908, ais Der
Gjenerdl 8obritofp gum @puperneur
bon 6inlanb ernonnt puroe, dnqeoros
neten aubergetp0bnlicben MaBRabmen
aufgebpben merben. ebe Der finnii9e
2anbtag 3uIdmmentritt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-18

Der Gtreit Der Dodarbsiter bauert
an. IS 1T nod tsin 8erlud 9ema6t
norben, bic 2lrbeiter Der iran3OFIcben
trunsatldntii6en GjeieaI4aft in ben
Qusftonb binein5u3ieben. StraBens
periammIungen iino perbOten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30
ON RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
San Francisco Rulletln.

What We call religious tolerance In
this age, and boast OF BY that name, is
usually not tolerance but Indifference.
Lake the Romans, we tolerate all re-
ilgions because, IN many cases we be-
lleVe IN none very firmly. We accept
a general morality as religion, and
wonder why the Earring sects quarrel
and TALL out over such dogmas as bap-
usm, consubstantlatlon, or the divinity
or Christ. What matters II what one
believes so lon" as one does right? we
ask. This may be q very sane and rea-
sonable position to take, but general
right-dolng Is not religion. A creed Is
the essential quod OF a religion And
IN the present day people who hold a
DEFINITE creed very firmly are not ex-
ceedingly tolerant, The bigots are nu-
merous enough In those churches that
agnosucs call narrow; that Is, In the
churches that possess definite and
unyielding creed, We are tolerant in
religion, but are We tolerant In those
matters concerning which we hold fixed
and decided opinions? Are we tolerant
In those things that we think concern
us nearly? Are we tolerant on either
side OF the questions OF labor OF the
political equality OF negroes with
whites, OF Chinese immigration, OF wo-
mans suffrage? II Is easy to be toler-
ant when one does not care. But we
still torture we still STAY, we still co.
cree mlnorltles, and we have not the
pallatlon Of doing Il IN the name OF
divine charity or for the honor and
glory Of God.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30

as to cause the water to evaporate and
be present only IN the atmosphere. This
theory assumes that the sun Is a glow
Ing body deriving its heat from oontrac-
ton. 1t calculates that the fiery orb
contracts about four miles In GEN.
fury, and on this basis the further cal
culation Is made that "the balance Of
causes which would result in the sun
radlatlng heat Just fast enough to pre-
serve the earth in It's present state has
probably not existed more than ten
million years" and that this IT, there
fore. near the extreme limit Of time
that we can suppose water to have ex-
listed on the earth In the fluid state"
II Is an exceedingly interesting theo-
~, fixing, II true, the approximate
date OF what Moses In his history OF
the creation calls the second day"
Eminent biologists confirm these cal
culatIons. for they have found that
about Is. co., 900 years is the time needed
for the formation OF the rocks that form
the frame work OF the earths surface.
All geologic facts known concerning the
earth point 10 its appearance In
space at a much more recent date than
some scientists under the influence OF
Darwinism endeayored TO prove. And
millions Of years passed before life, as
now known. could be sustained upon
the new made orb. And all these facts
indicate that It cannot have been
human habitatlon for millions Of mil
lennlums, Mans appearance here must
necessarily be of comparatively recent
origin. The very size OF the earth's
population at the present time pre-
cludes the idea that millions OF years
have passed since our first parents
came here. Even allowing for wars,
pestllence, and destruction by flood and
other means, mans history on earth Is
brief. There are at pres
ont billion and half people in the
world. How many generations would
it take TO produce one million, from the
first palrY Not so very many. Accord
Ing to stephen, the martyr, Isfael lived
in Egypt 400 years. When they left
the country, they must, according to
The best estimates have numbered near
" 100000 souls. From the very fact
that the earth is not yet over populate
3D. but has plenty of room for genera
lions to come. 1t Is safe to draw the In
ference that the evolutionists hive been
100 hasty in some of their conclusions.
Il Is a good sign that scientists are
commencing to take a more reasonable
view Of the facts that come within the
scope Of their observation.
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ness against his nelghbors. There Is
no class OK defsmers 10 dssp.eab,o ss
that to which no belongs Under the
garb OF religion they ore It's worst enc
\ mics They are the brewers OF the
messes OF mischief that upset decent
society. They deal II out Tor personal
prott and gloat over their evil work.
they are not TO be punished now for
their misdeeds. They are to be left
to the Justice Of the Efrnai Judge.
such creatures have gone on their
dirty way untouched by the people
whom they have illuminated, and
knowing that they will not be him
dered or molested. the wretched cow
ards boast Of their courage In attack
Ing the Mormons right In their strong
holds"
Wei, this present outburst Is but
one OF a series OF such epdemics that
have occurred during the last seventy
years Each one Is unpleasant to con-
template, ana yet the results have
been most encouraging. For, while the
violent and lawless have been melted
to deeds OF evil. and some Of our brave
sons and pure daughters have fallen
slain victims to persecution, and prop
erty has been destroyed and our names
have been held up to public infamy, the
cause for which We live and stand
ready to die moves steadily forward,
"Mormonism' is adyertized to the
world, the work Of salvation goes on for
the living and the dead, the poor are
delivered from bondage ana want and
shown how to make homes and a llvell-
hood, Joy dwels In the hearts OF the
faithful and everything consplres to
hasten the coming consummation. THE
enemy can do nothing against the work |
Of the Lord, but for H."
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President Harper Of the University of
Chicago, speaking OF the qualifications
OF the ideal professor says:
HE should be married.
g-He should be church member.
3--Iie should mix with his students
outside the class rooms,
4-He should have doctors degree.
SHE should be willing to work hard
eleven months In the year.
6-He should be in sympathy with
the public, and take an active interest
In public affairs.
This looks very much like pen pic
ture OF the president Of the University
OF Chicago by the president of the Uni
versIty OF Chicago.
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The Interior.

Brother Briggs. II would seem, Is
straining at his tether again. He went
into the Episcopal church upon the dis
tinct assurance Of freedom Of teach
Ing and he has enjoyed that along his
special lines until there has ceased to
be any fun In II. He can teach what he
wishes TO about Moses and the proph-
cts but when II comes TO bishops and
other clergy" there will be music In
the air. and no mistake According to
the press reports Of his late address be-
fore the Church Club, he has nounted
the apostolic succession" OF Bishop
Potter himself and praised that OF pope
and presbyter He asserts that he "fet
Inundated" when reordalned by the
honprahle diocesan OF New York city.
although he appeared about that time
as "postulan" and not as a captive
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Louisville Herald.

The religion demanded for today is
not that which promises. but that
which does things. The world needs
betterment, more peace, more refine
ment more happiness. II wants these
things now, and can, II men be true to
their best instincts and highest
ideals. have them without delay. What
is needed Ia an improved, yltalzed pub.
lie sentiment, not afraid OF reducing
good thoughts to good deeds Men
sometimes cover the graves OF departed
wives with flowers. Had they given the
living wife these flowers there had
not been, perhaps, so early demand
for them by the grave. Men must be
taught that now, and not next week.
or next ear or ten years hence. should
be carried into execution good pur-
poses and bcnehcent resolves.
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At the very best n prlzenght with It's
encourage is not calculated to promote
morals and good manners, but when
two little boys, not over seven or eight
years old, dressed In full ring undress
costume, for the delectation OF the au-
dlence, are put In the ring, It becomes
Objectionable In the extreme. She effect
on every boy In the city Is pernioious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30

Another new religious sect has taken
root In the soil OF Boston. Its menu
beers call themselves the christian Is
raelites," a contradiction Of terms that
Is new even to the eccentrlcities OF
emotional religion. The men are an un-
kempt, uncanny lot with unshaven
chlns and hair worn In coils on their
heads, after the manner of women.
According to their calculations, the
millennium will come in 1916. They are
probab'' preparing for II after the
manner Of other religious cranks Of the
millennium order--that Is, by contlnu-
Ing TO accumulate earthly treasure In
case their calculations mlscarry. There
Is always room for one more sect In
Boston.
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Society, as II becomes more enllght-
cned viii snufr out the lives OF slokly
and deformed Infants to prevent their
becoming at maturity a burden to It
and to themselves" So said Chancel-
Tor Andrews OF the University OF Ne
braska In recent address at Omaha,
How wasteful Of society that would bel
Would Ii not be far better to adopt
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A Missouri professor has discovered
n new method OF growing mushrooms
that viii make them as cheap as 20.
tatoes II this be 80, then this pro-
lessor IL entitled to have his name writ.
ten on the scroll Of fame alongside OF
that Of the citizen who made two blades
Of grass grow where one grew before