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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

a surprise to their Salt Lake friends
came in the announcement of the
marriage Of Miss Helen Shepherd and
j. Arthur Handin whose engagement
appeared publicly only yesterday, tho
marriage having taken place uneX-
pectedly on the evening before in og-
den. Rev. J. Il. Carver of that city
officiating, The bride is we'll known
here In musical circles and the groom
is an employee of McCornicks bank
Mr. and Mrs. Handin are expected to
return from Ogden today. and will
many friends who will extend con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes They
will be at the Fifth East hotel for
some time.
The engagement of Miss Beatrice
o'Connor and William NJ McCrea is
announced, the Wedding TO take place
in June.
Prof. and Mrs. George Marshall en-
tertained al dinner on Saturday In
honor Of Prof George Riddle. and
later took their party to the orpheum.
tho guests being DR.. and Mrs. j. t.
Kingsbury, Prof and Mrs. Byron
Cummings, George a. Eaton. c. G.
Gilbert. b. Il. Howell and Spencer
Clawson.
mrs ANNA carter announces the
engagement of her daughter Edna
Maurine 10 Ralph ID. Evans the we'd
ding To take place in the near future.
Mrs. d. c. lacking entertained her
card club this afternoon, the rooms
pelng prettily decorated and refresh
ments served.
Tomorrow night the Misses Isabel
ana Amy Osbourne will give n dinner
iof the teachers al Rowland hall
Mrs. Ezra Thompson has issued in
N'otlons for large reception on
Thursday afternoon, May i6. from 3
10 9 o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. $. Lovesoy an
ncunce the engagement of thoir
daughter Jessie Ia Leroy Wet of
June.
Tonight the Sons of the American
Revolution hold their annual ban-
quet at the Commercial club and
elaborate preparations have been
made for the event,
Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Dageett
have returned ana are az the Firth
Eesl hotel for q time
Miss Daisy ltavbould leaves during
th' week for California,
Mrs J C. Kimball and family leave
ms evening for the Pacific coast.
:.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13

speaking or conditions In the north
west provinces MIR. Kimball said that
thc outlook was especially good for
the coming season. Farmers are now
putting IN their crops and the t,oun-
Try surrounding the MIX River valley
settlements is alive with activity
since the settlement Of the strike over,
at Fernie, IN British Columbia, the coal
mining Industry Is prospecting again.
great leal Of construction work ia
going on In northern Alberta" said
MI kimbdll. "The Central pacidc
railroad, Hike your own Union and
Central Pacific. Is a subsidized road.
and owns every other section for 90
miles along It's line The railroad
property happened 10 be In the noun
famous country west Of the great
plains OF eastern Alberta and Assni-
buia. and the management made the
government q proposition to trade
lands, agreeing IN That event To take
out canals and irrigatc the level lands
and thus help settle the country with
desirable colonlsts. The government
accepted the proposition. and now tho
road Is Keeping It's word good and
immcnSc canals are being taken out
east OF Calgary at vast expense. Some
Utah contractors aid q great deal of
the work on one Of The canals and
Tho governments and railroad Ia adj
NcrtislnG these irrigated lands FOR sale
AT very low prices and terms to in
ouce settlers 30 come in. The WIN
tors are cold and long IN that country.
put tho growing season b. uuioE and
most anything adautcd TO the temper
ate zone will mature In northern Can
ada NJ kimhall is q son of Joseph
klmball, 1f this city and n son-In-la1v
OF Judge Booth OF Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
HOTEL GOSSIP.

o., 49,
d. Z. Ecolcs OF ogden registered AZ
sHt wilson LOT a uaE. Mr.. Eccles II
lh" ud@er ~ 'ne iarSe iumnef company
l'l Cbuen nv'Ilhs ms name anG re
lpI's tl' nullulhS INDUSTRY HoUllshlnE,
WIN we u'naHu ioI Na~Ilal eNc'tu-
ING Vhe supply
Va. H. heetSs OF bo'se Is ~ NHo
WllSon. MI. Reeves is special agent
ana adluSteF lor several prohlheut IN
suronce companies OF tne east al4i Is
mere IN connection Win business lot
hls houses he has Tor g nuIhoer or
lrHfs peen connected WIN the pu'lu-
hg up ana development OF 'he eastern
oregon company ana REGARDS 'ur
movement Tor lhe formation oil new
state out OF portions OF eastern ore
S"n, Washington ana western Iu1h"
as lHlprooaole'
- >. hc'lufe oil Ne" AorN' HHpr
iisher OF ono OK INC pest tlhsa1lNtS ny
IN" World. is IN SAT- Lake, leg'sle'eu
pr the NhhtsIoiI. NJ NC luLo 's on
ms way 10 Sah francisco Ief thc ll".r
pose oi Studying Tor himself lhe lhpo5
question as Nl'unE IN lhat Ia -St"tI'V
coast CITY. we also proposes To WISH
several other western cues prior 10
nus return 10 New YORK. among mem
me ldaho capl'ai' bolse, WneIt Nlp
ulal OF haywood Tor coinpUGl'E IN
me StehhrhocFS hssisslI'a 'p ,,, ~ nov
IN It's preliminary stages Inc Netet-
an magazine publisher INTENDS 10 give
ms personal attention TO lhVeslisatis
all forms OF lawlessness prevalent III
TINS country and VIII AT the s"ine
time seek 10 discover inc reason TOT
II an as well as possible reEneuS.
OF the recent labor strikes in your city
are to me VrE gratifying sad Mr'
Mcclure especially, IN me case OF inc
late street car dlIilculty' rms was
a case Of American dealing WIN
American. although In the capacity. OF
capital ana labor, which c0naition
should always make u possible TOT
peaceable ana satisfactory seltlt e.
ment in any. similar controversy pul
when the element OF foreign lanor
is the main FACTOR IN contest De-
tween capital and labor there IS an
comprising natural depraVity ana
vlciousness. com bined WIN alien m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13

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Nhi'ai'' sens OF 'ne oelIs-f lolp
Sh"WS, oooheu EoI curry aPpeat'nye
IN Sali Lake IS ~ 'h% NhHlslora ~ r.
sens rs piVce1lnE IN" sn9" Tor IHe
purpose OF LOOKING atteF TN
enc OF me preaeullliNh' such as Sc
curing Incense making contracts etVy
MH,Cn ~ an extensive business an"
requires n great deal OIL experience 10
successfully conduct
Ludwig Elscinnnu. representing
EiSemanu Bros, of Boston perhaps
ono Of the largest firms of wool buy
crs IN the United States is in the city
registered at the Knutsford. He is
on MS regular WESTERN NpoloWNlnE
trip, and this year Is accompanied
by his nephew, Sidney Eisemann, who
ia just out of college aud is lust start
ing in the business. This Is a bad
Year for wool dealers said MIR. Else
mann today. Manufacturers are not
laying In any surplus stock; In fact.
can get along WIN. IL looks lke
theE were going TO let Lne grower pay
me interest," TINS ume. me ptoposluon
resolves ltselt 70 thls' that the 'heep
man raises ms Woo 10 sei' re can
"loIu 10 carry ana store II because
next year ne mas another clp To take
LaLS o. II ne TelustS ~ ioW ailH
hoid$ ms wool year ana gets ~ ne
n reality receives no more than II ne
hau SOLD TOT ~ cents es' some Will
c"hslgn. But man aoh nave 10 pc
n wool grower ny order 10 speculate
re can go INTO wan street ana lose
nus WoneY hlucN qulcKor- we an GOT
caught by inc depression IN price.
men Wool was cor tlNe,eu AT - carry
~ we yPhr' none Oh us knew thlS con :
largely sentiment ahead of presi-
| dental year. II is said there is no
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET
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the Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, April
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proceedings is AN Address 10 the
World by the Church.
This is an excellent work TO mail to
friends abroad. Order now as the
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ORGAN RECITAL TOMORROW.

The following program will be given
at tomorrow afternoons organ recital
In the tabernacle, with Prof Mcclellan
at the console:
Grand Choeur op 1874 No. 6..... Higgs
Madrlgal -.-...'',..'','''.-' LetlaIe
Berceuse (Jocelyn) ...,......... GODDARD
old Melody 49,. Arranged by Performer
Cantiuue d. Amour .......,... Wendt
Chromatic Fantasia ............ Thiele
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
ELDER S. B. YOUNG,

Elder Young heartily endorsed the
remarks of the previous speaker, es-
pecally the statement that the gospel
of the Lord Jesus Christ is a message
of peace. The work of the Latter-day
Saints is a power for good Their
mission is the redemption of Gods
children The gospel is not narrow.
and the views Of its adherents are far
reaching. The members are solicitous
for the welfare of their fellows, and
invite all to come and partake Of the
living waters freely.
The Nephlte prophet told Joseph
Smith that the beginning OF the end
was being ushered In, and the prepara-
tory work Is being done. Salvation is
for all the children of God. the dead as
well as for the living. Elijah came to
the Kirkland temple and restored tho
keys whereby the hearts of the children
were turned TO the fathers and the
hearts of the fathers to the children
lest God should snlite the earth with
a curse. Baptism for the dead Is be-
ing preached today the same as II
was taught in the days of Paul, and
no one can say that the teachings OF
Mormonism are narrow. The message
is TO all who have lived and to all who
yet shall live.
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LANDS NOT COAL LANDS"

Na and Hardware Co.. Murray Utah This theirs
DWARF or tha td op
means o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13

". ID. Ross of Los Angeles IS in Sal
Lake en- route homeward from tn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
@crrinsernng Ser SabrgeidwinSisfeit
Der Sdmcnaiiae.

Gbicago, Sas., "A. WGr5. -
Die geomten Der meitlid)en @iienbab.
men Iteben in Seratbung iiber Die
Srage, oh es iib ni6t empieble, aus
wirt6idaitlifen &iidiidyten Die 8abr.
gei6winoigfeit Der Gil5iige 5u per-
lnngianicn. Cine 9eriammlung sur
Tisfutirung Der Sabrpl1ne iiir Die
Y%erlonen3iige NOR aui geItern einbe-
riiIen iporoerl, itnb cine 5neite COME.
ren5 oieier grt miro in aur5em abge.
bolten meroeil. SauptiGhlid) nllroe
gelteno gemadjt, oaB Die Serdbletung
oes 6obrgeloes ali .5wei Gents uub
Die aagemeine Notbpenoigfeit, NIT
ben @infiinitenaipariam um5ugeben,
er'd)eine cine allgemeine Serminoe-
ring Der 6abrgeihpinoi8feit Der
9iige geboten, unb es beiBt, es lei mir
notbig, lid iiber oas MaB Der Ser
l%angiamung Der 3abrt 5u einigen.
Gerihieoene gabnen baben i6on leue
Sabrplane aus9eorbeitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
-HnoieDclt miQ fcincn brittcn Serrnin
SOS angeGes, Sal, IA. M1rj

Sos IngeleS, Sal, "A. MGr5.
Or, N. %. Butler, Er1iioent Der
columbia : llniueriitGt, &c bat in eli
ZEN bier gebobtcn Snterpiem ioIgen-
De 9(euBerun9 getban: nGr6iioeut
Hooiepelt miro nidt pieoer ais ErG-
iioentihafts . Ganoibot auitreten,
gleihuiel welder 9rud aui i'm aus
geiibt merben mag. Gie Erin5ipien,
iiir pelhe Iooicuelt einlte6t, iino melt
grober, ais Scr Mann. Die republi-
fanilde Eartei mlb an oieien Yrin-
5ipien ieitbalten, gleifpiel lper ibr
8annertrdger in ser nG6lten @nbl
fem mag. Wit 9foot ais YrGiioent
ulto 1oft oils observation-disclosures mir
Den nabe5lL ioeale SerbGltniiie entire
ten, nber ib mage cs faum ST boiien,
Dab bieie ioeole Combination iid) per.
mirflid)en miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
Gdiffsnadridltcn.

Nem- Oorf, IA. Mtdr5. Ingc'
fommcn iino bier Die 9ompfer
,Moieltic~ bon 9iperpooi, o9ticllm-
NmIteroom" BON Hotteroom" uno
.Nedor" bon Ncopel.
Mbgefabren limo bon bier oic
0ontpier so Sopoie" noh Soorc,
y9ronoenburg" ltod Bremen mo
.llniteo StoteS" nod &openbugcn.
Hromlc Eoint, IA. Wtor5, -
@elid)tet iulir0c bier Der 0anpier
y@ittcfino," pon Baltimore nod
Bremen untermcgS.
Neopcl, II. Mars. - GinGctrof-
len lit bier Der 0dmpier nGeltic" bon
9eip.Yorf.
GberbourN IS. Wdr5. Der
0ampier naronpriu5 @ilbelm" bon
Bremen iebte ieinc Sobrt nod Ncw'
Dorf tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

Cranes bel Soiip bronnte ob ooer
mltrOe nieoerdebrunmt. Die Nod)-
rid)ten aus &umdnien limo %iiberboupt
iebr n%erlpprren. Si6erlib beitebt
bort cine itarfe @Gbrung in Der
Sonobepolferung. Sic ri6tete iid
aegen Die @oiuren, Den run1dnii6en
Ibel, Der oas 2anb pbQig beberribt,
i6eint aber gum Tbeil auf Die Suoen
obeelenft poroen ST. iein. Die Suoen
b%efinben iid bort in Ser iibeliten
Gage. Sic peroen ais NuSlGnber
angeieben, fonnen fem 2ano erlucr.
ben unb MIR iebr menig @emerbe be-
treiben. sic iinb oaber eroBtentbeilS
auf ben Sanoel oneeipieien un0 pielc
limo @ll6erer ollf Ben 9orfern. Die.
ier llnterbolt i'll linen gerooe5u oltf.
ge8tpungen. 0ofiir aber linb Tie Der
1aBt bel Der 8altern . 8cpolferung.
Nue 8eriuhe, Hum0nien 3u 5luingen,
ben 9eihIuB Ger 8erlincr Gonferen5
bon 1877 oltr65ufiibren, pelher ibml
poridreibt, ben ~SSroeliten politiibe
@leibberehti9ltng ST. gcpGbren, lino
geibeitert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
Sir 3iuei-G Gents. 6abrgclb.

&orriSburg, "a, fl. W0r5,
Der Giienbabn . AuSidub beS Sc
uotS critottcte eincn mlpieblcnOen 9c.
rid)t iibcr Die bercitS Dor picr5ebn "a.
gen bonn Souie ongenommenc Bill
be5iigIih Der SeItiebung ocS Giicn'
babn = 6nbr9clocs olti }uei Gents pro
Meilc, mo trot oc9 cucr9iIhen @is
oeriprud)cs ser %Giienbabnen crmortet
man, bub Der Senat Die MoBregel in
fiinitiger @ode gleidfnlls onnebmen
miro. @ouperncnr Sltnrt bat lid
6ereitS mdbrcnO ser Ncrbit-
in ieinen Reben fiir oie Dill perpilihs
tet. Der Senats gll5idylb bat aller.
oin9S sic @%citinmung geitrihen,
burd) meIdc Giicnbobnbcamte i'm
Sale ser &crIebnug Oc5 0cieecS nit
elmer 3ud)tbnusItrnie bon cilenl
Sabre bcOrobt murocll, mGbreuo Die
Straionorobung ciucs @eINblBe bon
$1,000 Iteben bIieb.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
Mnfer-@uritOf snriidseidluscn.
Seriud sum SdlieBen Ser G6icogoer
1beoter unb @irtbidoften on
Sonnto9en btrd @cri6tscntidci-
Sunq bintertrie6cl.

Sonnfa4en 0ltrd OetlNtScn1lOel=
Sung bintertriebcn.
Chicago, SGs, ia. M6r5. -
Sn Chicago mqrben oitd) fernerbin
sic @irtbidoftcn iopobI, mie alid]
Die Ibeoter bes Sonntn0s offcn iein;
oie 6anotifer, neId)c periudten, lie
nit 5iilie Der 8eritte al oieiem ga.
&c 81 ltlieBen, boben cine noQitGn0i-
&c Hie6erluge crlitten uno iino NIT
ben 5oblrei6en BON linen 9egen ocll
Manor Tlrnne, 0en Nloerman &en-
ma, ionic Bic Sbcuter ltnb Sotelbciit-
ser, Die Clubs II. /. 10. onbGn9ig &C.
maftcn &lagen aboemieicn lporocn.
9tidt neniger, olS bier Gidter be.
ihGftigtcn iif nit ser Nngclcgcnheit,
unb ole fonlen iibcrcinitimmcnb 5u
ser Iniidt, BOB Tie Dem Serlon9cn
Der &lGger nidt Solge leiIten FONT
ten. Tie IerbonOlirngen nobmen
mebrere @ohen in Mniprudt ntlb &C.
ltern Nu6mittog lpurbe Die Gntihci-
Dung abgegeben, bobin loutcnh, bob
oaS @eridt feline SliriSoiftion in Ger
Sode babc, mesboi6 Sic Glogen ob.
5lllueiien ieien. GoS G6ancerp . @e.
ridt babe fein Hcht, c%riuGbltcn Gre
futips9eomtten bor5uidreiben, iuie tic
lire Imtspflidten erfiiQen ioQten,
c6enio menig, mie Grefutipbeomte
ben Hid)tern irgenb melhe Goridrif-
ten moden biirftcn. IN iolhen Sal
len Tonne nur bos GriminoIgeridt
ein9reifcn.
@iner Der Hidter, G6ptrous, iiigtc
bin5iL baB iciner Gniid)t nodl Die BON
Nnuolt 2cup Moper auigeitelte Be
bnuptune, oaB Stnats.S onntagS9e.
ieb finbc auf Chicago feline anpen-
Dung, baltloS lei, m1brcno oie iibri.
gen &idter iih nit bieier Sroge iiber-
boupt nid|t beid1ftigten.
Ser gnipalt Der SonntagS. 6onoti.
fer, @nl. 6. Gburd, 9erictb iiber bie
GntI6eibung in iolde gufregung,
ooB CT IN Geftigiter @eiie oili sic
Hi6tcr 81 idimpfen begonn, mas sur
5olge bette, ooB ieine gerbaftung II.
feline gbfii6rung in bos @efGngnib
ongeorbnet miirOe. Nls er ober ipG-
fer nm Ger5eibung Bat, ipurbe linn
Die Strofe crIoIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
8attinmurb nno Sclbitmprb.

2oroinrS., IA. Mdr3. 81.
lnucl aouoten, Elm onoeiebcner I'M
gar, crid)oB 1T Der lebten Noht ieine
jitltgc 6ral, meldbe CT crit Dor ied)S
Monatcn gebeirotbet bate, unO li6
ielbit. .Giieriu6t ioq bas Notiu fir
bic Sbat gemcien ieir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

T-apt die eDe SOte, Do lhr Inner Gskauft HABIT
s ssssil IMMzZM
Nbiabrtstage Der SGmpfcr pon
Wcu.Yorf.

am 16. @drj 3ampier Stem
0orf" nod Soutbampton.
gm 16. WGr5 Gnmpier "Tedar"
nad Gibraltar mo Neopel.
Nm 1G. NGr5 0nmpfer .Sirginia"
nod 2onoon.
am t6. MGr5 0ampier DGanpo'
nia" na6 2IDcrpool.
gm 16. MGr5 Dampfer oOeutId'
lono" nad) Smnburg.
s(m 16. MGrj 0ampfer nEretoria"
nod Samburg. 3ui
Nni 49,. MGr5 IompIer3 18urnel.
Tia" nad @laS9osu. a3it 5Ha
am 16. MGrj 9ampfcr r9aoer'
lamb" nad) Intwcrpen. },ii5lfi
PM 49,. Mdr5 Oampfer nGDem.
nis" nah 8rcltcn. III
gm 90. WGr5 9ompfer nMoieitic"
nuf 2iperpool.
s(m 20. @Gr5 Gompier n0oro'
america" mad Neapel.
gn 20. MGr5 Gampier ~Nieum-
Imiteroam" no6 Rotteroam.
am 20. Marj Compiler n5rope"
nod Bremen.
Nm 81. Mdr5 0anpier oEon'
raine" nah SABRE.
am 81. MGr5 0ampfer e. j.
Sietgen" nod aopenbagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
in
81 II m d II.

@ien, IA. Wdr5. - Subenbesen
iftpcriten Gbarafters oroben in Tu-
mGnicn. Sn Der Moloau, no piele
Ssraeliten pobnen, iino idon piele
Suoen bon ben goliern aus ben
00riern eetrieben iporoen, uno Die
9auern bebroben ieet aud Die gro.
beren Srtidaften. Ias 0ori Sigul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

Nm 81. MGr5 Gompier nImerifa"
nod Somb1rg.
gm %. Wtdr5 0oupier oGeoric"
nad 9iperpooI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
9nrn oas @erFmcrunss .nepurirmeu

ScnbcnIrtcr tuspci iibcr ccn etano Der
,,9lcius9lurf Ylutc @lab endurance Gcnt.
pam upu Geu'Dort" an 81. SeSember
1906.
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-27
Do 1t NOT.

Get right after those common
roosters on the place. Catch them up
and sell them. Get them out O. the
way. Don't Wait till next week. nor
even till tomorrow, but do it now
to-day. Time counts already for mat
ing up for breeding during the new
season now at hand.
Take the proceeds from the sales
OF the common roosters, or part of
it, and buy q good, vigorous, pure
bred rooster or two, and mate them
with the common hens on the place.
Don't ask us what kind to set. Get
the kind you like best, and get out a
lot Of h~alf-breed pullets for next
fall. They will surprise you in their
beauty, vigo: and the way in which
they will lay.
Do it now, and you will be glad of
it every time you set q hen, or take
Off a new brood all during the sea-
son.-Geer, in Southern Cultivator.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-27
ORIGIN OF THE PEARL.

Secretion Formed for Defense, Thinks
M. Seurat.
The origin of the pearl in the shell
of the oyster, Or other bivalve or
mollusk; has been the object of a.
considerable amount of investigation
and speculation. Among the more
recent studies of the subject may be
noted those OF NJ. Seurat recorded in
the Complies Rendus." This natural
list finds that in pearl oysters from
the Gambia lagoons, in the South
Pacific, the pearls are due to a small
worm-a sort of tapeworm. In cysts.
On the body and mantle of the oyster
he has found true pearls surrounding
a nucleus which he has shown to be.
one of these worms. Like other tape
worms, this one, concerned in the pro-
duction of pearls. requires a second
host in which to complete its develop
ment. And M. Seurat considers that
the ray is the second host in this
case, for he has found in the spiraf
intestine of this fish small tapeworms,
which he regards as the adult form
of the larval worm of the pearl oys-
ter. The author has named this new
species Of tapeworm Tylocephalum
margaritiferae. The view has been
held that the pearl is a secretion
formed, as it were, in self-defense for
the surrounding and isolation of az
injurious foreign body.