Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-06

CndC Johnson hlred MS mother and
brother to murder his wife, and thus
stop the sc per month alimony. The
mother and brother repaired to the d.
vorced wife's home and there they
beat her brains out with clubs and
also those of a little 10-year-old girl,
who was visiting her. They saturated
their bodies with oil and burned them
with the house. For their work of hui
man butchery, Bigler Johnson gave his
mother and brother SO each, and they
were satisfied. These people are all
Gentiles and have been all their lives
within hearing distance of the ortho-
dox church bells of Towanda, Wya-
sauking, and they never saw any Nor
mons. l want to say to the mission
aries and preachers who go from
Pennsylvania to Utah that they had
better remain at home and start mis-
sions on Pool Hill, where the John
sons and hundreds of others just like
them live. And / also want to say
to the eastern missionary societies, to
the Methodists, who sent $134 900; to
the Presbyterians, who sent $4,000;
to the Baptists, who sent nearly $780,
600 to Utah last year, that they had
better keep it at home, for they can
find more genuine work here in this
county than you have in the whole
State of Utah. / want also to say to
you, the w. G. T. u, that the amount
of time, talent and money you spent
and grated in trying to unseat Senator
Smoot Ga loyal temperance mani
should have been spent in Mahanoy
City, Pa, where they have a lincensed
Gallon RI MIN VIZ
Pennsylvania is a great State and was
the home of such men as Benjamin
Franklin, William Penn, Stephen Gil
rard, Bayard Taylor and hundreds of
others almost equally distinguished,
and she is not to blame because few
of her citizens wish to visit or live
in Utah, who go there under the guise
of missionaries or preachers who make
their living by SANDER and graft.
1t is well known that If Utah did not
have such beautiful, healthful and
pleasant climate and her people kind
and hospitable, she would not be over.
run by so many itinerant soulsavers
On April 18th, this year, Mrs. Schoff
addressed the Confederation of Wo-
mems Clubs at Wyalusing, in this
county. She said she had met the
FTdnh SduuOn VI OtdH, Dcdu-
tiful" and cultured gentleman and he
urged upon her the necessity of rails.
ing large amount or money to unseat
Senator Smoot, and she was happy to
state that she had already raised over
$4,000 for him. She also told her usual
TRADE of SANDER on Utah and closed
her address by having the hat passed
for frankie. The Salt Lake Tribune
is not usually circulated east of Chi
cago by the enemies of Utah and the
only way we hear of it here is wher
some of it's falsehoods are copied in
the Christian papers. The Presbyte
rian Assembly Herald for October is
out with its usual ISLANDERS. The Octo
Der number of this paper for the pas
three years has been devoted to Utaf
and the writer who can tell the bigges
sensation seems to be the best fellow
In the October numbers of 1903 ant
1904 most of the articles on Utah ant
the Mormons were signed, but thi
year they have adopted cowardly tao
tics, as only two of the articles ar
signed The first article is by thu
Rev. Charles Thompson of Philadel
phia, Pa. 1t was the Rev. Thompson
who advised the Presbyterian Assem-
bly, at Los Angeles in May, 1908, t
rise up and crush the Mormons b.
force His article in the ASSEMBLY
Harald is SER g of mild falsehOOds