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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-25

DEPARTING Of al kinds. cash registers
~ tyPe~riisrs. phonogrzphs. guna. ~
volvers- sewing machines. irunks. bafr,
etc Umbrellas recovered. grading cf an
kinds. knives. scissors. skasss. s. Rls-
berg. succezsor Is c. W. Messsr, 80 Phss-
nix avenue. Teiephons 1875
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-25

WANTED - Bowlers and others who
w would like to Join the ranks TO como
10 the old reliable alleys. 278 South Main
ST.. where B. Payeur the proprietor will
welcome you prize will be given for
the highest score in bowling each week.
6-24-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-25

EotNp-Ths best place in the city to
get regular dinner or lunch wffhous
going too cesp into your psckst Our 20
dinner nakss people voncsr hov vs can
DO "a Cap and try Il cree. lunches
from Sc ups Ayey's. South Main sgrsst
opp Union street.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-25

EoUHD - Sum Of money. Owner can
i have same BY proving property and
paying for advertisement. Gail korKan's
Cigar Store. t32 North Main ST s-z2-3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
FISHERS OF MEN"
Spoken Upon by Dr. Talmaso Prof
Mills on Book OF Mormon,

Tho University sunday school con'
vcncd ~ usual yesterday at 1880 In
Burralt hall.
Tho lecture by Dr Talmagc IN con.
tlnuollon Of the course on Jesus tho
Christ WAS announced under the topic
title "Tho fishers Of men, The lecturer
FIRST reviewed tho Incidents OF the early
disciples coming 70 christ, and passed
IN the authoritative call ~ the four
fishermen ON the lake, Neither Of these
calls, however Us TO he regarded ~
tho actual ordination to the npostloship,
The words Of Jesus, Follow me, wero
plainly UNDERSTOOD by each ~ this
small company ms implying, requiring,
IN fact, n remuneration Of worldly at
fairs ana the cOnsooratIng Of their Tine
and energies 10 the work NJ the Master,
There appears TO have been no hcWtan-
cy on the part Of any ono Of them,
These events were closely connected
with The miraculous haul of fishes, ana
the assurance that the hehormon should
"calch men, Is rendered literally os a
promise that they should take alive
the human souls Who would accept
thclr saving words Lcyh otherwise
known ms Matthew was aftcrwnrd GALE
wv lIUIll lllN paw W. HNNlN'lN 90 ~ NN'
collector, The choosing of the romnln-
der OF tho twelve and he commissions
Ing Of these special witnesses, were
subsequent events
A. this time me onmosly of the
scrlbcs ana other Snlclals had been
growing, and Jesus soon took occasion
TO make plain the fact that His mis-.
sion involved In n measure lndcpend.
cncc Of their artificial system, that
lie brought the now while they sought
TO cling 20 the old,
Professor Mills continued his discuss
sion OF how the Book u Mormon wlg
translated, IN beginning ho rrfoyrcp
TO work ON the history Of Tie chrroN,
soon 10 b. published by john II, Evans,
an instructor Of this subject IN the Int
tcr.dny saints mIVorHty proG Ml,ls
had rad parts " the manuscript trcii.
Ing on the translation of tNn Sephis
record which he declared 70 b0 Tho best
und clcbroRt preAoninil Ion ul tllb pers
picking question that hG had aver read,
and ~ which No was indebted for uon'o
valuable points N his Own Uso,ircr, ~
the fubJoc,
Tho facts IN the translation %; ,ec
Book Of Mormon, Inv lecturer esnior6
cd, should not b. continued with TO ~.
depreciation of those idcjs These fneia
he stated Ia bo ID that the Language ~
the Book Of Mormon N rot IN iho Goet
grammar, CD that JoNeph smith had
small education ana general oSpoHr0tc
NJ the time, 90 chat Tho Noph,e pln,ci
wore before him M ho Uane,0ied ~
that he used tNO matlmcnlA with
when to tranSluto-.ihe "HNer stone
ana the 'urlm and thummlm," % that
u required an intellectual and splrunl
effort on The part Of the Prophet, Tho
natural Inference
Professor Mlls enlarged upon each
Of his ideas IN such way az to make
them clear, citing not only tho fncls Of
history, but quoting also verses from
tho Script urcH 10 the sumo clrooi. Tho
lecture Wng 0f unusual interest and
many questions were nakod and an.
Wcrod,. Tho sOmo subject win be dis,
ouNsad Agaln next sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
ODE TO IDAHO.
Chicago Newspaper Editor Pays Tribute
To "tho State Of Tomorrow.

by j, u, Defcbaugh editor Of Amcrl-
can Ldmbcrman, while on u visit with
delegation of Chlcago businessmen I,
Boise, Aprll IS, 1906,
You have heard Of Slwnsh mnldens.
You have heard of Zulu bcllcs,
You hayo list 10 German legends
Like - thogc That GOETHE tells
Hut | VIII tell the story
OF another kind Gf girl.
\ gin who IN u Yankee.
A grl who III u pnlrh
llor face N Ike an Angels,
Her eyes with ilvolIBht shine,
nor every movement graceful
Her form form divine,
Her hair Ia Ike the Tayon,
Her brow ~ liko tho SNOW,
Hor heart " true ana gentle,
Ana her name IL Ida Ito,
For hor IA leave virginia,
ld leave my Mary Land,
I'd part wlth,Mrs Sppl
The widow fair ana bland,
I'd leave Louisa Anna
And other AnnNs too,
ia bid farewell TO Georgia,
Though Georgia would be truc,
ia part Irom Mime Sofa.
I'd part from Dell Il Ware,
I'd leave brunette Miss Souri,,
Tho Carolina pnln
Those women all are lovely,
Truc.hcnrtca girla, ! know,
But "a give them all the go.by
And clcavo to Ida llo,
Ike her breezy manner,
like her honest ways,
Ike nor IN The moonlight,
llko her sunny dNya, .
] Airull Nith nor through arhors
THAI heng with golden fruit,
] Aell scrDW lhe mond0Ws
n birding pipe ilg lutte,
! walk with her by rivers
That Tow 10 distant seas,
hnl, sI.lo by sldo breathe perfumes
Dlellllod by every brec2c,
Goodbye, my own Virginia,
Ana other girls | know
I'm hanging round tho gatopost
or a girl named Ida llo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
BODY BROUGHT HOME.
That Of G. G. Whitshoad, Who Com
mittsd Suicide, Arrived Today,

The romans Of G, G, Whitehead the
unfortunate man who fow days ago
threw himself from train near San
Francisco and waa Instantly Killed
were brought In this morning over the
southern Pacific, ana at ogden trans.
forrod to the Rio Gmndo over which
line they were forwarded TO this city.
Mr. Whitehead was somewhat dement's
cd al the time Of the lomcntablo nf-
fair ana this accounts for his strange
conduct lie was % years of ago and
leaves wifo and two children. Tho
funeral viii be held I'm the MIN Crock
ward house tomorrow, Tuesday. at 2
y, m, Friends are Invited,
Some additional information was ro.
coyod today IN regard 10 Whltohcad's
death by sheriff Emery IN n letter from
sheriff j, &, RalphS Of san Barnardino
county, California, The letter states
that Mr.. Whitehead went insane and
was arrested In Los Angeles ON April
"a, lie was committed to the state IN.
sane asylum NJ Patton and on Aprll e.,
while Sheriff white ana Deputy Shor.
IN Yonkln were taking him 10 tho
asylum and near Rodllnds, the man
became violent ana jumped through
the car window before they could catch
him, The train was moving NJ full
speed 20 Whitehead was Killed by the
fall Instantly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

Keep your blood clean ~ you keep your
body clean, You don't wait until your
body " foul before YOU cleanse u,
!, IA a matter of surprise tia, many peo'
pie who are Va oarehifto have clean bodies
make no effort TO keep the blood clean
Everyone knows that uncleanncsa breeds
dI6essc that those who do not keep their
bodies IN q wholesome condition aud who
Dwell III fltly surroundings are the FIRST 10
fan wncn some epidenlic Of disease ewcepa
the county Hui foul blood IL mote dam
perou, to ihc individual than foul body.
An un clenn body IL rather a passive Than
nu active lindnncs tOhesllli But unclcap
blood iS an active threat against the very
llN-it hases the body q prepared breed
Ing place for q s,ess,
II IL pan of Natures plln fof human
Paiety shat In many cases where the blood
Is impure or corrupt she seu align on the
body IN proof VI NE corrupt cuiiel, that "a
flowlux through the veins Scr0fulu W.
Us dis6guiipg aotcs aud sears, eestlns with
Us Irritation, salttleurl letter, efysipslsa,
boils plmpes aud other etpptions are only
the outward Signs % The lnipuHty Of The
blood. Hut Often IL the earlier or slnc'er
stages Of the bloodr impudy there ~ no
outward oigns Of this condition. onIy dull,
languid sluggish feelings, which st6 COM
monty attributed solely TO the sluspishneso
Of the liver
Of all preparations for purifying the
blood Dr. befcc's Golden Medical DIseov
cry easily takes the ftt place u ellmin'
atcs nom the blood the elcmen's which
clog and eorfup, II, and which breed aud
feed disease, II ne,s directly on ,ae blood
making glands, increasing their activity
and 80 Increasing the supply Of rich, pure
blood which ~ the life OF the body.
Accept no substitute for Golden Med.
Zeal Discovery There 10 nothing "jud
% good" lor diseases Of the elomaeh,
blood and lungs,
Dr, pierees Medical Adviser paper GOV.
ets, Is sent ./,es on roceip, q a onc'cen,
stamps TO pay expense OF mailing 0nlH
Address Dr. r. v Pierce, Budalo, n y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
They Visit Boise and Other Idaho
Points and Arc Much
Pleased.
ALL LIKE THE Gem STATE.
Nature Has Been Very Lavish With
Her GIFTS and Capital WIN Now
Make Great Commonwealth,
spccIa! Correspondence,

Spccli. correspondence,
lolge, Ida, Aplil ga delegation OF
70 chicago business men visited our
capital yesterday and were shown
around the city by special commit.
tee appointed Tor that pulpoac, They
gave vent to expressions ~ delight ana
pleasure at nearly every G,cp, and they
were magod Ut tho wonderful re-
sources OF this city aud western coun-
Try generally
Each member of tho party represents
n special line OF business, not cnly for
his oNu firm, but Tor eueh iirm ~ hla
limo wv the cit. of Chicago, and a re-
Iort of thor findings IN written ~ the
Chicago commercial association ana
wired 20 the chicago newspapers, A.
each city Visited, the representatives
look into the conditions there that
have u direct bearing uron tho special
Inc each represents ana then each
makes NJ n report TO all the firms
Of the association In Chicago coming
undor his special line
This visit Of The delegation IA said
O be one Of u series Of trips 10 be made
10y Chicago business men, They cone
sldor IL quito necessary for thom IN
kccp IN close touch with this great
western country which they are now
looking TO, ms being great tributary
10 their business
one Of the party was hoard to say
II believe that with all the resources
Boise has and Tie reports That WIN be-
made 60 the Chicago merchants az the
rcyult NJ our VISIT thoro win hc great
good come To this 3Ity and surrounding
country All that this Western region
needs " capital to develop II, ns the un.
developed resources are strown through
your hills ana cover your plains, ana
valleys And the reports from all
sources which win 20 east WIN reach
many men Of fortune, some Of whom
are very likely To come out here ana
invest For my part, ! intond TO como
back hero again."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
VALUABLE INFORMATION
Given 20 tho People by Our
Local Druggists DruehI
< Frankon,

We want the people Of Salt Lake city
ana vicinity 10 know that tho most YALE
liable ana delicious tasting preparation
OF cod liver oil known 10 medicine "
NlnOl
Nmol contains oll the medicinal clo'
nenta Of cod llyor oil, actually tnkell
from fresh Gods livore, but not q drop
of oil 10 lcl1rd lts work.
For this reason Ninol II recognize, d
throughout the world M the. greatest
health roOtorer ana strength creator
known TO medicine, ana We do not be-
llcVo there IN a man, woman Or ENID IN
Nall Lake cay 10 THIS season ~ the
yonr hut what Ninul VIII benent thom
Vinol creates health ana strength
Tor old people. weak, slckly women ami
children nursing mothers ana after u
severe blcRnosa
Ylnol cures hooklng coughs, chronic
colds, bronchitis and al throat and lung
troubles Unequnllcd TO create nm ap'
petite, and 10 make those VINO are TOO
thin fat. rosy ana healthy
Try Nln0l on our guarantee 20 ~.
turn money II Il fails - Druehl q Frank.
en- also Smith DRUG Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

pie here werc an onthused over the
prospects OF Il new hotel ! believe Il
was the knulsford, and ! want Ia say
that they had Just cause, Tor the hotel
N certainly AN elegant one, Ike this
city ana all this free, open, western
counlry--its Gods country My trip
west has been full Of pleasure and !
am delighted with the. signs of prog
ross and Industry that notice on every
side
\ spocnl organ recital WAS given the
visitors this morning, ore they depart
cd for the east, carrying away many
pleasant rocolloCtione,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
NOTHING LIKE
Ono-h 6lf 20 Ono-Thipd or

An our Leather Goods For two weeks,
ladies' wrist Bags Ivory lategt etyloe),
Purses, card Cases, Blll llo0kN, Letter
Cases, Wallets, Ladies Writing Nolp,
Portfolios, Music Rollp, Visiting l,lsls,
TRAVELLING Cases, Collar ANA cum Sc,e,
Dosk Pads, liic, IN fact, every NOV.
city IN Leather
BEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
q Main g.,
Salt Lake CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
UTAH. IDAHO. TIE WORLD.

Thrcc now maps, Just issued, Utah
rnd Idaho on ono Side, tho World on
tho reverse side including population
OF countries and towns according 10
the 1900 oonsus, with n brief sketch Of
every country In the world, Sso ok
Slh Inches, value l6conls sent 70 any
address Tor 2bc, Address DoRorot News
Book store Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho fnyorlto actor. Mr. white whit.
ilcaey, ronppeOrs ut the 1'hcntor tonight
IN the popular play of "llourlsenso,"
Al the Grand tho Mack swain COM!
pany opens IN "Tho old Mll' this ave.
ning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
ATTORNEY MOYER
UP AGAINST It.
DIsbarment Proceedings Instituted
In the Supreme Court
On Saturday.
WHAT the COMPLAINT ALLEGES
Charges Hin With unproicssloual
Conduct and With DccelyIng
The Court

,u,,,t,, .......,...,..
"u''po' W VnhrBes oi unproiesSloh'
~ conduct have been made against
Attorney George w. Meyer In the dis.
barmenI proceedings instituted against
''"' w Wv '"p'V''u 'our' su'uluuy W.
'ernooh Dy {, 3onnnrd, w, H. lnnts
ana A. w, Peters, who claim that the
attorney has nrnntisod dopeit ana mis-.
ohl,t ana, ,,., 49, ',.t,I '''
'"''' ""u nus pcon unla'iniul 10 lho
court, one Of the charges against him
X that no deceived the court I'm hIs
nnnllc,tlon fo,, ,orolyor or 1ofo,d,,,
"',''', w. ''N''''' w. ''''',''u'
company III inc case or Eva snlth
against the SAT- Lake Cleaning com.
pnny
II ia charged that ho aot Firth fnc,s
In the complaint which ho knew we're
false ana untrue, and that ho con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.
BIND YOUR MAGAZINES,

biNp 'pph "h'fs's''N'i
old books, Music and Magazines Put
them IN strong new covers for prescr.
walton, Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound, The
News" bindery can do the work In any
form at any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Fourteenth Ward The GothcnbDrs
Missionary society VIII give a benefit
concert IN the Fourteenth ward moot
inghousc Thursday night, May 4 IN be-.
half OF the family OF Elder GUSTAV Oh.
son, who recently mot his death through
yards, The program to be rendered ~
~ follows
chorus scandinavian choir, willard
Chrlstophcreon, director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

passed 10 the eust Some regiments
came hurrying through, Tie Pass had
been great place before music, WON.
EN-, lotn ~ drink many traders, Nov N
WOH all upside down, Tho women had
nll gone long before, The Greeks ana
Poles who remained worO IN fear OF
their lIyoe, Tho retroatIny soldiers
looted MI the SHOPS and sold the stuff
10 their comrades What they could
not dispose Of they threw into the
street They vet lire To tho store houses,
Rreut pllos Of hay and fodder The
rui'lans among them robbed right ana
left ana no ono had time or inclination
to prevent them,
A CosSACiS OUTRAGE
"Only once lld nee any evidence Of
authority A party NJ CossnCks In q
side street found Chinese boggdr
VINO they thought Wng Japanese spy
They vet upon him and yankod at HIS
pigtail I'll II came OF, Then they
tried carry him away, The man
clutchcd the spOkes OF u passing cart
lie refused TO let go his grip, Tho
Russians tore hls clothes from his
back IN their efforts to drag him on, lie
would not lee go, They drew tholr
swords ana hacked his hands of at the
wrists, The man turned upon them
Kicking aud biting waving hls arm
slumps. He seized a cossack's hand IN
his teeth ana bit the fingers of, Graz
ed with the pain, the Russian drew his
sword with his LEFT hand and stabbed
the Chlnaman A companion slashod
at him from tho Other side and nearly
severed hla head from the body A
third man finished the work half done,
and the body was dragged 10 the com.
pany headquarters The Russian CONF
mander stood the blood stained soldiers
in the yard and shot them down for
killing the chinnmnn All four bodies
were left uncarcd for
FAKuMEN REACHED,
I'VE did not have any map, We
could only speak a little Chinese, hut
we decided u make for Fnkumon about
20 miles away outside the town we
met many soldiers, To the west OF the
Tie Pass regiments were moving south
again To the east we could SEQ lines
Of carts and long columns of mon ana
guns YEARLY journeylng northw0rd, All
about us, however guns and soldiers
ana horses were going down to meet
the japanese. The men seemed fairly
fresh, They had not been In the re-
treat They made no attempt 10 stop
us and we nd not walt We made duo
west, following water courses, keeping
cover ns much as possible, ana man.
aged to get through TO Fukumon,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

"Will you come over to
tea next Tuesday,"
Delighted"
Not said;
What sort OF tcap
! wonder
Your se,u return, your msn,y NJ YOU dom lIlo
B,hDlhg. nW,

seem 10 care ut all, riley were quite
content 90 bo leaving Mukden TO 10
fate, They never had liked the place
why should they hght for itY Oihera
'Wolo stupid da2od, deafonod by INC
roar OF battle, grimy with smoke, yell
low with dust They had been lighting
they did not know how long Then
eyes were 0Xed and staring Some
cursed lSuropaikn Among the olllcels
there Was grumblng why should they
20 bnok2 Why should they be ordered
to rclrcat2 rhey wanted TO nghl, ~
fight I'll the end. liv' mostly they did
not care, Just sl0uchod along INC ROAD,
Tho Japanese were way OF 20 the
west ana sholled ua nB we went along.
II they had wished 20 do 20 they could
have cut on the whole army why
they did not 40 II | cannot understand,
II only needed sudden dash 10 throw
the RusWluns into hopeless confusion,
II was very bad az II was There WnN
little order THO men threw away
their boots their heavy oyerconls,
their moss kottloN Tho road side was
Uttered wih discarded equipment or nll
SORTS AZ the columns llod across the
open they spread out In their hurry
tho men bohlnd trying TO oVortnko
those In front Of them, When they had
to pass through valley the crowd
crushed together tghtlng lts way
through the dcnlc, streaming through
the back alleys Of the little villages ana
along tho hllsIdos strong men
hopod their wounded companions,
Many dropped from fatigue, There was
no room for thom In the hospital
trains Their comrades had no llttors
on which TO curry them, They were
len the deserted Chinese houses,
Most Of the country folk had ilsi, ana
only a few farmers stood gnplng,
watching W. 40 by,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

"Aa we went farther north II WIS
moro and more every man Tor hlmhelt
The cOmmsmry wagons hhd been
throwing away cases oi SOUP tHlW
pront bags of hread, provisions OF all
sols. thnt ihoy mlghl make gronter
hnsio They frightened their loads TO
save the carts, They had no llmo to
stop and supply the men, The men
would not waste time In going 10 look
FOR supplies, they nIbbled at the re-
mains of what hud been Issued some
DAYS before or went without Anything
there, going ON hopelossly, doggedly, .,
Tho arlillcrymcn abandoned gun an,
or nun, The Tee was already Wcukcn'l
In the smaller streams ana me hehNy
cnrrIlgos crashed through nv they slll
nnd bumped across No one thought or
trying 10 drag them out again no
gun teams were hurried on ana n'cnod
up somewhere else, or seized by the mon
Who had been riding the cnssonG Thoy
rode IN leaving everything to me one'
my, oiltImcs two ON Il horse some.
lmeg mo rider woul0 give his mount
la n colple OF wounded and lead tho
bonst himself Many field pieces were
rolled into the gulllcs, others tumblod
through holes In the lee,
BURNING STORES AND STATIONS
"It was bitterly cold that night, he
hind us was the glurc Of the burning
stores and stations Tho sky was roi
with the naring, The noise Of battle
rolled m Ia the west and the sonlh
we could SEQ the soarchllghts llhshlnB
10 the east Japanese shells burst over
hood or came crashing into our midst,
lghlIng the plain WIN its hnlrylns
dark nguros Slampedod gln teams
rushed fren2cd into The heavy iolds,
throuhg the willow brush, bounding
over ana grinding through tho low mul
walls, tearing the etockades Of Chinese
corn about the farm houses,
"Dawn came chill ana gray, SIN We
Kept on. Tho wind blow down ON No
from the northwest, When the sun
rose II was orange through the dust
hnycl Az Tho day wore ON, tho wind
came stronger and stronger bunellng
Ms M we lowered our heads and tried
TO face the blat, Men fought for places
behind The wagons, that they might ho
IA little sheltered. They stopped to rest
IN tho lee OF the low Chinese huts, Some
of lhom dozed on Ms they stood there
and sank 10 the ground, never TO wakcn
again,
TIE PASS REACHED,
covered with dust, rod.cycd, We
finally reached Tie Pass our cart wda
gone, We had left II far behind We
had had no sleep, hardly any food or
drink, hut still there WIS no rest Here
thoro woro only few Russians, tho
fringe OF IN crotroat Most VI the army
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

opening prayer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Plano solo ,,,,,,,,,, Miss Ruby Condic
Recitation ,,,nuMr, II, Loo Marshall
Vocal solo ,n,"uuMlss Emily Larson
Violin solo n,MIss fIllmn Lundquist
Recitation, "Bmdsmyckot swedish
n,.uun, Mrs duetavo w. Tcudt
Vocal duet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
SnYaphonc solo n,,, Mr., Chls, q, Berry
Recitation ,,u,., Miss Lillian Hunter
Vocal solo Miss Margaret Summorhays
Recitation, 1.-THE Truth (Swcdlsh)
.Yn,,,nu,.n Mr. Nils Soderberg
Bass solo II. Mr., willard Chratophorson
Chorus ,,,,n,,,,, scandinavian choir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
TIE PASS REACHED,

covered with dust, rod.cycd, We
finally reached Tie Pass our cart was
gone, We had left It far behind We
had had no sleep, hardly amy food or
drink, hut stu there WIS no rest, Here
lhcro worc only u few Russians, tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
SECS MANY CHANGES,

General Atty, w, u, IIayno Of tho
Illinois Steel company, snldi -Four
teen years ago visited Salt Lake but
thls morning when rode around the
city and looked for many Of the quaint
old places that then Impressed me. ]
found TINT they were very rapidly dis.
Appearing on Ut Toast having their
Identity destroyed by rcmodollng,
Fourteen yonrs hna brought many
changes for the better TO THIS city, I
remember OH my last trip that the poo.
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