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serves better of America than does
James Bryce. The work which Amer
lea had adopted as textbook in ITS
schools and colleges shows a synpa-
thetic and intelligent comprehension Of
the character of American life, the
quality of American ideals and the
practical working of American institu-
tions which could have been gained
only by thorough and extended study.
1t is no snapshot view taken from car
windows such as several distinguished
foreigners have presented as perfect
portraits Of American life. Before it's
publication in 1883 Mr.. Bryce had made
several prOtracted visits in America,
had Travelled in every state and terri
tory, not only the large centers of pop
uIation but the small. out-of-theway
communities, towns, villages and ham
lets as well He brought TO the study
CT American life sympathy with modern
ideals and democracy, a broad uriver-
sity training, historic knowledge a
thoroughly disciplined and highly
trained mind and judicial tempera-,
nent which enabled him to discern
clearly between the superficial and ac-
Cidental manifestations of American
civilization, and its really essential
characteristics. His attitude is shown
i'll a paragraph embodied In the book
| itself when l first visited America
eighteen years ago brought home a
swarm Of broad generalizatiOns Half
of them were thrown overheard after a
second visit in 1881 OF the half that
remained some were dropped into the
Atlantic when I returned across II
after a third visit in 1855 and 1884; and
| although the two later journeys gave
| birth to some new views, these views
ere fewer and more 1iscreetly cautious
/ than their departed sisters of 1870 II
/ is this eminent fairness and eagarness
/ 20 revise and correct hastily-formad
! Judgments based on insufficient data
! that has made The American Com
mopwealth the great commentary
that il is.
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Baptist.

East Side Baptist.-Corner of Seventh
East and Third South streets. Rev s.
~ Hayworth. pastor Divine worship at
II a m and 7:3O l.. m. with preaching
by the pastor. At the close of the morn
ing service the Lords supper will be OBJ
served and new members welcomed.
Sunday school at 1876 p.a N. Christian
EndeaVor AT C:30 .. n. Seats free. All
welcome The annual meeting of the
church will be held Wednesday evening
Jan Q. at which time officers will be
elected ana reports heard. Every men,
Der OF the church and congregation is
urged to attend this meeting. The an
nual church banquet viii be held on Fri
day evening. Jan. IL. All members and
friends arc specially invited TO this ban
qlfct
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian society. Rev. Frank Fay
Eddy. pastor.-Services in Unity hall. 13S
South Second East street. Morning SER
vice at II n. IN. Sermon by the pastor
on Our own Church in Our Own City.
Music by Unity quartette. Sunday school
at 12:15 p. IN. Lloyd alliance meets Tues
day at 300 y. m. This will be an open
meeting to which the public is invited.
Mrs. +. L. Nelson Miss Wheeler of the
University training school and Miss Van
Colt of the Salt Lake Cooking school will
give short talks on domestic science for
the home-keeper. Unity club meets
Thursday evening at Unity hall.
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Y. M. c. A.

Mems MeetinS-Fireside talk Is men
Sunday at ) p. m. in the lobby by T. G..
Mcintyre. Subject. "A Business Mans
Religion" Music by y. NJ. c. a. male
quartet Cordial invitation is extended
TO all men Boys meeting will be held
i'm the boys section at $3.50. Speaker. r.
NJ Pagan. All boys over II years OF age,
whether members of the association or
not are invited
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Third Presbyterian church Eleventh
East and Eleventh South streets, Herbert
T. Hays pastor Preaching at IL a. m,
subject Personal Religion as an Equip
ment for Service" Preaching at 1:30 p.
m second sermon in the series on Great
Bible Transformations" subject. Jacob
How His Life Changed" Sunday school
at 12:15: Christian Endeavor at $50 D. m.
Week of prayer-Services every evening
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AdVentists.

Seventh-Day Adventist church, Fifth
South and Sixth East streets, s. G.
Huntington. Pastor-Sabbath school. 10
a. IN. Preaching, II q. m Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. 7:30. Bible class Fri
day evening. 7:S0. On Sunday evening the
pastor will give his last lecture in Fed
Grafton Of Labor hall. Fourth South and
State streets. Subject. THE First and
Whole Duty OF Man" sr.,r
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simpkin. pastor. Services at II u m and
f:3q d. m. Communion service and re-
ception of members in the morning.
Evening sermon. What the Churches of
Salt Lake Can DO for the Greater City in
1901. Sunday school at 1915. Christian
Endeavor AT 6:30 p. m. Cordial welcome
To ALI wOrshirperS.
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Reorganized.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints. 22S East Second South
street Elder T. G. Briggs.-Services at II
a. m. and $50 p. m, text St. John Kill
80: IF I be lifted mp from the earth
will draw all men unto me-. Sunday
school at 10 O. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
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RELIGION AND
CHURCH DIFFER
One Is Truth and Goodness,
the Other Falsehood and Evil.
According to ToIstoi.
ORIENT COMING FORWARD
RUSSIAN COUNT WRITES VIeoR-
Gus LETTER.

Paris. Jan. Count Leo Tolstoi has
written letter 10 Paul Sabatier. apro-
pos Of the Iatter's recent book on the
disestablishment OF the church in
France, in which the famous Russian
author predicts the possible reduction
or ali the Christian countries Of the
west to a state Of vassalage to the Jap
anese and Oriental people. He bases
his prediction upon the ground that it
is only i'm the Orient that religion and
patriotism are synonymous. In this
letter Count Tolstoi displays his old
Time igor OF style and Ciearness IF
ideas. He says, i'm part:
Religion and Church.
Religion Is truth and goodness, The
church falsehOod and evil. I tell YOU
frankly ! cannot agree with thoss who
believe the church is an organization
Indispensable for religion. The church
has ever been a cruel and lying iustitu-
ton. which I'm ceeking for temporal ad-
Vantages has perverted and distorted
the true Christian doctrine. All the
concordats have been for il nothing but
cOmpacts with the state. whereby the
church supported the state I'm return
for specific material advantages. Chris
tianity has ever been simply a preteXt
for the church. may be told that there
have been and still are in the Catholic
world men and women OF holy life. but
answer that these sainted lives are
not due to the church. but rather in
spite OF the church.
Union impossible.
In spite OF all the efforts Of church
and state 10 unite the two principles,
true Christianity dove. humanity and
lSindness). and that of the state (physi-
cal force and violence). the contradic-
ton has become i'm our time so fragrant
that solution rs bound TO come.
Several symptoms prove this. First.
the religious movement is not confined
To- France but exists i'm all Christian
countries: second, the revolution i'm
Russia; third. the extraordinary mill
larry and industrial progress which is
rhanifesting Itself i'm the Orient, i'm Chi
ma, and especially i'm Japan. The pres
Ont religious movement which is going
on not only I'm Catholic countries, but
i'm the whole world is. / believe, moth
ing but the unrest accompanying the
exit from the dilemma"
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Methodist.

Second South and Second East streets.
Benjamin Young. pastor. Services at u
n. m and 7:31 p. m. Morning topic "The
Greatest Thing" Evening. a farewell
musical. given by Miss Agatha Berkhoel,
assisted by the choir and local artists.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Epworth
League at $3.50 p. m.
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Christian Scientist.

First Church of Christ. Scientist. $50
East Third South sereet-Suuday school
at 9:i5 a. m. Church services at II a. m.
and 8 o. m: subject Life" Strangers
are especially welcome Each Wednesday
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1880 %. m Christian Endeavor at $3.50
%. m Nidweek services Wednesday even
ing. Teachers meeting at 7:50; prayer and
conference at 5 D. IN.
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St Peters Chapel.-Firth West and
Fifth North streets Sunday school at
9:l5 q. m. Evening prayer and sermon at
4 y. m.
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Pepsin, Bismuth, lpecac,
Golden Seal,
Acid Phosphate

Ask YOUR Druggist what THESE Drugs are
for,
Ask YOUR Physician what THESE Drugs are
for
They WILL TELL you that they ARE the BEST
KNOWN Drugs for.StomaCh Troubles
These ARE the Drugs we PUT INTO the little
PH0SPH0-PEPSlN Tablets.
WE SAY.t is the Best Remedy made for Stom
ach Troubles,
YOUR DRUGGIST or PHYSICIAN will say the
Same,>
If you are troubled with Bad Stomach get a
Lox today from your Druggist witt the POSITIVE
guarantee to get your money back It PHOSPHO-
PEPSlN does you NO GOOD.
This is a fair proposition is it not? ass
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evening at o'clock a meeting is held to
listen TO testimonials Of healing of both
sin and sickness. All are welcome to these
services. Free reading room open daily
from 10 a. IN. to , p. m. in rooms 607-60S
Scott building, 1eS Main street.
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ST. Paurs.-Main and Fourth South
streetst. Rev. Charles r. Perkins. rec
tor. Holy communion. a m. Sunday
school. 9:45 a. m. Holy communion and
sermon. n a. m Evening prayer. 1880
o'clock the evening service will be mu-
steal with an address. Visitors welcome
at all services. All seats free.
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Second Church of Christ. Scientist. l. Q.
O. +. hall. Eleventh East and Eleventh
South streetS.-LesSon sermon at II a. m.
subject, Life" Sunday school at 12:15
p. m. Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at o'clock. All are welcome.
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f. Auerbach & Bros. Cut-Price
Clearing sale starts ton orrow morning.
Read page 16, Magazine Section.
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Conversational.

First Observation-Disclosures South and
Fourth East streets. Services at II a. m.
Sermon by the pastor Elmer /. Goshen.
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p Presbyterian.

Westminster Presbyterian church. on
Fourth West, between First and Second
South streets.-Preaching both morning
and evening at the usual hours.
First Presbyterian church. South Tenn
pie and streets. Rev. William VI. Pa
den ID. D.. PASTOR Morning service at
II o'clock subject. New Year" Evening
service at 7:4J o'clock subject. John
Calvin" series Of sermons on the
Big Four Johns. Sunday school at
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
EPISCOPAL.

St Marks Cathedral East First
South street Rev. Benjamin Brewster.
dean. Services for Epiphany Sunday
Jan. .. Holy communion at 80 a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45. Morning prayer.
holy communion and sermon. II O'Clock.
Evening prayer and sermon at 1:30.
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St Johns Chapel-There will be no
school and no service at St. Johns until
sunday afternoon. Jan. Is.
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Phillips Congregatfonal.-Fifth South
and Seventh East streets. Rev. =. \.
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Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church. 454 South Fourth East street.
Service at 200 p. M, conducted in the
English language by Rev. William J.
Iankow
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Lutheran.

Holy Trinity English Lutheran-33g
sard. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Election Of officers for 1907 Church
service at II a. m. Annual congregations
al meeting Immediately after the serv-
ice. Church council meets at parsonage
Monday evening at O'Clock.
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Tiff Methodist Episcopal East
and First South streets. d. NJ. Helmick
pastor. Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:30 D.
m In the morning Something Which
Every Christian Ought TO Know" Even
ing subject. Come and See" Special
music. Mrs. Henry I<irkman will sing
a sole at the morning service. There will
also be special music at the evening
service. The week of prayer will be OBJ
served at the Tiff church. beginning
Monday evening. The Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. II. Kirkman 1870 East
Fourth South street Tuesday at 2:3O D.
IN.
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Swedish Lutheran church. Second South
and Fourth East street. Emanuel Ryd-
berg. pastor.-Sunday school at 70 a. m.
o. Anderson, superintendent. Morning SER
vice at IL O'Clock. evening service at g.
Week of prayer-Monday evening meeting
at s o'clock. at residence OF G. G.. Linds-
street: Wednesday evening with a. john
SON 642 North Second West: Thursday
evening i'm church; Friday evening with
A. Rudine. S45 Park avenue. Each even
ing's meeting to commence at o'clock
All invited
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First German Evangelist Lutheran-St
Johns church. Seventh South and state
streets. VIM. j. Lankow.. pastor. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Service at 1910 a
m.
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Danish Evangelical Lutheran. church
Harold Jensen. astor-MOrning service
at II o'clock at the Norwegian church
454 South Fourth East street. The school
Of religious instruction Saturday from 10
70 - a. m. at pastors residence 424
Fourth street. All Danes and Norwegiaus
arc cordially invited
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Norwegian Danish Methodist Epsco-
pal-523 South Fourth East street. H /.
Hansen. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.
m, conducted in the English language.
Rev. G. J. Heckner superintendent
Prea ching in the NOrwegian-Danish Ian
guage at II a. m. and $50 u. m.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
WILL STARTLE COUNTRY
WHEN BIG MEN
EXPOSED
Gigantic Conspiracy Unearthed By Government
and United States sSenators--Lumber and
Railroad Kings and Many Others
To Be Accused--Colorado Is
One OF The States
Involved

by the evidence which is now in the
hands of the United State district
court attorneys in half dozen west
crn cities.
These frauds, 1t was declared yes
terday. in an otlicialq quarter, extend
into number of states, including
California, Colorado, Washington
Oregon Idaho, Montana, Minnesota
and the DakOtas.
The frauds have been under inVcs-
tigation by the secret agents of the
interior department for more than
three years. These secret agents
have uncarthed startling evidence,
showing that the public domain has
literally been looted by corporations
who have been protected and aided
in their operations by United States
senators and federal officials.
Most of the lands acquired hy the
so-Cglled conspiratOrs were timber
tracts in the West, of which hund-
reds of thousands of acres have been
taken from the public domain.
In some instances the services of
dummy" cntrymen were utilized for
the purpose. In others the title was
obtained through the use of land
scrip.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25

CHICAGO. May 25.-(SpeciaI) -
A dispatch to the Tribune from Wash
ington says:
Amazing revelations of a conspir-
acy to defraud the United States OF
millions of dollars worth of mineral
and timber lands will be laid before
the grand juries of half dozen OF
the states within n few days.
The frauds it is alleged, will invoI-
We in criminal charges the names of
men high in business and political
circles. They include:
One United States senator.
One former United States senator.
A man reputed to be one of the
wcalthiest men in the world.
A railroad man known from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific.
Two of the wcalthiest lumber bar
ons i'm the United States.
Numerous smaller fry, including
railroad officials, coal operators, and
men at the head of fuel companies.
These men, whose names, for OBJ
vious reasons cannot be made pub
lie before the grand jury acts, IL is
declared here will surely be indicted
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25

San Francisco, May 25.-The
grand jury last evening returned brib
cry indictments rs follows:
Against President Patrick Calhoun
of the United Railroads, 15: against
Assistant to the President, Thornwall
Mullaly, IA; against Attorneys .Tiery
L, Ford and w, A: Abbott, OF the le- /,
roads company, Il each; against
Mayor Schmitz, 16; against, Abra-
ham Reuf. IL against President L.
Glass of the Pacifis States Telephone
company, 2: against Theodore Hal
sew formerly agent of that company
l.: Reuf, Schmitz, Calhoun. Mullaly,
Ford and Abbott are charged with
bribing fourteen supervisors to grant
the overhead trolley FRANCHISE 10
the United railroads.
Schmitz is further charged with
bribery in connection with the fixing
of the company's rate and with re-
ceiving $50, 900 from the United Rail-
roads.
additional to the eleven already re-
turned on the charge of bringing sup
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
Many Indictments
Calhoun Is Hot

ervisors to refuse a comparative tele-
Superior Judge Coney fixed bail in
the sum of $4,000 on each of the
charges and gave the accused until
II O'Clock today to furnish bonds.
San Francisco, May 25.-(special
Late last night President Patrick
Calhoun of the United Railways, Is
sued a lengthy statement to the
American people in which he declar-
ed that the returning of the indict-
ments against himself and associates
was merely another step in the effort
of Rudolph Spreckles and others to
get control OF the city.
He charges spreekles and his his
with the Union Labor party to ac-
complish their purposes.
He declares Spreckles and others
conducting the prosecutions against
the alleged grafters melted the'many
strikes now in progress here and
have been guilty of all manner Of
crimes. ,,..--
The statement is exceedingly bitter
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
Women at Work

WASHINGTON. May Women
at work in the United States is the
subject of a report issued today by
the census bureau. based In the re-
turns for 1900. That year. exclusive
of Alaska, Hawaii and other outlying
possessions. the women 16 years old
and over numbered 23.4S5. .559.
Those at work numbered 1888 $40.
The women at work were young &C. s
being under 80! III per cent were
widows and 1.3 per cent were di-
vorced. The number of divorced wo-
men returned by the census. the re-
port says Is probably deficient, be-
cause divorce IS not always admitted.
But It Is significant that of the num-
ber reported discovered 55.2 per cent
were supporting themb elves. The
total number of women at work In
cludes 11,771.966 native white wo-
men whose parents also were natives
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
Chances Good

Denver, May 25,-( -(SpeciaD- This
city now has a splendid chance to
get the national Republican conven-
tlon next year. IL IS reported Con-
gresham Walter T. Brownlow. of
Tennessee is reported to have
said. and who is a member of the ma
tional Republican committee.
Governor Frank Murphy of New
Jersey. is also in Denver today and
is a member of the national commit
tee. He stated that the Offer Denver
is making for the big prize Will be Civ
en- careful consideration by the COM
mittee
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25

Mrs. nc Kinley
Is Sinking
Fast

CANTON. May 25.-(SpeciaD-
Mrs. William McKinley's condition is
worse today than It has been Mt any
time and she seems to be sinking rap
idly.
Every change of her condition not
ed this morning by Rr. RiNey and DIR.
Portman was for the worst.
The end may come at any time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25

DENVER, May 25.-GoVerhof
RucbteI last night signed the papers
admitting "Fidelity" johnson to pa
johnson will leave the penitenuilir1 I, >
ot Canon City tomorrow morii'IlE "
when the papers arrive theTv,' err co,,.
protests We're filed asiuis'
templated parole.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
White
In Memory
Kept

New York. May 25.-(speclaD D--
There is to be erected IN New York
City a magnificent monument to the
memory of Stanford White. the art
ist and architect. who was murdered
by Harry X. Thaw.
The monument is to be raised by
the artists of New York city and other
great cities of America and Europe,
and will stand as a testimonial to
their belief in Whites excellence as a
man, and high rank os an architect.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
The Murderer

New York. MAY 25.--(speciaD--
evidence has been secured
bv the police against Henry Butler
the man under arrest charged with
and numbering little Amel-
Ia Steffeldt.
con fesged that he was in the neigh
borhood and witnessed the attack on
the girl made by another man but II
rs believed that Butler is the murder
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
BeeCher's ACCuserD Dies

tary existence Of broken hearted
man. f, ..-f,,
His slender income. derived prlh-
York newspaper. coupled with mea-
gre ROYALTIES from his literary work.
which have been continued In a des-
uIforv manner up to the present time
suaiced apparently to meet MS mod'
est demands; at least ms rev lnII'
mates never heard of him complain
of lack of funds,
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25

l .90O,744 native white women one or
both of whose parents We're immi-
grants; 1,1l9.G21 negro women and
11.2SS Indian women. The number
of women who work was more than
doubled in twenty years from 1880
to 1880 and there was noticeable in
crease OF breadwinners among mar
ried women in 1900 as compared
with 1890.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
To Find Mrs. Taggert

sensational ever conducted in the
'Ountry.
The offer of the reward is signed
ly William E. Taggert, cousin Of
rert is some where in hiding In TINS
citv. II is knowledge OF the two sons
thar the divorced husband Is really
desirous to secure.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
Bad Negro

San Jose. Cal. May 25.-(spealao d,a
A negro believed to be Jes5e J,,,1,,,, 10, :,
wanted for the murder, OF Poiicerl ds TiIn a.
ERandall an Of indianapolis, was bSrd al
dovn here last night aIler
fight with the officers. .rs wounded.
some of the officers were
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
Bafed SCunce

Denver, May (speciaD Pat
rick Martin, the human marvel who
walked about for several days with
two Inches of his brain exposed to
view is dead He was found dead in
bed this morning and the curcum-
stances Indicate that he killed him
self by sitting himself.
Martins case was one OF the most
peculiar ever known to the med lcnl
world. He was the only man that
ever recovered fully after once hav-
ing a portion OF his brain exposed to
ulnur
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
RetireS Suddenly

New York. May 25.-Cuptaln VIM
Mclaughlin. for twenty five years
in the New York police department
retired from the force at midnight.
This retirement, too, will remove
Mclaughlin. as a figure in the in
vestigatlon of the alleged Gould con-
spiracy and for this reason creates a
sensation.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-25
Nineteen to Die

CITY OF MENICO. May 25.-
News was received here today of the
Imprisonment and sentencing to
death of nineteen men charged with
completely I'm the recent attempt to
assassinntc President Cabrera of Qua
tcmala.