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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

gebultcn. GuQi9rdpbiid allSgctii6rtC
9unfeS- 0eIhliiiie mltr0cn Or. Vi.
Suuo0e, mClfcr Die SnloIien OeS
SeinlS mGbren0 oeS SubrcS rnent'
gcltlid bebonoclte, uto Srn. &ipnlon,
ipcld)cr in Der lcBtcu S~egiSlotllr cine
SSobreS.& erluilli9lulg BON $1,000 fir
ooS Snititllt e%r5ieltc, iiberreidt. Die
n0hltidbrigen Yeomten oes Snltitilta
iilt0: GrGiiOcnt Noolpb &reS, Sices
Yr0lioenten [Socob Mnb unl0 &crmnnn
Sdcrr, S6otmciiter &oiepb @olb'
manu-, SefrctGr Somucl g. Slider.
DDS 9ireftorilm bcitebt aus oen @S.
81. s. Sugor, 5. Wtidoelion ulo
gbrobom SdD6nr5mom.
Nblcbcn. 1922 Nr. Treocrid So
Bier, Elm Onfel 0eS Gid)tcrS Sobn s.
0oblcr pom Sbergcridt, itorb in lei
ller Wobmtng, Nr. 2235, Mooiions
Npenue, an oct Tolgcn zines Ser5s
idlogeS, mcld)en CT Dor elmer @odlc
erlitt. Der &erbliGene mar So Sabre
alt nno bctricb bier lou0e Sabre cine
Ipotbefe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

ltn8liifstugfi eGfana.
e II. - Die Foli5ei oes 0itlidJen 0i-
ltrtttS perboftetc geitern Morgen elf
anoben, mel6e angeiduloigt lino,
mcbrere QiebItGbIe begongen 5u ba-
ben. Squire @odoro iibermies orei
Der 9Ilabelt, melde aorlgllmmi i'm
8ertbe bon 80 Gents, Gigent6um ser
6rau Gotb. Smit6, 9onf. lrno Our.
bomltraBe, 9eltoblen bobeu ioacn,
Dem grO5eBoerfubreu. Die anoeren
puroen, GA lie minoeriGbrig lino,
Dem Sugenogeriht iibermieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15
tGiuGeiaubt.)
3nm 3 djlua6enfcit.
PIN MIontog Den %. Sonllor.

Nm Wtontog, Den %. Sonltor.
Gr liegt nod fcit 0ebunocn
Sn leillem 9ett un0 trGllmt,
0od) limos MIR meniqe St1n0en
Bis ipruOeIno er oufi6Gumt.
Gr lebnet lid nod Sreibeit,
9tod) Siht unO Sonnenihein,
IS lit ibm gar 5u einiom
Sn leinem fiibleu S6rein.
@od oltf! Oh 6oloer &nobc,
Oh Sobn bonn gtedoritrnno,
Oh cole @otteSgobc,
Oh @rltB bonn S6pobenIuno.
On ioait bei'm S6lpo6cnfcIte
Gin IlrItiger Sltnge iein,
llno ieoem unIcrer @GIte
SoHit Oh ooS &erj erireu'tt.
6reut GlId), Sbr mad'rcn ,3eder,
Steut bel Dem Set Gll6 ein,
llno fiiaet Cure 9e6er
Wtit eolem Nedar. g4eil.
StoBt an! Der ncllcn Scimut6
Gin oonmerno 8iOot Sod,
Gin Fcreot ben Mltdern,
@ir Gentld)e trinfen bod.
O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

49," Ger Baltimore 9obern.Gers
Elm" feiert, luie aus Der In5eige 81
erieben, UNI Nontag, BEN 80. San.
ieinen iGbrlihen Wasfenbaa in Der
o@ermonia : Wdnner6or : Sale.
Cine 'pe5ielle attruftion beitebt in Ell.
ncr itereoptiihen @niid)t oeS 3aliber-
idloiieS &errend)imiee. oas Dem So.
Mig 2uowig Dem 3peiten Sbron ilno
Se6en g~efoltet bat. 0oS S6loB miro
bon alien @uropareiienoen ais ein
Wunoermerf erIten Hanges betrahtet.
Ser @intritt foitet bios % Gents uno
iolte Ntieinauo oeri6umen. iif oieie
arlBergetuobnlid)en Merfmiroigfeis
ten su betrodten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

~" am Montng, oen 10. Sebrlior.
beranItoltet Der u8ittelbaf = @erein
bon Baltimore" in ser ,@ermania.
WfGnnerd)Or . Safe" einen groBen
WtasfenbaQ, ser obne 3meifel iebr
itorf beiu6t iein miro, ipe5iea ga ole
6eitli6feitcn bes 8ereins in iueiten
&reilen belie6t limo. Cine Gn5abl
wertbooaer Freiie lit fir ole beiten
WaSfen n~rtSgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

ter, piele onuon bisber Der 9iibne
fremo. meroen init iceniiAer 9nsitdt-
tung un0 NQenL mas sur legitimen
SauItration oes @egeltitunoes oienen
mag, oorgefilhrt merOen, @err Erin1-
role bat es lid 5ilr 9ebenSoufgabe ge-
mad)t, Den Neaer oeS SiiOens 5n it'll
oiren ltIn icine Gbnrafteriitifen III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15
g Iheoter."

SttcoIn ). Gorter's ~beriibnlteS
WteIooramo plbe tiuo little @oifs"
miro oieie @e6e IN .0funep's5 beas
ter" SIR aufiiibrlng g%elatgen. 9ie
tiint Wife, in melden lid oas era.
mo obipielt r}eroen in puiienocrllm-
'gcb1tng unfgefii1rt meroen ,inben sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

-" 9ic oSormollie" peranItoltet
BETTE 9(6eno IN Der .@ermonio.M dn'
rerdor Saqe" elmo Abenounter6ol.
tllng, fir luelde Elm iebr intereiiot.
ties Hrogromm ~oufgeiteqt moroen
lit, mie man Gos ia bel Den nSor-
monitor" bon AlterS ber gepobnt lit,
Gin 5oblrcider 9eilth lit Oober 81
gerpartigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

Ediie! IGEe!
5mr &eiie in's amSlanb beIorst 6.
Gaine, 0r. All, ct. Eanl.S traHc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued 10y the
county clerk during the past week to
the following porsonei
Jacob Hunter Changers Martha Bol'
ton, Granger
O. W, Truobood, Norfolk, Val Mary
j, White, salt Lake,
Leonard Hyde, salt Lake, Nilhelm'
ina a, Peterson, salt Lake,
j. II. Beckstoad, Salt Lake Nonn Il,
Conroy, salt Lake,
w. j, Wolch Bingham, lIodNig NJ
Christensen, Gunnison,
John Lancaster West Jordoni Martha
Maynard, Riyerton,
W, G, Barrie, Salt Lake Justine u,
True, Salt Lake,
Arthur r. White, Murray Jennie
Freeze, Murray
Horny Huber payson Emmn Hicks,
Spanish Fork
David Hodge, sugar CI'yi Rocna
Tanner, Glover,
Edward o. Kondrck, Salt Lake, Eva
l.. Jorgensen, Salt lake,
Alfred Smiley, Salt Lake; Allie ALI
son, Kanfds city Mo
william II Turpln, Thylorsvlllo; 'la'
rn A. Glover West Iord0n,
David Algood, Salt Lake. Miriam
D0yloy salt Lake,
Thomas y, Lyon, Dcnycrj Amelia
Tossmor, Denver
Anon platt Bingham Ellen brkctt,
Dalton
q, Walter Bishop Salt Lake, Pearl
NJ, Smith. Salt Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
AMPLE SCHOOL FUNDS.
Board Will Not Have 10 Borrow An for
Several Years Past.

Notwithstanding the fact that tho
county commissioners last year failed
TO grant tho request OF the city board
OF education 10 make the school levy
the limit Of ~ mills and fixed tho lovy
ut b,2 mills the financial condition Of
the board IN In good shape and the
present term Will be brought 10 n close
without the necessity OF having 10
borrow funds from n local bank m has
been done for several years past Tho
board has prneticod economy wherever
possible ana has sold somc OF its real
property IN order 10 make ends meet
The honrd VIII ondoaVor 10 Induce
the county commissioners to TX the city
school levy NJ the limit this year 80
that extensive improvements now con-
tomplntod may be Carried out In the
school system, Among other things Il
II the Intention OF the board 10 eelnh-
lish night school during the coming
year, THIS Will no doubt meet with
great success ana be the means OF odu.
eating q number Of persons who could
not otherwise obtain an education ut
ALL \ private night school has boon
carried on IN the Congregational
church during tho past year ana has
been very succosaful
II IN expected that additional froo kin.
dergnrtonn VIII be opened M also and
steps may be taken 60 establish manual
training In the high schools A, pros.
ont manual training IL only taught IN
the grade schools, Altogether the out.
look for the advancement IN school
work during the coming year " very
brlG It, provided the necessary tax levy
can be secured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

get into II viii result IN the production
NJ thousands Of tons Of sulphuo Of soda
I'm addition to what are now In the
lake, and 20 the reduction Of the salt
m the lake, The copper and iron Viii
be deposited and become harmless prob.
ably while the arsenic viii be spread
through the water and poison II for
bathors ana for the making Of salt
Since the lake II the property ~
Unolo sam the smeltors win soon come
into collision with the government ana
win he promptly and permanently shut
down, Thcy VIII nnd that lighting tho
government viii be far different thing
from lighting lot OF farmers,
In view OF these facts would II not
be wise for our smelling friends TO 30
slow, very SLOW before running such
u risk? There In no one IN Utah who
desires the success Of the smelling In
dustry hero moro than |, and no ono
who wishes the smotcra to save their
by products moro than ], for II means
hundreds ~ millions 10 this industry,
more In fact than any ono darcs TO
dream,
Would II not therefore, be well for
them 10 follow along the lines the writ.
er has already given IN the News
ana save their fumes and convert them
into valuable commercial products2 II
Il were necessary they could conduct,
their aclds for n year or 40 into tho
mouth OF tho Jordan before amy bad
effects would be felt on the north
shores or In the Sallalr region because
there w no connection now with the
latter region west Of the Jordan cN.
copt by way Of the north end Of An.
tclopc Island within this time tho
I.I al
for all their surplus acid and would
not need to run II into the lake
MARCUS u, JONES.
s.---s-.--- -
Dancing, satalr, tonight o'clock,
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the quarterly summaries and monthly
reports,
Librarians Experimentation
tIon ~ hooks now In the libraries also
special topics discussed at the conycn'
ton,
Chorleters and orgnnists' department
Impressions received NJ the district
convention By members Of department.
Theological department. Discussion OF
topics treated at our district convention,
Second intermediate department Los
son work on church history and Book
Of Mormon, for the month Of June.
First intermediate department --Spe
cal topic, brigham Young lessons
from Book OF Mormon and the Bible,
Primary dopar,ment--Brieham Young
IN fnst-day exercises 90 Bessie Bow.
ring win teach song, (8l story CORE.
lated with one Of the Bible lessons by
Florence Aveson,
kindergarten dopartmont~~OD List Of
stories and songs for June, July AMI
August, Mary a, Taylor CD Brigham
Young fast.day exercise, Jessie Sears,
Eleventh ward; 49, story, obedience"
by Annie Wicken, Twentieth ward a.
suggestions on discipline, general dis.
cussion, 90 story, Courage" by Hattie
whitney, Eighteenth ward, 80 conven.
tion summary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
Ensig, Stake Sunday Schools VIII
Celebrate Monday Night

The Ensign stake sunday school
Union WIN celebrate the nrs, annIycrs'
airy Of its organization In the twenty.
first word Westinghouse Monday ewes
Ming May H. 1905, NJ s o'clock, and II IL
hoped that every officer and teacher u
the lpnslgn stake win be- present IN
addition 10 the regular program outlined
for the evenings work. n special pro-
gram has been prepared consisting ot a
bass solo by Walter wallace, u duet by
Misses June and Enid lGdmunde ana u
short address by supt George II, wal
luce, giving review OF the past years
work In the Union, The following IL u
brief outline Of the program for the
departments
Supcrntondcnls' department win dlp,
o,iSs The reports on Observance OF Word
OF Wisdom and tithlngi attendance Of
pupils Of higher departments AZ ward
ana stake meetings purposes and bonc'
Ats Of tho general registers maintenance
OF order N departments.
fccrctnrioa department. VIII consider
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
CATTLE SHIpM ENTS.
Movement From Montana This Spring
Has Been Very Heavy,
Special Correspondence,

Special correspondence,
Wisdom Mont, May 1.-THE move"
mcnt of cattle this spring has been un-
procodcntod IN the history Of the Blg
Hole valley, Nearly 1900 head Of steers
were fed here during the past winter
and less than 1000 remain unsod, ana
those are the oulls which promise 20 be
worked on IN the next foW woekH
About 1000 head " those shipped went
20 seattle and Portland, ana the 70.
mnnGor TO Denver, omaha, Sioux Guy
and Chicago, The oaatorn market, M u
rule, showing the hest prices, The Nc.
uroa do not Include lat cows and calves
which constitute large part " the
product OF the basin, The prices have
ranged considerably higher than last
year.
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Pe.ru.na Keeps Her In Perfect Health.
NITROGEN LOVES FREEDOM,

When loft alone 20 ts natural tun'-
,lona nitrogen rubucg q perfectly
peaceful course bHt when man sue
cecds IN capturing II ana combining II
with other elements n becomes a dire
potentially for evil, os ig obvious In
the recent events Of the war IN the FAR
east ana IN the crime committed last
week IN the streets ~ Moscow The
love OF freedom, ~ 10 speak character
iatlc Of nitrogen X terribly cSmpliloi
n Ia imprisoned ana bound lu other
elements ON the slightest prov0onton
"A spark, u shock "a fuse. the nitrogen
suddenly expands from seemingly moth.
ing, os regards the space which II oc.
cupioe, into in0ullN This ", IN ro'
ATTY, what happens whcn dynamite,
lyddlto or other unstable nlro'com-
pounds explode when hurled IN sheilg
IN warfare ond I'm bombs IN desperate
attacks on human Hives, Nitrogen,
against rs natural disposition, rs
locked M IN an unrongenal epNoc IN
those compounds, from which II IN set
free by worry simple means IN an cnor'
mously expanded gaseous state Win
deadly c1oct, returning, IN fact 10 u.s.
normal peaceful mission once moro, n
IN The analogue Of the sword ana IN
ploughehOro IN the nltro.cNploWvo, ul.
trogon " the modern engine Of warfare
ana crime, IN the FREQ state I'm the at.
mosphoro II ministers directly 10 the
quiet and peaceful needs Of plant aud
human ne The Lancet
-
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anything for It, hut, instead Of lcavins
me, II became worse, and then when !
took another cold was IN such con-
dition that had TO do something Tor II,
"Evory morning had TO hawk and
spit, My head was 80 stopped up that
could not breathe we'll AZ night
"Whon | had taken peruna Tor week.
andwas beginning TO see signs Of relief,
was worry glad, can tell you,
III used II carefully according 90 d.
rociions for about two months, and II
was tho means Of curing me entirely.
~ recommend IL 70 those suffering
with catarh,'
Address Dr, n, Il. Hartman, President
OF Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Colum'
bus, Ohio.
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i'm Health.
THE business woman finds In poruna m
i ovcr'ayailablo remedy.

'TvllE business woman finds In pcruna m
ovcr'ayailablo remedy.
While womAn's social possibilities have boon
enlarged through business life, at tho snmo
time, tho unavoidable contact with climatic
dangers incident TO such n NO has brought
with II oyorwrought nerves, dcrangcd dRcS.
ton ana whole train Of physical Gilmonts,
Even after exposure and disease have pro'
ducod somo definite arrangement, q short
course OF poruna 10 sufficient 10 restore tho
health again,
These facts are woll'known 10 the busincsa
woman, Hence tho popularity OF PoWnA
among these workers
Our Testimonials.
We havo on fllc thousands OF toetimonias
like those given here, We can give our read.
ora only slght glimpse Of the vast number
OF grateful letters DR., Hartman IL constantly
receiving from all quarters OF tho globe In h0e
half OF his famous catarrh remedy, Poruna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

Every family should be- supplied Win n
hottie OF ChnmborNln'A Pain .Bllm For
cuts, bruises, burns, Hcolds ana similar IN
hlTlos, which nro Of frequent OCCURRENCE,
there In nothing IN. good sootheH lhe
wound and not only gives Instant rglot
from pOn, but causes the parts TO hpll
I'M nbdut 0pc'hIrd the time required BY
tho usual treatment AZ Il IL pm unlarptlo
ali danger from blood.nolsonlng " avoid.
cd Sold by all druggists.
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saltar dancing tonight, 3 o'clock.
TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

H. u. skIdmoro 10 Lydia Os.
puthorpc, part OF tho southwest
cornor of the northwest quarter of
section 49, township south range -,
THOMAS TpS. Weir to FIRST ~ H. Church,
SSS rods southeast from tho norm.
WV . '''"' " 49, 1880
lots 90 s block 3, dcnova ploco A.,
lq HagI9YBS cr,oimi To- O. "" Moylo ct WV
James u. Mcdonald TO Nellie o.
(lnrd, 1N2h rods northwest from w
rods west ~ the southeast corner
" lot l. block N plat .D,u.,,y, 10
John Brown to Emml n, Walsh,
8iSN feet southwest from 100 feet
south " the northeast corner "
lot 3, block N, plat q r.uunuu 100
Adoph henson to Gus Sandslrom,
lOoS3o feet IN lot s. block 4, sandy =,
G S,@IIS o' bcdroii to jon" n,
Courtney, southern ono'hof Of tho
northeast quarter of section H.
township north, range 2 west 49,.
Laura j. Cosady to j NJ Andcr'
Hon, NJ acres IN section ~, township .
south, range 3 west u,AD,Lu,, NND
Mary v, patlcp TO Ann y Day ..
lot % block 3, Perkins Uddluonuy SO
Esinto charles r. stnhl TO bernhard
Meyer, southern ono.hnlf of the
northwest quarter ~ section N,
township south, range I east, etc, GO
Esnto Emma j stewart % Stew
art ct AL part ~ section o. town-
shin south, range | east ruul, ,t,,,
EHnlo Martha j. Lyon 10 Harry L.
Mills, part Of the northwest corner
Of township south, range wcst, u,,,
Estate q, NJ White 10 MARGARET a,
White ct AL lot o. block 10, ton'
Aiwllda " Chllds 10 Hannah y,
spIcor, LOT q and part " lot ,,
block N, nve'ncro pnlt a prunn Wo
--s~s.~s-.-vs-s-------
lnInIn InnnInn. InnIuAI 4 .,inlnnL
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A Good SUGGEST lon,

MIR G, H. wainwright Of Lemon city,
Fla, has written the manufacturers that
much better results are obtained from tho
ueo Of Chamborlain's collie, cholera and
DlOrrhooa Remedy N cases u rains In tn
taking n In water ns hot As can he drank
That when taken 10 this way the eftoct
IN double In rapldity at seems 20 get
NJ the right spot instantly he says For
sale by all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
SYSTEM WORN OUT |
STOMACH Affected

three years had severe indigestion
natulcncy, heartburn and occasional
nausea,
~ could not AFFORD TO take rost, and
reading OF the valuo Of Poruna, !
thought would try w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

~ decided 10 try what poruna would
do 70 build up my strength, and am
pleased 10 say that began 10 improve
very shortly, and in less than two
months ] was ablo 10 take up my work
and felt better than | have for years,
~ take II now twice year and iind
That " keeps mo IN perfect hcalth,'
Recommends pe.runa 10 Other
Sufferers,
Miss Laura Engol, 40 Josephine St,(
Syracuse, N. Y, Sup't Alarms Millinery
store, writes
r..-.-.---- ~ contracted n
COLO SETTLED cold which set
IN CATARRN, tea IN catafrh OF
l------s--.---~----J the head and
throat. thought that IN timo II would
leave me, and therefore did not take
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

III am pleased TO state that within
four weeks my stomach was entirely
well, and could digest my food without
the least trouble"
Pe.ru.na Keeps Her In Perfect Health.
Mrs, II, Kassatt, for over ten years the
manager OF q plant which furnished
ladies' wear and employed hundreds Of
women, writes from 1900 w, 18th street,
Dcs Moincs, la
"About two years ago ] felt that |
must take o long rest, ae ] had been
unable TO work Tor over month, and
r--~--.-.-----.--.-.--.Y could not regain
| INSOMNIA AND my strength, !
NERVOUSNESS, could not'loop at
I--------~--~----s~-2 night and was In
q very nervous, high'sIruug condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
| Blll0U SNESS AND
INDIGESTION.

] had heartburn, acid gas rising In my
throat, and o general distressed feeling.
"rhcrc were many days whom I was
compelled to take pills or bitter water
for tho bowels, but, after using pcruna
for several weeks, found 70 my sur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

and especially
o II octod my
stomach sothai
for the las,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

and conettpa.
ton, causing the
food 10 Ito heavy
on my stomach,
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Restored 10 Health BY Pe.ru.na.

neuralgia In tho
face and over tho
eyes. | had head.
groatdcal,
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salloIr, dancing tonight, $ o'clock.
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"slncc then have not had the loast
indication Of o return Of the cstarrh,"
Grateful 10 Pe.ru.na.

Miss Marie Lopschaw, 2s7 Second
street, Portland, ore, member Garment
Workers Union, Local 22s, writcsi
III have been troubled on and on for
the last three Yeara with bilionsness
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Has Learned the Value Of po.ru.na,

Miss Mao Marine, Beatrice, Nob,,
member National Aid Society, writos
"For scvon years worked steadily
without getting any vacation,
"rhis gradually wore ont my system
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sataIr, dancing tonight, o'clock,
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prise that tho trouble had disappeared
and that was once more In my usual
normal hoalth,o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

throat thought that IN tlmo II would
leave me, and therefore did not take
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

stitution was shattered by constant
exposure, he fastened without delay
to the new field of his labors.
1t was at Charlotte, on the End OF
December, 1880, that General Greene
took his new command. On Feb
ruary IA, 1871, Professor Hill tells
us, his wonderful retreat ended. Just
one month later was fought the battle
of Guilford Court House.
A careful study of the retreat"
will convince one of the justice of
these remarks by Headley:
ga more fearless man never led
an army; he was never known to be
thrown from his perfect self-pos-
session by any danger, however sud
den. His fortitude was wonderful.
All exposures, all privations, all en-
barrassments, tolls and sufferings,
he bore with a patience that filed
his soldiers with astonishment and
admiration. During his Southern
campaign he never took off his
clothes, except to change them, for
seven months; and sometimes he
would be in the saddle two days on a
stretch without moments repose.
His energy was equal to his endur-
ance; for he not only bore every
thing bravely, but, under difficulties
that would have weighed an ordinary
man to the earth, he put forth al
most super-human exertions. Tire
less as fate itself, he would neither
take repose nor allow it to his enemy
His whole career, while opposed to
Cornwallis, is one of the most re-
markable in the history of military
men,"
The following will be found very
helpful in studying the life of Gen
eral Greene:
The Life and Character of Gen.
Nathaniel Greene by the Hon. W. A.
Graham. Sold by Alfred Williams
& Co., for 25 cents.
Headley's Washington and His
Generals, published by Scribner's
Sons, New York.