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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

Harry Hadsel, who has been mail
clerk on the Rock Island running here
from Cedar Rapids for several years,
gets the position Of chief clerk of the
railway mail service at Cedar Rapids,
splendid promotion. Will Cooley
succeeds Mr.. Hadsel
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13
Omce..317 West Water Street
Both Telephones, Number IS.
Current Comment.

Postcards having on them particles
of glass, mica, or other substances
liable to injure the persons handling
the mails will be barred therefrom
hereafter, unless enclosed in en-
velopes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

Because the Court of Appeals was
divided in it's opinion last week when,
by vote of four to three, he was ac
quilted of charge of grand larceny,
George w. Perkins, formerly vice
president of the New York Life In
snrance Company, has sent to the in
surance company check for &54, 010. 10,
representing, as principal and interest.
the amount contributed by him in
1904 on behalf of the company to the
Republican national committee, and
for which he was subsequently re-
imbursed By this action, Mr.. Per-
kins personally assumed the burden of
the gift rather than rest under the
implications made in the opinions OF
the dissenting members of the court.
Announcement of the restitution of
the principal of S4S. 800 and interest
TO date was made today by President
Alexander +. Orr of the New York
Life, to whom Mr.. Perk ins, before
leaving on trip TO the South, adj
dressed letter inclosing the check.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13
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WINNESHEIK COUNTY.


SWL, Sec. 80, Orleans, 2,SeOx5O
feet, 3.27 acres.
Sc a, Sec. 30, Orleans, 2,850x50.
3. 81 acres.
feet, 1.4S acres.
NV a, Sec. 32. Orleans, 1,sOOx5O
feet, 2.06 acres.
NEL, Sec. 80, Orleans, 3,15Ox5C
feet, 1851 acres.
NV a, Sec. 33, Orleans, 100x5O
feet, IL acres
Sw14, Sec. 33, Orleans. 3,5O0x5C
feet, 4. / acres.
NV "A. Sec. 4. Lincoln, 2,350x5O
feet, 2. 50 acres.
N E "a, Sec. 4, Lincoln, 2,400x50
O. 70 acres.
SEA-, Sec. 4, Lincoln, s5Ox50 feet,
81 acres.
SW IA. Sec. 3, Lincoln. 2,64Ox5C
feet. 3. 3 acres.
S E a, Sec. 3, Lincoln, 4,lOOx5C
feet, A.. acres.
NE14, Sec. 10, Lincoln, l,70Ox5O
feet, l. 95 acres.
N w "a, Sec. IL. Lincoln, 2.000X5C
feet, 80 acres.
SW 4, Sec. II, Lincoln, l,2OOx5O
feet, 81 acres.
S f a, Sec. IL, Lincoln, 2,600X50
feet. 2.9S acres.
MEL, Sec. IA, Lincoln, / ,700x5O
feet, 90 acres
NV d, Sec 13, Lincoln, l,400x5O
feet, 1.6 acres.
SW a, Sec. 13. Lincoln, 3,l00x5O
feet, B. So acres
Wv IA, Sec. "a, Lincoln. 500x50
feet, 81 acres.
NE IA, Sec. "a, Lincoln, 2,640x5O
feet, 3. 3 acres.
NV d, Sec. 19, Madison. 4,000x5O
feet. 4. SO acres.
NE "a, Sec. 10, Madison, l00x5C
feet, IL acres.
Sc a, Sec. ~, Madison, 3,250x5C
feet, 3. .73 acres.
SW a, Sec. 20, Madison, 2,SOOx5C
feet, 8. % acres.
Sc a, Sec. 20, Madison, 2,64Ox5C
feet. 3. 8 acres.
SW a, Sec. 81, Madison, 1,90ox5(
feet, 2.18 acres.
NV a, Sec. 2S. Madison, 1,0O0x5(
feet. IA acres.
NEL, Sec. 2S, Madison, 2,640x5(
feet, g. 8 acres.
NV Il, Sec. 81, Madison. 2,S50x5(
feet, 3.27 acres.
NE Il, Sec. 27, Madison. 2,75Ox5(
| feet, 3. l5 acres.
NV a, Sec. 26, Madison, 2,700x5C
feet, 81 acres.
N E a, Sec. 26, Madison, 2,7OOx5(
feet, g. acres.
NV "A, Sec. 25, Madison, 2,650x5(
feet, 3.4 acres.
NE a, Sec. 20, Madison, 250x5(
feet, .2S acres.
S E "A, Sec. "A, Madison, 2,95Ox5(
feet, 3. 38 acres.
SW a, Sec. l9, Decorah, 2,65Ux5(
feet, g.. A acres.
Sc a, Sec. 10, Decorah, l,75Ox5(
feet, 2 acres.
NEL, Sec. 10, Decorah, l,SO0x5C
feet, go acres.
Wv a, Sec. 20, Decorah. 2,9OOxsi
feet, B. 32 acres.
N E "a, Sec. 20, Decorah, 4O0x5C
feet, .45 acres.
This brings line to corporation
limits of Decorah. We run out of the
corporation limits again in Sec. 81.
The following is needed in Sec
tions 81 and 16:
N W a, Sec. 81, Decorah, 650x5C
feet, IA acres.
SW d, Sec. l6, Decorah, S0Ox5C
feet, 81 acres.
This brings line to corporation
limits in Sec. 16.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

The Cedar Rapids Republican notes
there is bill pending in the legis-
lature which forbids any doctor So
liciting professional patronage by
letter or by agents." and asks, why
not make it illegal for doctor to an
nounce even on a sign board that he
is an NJ. d. and prepared to treat
people? Why not put every doctor
under a bushel basket. so that no one
may see his light or know his where.
abouts? What is there so sacred
about DOCTORS profession that he
may not ask for clients? Isn't this a
free country? The whole medical
code of ethics smacks of the dark
ages" concludes the Republican.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

There is no fault found in Iowa
with the increase in the salary of
rural mail carriers to $500 per year.
It should have been done some time
ago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

A farmer near Charter Oak,
Iowa, recently brou ght in and sold 45
dozen of rotten eggs to local grocer.
The state has decided to make an ex-
ample of this practice and will prose-
cute him vigorously under the provi-
sions of the pure food law.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

John Alexander Dowie, self-styled
Elijah the Restorer, who founded a
new religion, built Zion City near
Chicago, and caused quite ripple
both in the religious and business
world, died at Zion City on Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

On last Wednesday afternoon the
Iowa delegation held a meeting at
Washington and made the following
selections for federal appointments,
and strange TO relate, they are
standpatters " Edw. Knott, of
Waverly, for marshall of northern
district. re-nominated +. i. Faville,
of Storm Lake, for district attorney
northern district, succeeding II. q.
McMillen, of Cedar Rapids; Frank
b. Clark, of Ottumwa, for marshall
of the southern district, succeeding
George M. Christian, OF Des Moines T;
M. l.. Temple, of Osceola, for district
attorney southern district, succeed.
ing Lewis Miles. of Gordon; M. j.
Tobin, of Vinton, for collector of
internal revenue for the northern
(Dubuque) collection district, succeed
ing Archie Smith, of Storm Lake; III.
o. Weaver of Wapello, collector for
southern district, rem ominated.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

A candidate for Office has mighty
fiimsy excuse for asking the votes of
the people when the announcement
of his candidacy is accompanied by a
denial of fact which everybody knows
actually occurred and was one of the
things which resulted in his defeat for
the same office once before.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13
just what part of his farm and just
how much land it will take
HOWARD COUNTY.

NW14, Sec. 20. Vernon Springs,
3OOOx50 feet. 3.44 acres.
n E "a. Sec. %. Vernon Springs,
2900x50 feet. 3. 32 acres.
S E 4, Sec. 25, Vernon Springs,
l00x50, III acres.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

Taking advantage of an unfortunate
circumstance which every honorable
citizen of Decorah regrets, i. e., the
circulating of false reports by unscru-
pulous parties concerning some of our
citizens, some OF the personal enemies
of Mayor Daubhey make the silly,
ridiculous claim that such reports
were circulated for campaign purposes.
No one regrets that these stories were
circulated more than DR.. Daubney
and his friends, nor were they circu-
lated for campaign purposes. DR..
Daubney stands upon his record, a
record uneXcelled from every point of
view by any mayor Decorah ever had
He has never been compelled to resort
to such methods to be elected. On
the other hand his enemies have
always attempted to defeat him by
circulating lies about him-and failed.
And it will be so again.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

Here is problem for calculation.
A farmer and his wife decided to
weigh pig, and had no scales. The
man weighed I60 pounds and his
wife l39 pounds. They put board
across fence so thas when they sat
upon each end OF the board it exactly
balanced. They then exchanged
places the wife taking the pig OH her
lap, just balanced the board again.
How much did the pig weigh?
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13
THE PRIMARY BILL.

The statewide primary election
law as reported out of the committee
and as now before the Iowa general
assembly for passage provides, in
brief:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03

ly or wcu Tho suints today are Boz
every way ihc equals. DO not the peers
of members of other religious dcnom-
nations
Aud this ls all the more remarkable
because OF the colossal opposition chat
has boon thnlr portion from
thc very beginning % has
been sald that but for tho
doctrine of plural marriage. the
"Mormona would not have been per-
secuted. THE fIet lg that the Prophet
Joseph Was hated and prosecuted long
before ho Dad ever offered "a Thought
upon that subject BE had no sooner
declared that 600 angel had appeared
fn hIm Than he was assaulted from all
Sides And This opposition followed
him as long as hc lived and his friends
become uarialscrs boz bis sunerIngs Op-
position MOT only autcd8tes thc prac-
uro of polNpamv but Do continues.
though that practice has y,ased. But
Notwithstanding this peculiar uot the
Churrh has continued Goo grow. until
today tho uttle mustard seed h1s Dee
come O. largo tree Mobbings prisons.
massacres have not stopped Its proc
grcss. apostasy has not retarded &C.,
career. schism- have proved lu vain.
Like The mighty oak that only sends
its roots deeper and rr8sps 0rmer
hold iu the soil when the storms rage
around fs uNnriant crown. SEQ the
Church has become more firmly Csc
tobllshed because of the opposition.
The Saints have been tested Thry have
stood the test And every conference
with IT'S Increased number OF faithful
loyal Saints tcstiGes to the victory of
the Church over the world and au
cyl influences.
The experience of Conference visitors
generally is that each gathering of this
kind axccIs tg predecessor We trust
that This VIII not prove au exception
The Saints are highly blessed both
spiritually and temporarily Thcv have
leaders who are fun of faith. valiant
iu The defense OF truth. and endowed
With wisdom from ou high They have
the light of revelation. and the
promise OF ultimate victory for truth
They have every cause to rejoice to-
gether to renew their covenants. and
to look forward To- the future with hope
and gladuess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
Across POND I'M A pay.

Within "a few years" says william
G Fitzgerald. Boz Technical World
Magazine Tor October. "thc crossing ot
the Atlantic, with Dos 1900 miles OF
stormy sea, Will be- a mere pleasure OK
cursion OF thirty hours ln length. Tine
marvellous boat Invented hy feter
cooper Hewitt, which rs supported by
planes which glide COR swim through
Che water, De- expected 90 cut down Tue
length OF the trim TO Europe To- day
ana quarter. az the same time do
ing away with most OK the danger OF
un ocean voyage" Ny FIRST model
Mr.. Hewitt told the Technical World,
was entirely supported boy the planes
az 10 miles an hour the Notation hun
being entirely out of the water az that
speed. I found too. that the area
OF the planes should decrease with the
speed FOR economy and safety. So far.
speed has only been limited By the
propeller but the craft VIII gradually
improve with increased size. and tho
liner OF the future will Doe practically
independent Of weather. and have no
motion from tho waves" Mr. Cooper
is known for the invention Of the IA
nous light which bears his name and
OF many devices used on automobiles.
His reputation IS that Of conserva-
tive and careful. as well as brilliant.
observer. His new gliding boat has
been seen and approved by many lead
ing scientists a larger model for
which speed OF 90 miles Am hour
As confidently predicted rs now tn pro-
cess of construction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03

Perhaps one of the chief incentives
20 doing O. thing Won ls the consolation
that comes afterwards from the knowl-
edge that success has followed serious
effort
Monday the management and exhibit
ors of the State fair were working hard
90 put ON Che finishing touches. Yester-
day there was "a holiday On town aud
the people throngcd out Ia greater
number. up TO total of over 10000
according to the claims of the Prcsi-
don't Today the management may rest
secure lu the conviction that tine era
of promises ana hopes Is past and tho
point of actual. marked and definite
success has been reached
The great throng OF salt Lakers NJ
The fair yesterday was hcalthful
sign 20 al who may have been inclined
90 "a lack of hopefulncss for The fl-
ture. or "a touch OF dependency over
some of the prevailing economic ms.
The youth of the land We're there. and
achievements marking the best their
fathers hdd been able to accomplish iu
sixty years Of empire building
To mark the path FOR the future IL
the best privilege of @ well spent past.
and the future which the parade OF
Utah accomplishments seems TO point
20. is one which cannot help but make
every Utahn a little more proud Of his
home iu the arid west. and little more
enthusiastic about Cts immediate fu-
turc.
The fair is a show that no one should
miss and the benefit from ones att
tendance viii profit mo- one so much as
himself The State viii be repaid for
It's effort IN fostering It by the n-
creased value TO the state of each citi-
zen who sees 81. and takes hold OF the
future ln the lght of its illumination
or the past The fair Is decidedly a
signal success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03

90 -.. 49,.
"'N '"' "l-'''+ VI '"' ''N9 pr amer
Ten speaks f0r itsnlf Many OF the fore.
most Jewish citizens ln ail parts or the
,ourtry D.. r,,r,t.- -t,t.s ara er5c,,t
s,,
f''''ii''H an" it gus "'N "''h P'iii''n
out by President FrlodcuWald. of the
Federation OF kr.rfe,r Z.orIstq. the
t.,i...,t.... ,,......t.. ........... las. 49,,
H"l hr Zionist brands WIN heech-
Dry otcrN ri0ua jew who daily prays
a,..r and ,,.rt a.sin Cor fhe return ~
90
1''"'
dr. Ffin1DnW ufoWpirQ hN Hlihiiar
CHARGE. mHI. o. statement At Che tenth
,,,,.,,.f ..........tt.... ,r Ao,..l,., yi,r-
iH'-' ih "h''n N' '''' DIT F'''
II cannot Comedy. of auv reason why
Jews .tr, b.re made tbeIr home boz this
oourtr, r.nr1t ..ra.i.rflHuay and
freely syrfr.fhfg. with fnu movement
for Jewish r.storatior know OFT many
reasone tyhv American lows should
surport tag Zionist movement and
4I51nr fb.rr ID hid. .ora Thar they can
eaiu ms vr,atesf erirituaI stimulus
nom taking p4rf ip tb, work of create
inc d T.v.ish oantar . erirIfuaI 1s well
8E phyaicsI crrt.~ ip hp.r historic
home lt BEL only in ,uph 4. center that
Judaism as rthsion ''uia h1'e n
IL 60, t 800. ,t,, e.. ro,,l1
sond FORTH spiritual ru.dane. and iu-
spiratiou for Jews and even uon-Jews,
n ail parts "f the T1oi'l. Wl'nout -
ronrso of nm. ys4r. ta Iefr without "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
CANCER INCREASE AND POOR
FOOD.

New York Times.
The statement in The report on can
Ger ia Chicago made by Dr. g. Cooke
Adams. OF London that boz 1905 one
death n every % in that city was due
90 that malady Is startling The ratio
of increase OF cancer 600 Chicago since
1866 has been 232 per cent. Dr. Adams
has been studying the disease two
years for the Chicago department Of
Health. To- which his report Is made.
The increase has been largely among
the foreign-born population. Dr.
Adams attributes the growth OF the
disease directly 20 poor food The
Italians who stick TO macarom and the
Chinese who eat rice wherever they
dwell are comparatively free from the
sC0urge The Immigrants whose sta
pie food consists OF canned and picked
meats and sausages are the greatest
sufferers bad fresh meat, too. which
they can buy Cheaply. Is hold respon-
sihle. 'enccr in the orient and South
crn European cities has been attributed
to the use OF dried fish as food. but
this theory has never been strongly
supported. Or Adams statements
too do not account for the prevalence
Of cancer among people OF wealth. But
they arrest the attention. and the stat
istics he has prepared are worth not
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
SEVENTIES CONFERENCE.

A general conference OF the seventies
win be held tha Assembly han on
Friday oct. 4 go7 ut 7:so p. m. All
Seventies throughout the church are
cordially invited TO be present. and a
representation from each quorum IS
urgently requested
Matters pertaining 10 the inaugura-
tion Of the Seventies class meetings on
Sunday mornings viii be fully dis
cussed, and instructions win be given
as to the manner OF conducting same
1.-THE Seventies Course In Theology"
already in the hands OF the printer.
will be ready for distribution.
SEYMOUR D. YOUNG.
In behalf OF tie First Council Of the
seventy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
CONFERENCE NOTICE

The seveuty-oighth semi-annuol
general conference OF the church Of
Jesus Christ OF Lattcr-day saints VIII
assemble IN the Tabernacle. salt Lake
city. on Friday. oct 8. 1907 at 10
a. m. A fun attendance Of tho Off
GERS and members OF the Church IS
hereby requested.
on account OF tho general Confer
enoo being held on the FIRST sunday
OF October It s. suggested that the
last sunday IN September be obscrv-
ed as fast day in the Salt Lake, En-
sign. Liberty. Pioneer. Jordan. and
Granite stakes.
JOSEPH r SMITH
JOHN r WINpER.
ANTHON II. LUND.
First Presidency % the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Lattor-day saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
DESERET SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNION.

The semi-annual conference o. the
Deseret Sunday School Union win be
held at the tabernacle Sunday even
ing October 6. 1907 at o'clock Sum
especially requested 20 attend and the
public is cordially invited.
A special meeting Of the stake sup
erintendents and boards win be held
sunday oct 6. at s O.. no. al Barrau
Han. A fun attendance ls requested.
JOSEPH T.. SMITH
GEORGE REYNOLDS
DAVID O. MCKAY.
General Superntendency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
EXPANSION OF TRADE.
san Franclsco Chronicle.

SIT FTdUCIFIO INT0UIOT0-
n is just beginning 90 be borne in on
some people that the vast expansion
of foreign trade which the tables Of an
commercial countries exhibit rs largely
due To- the great and universal in-
crease I'm the price of the raw ana
finished articles which form the sub
icUt OF exchange. While comparisons
with the business or 10 few years ago
may Doe untrustworthy without taking
The advance of prices into account a
study OF the foreign commerce OF the
world. ana particularly the comments
upon its expansion. is interesting, a.
b. disCluses "a consensus Of opinion that
the expansion stands for greater pro-
spcrity, an opinion which Us greatly at
variance with the free-trade idea that
mankind is never benefited except by
the cheapening OF imports and ex-
ports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03

presented. Tho resolution % tuhcrcu-
ioais problems hy means of tho desnisod
nanny roat is suggested in an original
way. Iu word current Literature for
October rcvives The brilliant sort W
timellncss which made trcatms o.
questions M the hour by tho pamphlc-
tcors Of the French Revolution posi-
lively epoch making tia West 25th
ST. New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

Tho October number of Current Iit-
orature presents the history OF the past
month ln all that concerns Gov. Hughes
Of Sew York as "a presidential candi-
date. The facts supplemented ny rnp-
r.seuiailNe uress opinion rchccung all
views prove that Hughes Is at amy rate
"a presidential possibility. More crucial
in is appeal to the man M the home h
fhis question, Has President Roosevelt
destroyed prosperity This national M
quest ls undertaken in am impartial
spirit, the editor OF current Literature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03

pHtsr- Eeeorra OF couldn't pay me
three dollars fnuc and of had to go
fu IHII for s.E dlys
hIko-Au how much did yez spend
il 600 druuk'
Patsy -Dh. bout three dollars
NIk.-ThrDr doIlars2 Yez fool. NJ yez
bad NOT spent yez three dollars FOR
drink Fez.d had yer three dollars 90
pay yep fo.U. wild -Harper's Weekly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
RELIGIOUS STRIFE.

Speaking OF MT Morris remark that
DC IS Ca grievous misfortune that re-
urious strife exists iu this country
the organ mainly responsible for what
ever OF strife and ill feeling exist here,
makes this curious assertion.
"Now. whatever OF religious strife
there is iu this community, Do BIS the
strife that Mr. Morris has boz his
own mind or 20 is the strife iu the
hearts of those against whom be SUPP
poses that strife 20 be directed Ut
be- means to impute in any way any
religious strife 90 the American
party he totally miWcprosents the ub-
iccts. aims purposes, and declaration
of that parity o.. The American party
has expressly disclamod. repudiated,
and rejected any idea of stirring up
'rcliainis strife. on % objection io
any one whatever ON account OF hi'
religious faith or preference Of Wor-
ship
The simple facts are. however. that
the American party was formed exc
prtssly 20 create religious strife, that
lts existence is due solely 20 its war
fare against the members Of the Nor
mon" church. whom il seeks TO de-
prlve of AN the substantial rights or
American citizenship and that the par
tv d. now under the guise OF politics,
seeking the cvil results OF sort OF
anti-"Niormon" crusade A reign Of
Intolerance and bigotry unparalleled
m American history is openly advocat-
ed by that party. II has no other
apparent principle except. indeed. it's
desire TO "spend" the peoples taxes
for The benefit of the clique I'm con-
troll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03

himself Mr.. Edward j Wheeler. writ
ing summary OF the facfa ana Giving
inc opinions Of the administrations
foes as well as The opinions OF the ale
minlstfauon' friends. IN the sketches
Of men who are now % the fore We note
ihe study Of Cortelvou and the sketch
of August Belmont Taft De- not ucg-
looted this month I'm fact. the monthly
ISSUES or current Literature ae they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03

According 90 advices from Nan-
convcr via Berlin they are talking
secession up boz British columbia f
there is no other way t0 keep out Che
orientals The most rabid anu-oran-
talist On the United States never talked
secession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03

appear form a. serial history of the
presidential campaign. However. liter
aturp ls not neglected. M the studies or
"tho one perfect Illustration OF the poe
tic nature" and "a vindicatlon" on Ner-
laiuc make evident Very sensational
m Dee subject matter is tho estimate of
Ellen kcy whose ideas of love and the
union to which 10 ought 20 lead are
boldly perhaps uncomprumlsiuglv-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
JUST FOR FUN.
lie Know She WouIdn't.

Il wouldn't marry YOU IL you were
the last man ON EARTH she declared.
You bet you wouldn't" the mean
man replied. Il would be i'm a position
then 20 take my pick. "-Chicago Rec
ord Herald.