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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
GERMAN ms. cos POSITION.

San Francisco June 22.-Frauz Bonn
the German consul On this city. Is about
20 Me an official report with his gov
eminent. upon the Insurance situation
here. IN regard to the position OF .be
German companies involved here he IL
quoted as follows
There Is no doubt that the German
government has the right 10 control
the actions of an commercial companies
Incorporated under laws Of Germany.
and where % can be demonstrated that
any Insurance company Is not acting
honestly by rs patrons the govern.
mcnt undoubtedly Is empowered 20
bring u to reason.
4 am forwarding 10 the German gov
eminent nay official report upon coniI.
tious IN san Francisco and unon fba
Insurance situation The government
viii undoubtedly give lis attention to
the situation. and VIII not permit AN
company that e. able 20 meet ns OBJ.
legations 90 escape them"
The German Insurance cou,rsrf..
doing business On this state are Aaeh I'd
aud Munich. aud Amburg- Brcrn ID.
North German q Hamburg PrussIlr
national Rhine ana Moselle and Trans
The latter 8, Is ssid. has now oes.el
90 write insurance in California
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
SENATE RESOLUTION ON
MASSACRE OF THE JEWS

Washington. June 22-The senate de-
day adopted the following Joint reso.
luton.
THAT he people OF the United Sta..s
are Mortified by hs reports ~ the ma,
sacre of Hebrews in Russia 0n ace
count OF their race and religion and
that those bere7tci thereby have u.
hearty sympaihv Of the people of tlds
country
The resolution was introduced by
senator Nelaurl of Mississippi who
asked immediate consideration.
Senator Lodge asked Tor time to ey-
anime the document. and after doing
so announced hts approval
The resolution was then adopted
without debate As o. 70 q joint RESP.
uuon. o. VIII be- necessary for .i {, be-
acted upon hy The house ana signed bv
the president 90 D.. a complete lec.,Ia.
tive act
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Fisher Harris TO Leave for the
East 10 Have One
Launched.
BIG MEN WILL WRITE FOR IT.
Financially it, Future i Already A..
~urcd. NaNs Mr. Harri~-Min
intend Passenger Meet.

Fisher Harris. tho spends a gres,
deal Of his time thinking up see
America IDEAS. has evolved o. now one.
ana DE nill leave tomorrow afternoon.
II present plans are not .nterfered with,
10 put the idea mlo material form IN
either Chicago or New York
The latest development lg in the ma.
ture of q SEC America Magazine" Il
viii De edited boy man ro whom the
phrase IS gospel text. directed bv the
executive committee Of the league and
VIII DO filed with the contributions OF
me biggest men ln the country 10
"aom Oh" See America First PROPOSE
il'n mas appealed as o national issue.
The thing will be O sure go. de-.
c.ared Mr Harris this morning az th.
Commercial, club gancIng up from,
an article ou fishing with q bait hook.
iu Field and Stream and lke this
magazine. here. 90 win he a typogfaphis
cal proposition. with literary PROPOSE
ton added on We want a magazIn,
geographically perfect. and edited hy
some really big man Ike William Al
len White It's contributors Ideally
would Include such men as Jack Lone
don. Paine and an hose good people
whose souls American scenery has
nIled lill it really makes iho larger
portion Of their Inspiration. Financial.
ly The magazines future b. assured. FOR
% win become d center of hotel rail.
road. and community Advertising and
VIII become the Spokesman for the
great opportunities Of tho Npsr
on June % the Tr8usContilrHtal Pas
Scnser association meets at Chicago.
and the immediate purpose ~ Mr Haf-
MS visit is Co attend ths convention. he
expects 20 be Joined there by "a great
many - the men who were present no
DE salt Lake convention " the See
America league and by Irving How
bort 7. b. Walker Dr. y. o.. Sch8fer
and p. L.. Mccormick of the executive
committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
NEEDS OF THE NATION.
Education. Reverence for Law and
Observance of Truth

Chicago. June 2,.-Gen. Stewart l..
Noo1ford. former minister 20 Spain
lu delivering the commencement adj
dress 10 the graduates of Northwest
ern university last night spoke Of what
ne declared the great needs ~ the ma
u2n-educauon, reverence Tor law and
Observance % truth. Under the se'-
ond he took occasion Co crtcise core
pcraiion officials who behind theI-
artificial authority commit acts hlt
they would not consider as lndiyiIu-
ais"
He said in part. Education mus,
begin Ia the family II I could end
words to burn into the consciousness
OF the parent. / would say. Teach yolr
children reverence Tor age. Observance
OF truth courage, and obedience. II
] could burn words into your minds.
] would say, As you 90 into active ne
remember 10 teafh your children to
reverence ege, "a speak the truth. 10
lay the foundation OF all things in their
individual lives and IN the great things
OF the state upon obedience. reverence
and truth
The corporation has grown 20 De
power. and Il was born under the prJ-
lection Of the law II holds property
because the law guards IL. Its every
venture is safeguaried by the san.tlty
Of the law. An officer OF a corporation
who. 90 seek increase Of fortune for
larger individual, personal enjoyment.
who tramplcs on the law. who uses his
position and influence to eyade the law
Is a traitor 10 the dearest aud best Inc
terests Of the republic"
A total OF SIS degrees were conferred
by Acting President Thomas r. Hol-
gate for the trustees The Rev. Geo.
Henry smith Of Boston and the Rev.
VIM. Henry Lacey Of Fuchow. China.
were made doctors Of divinity and Dir.
Wilbur Fiske Illicit president OF me
theological school OF Vanderbilt uni. .
veIsity Was given the degree of io.. .
tor Of sacred theology.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22

while the latter was acting governor.
SAYS that he win DO an in his power 10
assist in the matter
p. u. kelleit Jr, former clefk Of the
iirst Judge OF the First circuit court.
placed guilty Yesterday 90 one or nine
indictments against him Tor embezzle-
ment Of court funds gross cheat and
forgery and WAS sentenced by the
Judge TO one years Imprisonment al
hard labor in commenting upon pleas
for leniency based upon the fact that
the defendants shortage had been
made good. Judge LiHdsov made refer
ence TO the remarkable prevalence OF
cmbezzlements hore ana said that IL
was probably due Do part 90 me custom
or The courts Of overlooking embezzle-
nCnts when they were made good he
declined 10 follow such precedent
and inhict merely nominal punishment
Capt Going of the American N8ru
Yesterday pleaded guilty n Judge
pole's court 70 charge of violating
The federl immigration laws by bring
ing immigrants here iu the Storage OF
the steamer without providing legal
accommodations pu route. re was
lined $3.50 ana costs and the fine was
paid. All Of the japanese and Pacific
Mall steamers connecting here are
stated 10 have made alterations u
their Asiatic steertge quarters since
the arrest Of Capt Going some months
ago. The principal grounds Of com.
plant were that not sufficient space
per bunk was allowed and that there
was no separation Of the sexes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
". b. SHOEMAKER DIAN.

New York.Juue William r. Shoe.
maker Of this city, a member N IN,
banking firm u Shoemaker & Bates
died last night In the Hudson stree,
hospital from injuries received yester.
DAG in the elevator Of the building
where The firm has rs offices.
Mr Shoemaker Was stepping from The
car 40 the fourth floor when 10 sud.
denly dropped. His leg was caught
between the wall OF the SHAFT and the
side Of the elevator and h. was sol
severely Injured that he died az mid.
night
Mr Shoemaker was the son of Henry
J. shoemaker who was for many years
chairman o. the T.. H. and d. railroad.
His mother was the daughter Of Col
James W Quiggle Of PHILADELPHIA. at
one time American minister % Bel.
GUM. He was e years old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
ROBT McCURDY GOING.

New iofk June 2-The Tribune today
says.
Robert a. McCurdy former general
manager of the Mutual Life Insurance
company will sail Dor Europe within 4.
gay or two. he goes 90 join Richard
uiay, DIS father who just after b..
resigned as president of he couna-,,
went abroad
40 the time his father sailed Robert
MoCurdy declared that BE- would remair
o. face The storm that had already begun
io rage around the heads ~ The former
oiacors NJ tle company ne was hor-
during Tho Investigation ~ The msuranc.
grand jury, but Was not called as ID wit
which resulted DOB the indictments Of f.r-
mer Vice Presidents Gillette and Guuui-.
ID Us understood that tle elder Mr NU.
lYfaN BIAS expressed % desire On hs4r .r
..'aN about the revelations
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MRS. WInTNEYS DIAMOND FoCND

Hampstead. T. J.. June = -Bscausc th.-
i1uno diamond ring hy .ystem4f..
search through grass with lanterns. flr
men here viii receive "a reward of 81 as.
Ihe ming belongs % Mrs HAIRY Pam.
whitney and was given Der ou Dc oc0a-
SION y her marriage by the Date william
e.. whitney.
She lest 10 0u Saturday when 90 di8 ar.
appear tUm any quarter and after nh.
lawn hsa been gone over many time.
l} daylight the four men hIf upon the
lantern iuoa
They procured O. damorg ring and -
perimcr'ed with 30 Boo che grass and f1u.f
mat WITH bright lantern 90 would c8s
light was l1 feet away The lawn was
Ali out into squares The light Nas
worked from each corner uf each SQUARE
las' I.ghl and thr ring. valued no 5000
was soon recovered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
VACANCIES At BROWN FILLED

Providence. r.. J., June 2s-At the
annual meeting OF the corporation on
Brown university yesterday. Everett
colby. Prof Benjamin Clarke. Franklin
+. Brooks and William T. Peek we're
elected trustees 70 MI vacancies en- ife
board
While several changes we're made m
the faculty, the only new member cho-
sen was Camille Won Kolenz. professor
Of German literature On the University
OF Chicago. II was voted 10 raise 100
900 for the proposed John Hay memo
rial library.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
WESTERN FEDERATION.
Executive Board Turns Down Applica.
ton Of ohio and M. Coal Mines

Denver June g--Fy manimots
vote the executive board OF tho West.
eiu Federation of Miners has turned
down the application OF the coal r0u-
tfs Of Ohio and Ill0nie, affiliated With
the United Mine Workers OF America.
for admission TO the federation.
Acting Sery Eirvan OF the fedora
ton said today that as the interests
OF The coal and mciglUferous miners
are identical u Is only "a question or
time before the two organizations
must consolidate To take the coal
miners who have applied. said Secy.
kirWan, would mean "a tight between
the two organizations which might
end distdstrouslv 20 one or both.
For this reason the executive board
decided 20 await @ time when the ore
CARNATIONS can get together Oh some
mutual basis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
DROWNED STUDENT InENrlrIEn

San Francisco. June @ 1t Is now
said that The student Of the University
of California who was drowned in The
wreck ~ the steamer Cormthiau IN
Eureka ON June ~ supposed 10 be
Andrew MCCarey was John Mccormick.
a SOL ~ Thomas Mccormick
president Of the firm ~ Mccormick
Brothers. iron founders u This city. u
is claimed that hc was shaughaied and
put ON board the steamer at this port.
He was 20 years DID,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
COMPANIES WILL STAY.
Don't Propose to be Driven out Of
California.

san Francisco. June 22-Eleycn OF
the fire insurance companies whose d.
censes 20 do business In California are
open 70 cancellation because Of their
refusal to either furnish the state n-
surance commissioner with q complo.e
list Of policies or sign the stipulation
granting an additional so days 10 their
policyholders for the fling Of proofs 4
loss yesterday declared that their com.
panles would stay IN California and
settle losses until they were driven out.
These companies are the American Of
Boston, American OF Philadelphia
Concordia, Delaware Dutchess. Globe
and Rutgers, Germania. Glrard. Ney
York, Spring Garden and Wes'chostcr
Fire. The American Of Boston and
the American Of Philadelphia, win 30
Is said, settle as hest they can and re.
tire from the Insurance business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22

me counts inebrety ynd the circum-
stances OF The iesoriion Count de
Nliy vas not present and the charges
questioned.
Count Rilly formerly was G. member
or lhe Greek parliament. He is sall
now 70 be iu Mexico. The countess is
me daughter Of former prime minis.
Ter or Greece. and has lived In Chicago
two years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
GOV. FOLK GRANTS
MRS. MYERS A RESPITE.

jefferson city. Mo, June Gov
FOLK today granted "a respite until sept
3 next On the case Of Mrs. Aggie MYERS
and Frank Hoffman. under sentence OF
death for the murder OF the woman's
husband clerence Myers. NJ Kansas
city two years ago. They were un-
der sentence 90 De hanged pu June %.
Mrs. Myers at Liberty and Hoffman at
Kansas city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
MAIN BUILDING OF SANTA
CRUZ CASINO BURNED.

Santa Cruz June 1-Ihc main build
hs ~ the casino af th.- seaside resort
caught fire his morning aud WAS A..
Iol led Loss 5000. covered by insur.
auCe
Tho pleasure pier the power plant o..
tent city and fhe many other attraction.
along the water front were saved Al ri
meeting n me stockholders 0f ne Tcft
NY corporation. he'd Immediately after
the Gre % was decided o. put up d toms
porary casino fO be- ready within Do d4.s.
and they have plans drawn Cor much
larger and more significant building fh.r
that iust 0GWot Work Will htgiu as
soon as contracts can he 'et f1r uIs n.f-
Wuraut structure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
C. c. TRlPLER DEAD.
Was Man Who Made Liquid Air a
Sucrrss.

New York June 22-lt was an.
uounced yesterday that Chas -.
Tripler Of LIQUID air fame. died ycster-
Gav gt o. potel in Liberty. NO. from
Brights disease after an Illness Of two
months he was born iH this city iu
1919
in the course Of experiments with
the liquefaction of gas and Mr Trpler
took me idea Of COMPRISING air until
10 took fud form a corporation was
formed. among those interested in the
venture being former Senator John D.
Jones ~ Nevada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
BOOTHS NOMINATION
FAV0RABLY REPORTED

washington. H. g.. June % The sem
"te committee ON judiciary has made
favorable report ON the nomination
OF H. p Booth 20 boo district attorney
ior Utah. and That nomination win be-
called up aud confirmed at the Hre
executive session
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
COUNTESS GETS DIVORCE

Chicago. june 2!-After giving ies.
iimony iu the court OF Judge Gibbons
in Chicago Countess sophia de- prlv
Of Greece has won her suit for divorce
agsinu Count Paul d. Rny The de-
cree was signed yesterday
Testimony in the unusual divorce rro.
ceedings was heard by The Judge In his
private Office There were only two
witnesses. the countess and Miss Vir-
sinia Neh, both OF whom testified 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
SPEAKER CANNON EMPHATIC

Washington June 90 speaker cannon.
u announcing fhaf ilr h.u.. was .u com.
mitiee ~ ihn whole today nr thr Further
consideration ~ tts rurt food U.lI uss b.
tmptat. r fs physical demrnGrafI.r
WITH fhc r4teI That the head few m
'ra rolled among iHe .I.rks ai fie snaIi..
l Table.
AFTER ttr HWrya. 0f ttr Journal o.
house 90 600. plunged unto uenlf. un ODD.
pure food h'i ST. Adsus0H HGal opening
OBJ. discuss On opposition lo certain
features of ODE HU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
col ERNEST TO RETIRE.

Washington. june 2e.--The uresi-
dent today sent Co thc senate The fol-
lowing nominations.
tn be placed on the retired Hst OF
the army with rank 81 brigadior-geu-
era. ] Col Oswald p. Ernest. CORPS "
engineers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22

san Francisco, June 22.-Magnus
Gross president ~ the New York city
Teachers association has arrived here
With a draft for $4,000 for the relief Of
san Francisco Teachers in distress
lie VIII confer with the board Of edu-
cation ana various committees Of school
teachers as 10 the best method Of dis.
trbutIng this fund
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
RAY ROCKMAN MARRIED.

London. June 22.-The American act-
fess Ray Rockmau was married bar.
yesterday 20 Frank Braham. The we'd
ding reception was attended by @ host
OF persons prominent en- the literary
world. including Maurice Hewlett ana
Mrs Humphrey Ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
pOOLROOMS KAIpEn.

Toronto ont June 2s-rhe police y.e.
tarlay raIded - p00'ro0ms and handbook
betting concerns iu the business part %
ihs city More than 10 men were arrested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
BIGGEST IRRIGATION
DITCH IN HAWAII OPENED.

Honolulu. jane 10. via san francis
CO.. June 22-rhe Kohala ditch. the
biggest irrigation enterprise OF the
Bind here Was opened last Monday
with ceremonies in which Secy. Akin.
son lately acting governor. took
part The ditch at present runs "a
miles Of which nine are mountain tuu.
neling and % will eventually be q
miles long and win supply 10000. 600
gallons OF water per DAY TO numerous
Plantations and 10 large Arrears Of land
which are now uncultivated because Of
the lack of water The ditch as far as
AZ present constructed cost 100000.
ln the course OF his address az the
opening of the ditch Secy. Atkinson
quoted q letter from President Roose-
Welt in which the latter pledges his
support 20 efforts 90 secure immi-
grants who viii settle the lands OF
Hawaii The president 20 his letter
which was addressed 10 Atkinson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22

gart cases, Judge Mcpherson said that
evidence had been adduced 90 show
that George A. Barton. Tor the firm Of
Barton Brothers. wholesale shoe and
leather dealers. mad received large
sums of money from various railways.
through ne defendants.
Not only So continued the court.
but The following named concerns
received The sums stated from the rail
ways
Barton Brothers. }E240. Robert
keith Furniture company Kansas
CN $500. Emery Bird Thaycr
Up Goods company $4,000. Burn
ham. Hanna. Munger Dry Goods COM
Ysuy iil.5G6, Observation-Disclosures
Dry Goods company $4,000. T. 7.
KIrktndall Shoe company. $1,000
SO that a. nearly NJ can be- gath
cred from The evidence. the defend
ants after deduciiug i0r their own SER
vices from money received from rail-
ways paid 10 the concerns named
within -four years as rebates. the cnoT-
nous sum of tS245e And the evil
dence fairly shows there were other
rebates paid and by them
u assume an these concerns viii
be- proceeded against for receiving
these unlawful rebates. which can be-
done either by Indictment 90 infor.
matlcn. az The last vestige Of the plea
81 immunity for corporations has been
wiped out by the decision Of the su-
preme court OF the United States of
March ~. 1906. IN the case Of Hale
vs. Henkle."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
LoNGwoRTIs LEAVE FOR KEEL

London, juno 22-Congressman and
Mrs Longworth left London for Klei
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22

similar case at Chicago probably Will
have been disposed o. This Alton case
IS distinct from that IN which Kresky
was concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22

=, United market makes provisions
n sean.s but you will never Know
snv,blpr about markets unless you
read the ads
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
CASES CONTINUED

~ le case Of the Chicago a. Alton
n ~ company and J. y. Faiihorn.
~ iner vice president, aud =. A,
49, .s former assistant tranc man.
IL charged with having given con.
20 the schwarzchild a Sulze.-
rseking company. tho defend.
~ up Z plea o. immunity upon
vund That some OF their en-.
rEs hea testified before a federal
Ivy AZ Chicago concerning the
ssnsaeuons Cor which they later
6cpA uic'ea AZ Kansas City. Judge
Isr.,n sustained the governments
Sssss 70 ms plea. but continued the
o'e' until hext fan. when the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22

7. The Quest Of the Useful" Is the er-
rand Of tia multitudc-mRde casler
IN half IT. aspects. by the lixe1 habit
u "ad-reading"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22

VERDlCTs RIGHT.

Judge Mcpherson said that he Was
fully persuaded that the verdlcis IN the
packing house cases and the case ~
the Burlington are right and he as
seSsed ihe zines against all OF said
corporations az the same sum.
These parties" be said. were ali
together IN this scheme. with a like
motive and purpose"
In speaking OF the Thomas and Tag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
THOMAS AND TAGGART.
oEo' H. CROSBY DISCHARGED.

,- gorge II. Crosby former assistant
p pe.sll lfaiic manager OF the Chicsee,
Is-l.lAs'on q Quincy railroad who was
va .'s'.Sl WIN conspirlng with Thoma,
~ ~ I-ssafi o. paw c0ncosslous wss
S o,,,naIged by Judge McPherson TN.
cur sustained a demurrer rr.ssn,"S
" sulse o.. ". Spencer OF ST Josenb
l seAsfa, solicitor Of the railway Mo
rres ,.-'.'l ''at no evidence had beer,
sil.s.s 70 connect Crosby With The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
THE BIO FOUR

4 C y, Armour Packing company Swift
~ IalshY a Co.. and the Nelson
.-, g.ts facklng company we're tried
49,. enc convicted on the charge of
i,N p.i4E concessions from the Burning.
NJ, go. lal'roao, in connection with COZ.
trs ~ . "nes. on clearinghouse prod.
w 4oF export Via New York
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-06-15
Unknown Friends.

There are people who have
used Chamberlaia's Collie,
pholera aud piarrhoea Remedy
with splendid results, but who
are unknown because they have
hesitated about giving a test
imouial of their experience for
publication. These people, how
ever are none the less friends OF
this remedy they have done
much toward making it house
hold word by their personal
recommendation to friends aud
pejghbors. II 10 . good medicine
to have ia the home aud is wid-
ely known for its cures Of diarr-
ho, and all forms OF boweI
trouble For sale by John Boyder
p Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-06-15

Certain sumner tourists visited a
Highland church about I'VE years ago.
whom the worthy clergyman CHANGED
10 be eKpounding the story OF the de.
Struotion OF Pharaoh and his host. His
peroration Was IN these sublime
words And hossus and his people
crossed Offer safely To the other side.
but Pharaoh And bis host were sub
merged In the water. And Pharaoh
lifted up his eyes and saw Mossus
standing safely on the other side.
and he cried and said. oh. Mossus.
safe me" But Mossus meier let on
that b was hearing him. And he
cried IN, and said, oh. Mossus.
safe me, and will let the children Of
Israel go' And Mossus turned and
looked at him. and said, Pharaoh, /
think | hat seen you before Scot,
fish American.