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or, wnen the system is run
down aud the back is weak.
1t is due to kidney and liver
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Notice

Notice.
Parents are warned to keep their
boys and girls from trees passing
and stealing fruit from an enclosed
lot on First avenue and Amherst
street The lot is not public property
and l will enforce the law regardless
of whose boy is caught stealing
plums. Mrs. Gam.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10

aud the dragon all in character And these are to DO meat
for the children inabg wilderness And for Us to learn who
the dragon and Leviahnn 90 word Of oa for
It. We will then learn in what form, tho sepant coma TO Eve
and begued her. The question would arise when was IT, t
The dragon and Leviahan became for tho children na
ing the wilderness? will that when he broke
the heads the dragon in thu midst C the But YOU will
sk again when was it that be broke tic head Of dragopy
and We shall answer this question by the word Please read
Tie Lord the Lord char,os aad
his host nah he into the b captains drowned In
The Red The bottom 40
stone Tx. i5-3-4-5
Here where the head OF the dragon broken in the
midst OF the Fer shall prove thu, Pharaoh was til,
dragon Please read.
Speak. Behold am against the.
which hath said My mine myself Ezok
e9-3.
Now dear readers have The truth before you manner
that there need Of suppoons regard position OF
the serpent when he presented himself Eve we have him
connected with The dragon and the dragon King Pharaoh and
King Pharaoh the head of the Gentle world but shall further
confirm this giving The sculpture that proves how Levahian
became the children nhabitnE the wilderness Please
read
Only rebel people
for they bread fi ,hcr defence departed from
is with tlem Nun.
LevathMn TO lie people who descendants the
created who the sixth day. and the people
that they to be for lie lsraetes who were the
descendants OF the formed eer seventh day and placed
Continued TO Lags3
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10

language
lie behodsh s high lirs. king cLrdea prdc
job 4l-A
While God says thai Leyhian the ig al he children
PRIDE Turning again to the marginal readnga her.
job Go We did in Isaiah that sag ter that
whale or v whirlpool. They d. tuow which; and they
had forgotten tfet thy sell to, he We cr eng ike
oar III ISAIAH Fr ~ sun aDa,.g - pl-sng Of tho ecrip
lures ny mn as the above thu will their theory
false, They able to tei whether L:viahan whale
whirlpool or crossing Ike bar When God teIa plainly
that be IA Ne all tho children PRIDE that Old San
such sas this and Us Webster Creation and Formation
and sub aud may such hat named Is sufficient
cause 70 keep mc in utter darknees IL those syng followed:
and II IS true that th-rs many who ow sayings
prefer them the Place Of tho truth mn lovs darkness
ather than )ight'. Our advice is foe all TO tod with
heart and sac for the old that the prophet Jrmah
sp"s o end wax therein God through prophet SAID We
should,
Ate have been plainly tang by the that the
pent was SATAN east ont OF heaven and that evahnu the
serpent united and that be IS 4 all the child
rem OF pride Tie reader Will s does not tell or show
u.s. tho seps conracti"n with The beasts And order
enghcn the minds OF the this we sbu ask them
to read this part Of Gods word next
Thou base the heads saves him TO meat
TO The people inhab,ing The wilderness 74-I4
norder that moy the connections of tho scriptures
shall ask the render to read this
Thou ds divide the thy heads the
dragon In the Ps 14-3
Now We have IN the same connection the serpnt svathan
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
Homs Harmunies.
Continued from last week.

N''sEbuuGu AtOu WCVks
II has been said that there ia
sure to be contentment in o homo
in the window Of which can be
seen birds and flowers, and it may
also be said shat there will bs the
same conditloos wherever there
are pictures on the walls.
A room without Prayer is like a
room without window. Prayer are
loop holes Of escape 10 the soul
leading 10 other scenes and other
spheres.
They arc consoles OF Ion ciiness,
they are books, they are histories
and sermons which wo can read
without turning over the leaves,
The sweo, inhunce of flow ers is no
less than tina. OF paintings, AT all
seasons Of the year they are gladly
welcomed They are ,mhlematic Of
both tho Joys and sorrows Of life.
Faded through they may some
limos be, they hsye the power to
wake the chords Of memory aud
make US ch,ldron again, At tho
sick-bsd and marriage feast, on
altar and cathedral wallis they
have q meaning and the humbiest
homo looks brighter were they
Many child goes astray, Simply
because homo lrcks sunshine. 4
child needs smiles as much nc flow.
ers eunbeams. Children look little
beyond the present moment. II q
thing p'oascs them they arc apt to
seek 1t il il disp'cases they are
prone to avoid il. Children aro
great 'Titators, and are pcver so
happy as when trying TO do what
they see other people do,
Their plays consist in copying
actual affairs OF the older ones,
Ind these amusenents often really
prepare tho children for The actual
business Of lite 80 that they may
'ooner become helpful 10 their
They should DO watched aud
encourage therefore, in their plays
% habits Of though.tu Iness an d
Conversation is the sunshine of
he mind, an intellectual orch estra
we're all the instrument should
'ear a part. Cultivate singing in the
ami'y The songs and hymns your
childhood sung, bring them back 10 |
'our memory. and teach them 10 the |
title ones. Mix them I'LL togather
o meet the varying moods as, ia |
lf'er life, they come over us as
nyrtrriously.
To u Continued,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
Question No. 4

Please tell me why Paul said The
circumcision should DO justidod BY
Faith and tho uncircumcision
through tatthy Please road
lshe the aod Of the Jews only, ia he
not also OF the Gsntilss. Yes, OF the
Gentiles also.
Seeing It Is one God, which shull
JUSTLY tho circumcision by faith, and
nncircumclsion through faith.
DO We then make void tue law through
f"itht God forbid. yoa, W. establish
tho law Rom. s-2O-So-Sl.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
QUESTION NO. =.

Bio. Garrett
Please explain Why Did zipporah
AlfoiSs wife and her ,~o sons when they
ccus 70 eve Moses Why we,s they called
NJ two cons and Why 0euhom one Of
~ sos said hs wss an alien In a
alsaaGs lssd, and Ellzisr, her other sou
ma. ior ~ God Of my father. sail hs.
~ nlSs hip. What 10 the cause Of
~ cpslrsat
IN n D. 4 Rymsl.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
MILLINERY AND DRESS
MAKING.

I have opened u Millinery and
Drcs'makirg room, l invite tn :
ladies TO call and examine my stock
ADD prices, With many years ex.
pe''ace in Chicago and elsewhere.
an sure | can give you paiisiscton
Ars. ). 2. Rsicbard..
Two doors vast d Willow sprisgs
bAuk
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
Question. No. z

Why did Paul reason out Of the
law Of Moses and out OF tho pro.
phota 80 muchi Please read.
Aud when they had appointed him a
day. there camo many 10 him into his
lodging, !" whom he expoundcd and
testified I.e kingdom Of God. prrsuad-
ing them concerning Jesus. both out Of
The law OF Mnscs and out OF tho pro-
phcis, from morning ill evening Acts
2a-s3
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
Question No. 3

Please tell us why it was that
Paul said thisY
AS concerning the gospel. they are
enemies for your sakes: but as touching
tho election, they arc h.loyei for the
fathers sake. Rom. ll-2S.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
Question No. ,

Please toll us why Paul used
this language?
But con,rhriwise. when they saw tia,
the gospel Of uncircumcisiou waa com
United Into me. as the gospel OF tho
CIRCUMCISION was unto Peter; Gal. 81
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10

"er' "a'y ''" having land with brk vh.,,
can DO got u hisO
o he york. we
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
Question. No. 6

What spaoo did Christ stand on
IN time tho food Of 'JOahY
Spencer ellis
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
A Wooling Mill,

fo%ooa Wooing Mill uwm
will
hone production
out
why nohe man around
getfo shipping and hOsby lin ,,.
prove
Canni ng Factory
II will benefit the farmer bsin, I'M. oil. n.y..
Factory wy" WY
BROOM FACTORY?
reasons above mei0d grand ie,,
ineh"a ard his people .
mx"g "'hr all Can, nov, ,
a prcgeMi
Pomona wants Rock Crusher:
Pomona wants Tanning Yard
"iu -
W.
""n'o /" oI1cA yard: i.
hhre manufactured into .u.
Hath son.ud y, h. tom .a
hold OF tho work.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10
WHAT, POMONA WANTS
What J T, Gilmour and other good
Citizens of Pomona Wants,

Pomona
not oento
Hour But keep the poOey o circulation II mill
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-10

AGE OF INQUIRY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29
NOYER WILL Be
ADMITTED TO BAIL
Agreement Reached Between
Counsel for the State and
For The Defense.
BONDS FIXED AT $4,000.
Attorneys for the commonwealth VIII
Oppose Bull for Pettibone IN
Any Sum Whatever.

Boise, Idaho. July 29.--Charass II.
Meyer, president OF tho Western Fed
grafton of Miners and co-defendnnt
with william D. Haywood, who on yes
terday was acquitted OF the murder
of former Gov. stounenberg. will be
admitted TO bail IN tho sum OF $4,000
and released this afternoon. An agree
ment to this end was reached this
morning between counsel for the state
and defense, but the making OF the for
NAL application and entry was post
poned from 10 a. m. at which hour
court re-convened today, until p. m.
The delay was asked for TO allow fur
Their conferences between counsel as TO
what action shall be taken in the case
of George A. Pettibone, the third of the
noted defendants brought from Colora-
do TO Idaho IS months ago. 1t is under
stood that tho attorneys for the state
will oppose bail for Pettibone in any
sum whatever. Judge Wood announced
that he would not adjourn court for the
term until tomorrow night and any or
der agreed pom by the attorneys might
be entered up 10 that time.
The big courtroom today presented a
far different picture from the closing
days OF the Haywood trial. The jury
box and all the spectators benches were
empty and only handful of attorneys
sat within the rail. None OF the defend
ants was in court.
Boise continues quietly to discuss the
verdict and apparently the people are
taking but little interest as 10 the flu
ture course of the prosecution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29
AUTO SMASHUP
ON SOUTH TEMPLE
Careless Chauffeur Endangers
The Lives of Two Ladies
This Afternoon.

What threatened to be a serious au-
tomobile accident happened at 1910
D. M, today, at Third West and South
Temple streets. a large car from the
White Savage Auto company on state
street, came hurrying down South Tenn
ple street, driven by a chauffeur from
the company's garage, with two ladies'.
one OF whom was IL Miss Sanders whiic
the name of the other Is unknown.
There is II wire rope stretched across
the street at that point to keep vehicles
from crossing the tracks which arc
torn up beyond. and where the street
is impassable by reason OF the i'm
provements being made. The chauf-
ieur In making turn here, evidently
was going at too rapid gait, for his
wheels skidded az he turned and the
car ran straight against the wire rope
with great force. The car had glass
shield, which was Immediately shat
tered. The dying glass blew right In
the faces OF the occupants of the car,
cutting the driver badly In the face,
and making long cash in his foreheaa.
Both ladies' were also cut IN the face,
and abou. the arms. The blood was
flowing pretty freely, when the car was
brought TO a stop. But the driver
seemed to have presence OF mind
enough TO secure n hack, in which the
ladies' were quickly conveyed to their
homes The White Savage Auto COM
uany was 'phoned from the News
office later for their version OF the ae-
cident, but the party in charge there
curtIy informed the News" that the
company did not desire any account of
the accident to appear In print. and
refused 10 give any information what
ever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29
ENDEAvORERs HERE.
Eastern Delegates Spend Interesting
Day In Salt Lake.

Some 30 members Of the Missouri Ar
kansas and Kansas delegations 10 the
Christian Endeavor convention at Seat
tie, stopped over In this city yesterday,
On route east. President G. H. Marks Of
the Utah state union and officials OF the
local societies met the visitors and
escorted them about the city. They at
tended service at the tabernacle, and at
forwards held union needing at $3.50 IN
the First Methodist church, over which
Mr., Markg presided, and made an address
OF welcome for the state President Har-
~ Jacobs OF the Salt Lake Young Peo-
Pies Christlon union, also delivered an
address OF welcome short speeches were
mado by delegates, notieeably by MI
winters OF Kansas CITY, Mo- who made
a strong plea for help IN the erection or
tho proposed c. e, building a. Boston,
and Tor the maintenance or G, ". score
tary IN China the same as IN India. lie
also made q strong point OF how "a KAN KAN
boen driven out entirely aIter slA-
month"; campaign. ana over the river ~
mo Missouri Kansas city, the saloons
We're ali shut up over Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29
A MADDENED ELEPHANT.
Gunda Almost Killed His Keeper, otto
Hoffman,

New York. July 29.--Gunda, an eie-
plant in the Bronx park geological gar
dens, which amuses crowds by pick
ing up cents which are thrown to him.
and carefully boarding them. all but
killed q man he believed was trying
to rob him.
The man is Otto Hoffman, keep
er. Hoffman has had 10 years eNper-
ience with wild animals, but had been
Gunda's keeper for only a week. but
was evidently ignorant OF the beasts
idiosyncraies. He was in the act OF
picking up cent which had rolled out
OF the reach of Gunda's trunk when
the animal few into rage, grabbed
him and dragged him into the cage.
BY clinging to the elephants tusks
the keeper managed TO keep himself
from being trodden to death Other
keepers prodded the animal with pitch
forks until Hoffman could get out of
the cage. When he did so he tainted.
A doctor found the man was badly
bruised, and had a crushed rib and a
bruised liver. He is In serious way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29
PROMISED LAND OF THE
JEWS IS IN AMERICA

New York, July 2s,--Jaeob II, schIh,
tho New York banker IN an address at
tho closing meeting OF the Jewish
Chautauqua, az Atlantic City, N. j.,
declared that the hope OF the restora-
tion OF the Jewish nation IN Palestine
was not the guldin gstar OF Israers
hope. but that the promised land OF
the Jews In America.
There was instant applause when the
sentiment was uttered which broke out
afresh when Mr.. Sohff reiterated tho
sentiment and said that In the free
land Of the United states was TO be
found the aspiration Of the jew for
higher citizenship.
Mr.. schiff told Of the hopes, the as
pirations, and tho longings OF the lew
lie sounded note Of warning 10 the
Jewlsh people and declared that there
should be- lessening OF the evils OF
overcrowded tenant life In New York,
Philadelphia ana Baltimore. and the
dispersion Of Jews throughout the
south and west .-.--...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29
Black Hand Agents Believed TO
Have Started 1t by ExpIod-
ing Bomb in Store.
TENANTS PANIC STRICKEN.
Fire Escapes Soon Clogged--Many
Killed by Flames just as They Were
About to be Rescued.

New York. July 29.--Shoclsing loss
OF human life and destruction OF pro-
perty estimat cd at more than $1,000
600 were caused by fires In New York
and it's immediate vicinity In the "a
hours ending at S o'clock this morn
ing. Twenty persons are dead and 10
suffering from injuries as q result OF
the burning of six-story double tene-
ment in Chrystie street, and financial
loss resulted from the destruction of
the Long Beach hotel at Long Reach
today, and the Steeplechase park and
other property at Coney Island yesIer-
day. In addition, the steamship Ham
ilton OF the Old Dominion line. came
into port yesterday with part of her
hold ablaze. The Hamilton was at her
dock before any of the passengers
knew there was a fire on board. The
flames were extinguished after about
1000 damages had been done.
The explosion of a bomb placed,
the police believe. by agents OF the
black hand In ali Italian grocery
store on Chrystie street, started the
fire which swept through the Italian
tenement and destroyed the lives OF
score OF people and injured 10
others. The noise of the explosion
caused panic in the densely popu-
lated district. The police say that
many persisted in the ftames, FEAR
ing to escape to the streets. where they
believed death awaited them from
the dreaded black hand, A second eX-
plosion from a kerosene tank fol-
lowed and the whole lower floor was
a mass of flames. The tire shot up
the stairways. cutting on all escape
from those in the bedrooms above
Many rushed to the fire escapes,
which became clogged with frightened
people, The house was filled Wild
dense smoke and the flames rushing
unstairs drove the half-crazed people
toward the roof. The flames Klileu
many as they were about to be rescued
from the roof, while others were over
come by smoke. There were many
heroic rescues by firemen' s
THE bodies of the dead were founu
In ali manner of places. Four women
were discovered dead in closet whers
thew had rushed to hide from III, rhe
flames. which found them out. Inc
body of one woman was lying oNel
child as though she had tried 10 pro-
tect It from the flames. i've o9 ano,n
were found crowded around one ooor
Nyay upon the top floor showing that
they had been struck down whiic ny
ing to escape ,- o,ray
The fire waves fire struck Coney
Island Yesterday and before 1t subsidized
Steeplechase park, score OF hoteis
and many amusement attractions We're
sh,n FIRE Then came the Christie
street tenement and next the Long
Beach n. hotel was destroyed. The 500
guests we're all in their beds when me
DANES we're discovered but all LETT the
building in safety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29

ton d. C., when he came mere IN con,
neetion with his defense OF Hon he1u
snont ana n report was publlshed IN
the Tribune, giving even the NUMBER OF
,,,tn,,tes he remained IN tho various
niacos ne called. What other places
Ia neoule sheets Swallowed Tor kearhs
H. not on record at this writing nut
a. might be should the slender one pay
hts EMPLOYER I'm his own faVorite Drana
~ coin for deserving him, or Allowing
enn,,,h of his administration eounell-
man 20 turn on him. TO make MS res
ignatlon imperative .,,,
irhe urospectiye resignation clears the
nautical atmosphere Of an issue mat
,"ns prominently looming up. az u NJ
lows the american" party 70 ask for
,,o,es ON what u Is with Sheets re-
,noved rather on what Il is with him
a., noSver More than that II makes an
81 srosine question OF what Hon. Thos.
xsarns will do for his man, and what
he man viii do for his employer.
This weeks Truth m commenting up
on The Sheets case says
'It is said that some OF the Dig guns
OF the party want Sheets 70 step down
from his ONCE during the pendency
OF the case. II is generally thought
however. that Mr. Sheets won't do
anything OF the kind, The ehief comes
pretty near being the master or
both ex-senator Kearns ana the Trib-
me. lie knows so much OF their vi.
lalny In the years that have passed
maj he car force insrn to stay by Mia
10 the end. They have got TO defend
Sheets whether they like II or not"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29
AN AUTO ACCIDENT.
To Avoid Running Down Two Tots,
Owner NearIy Killed FaInily.

New York, July 2o.--walter Tod Will
cox. millionaire member OF the real
estate firm OF osgood, Pell g. Company,
IN an effort yesterday TO prevent his
automobile erom running down two
little children, ditched his ear and
nearly caused the death Of his wife
his son, the chauffeur and three other
men, at Bayside. l.. |. The quick ac-
ton of Mr. Wilcox saved the children
hut everything In the automobile, ex-
cepting the chauffeur. who had leaped
TO the ground. was thrown into a ditch,
Mrs Wilcox and three OF the men
we're injured, the woman receiving sueh
scars that she undoubtedly VIII be dis
figured for life.