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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-05
MORNING OVERFLOW.
Service Held in Assembly Hall--Good
Reports Received.

At l1:20 O'Clock a. M an overflow
meeting was called in the Assembly
hall, Elder Anthony w. Ivans, of the
Quorum of the twelve apostles presid-
ing.
The speakers We're, German E Els
worth of the Northern States mission;
Andrew Jensen, Church historian; Ell
Ger Joseph E. Robinson, president OF
the California mission.
Elder Ellsworth prefaced his remarks
with a general doctrinal address.
During the present year" said he.
1900 missionaries have labored in the
Northern states mission counting those
who have been released. There never
has been a period since have been in
the field in which as the last five or six
ben accomplished as the last five or six
months We have been fortunate in
placing the Book OF Mormon among the
people.
"The people are receiving our liter
aturc The record for five years ago
was about 5000 books distributed, and
100 900 tracts During the nine months
closing with Sept. 100000 tracts were
distributed and $4,000 books.
I'VE have not yet begun this year to
give aur attention to the distribution
OF the Book OF Mormon, as we did
last year"
Elder Andrew Jensen was the next
sneaker and he discOurScd upon the
historical phase of the missionary
work. He called the attention of the
assembly to the fact that ut present
there were 30 stakes and II missions
in the Church and that it was the duty
of the Church not only to build up
Zion, but TO preach the gospel to the
nations of the earth
The history of the Latter-day
Saints said he, shows that when they
had unlimited opportunity to be
wicked people, to be given over to
crime. that their conduct negated the
accusation made by their enemies.
They had no laws when they came here
but those which they had brought
with them yet they were blamed for
the<tenor of their life"
Elder Robinson was the last speaker,
and his discourse was given over to
doctorinal questions. He said that
although the elders We're working earn
estIy and doing their duty the people
of California, who were mostly plea
sure seekers, did not listen with an
open heart
The choir opened the service with
the hymn on page 1873. Now Let us
Rejoice The opening prayer was of
fered by Elder w. D. johnson, Jr, The
choir sang on page 212. "Redeemer of
Israel" At the terminating OF the
meeting the choir sang the hymn on
page l67, Lord Dismiss U.s. and Ell
Ger G. E. Thomas spoke the bene-
dictiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-05
RELIGION CLASS WORKERS.
Session Held in Tabernacle Following
AftCrnuon Session.


Afternoon Session.
Religion class workers met in the
( tabernacle following the adjournment
OF the afternoon session of the confer-
ence. There were present of the gem
eral superintendency President Anthem
Ii. Lund. Rudgcr Clawson, and Hyrum
M. Smith There were IL members of
the general board and &c workers. The
service was commenced with the sing
ing of Come, come we saints Elder
Joseph McMurrin offered the opening
prayer.
Supt. Daniel b. Jones Of the Granite
stake spoke. In his stake the workers
started out with the idea that the.
workers should love one another. There
is an organization in every ward In the
summer program was carried out in
all the wards and the officers were sur.
prised to find that their program was
In perfect harmony with the new out
lines. The Granite stake workers were
endeavoring unitedly to give the chill
dren an active testimony OF the divinity
Of the Lord Jesus and of His Church.
supt. Matthew Noall of the Ensign
stake reported the condition of the
work In his stake. All the wards have
organizations except one. A great ideal
of prejudice has been overcome and the
parents are now feeling that the work
u
on getting the children to do things,
to pray, TO learn the Lord in a real
way and to act in harmony with Els
laws. In accordance with this idea
the children bore gifts to the poor at
Christmas time. Family prayer is be-
Ing established in some homes where
it was not practised by the children
bearing home the lesson of family pray
er from the Religion class
ELDER Horace Cummings of the gem
eral board spoke of the conventions to
be held in the various stakes suG-
gestiye program has been given out
by the general board but it may be
changed to meet local conditions a
convention of Church schools and Re
held next season. Where Church
schools exist an effort should be made
to bring the Church school teachers in
to the Religion class work especially IN
teaching Religion classes to students
of high school grade who are not at
tending the Church school.
President Lund said that this meet
ing would be held in connection with
each general conference. The object
Of the Religion class is to win the
hearts of the children, to make them
desire to carry out in their every day
life the principles of the gospel. The
feelings as well as the intellect must
be touched. Continue in the good
work, make the classes this winter
successful and the children Of the
Church will rise up and call you
blassed, he said.
The following resolution was offered
by D. p. Felt and carried unanimously:
..Resolved, That 1t be the sense OF
this meeting that bishops and ward
officers be and are hereby urged 70
give local teachers in Religion class
work a more pronounced support and
also allow the children taught an OPP
portunity to develop their newly ac-
CURED information.
Singing. I'VE thank Thee, God
for Il prophet" closed the session with
prayer by Supt. Rudger Clawson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-05
BARRA1T HALL OVERFLOW.
Instructive Service Conducted for
Those Unable to Attend Tabernacle.

In spite of the fact that drizzling
rain was pouring down all morning and
afternoon, there was an overflow meet
Ing in Barratt hail beginning shortly
after 9 y. III. The tabernacle was
crowded and so was the assembly nan
but the saints who We're unable to ina
seats in those two places were directed
10 Barratt hall, where a most inter-
estins and instructive service was held.
The meeting was presided over by Ell
der Joseph s. Wells, counselor to Presi-
dent Richard w. Young of the Ensign
stake 1t was expected that meet
ing would be held there in the morning
hut the unfavorable conultion OF me
weather prevented IT,
hut there was some discussion as @
whether the congregation should az
journ to the other places of worship
or proceed with the meeting there by
a vote It was decided to hold the ser
vices as planned
The meeting was opened by the con-
greeation singing Now let us rejoice
IN the day of salvation" Prayer was
offered by Elder Verne Halliday and
the congregation sang: HOW firm
foundation
The first speaker was Elder Nephi
Pratt, president of the Northwestern
States mission. IIr bore a strong ties.
timony to the divinity of the gospel
ind stated that he had come more
than 500 miles to attend conference He
said that he had watched the growth OF
the Church since childhood and declaf-.
ed that It's establishment and grown
were the direct results Of revelation,
The speaker said he remembered, as
child attending meetings under the 0iu
bowery, and that the present magnlfi-
cent places OF worship were seen years
ago by the prophetic eyes of the m
spired leaders of the Church. Elder
Pratt said he knew Brigham Young
and never forgot his teachings and ne
advised the saints to work out their IN
divdual salvation.
Following the remarks OF Elder
Pratt, Miss Elma Young rendered
soprano solo.
The next speaker was President
Joseph McRne OF the Colorado mission
who bore q strong testimony to the
truth of the work he is engaged In and
made an earnest plea for his hearers
TO live the first principles of the sos-
Elder Thomas 3 Evans followed Ell
der McRae and advised the saints to
syoid places where the Sabbath Is desc
Grated. He said that the people shotad
shun theaters and other Sunday amuse-
meuts as they had tendency to de-
tract from the spirit of the gospel.
Elder Joseph S. Vets made the clos
ing remarks and expressed his sratl-
tnde at the growth of the Church in
snite of the vicious persecution that the
saints had suffered. He said he kns"
no work was that of the Lord and be-
Gauge it is His work the powers OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-05
STAKE CONFERENCES.
Appointments from October Il, 1908
To March %, 1909.

Beaver. Utah and Emery. Saturday and
sunday, Oct and IS: Jan. 16 and Il
Weber and Liberty, Sunday. Oct. is;
Jan. II.
Benson, Wasatch, San Luis and AL
pine, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. II
and %; Jan. 90 and "a.
Pioneer. Sunday. Oct. %: Jan. "a
Woodruff. Cache. Summit. Willard and
Juab, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 81
and Nov. /. Jan. 80 and 81.
a,assia, South Sanpete, Bingham
Wayne, Blackfoot. Saturday and sun
dav, Nov. and S; Jan. and z
Ogden, Sunday, Nov. s: Jan. IL.
san Juan. Snowflake, Bannock, Taylor
and Teton. Saturday and Sunday
Nov Il and 10: Feb. 10 and IL.
Jordan, st. Johns. Uintah, Alberta and
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PROVO CHOIR APPEARS.
Singers from Garden City Heard Un-
der Direction of Leader Boshard.

At last evenings session of the con-
ference IN the tabernacle, the Provo
choir appeared upon special invitation
of the Church authorities Leader
Roshard personally directed the sing
ers and the numbers given reflected the
careful preparation and the ability not
only of the director but of the indivi-
dual members of the organization as
well. The appearance of the choir
was distinct and pleasing feature Of
the evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-05

evil which have been arrayed against it.
nave proved futile. The meeting was
closed by the congregation singing,
we thank Thee, Oh God, Tor pro-
phet and the benediction was pro-
nounced by Elder John NJ knight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-05
SLIGHTLY COLDER WITH SNOW.

When you see that kind OF Il weather
forecast you know that rheumatism
weather is a. hand, Get ready for it
now by getting bottle OF ballard's
Snow Linment. Finest thing made Tor
rheumatism. chilblains. FROST bite, sore
aud stiff joints and muscles. all aches
sale by u. c. NJ. /. Drug Store liz and
ia South Main st. Is
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HAIR GOODS.

S5,0000O worth of switches. pompa-
dours. etc. at your own price. This
week only.
SALT LAKE cosTUMING co.
207 So State St
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CONFERENCE VISITORS

Bring in your pictures and have them
framed Midgley-Bodel Co, SO r. LIST
South
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KILL HILL OPENING, OCT. -.
See Taylor Bros, 80 Main St.
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Salt Lake Photo and Supply Co.
nodaks. Finishing. fraining.142 Main st
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Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
speciality. Halliday Drug Company,
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star Valley, Saturday and Sunday.
Nov q and %: Feb. 209and 81.
Nebo, Pangutch. Bighorn, Maricopa'
and Granite. Saturday and Sunday.
Nov. IS and 20; Feb. Il and IS,
Oneida,i St Joseph, Morgan Kanab
and Boxelder, Saturday and Sunday.
Dec. . and 6: March. 8 and 6.
Union. North Sanpete, st. George
Juarez aud Bear Lake. Saturday and
Sunday, Dec. l. and IS; March IL and
49,
Salt Lake, Sunday, Dee, IS. March 49,
Rigby, Parowan, Sewer and Fremont,
Saturday and sunday, Dec. ~ and 90;
March 10 and 20.
Ensign, Sunday, Dec. %: March 30.
Hyrum, Pocatello, Malad. Davis and
Tooele, Saturday and Sunday, Dec
&c and %; March 26 and 81
North Weber, Sunday, Dec, %; March
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GOOD PICTURE FRAMING.
Co.. SO E. LIST South.
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
A good showing of Wall Paper at low
prices. Mdgley-Bodel Co., SO f. LIST
South.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

Ell gfterfommer al Set foione Men.
nelfe. sc Nrtiflen yMan" /
Sdoff-Ser5ogs encyclopaedia.
@ten 6isie beoenife Irooitioner
bor JIG beucr i1gcn Gngt operfor
C Practitioner, ser er ps operleoe-
reoe al 0lOtiOenS cipiliiere0e 6olf,
rQ iom ale ontager, at Menneifet
ct Ell @uO5 Sfobning.
r@poO Ser met mis6oger mic
hos Strani3", tiger 9~lcrin0er
Sumbolt, uer ben pio~cnIfa6e(iqe
SetiinoigbeO, Ser bilOer bans 9liG
for @unifeliQbe0erne / Sen 0pfot-
telie, at Set orgoniife cr uolprrnqet
al bet uorgoniife - ia, enOogIuu
iclpc @ienleifet al set fa(0piifc
GDn0".
Gen beromtc 9ur0e 2olti5 9(qos-
10 tdlOer Delt NdrlD1nlte Srans=
mitotiOnSteori ret pi0enifabeligt
Misgreb, uion0t / bets aen0sger-
ringer, uOiOenifobeligt / bets Me-
tobe pg f%orOerpeligt i BETS Sen
nens". - Contributions.
&rofeSior 2pppert / Sreslau poa-
itoor i lit GGrf ON 9orpillismer
u0gipet / 1861, at unpe 2(rter, u0er
in0re 9enetiif 5ommenbpng, til aGt
Sibcr er opitooet og gooet iii @rrn-
sc, og at enfelte aIosier ira Sc plo.
he StOer in0til MI life bar gen
nemgaaet nogen 6oron0ring".
(mere.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
WenneifctS Sprinoelie
og 9arwimismeu.
af So6n 2uricn.
(6ortiot.)

Garmins GilburIgere BIZ germ
gine BET ilOiecnoe al at npIten 6cl(
ben IGrOe % oaltncoc Menneifebe<
iIutter Jig til ost o:oenifa6clige~
Spfottelie. git nctop Oct no6lattl
er GilfGlOet, 6oober jog peO Be fGl-
9e1oe Gitoter at bepiie. Gen uin0-
1trGllfeOe Gct til llu0eriegelIe, ion
Nrof. SpnOoll Ii 8elfait N00resIcn)
fcrlnnger fpr &ioenIfu6en, ma ID
: llge WfoaOe forlcnges Tor allie,
g bet fan | bOert 6oIO forlonges,
at llOpiflingsIerens &aoltan0e Ifal
bebt1eS, fgr man fan perttc Sen Tor
oreOe Silillttning ira Sen tpnfen0e
Gcrtcl Gitoterne ct np1ten ale
bentcoe ira ll0tolelier % Sfrifter
q llobiflin9SIprens bpieIte Iutori-
teter, o. De pi0ner melt al alt ON en-
NalliterfIprtng oper belle 9inieu.
1oplfIingsteorien 0eler fig for
Neiten / tire Getninger: Gen at i
ftiifc, Ser nagter CUBS SiIop-
relle % oerfor ogiua et6pert ION
6elit Sfo6eIiesmoment. Genne Ret-
nings 9tepr9ientanter er Scat,
Sll6nH og WoIesGott. Sen O.
noft1ifG ser ig1orcrqr SUBS
2~llbGreI1e, % Oerfor mou u0lebe
al SebGgelie og 6orm al Wuterien.
&t11le 9'etning far fine Heprpien-
lnlter / 6urlep, Spnoan o. Spen-
ter. Den tbeiitiffe, ser tror
pna 8u65 SiGb9relie. Genne Met=
ming er re%preienteret be0 Wnr6
1rm Dana, @rop, Smei1, 9opIon,
CARPENTER, @eri6eQ og, / Tolqe
&rof. @rops's Mening, be0 Gar
min ieGb.
SnOenfor Sen t6ei1tiffe Getnfnq
Ct Der igen tren0e Spoltninqer:
Ser er Dem, Ser in0ifrunfer Tor-
i2nets oirefte 6on0len til 5fo6el-
ien al nogle fua llrceQer; Ser err
onOre, iom mener, at CUBS girfen
Sfobeliesberfet melt ct inoirefte
Gor @fs. gennem Naturlobene), oa
fin / enfeIte 2iGfnl0e brett Gor
CTS. beo Ell ipecieG SfQ6eGie); Ga
Der er otter on6re, iom tror, at
@no, oaeIteosnerberenbe, birfer
Gennem belle Naturen. 9isie fioIte
Etrngter oqe Goturfrefterueg Cir
fen JON ct &eiuItot of 5oripnets 81
refte SanoGing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

De Netninger, Ser far billet l0e.
luffe 8rO % Sfa6erpprfet, bur
0ng dlOrig inObpr0es funnel opnao
iclp Ell tilnGrmelle5pis Gniqbe0.
Gels bar ser monglet Mi0ler iii
AZ itaa Sro oOer Sc iuplgen0e Ont
imellem Nrterne, og oels Ell Sc
cpiti0e0e @ppotbeier b(eDen forfeit
ligt opfatteOe al Sc forifeQiqe Tor-
%fGttere. vi molt mooife til li01t fall
tlipe enige ON at opgipe belle lbs
piflingSteorien | Gems frasie 6orm,
Ipnes at frengoa al Erof. @a6el3
@iOneS6pr0, naor ban tiger: Ser
eli Ell Senocns 6Os Be flelte g5utltr-
f~rrifere I Dor 9i0 til at opgiue
6orioget pno ao notltrlig Sci at
fOrtlure 2iDets Gprin0elie % til at
inoorOne Jig UNDER S0een ON 5fn=
beliens ubegribelige Wirufel". -
r&iItOrp Of Creation, Gol. I: 327.
Erofesior SpnooQ, iom b6rer til
zen ~agnoitiife &etning al lt0uiflings=
lGren, flyer iom ct en6eIigt 9leI1ll=
tot at lin 6orifning (9elfoIt o0=
GresS), at Ser life fin0eS set MIND
tie Seois for, at no9en iom beG1t
&ibsform fan uODifleS al Stoffet,
Gpor Ser 6%eoisGigt life fpr bar 2ip."
gt Set I set beGe togct Ell 9ro-
fcsior Spn0aQ umrtligt at gpre ge=
&c for SammenbGngen / sen Soc,
lom ban auigepel lelp far ltiQet
Jig til 6oribar for, fen0es tD0eliQt
al bans 6ortale til rSrooments Of
Gcience". Ser ifriber ban: Oct er
olOeleS rg for IteOie n6egri6eligt,
ct IN Mpngoe Iton1er al &uIItof,
@rint, &pGlitof og SIT ifuI0e bore
clroet ems fu~lOitgn0igt liqegpI0ige
laeo Senipn til Oeres Sitting %
@epGgelie, Guti0 % 6remti0".
@urIep in0r6mmer: nS2yngen er
mere oOerbeoiit ems jog nm, at Ser
e. ct ibGlgenoe Dub meQem set
cibiliIere0e Menneife pg 0pret".
Sg bioere: u0e menneTfeIiqc
Sepniltger fra Sorber6enen ipnes if
at 6ringe % n9rmere til Sc N6e=
ififfelier, fra bOilfe @ennelfeIlng=
ten menes at pere uogaoet".
9rofe$ior @oit5, JON fife prin=
er imo0 9urfpins S%ppotbeie,
Defender / lit Gerf v@oturfolfenes
Nntropologi": Set moa in0rem=
mes, at ale 9(nalogier til en- Srons=
formation at S(ben til ct Menneife
laftPn ganife mangIer ! oen en5l
fife 5tufurforfninga.
Brof. Spnoon iperger: San Sen
.nenneffelige Sorn11ft tiIfreositilles
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

1er CT 0na ct @onb, iom ieg
nta& haoc 2op til at nrone, Der
poa cr gonlfe iaregcn M2anoe BIZ
oru1 I'll, at set IpffeOeS. Get bar
fbp. Mi9iionar / Snoicn, 2nnIf
}1jaiion@ SeIifobS &a8lerer % mi0-
lcrtiOiaa 5efretnr, @r. Gbr.
56lcic6; font ban / lin oo66eIte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

til at 9orc @ruo al Dcttc penlige
~.lbuO, 0o Yenge1e ira Nmcrifo
tom netop | rctte 9io. S(lt blcp loqt
til Gette for o5 pao cit Moaoe,
Scr bar nicgct tro5Itprfen0e for mia
icIp, og ioolcocs gap @o0 til @cj-
len, iom jeg frV9tc0e; icg 6oOcr 10
6ouet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
Mnoet &ejiebreD
iii
ySanifcrcn"
90 isiioner @intber.

Gen on0en 9lu1uIt nooeOe lea
hjem til 9onr1orf, o. Sen iiette
September noaeOe ieg after lis al
@anmarf, men meQem Oisie to
Gotoer ligger fife alerle 80 Gage,
men en- bel Del 0plepelIer, Der /
alt 6olO babe glGOeoe mig %
poaltp beltprfe0e mig /, at ieg iful0c
al Ste0 til Sapon, % set I'LL. Den
Sag. icg fon biem, if jeg 8rep
ira @aitor 0oncmlro, at ieg moot=
te abiolut ie at fontme til Begun
belien al Sftober; Ser bar flere pa1=
itelige Sager, iom frepeoe 2osning,
og ban par fife / Stano til at fun=
efaere ssr enc. Gn M Sfuf-
felie bilOe ogioo iptte fine Merfer.
rar ban bonge for; iau 8rebet bar
fun ct enc lite Haab ON at TONNE %
bet burtigt. geu er Ri poa Geien
ng fan, ON @uo f6rer set loa, be-
re oeru0e / f6rite SolD0el al Of
tnber.
Sbrit ifuIOe bi pi0e, noar 5fi-
bene gift. Ser bar ct ira @enou
Ben 10. Sept. og ct Sen "a. % ct
treble Sen s. Oft. gf oisIe bGeD
pi anbefalet at toge meo Set MID
terIte, 0a BET pil0e ppre ponIfeliqt !
at fua aft / Sr0en me0 GeiIeqo0-
Jet, giaetterne og 0o iipr meo
Nengene fra g(merifa; Sc fltn0e fife
pentes til Sen Sis, mentes ser. Sea
bar opiot pnn at fomlne nte0 set
fprIte. Soo bite set fig, at set
ollere0e bar for tent me0 ReiieQo0-
iet; Set if1lOe bobe bpret afie110t
iio1t / S1li for at nua Bremen III
Sen Sen "a. NltqltIt; oerfro uogoor
Sfi6et nemGig. Strofs lea fit set
@reO, reifte ieg til &o6enbopr. Seq
rar fiffer paa, at Ri ifltl6e at Stco,
ioa Ser montte bore en- lt0bei. Ser
bar. @eo at ienbe H%eiieqo6Iet iom
SSGgos til Bremen, frn6e hi en6nn
fna ct Bar Gage at poffe i. Suo
bor ser en- Sing til: o&leiTt", ser
nfgif fra Genoa Sen "a. Sept.
hob6e life en- eneIte Ienig SLABS,
bborimo6 u@rincess @Iice", ser of
off BEN 10. bnb6e netop en- enefte
% Sen bar Iige ftor nof til
IS. Soo bar Ser fltn en- @onifeIiq<
beb: fon &engene fomme? Sc moo
here Der ieneft Sen onoen Sept.
for at fon 8iQetterne / SIDE: bi
regne6e pg reqne6e iget, o. fon6t,
at belt nm1tIigt bar BET life, men
Ger bar ligego6t Iangt mer Son6-
IpnIigbe6 for, at set fife oiIoe ffe.
Ser fom SieGp: InTt. @uTd
bar pon 9onff OMISSIONS SelIfobs'
/ Sc Gage, og netop mems
ii regneoe pao bette Stnffe; ba ban
tob6e bort set, iog6e ban: ~So, oF
.. 81. G.s 8en9e bar Ri life Sob
i'll al toge, men beboIoe Monben
Jer biemme bill hi riationof beGGer
fife; ieg ifoI bobe en- it6rre l16beto-
Sen f6rite Sept, % er Ienqq-
he fife TONNE fra Mmerifo til Sen
Si6, ifaI ieq me6 @In6e TtiGe 6em
II Goobiqhe6, itt6tiI Sc fommer."
5oo bar oQion Sen @onifeIiqhe6
-y6oet til SIDE. @i fom BOG life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

H'uQOer pg SeOtOIlDeOtIl9 "a
ner?" % ban fortiGtter "A TSl-
0en0e GalliterflGring for at:
rGenne cr &lippen, bporpaa kIerl=
cIiSmen uult0guueligt moa Ape,
nuor JON Delft Sen filler
Jun en- iuloItGn0ig 2ibSfiloj
6or 9}eften in0r0mmer Fplts
GorfGmpcre:
81 oerIom lt0piflingsteorien g into,
Oo mac organiife &Giene bfre
fremfomle uoen foruOa aehSe
9efrugtning GpOntan nero
tion);
at oct ftri0er imo0 al 6iOtilftY01
Nnalogi / Notltren at tote at
iooOant nogen Sin0e barnnoet
Ste0;
at man, buis fife ioooon Il
generotionb bar funOeS te0,
mao foruOlGtte, at Ieben. 8e=
lener er fremfomne 5e6 E Sfa=
~beIiesoft;
al 2Gren ON l1Opiflingen iaa-
le0es iom SurGep % bal Gil
bGngere opfatter Ben - lie fan
bebties, at Set lepenoe en- trent
fomnlet al set i%ffe-lepeHe;
at bort mtperen0e Gltuoif4atrin0
life gioer os noget iaaoA q e
bis.
6or 9efr9fteIie at SanSe6e11
elsie S~nOrommeIier benpiies til Sir
tiflen Biology, ifrepet 4 Bro-
fesIor Surlep for Ben 8. ngabe al
encyclopedia britannica
Ser ct @urleps egne Srb y5Dis
GbolutionsbDpot6elen er lal6, ga
maa BET lepen0e Stof pprg trent
fcmmet al ben iffe-lepenDe @dterie;
for / 6olge nGonte @ppotbIe e, bar
SorOen Ell Sang / en- ioaon Gil
1ta10, at trltet lepenoe funSe eff
liere 0erpuu.~
Sg pi0ere: y8e Ifaffenbeoen al
set lepelI0e a0Ifiler set fulbIten-
rigt ira alt anOet Stof; mes Dor
lnlDGren6e <n0ifn6, fert0er ii life
noget 6or6inOeliesle0 me1ea BET
lebenOe og Set iffe=lepenoe."
% DiOere: r6or nprpereHoe er
oer fife Sfpgge al tilforlqoeligt
birefte Sepis for at 6ene-
lis dpontan generatioD .ifinoer
Steo euer bar fun0et- Co.,
ror, &aps~asp...<m Ess!y@'
TN bpiIfen Di bar SptegneGe".
r@ip mig Stot" flyer SAINT nog
1eg bill forflare, 6porleoes en- Ser
cen bliber til; men gio mig Stof
olene, % ieg fan life forflore Sill
hIipellen al en- 2arpe".
gnOpiOere itorpn1mer 9arpinis-
mems MGn0:
}lt Sen notl1rlige lt0pplgelie -
9porpaa &ppot6eien bniler - if
fe gpr noget Spring, og at ser
Ocrfor mac 6oDe etiiiteret en-
MUngOe Seq meQem Sen bgiIt
uODifle0e 9l6e og MenneIfet;
u, iclD onG mon inOrpmmer Be geo.
logiife Nptegneliers uful0fom=
menDeO, er bet for6ablenoe, at
aQe oisie Sebninger ifuloe Dere
fulOltGnOigt tilintetgiorte, % at
oere5 f%ulOItGnOige Mangel ggr
@polutionsargrmlentet ipaqe1t.
netop boor BET iful6e pere 1tpr-
felt;
It Be Gl0ite menneIfelige Sosiilier
/ Oeres &arafteriItif fife bier
nogen lom belit SilnermelIe til
I6etppen.
@rofesior Dana ifriper iaaleoes
lit G@rf Geology: Ser ct life
nin6ite @ebis / Sc pl0re 2epninqer
menneifelige SosiiIier for, at
Nennelfet nogen Sin0e bar peret
f%lll0fomment u0biflet emo
let er III | Dor cipileiere0e Si0, eder
Il bet bar bGret nermere I6en".
Der er ct lt0biffingsprincip Dir
.tnOe til Ste0e / Sfa6ningen, ifal
tie nggteS. Sum er set fife set at
Oorpin opfatte6e. @rof. Dana tror
'qlao poa en- lt0pifling, men fife
'oa 9arDins og SurleDs lt0pif-
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