Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-22
SERVICES At
THE TABERNACLE,
Returned Missionaries Testify OF
The Good Work Being Done
In Europe
TELL OF THEIR EXPERIENCES
Elder Nephi /. Morris Speaks Of the
Hand Dealings Of God With
Ancient Israel.
TELL OF THEIR EXPERIENCES

ma services at the Tabernacle yes
...a,v afternoon were presided over
ss president Angus NJ. Cannon and the
soookers were Elders Julian Emerson
ynnns Joseph ]. Cannon and Nephi L.
Norris. the two former dealing win
s,neriences in the mission held ana
,ho latter touching upon the dispersion
arcIent Israel and their gathering IN
the latter days
The choir sang the hymn
sof,,v beams the sacred dawn'ng
of The great milennal MORN
proyor was offered by Elder E, D.
Woolley. ,,o,,on Gang.
our God we raise TO Thee.
Tbanks for Thy blessings free,
We here enjoy
Elder Julian Emerson Young 'a'e'y
.o,rrred from a mission to Germany,
,s,s the first speaker. He expressed
,,aosure at being privileged to meet
',.,n ,ha Saints In Zion, and sincerely
NM NM that in the remarks maze ne
nopJIdd he guided by the Holy splril.
W, saId he left home for Germany III
Ipne. 1901. and on arriving al nis IN
,inatlon he was assisneu W 'upu,
he city Of Berlin, where ne was ssea, ,,
" blessed OF the Loru' aesp''o '''
humillatIons In starting OUT o
'J Elder Young paid high tribute 10 yer
man institutions, and said that IN many
,esnecis Americans would 90 wen f"
no, t after them. Throughout Ger
many. SAID he. the work OF the LORD u
, progessng nicely and many large
t,ancbes OF the Church have been es-
.nSiisb1d. The speaker referred to the
,'s,'s of the Latter-day Saints ana
VA that In this respect they were
s". exceled by any people on the earth
". said he thanked the Lord for the
iithfil hoary-headed veterans IN this
Ehnrch, and felt It was an inspiration
N see them and shake their hands
Elder Young said he had been IN
cerman prisons for the Gospel sake,
but ali his experiences had but tended
to strengthen his faith and testimony.
Tho persecution the Elders had to put
49, Win came principally from the
Wy Wv ,yho were constantly harassng
,hn nnlice with their complaints, about
w. w. SWormon" elders. Among the po-
W. ogicers the missionaries had many
,rlonSs ana thew were thankful for
mSo, Sr,viliees we're afforded them.
"""' >,o,,
ELDER JOSEPH j. CANNoN'
-, r..an. ,,ho lately
hue. ' t,o,,, a r,,ssion no Sweden and
istut prI.,.h ,s,oa Was the next speaker.
We n,it's" 80 nmsrlca as a land OF Id.
ne spVnY VI o,arrod 20 The low felt on
tl! anu shoras as,or on absence OF
teavl'is a's , s,o, ya,,s IN foreign lands,
nI0,s '""r nneo,ion ,he sneaker maid fri
~ ,n,s ~ srsadon accorded he Lat
NV W. eo,n,s In r,reat britain. vet
w,uSS , ,n wos tha chosen Mace.
, 80, IN hod nron,,sed that II would
VI W" ton "a y, Z,on INTO ali the pure in
heart The speaker made, reference to
go ,ho ideai American. truly loyal
20 hIs countrv and its Institutions.
sych a mon oIso ,vas ,Joseph Smith. who
,ns,i,u,od n nlan revealed from heaven.
,or ,he ,,asdom and REDEMPTION OF
manIInd ~
Tho sneaker discussed the liberallty
NJ ,he GnsneI NJ Jesus Christ and point.
"a ~ the fact that this was the only
source Of ,rne iiberty for IL concerned
Mons son,s and made them free m The
hgheot ana hast sanso ~ ,he term.
Tbe nr,ncin,as NJ tho Gospel were also
referred 10 and the nolnt made that