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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Die uNnti.S alopn-Giga".

Sbr ,3rued lit politiifc Woftitclltn8
nid,t 9ciieruitg scr Morol Der
Waiicn. - Gon WiQionGrcn fir
ieIbitiiifti9c 3mcctc mttcrititet. -
(riiit ocn 0ogel olti Den aopf.
[Sn elmer Geriommlung Der On
grossS Observation-Disclosures IN Nelu.
Oorf bielt ST. 7. ~. @iln,orc, Der BE.
iiirporttf eiueS m1tcrBilltiGell
!@cicsts cine HcOc, in
pcItcr 1t inter Nnotreth iolgcnoe
icniotioncac @cbouptlng nuiitcutc.
sic oltb idon BON onbrrct Seitc &C.
mod)t tpcroet 1T. @r Iogtc: sic
Nnti.S aloon.Qigo lit Die lt0rfItc, belt.
gclcitetc, rcidite lnb onl 9citen be
rotbene Organization in Scr @clt. -
Sic bat icbt Die entid)eioenoe Stim'
me in elmer InSdbl Stnaten. 1ic 81
ga miro BON Wiiaiondren unteritiiBt,
un0 nuroe orqoniiirt, nidt nm oo8
Golf inn Mugcmeinen 81 beIiern, Jon.
bern poIitiide Mad)t oenen 81 9cben,
sic Sumoerttolticnoe bon Collars
idbrlid) 3it ibrcn Gompagne 6ouOs
bciItcuern. Gicie lciten uno manipu'
lircn Die Organization I'M 8ebcimen.
10 bob es ibncn gelingt, nidJt nur
2cutc, bic ibltcn genebm iino, IN Die
@ouuerneurs-S isc 5u brin9erL ION
bern ollh Die G%riuoblung bon Bun.
oesienotoren SIT oiftiren."
Sr. Gilmore iagt oann, oab eS IN
Der 9cfGmpfung Der 2iga unO 5lr
%erbinoerltllg bon ErobibitIon, oil
nif)t perbietct, notbi9 Jet OaS il6lC
Clement ans Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 or1ngcn.
&rifft Sen NogeI ou BEN
aopf.
Sic oNntisS oloon-Sigo" bot" il
logt Die hieiiQe .aatb. Golfs5citun9,
III Der Staotsboltptitoot annapolis
eii 3inmcr in Der ,GoruofsSoa" &c.
miet6et, BON no aus bieielbe nab
reno Der 2e~gislotllI- Situng ibsC
Gompogne fir Gin 2ocol-S ption.8e
leb fir Den gon5en Stout bctreiber
miro. Gle Gompogne Der Siga iol
cine energiihc nerben. % miller
oic Srcunoc ser perionlifen Sreibeit
glcihfolS cine cnergiihe G%ampo9nC
fiibren. bumit Die sSunatifer, meld)l
i'm 8cbeimen ibren Wbisfep trinfer
ooer altobolbaltige Yatentmebi5in eB
lofielpoIlneiie binter Sic 9inoc gle
BEN, aehorig ouf's Soiipt geihIoger
mcroen. Gieien Sonatifcrn lit Del
Soloon cin' Gorii I'M 4ll9c, neil Dor
oifentIidJ gctrunfen miro II. meiIiers
9ier. ~iu1breno lie ielbit I'M 8ebeimcl
trinfen liitS nid)t ettua 9ier, bos mid,
itarf genua lit fiir iie, Sic anti.Sa
loon.2ialcr iino rid,tiee Scldler; ii
ieben oen Splitter IN hires NGditel
Nuge, Den galfep i'm eigenen iebel
iie ober nidjt. Wenrt bieie Selte on
roiii binorbeiten wiiroen, cine better
6loiie- Saloons 81 ifoifen ober SCI
Soloon niii cine bohere Stnfe 81
bringen, 10 fonittc man ibnen Grioll
piinihen. Aber sic Sulooiis ollie
iantntt raoifal pertileen, moourd) mi
Der seteime Sui ~gefaroert piiroe, Il
%entipeber cine Eiimntbeit, ooer elm
SeufeIei Oieidr 2elfe. tpern lie mi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

9enefi5 iir Gubowoob.
Soipitnl. Sn n2cbnlonn'S
Sale" miro nGditcn Wittmoh Aberb
Elm CONCERT bon Dem .2pro'G uartctt"
5im 0eitcn beS Solpitals iiir
Sdlpinbiiidtige geaeben perben. Gas
n2proeG ilartett," meld)cS inter Ser.
tung bon Srn. Stcpbon SteinmiiQer
itebt. hot bcrcitS lettcn 0inter Ero.
her ieincS bobcn geiarglid)en a6n-
mems ecgcbcn. Seinc Mitglicbcr fms
tiidltie seituItc S1ngcrinnen, Die
bon Dem Iiriaenten 81 einem f%ciltell
Gnieniblc herongebiloet porbcn iino.
Meter weroen in DEM CONCERT Scr
bcfonnte 9oritoriit Gr. Sbos. Stud'
ham uno ser Geqiit Hiharb 2orles
BERG mitluirfen. Gonlen aus uniereil
better 8eicllld,oiisfreiicn boben Dem
CONCERT ibr beionocres Sntere'ic 5lt-
geDonot. anaeiid)ts oes gilten 3ruedg
iino Der III Iilsiidt geiteIlten idoner
mhiiifoIiiden 2eiitinaen. Ioute ouS
GOn3ert Elm groBes Yublifum ansie'
ben. - 9iIete iinb bel Nlboigb's 81
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Cur @endltnna.

TIT n1eu.fde Gprrrippueent" uintmt So ieser
Belt Seridts nuF Rbrr esrlpbuuarn, SpdariteH,
@ebHrtstnge, aUlbeue unb fIberus Spf5eiteH.
geieaihnfts. 9Ibeuoe etc., init ben Eamsa ber
aupeirubru, bic nber %brutlidl %seifriebsu isiu
ipatu. sud Qerionnl.RpttSeu perben germ
aniaSuummeu. 9te GluirHbrr iol6er serihte
miHen aber Ihreu 9tumeH p%uterimrei6su unb
pDr anem Mat psraeFeu, mo bic Srhli1lfsit
~tattfanb - etrahe uno SGrsHuuimrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Nls -
Eotbe gu6
- 0cS -
"0eutfGen Gorrefponoent'
fir 1908 lit in @urbcrcituna.

Sober reaeImdBigc abonuent 0cS
9Iattes, Oh fir oie t19Iite, INCIDENT.
Iife oocr SountagS . IllSgobc, miro
Elm grempIor ument9eItlit erbaItcn;
Sniiclbc lit nidDt 81 urrfuufcu rnO MIR
Subicri6cntcn mcrocn cs crbaltcn.
Gin poiien6es Neuinbr8 . 8cidenf
fir 6rclmoc rn0 @crpanote i'm gIt.
beimatbIon0e lit ser m06entIife
Correspondent. @cnn iett bcItcut,
miro on sic Goreiie oll6 oo8 3otbe
@it6 beior6ert lperbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

iheint fein3meifel p%orbonoen 81 lein,
ouB oos 8elo an Die Baltimore BRO
orlct 50. 5uriifgegeben meroen miro.
@ontroleur Sarrp i. Sooper, Der al
Ger Grippe erfranft NOR, fam luegen
Der 8idtigfeit Der Sibitng nod oen
H~atbbouie, obiuo6( CT nod feiteS=
lpegs geneien lit. Wnpor Wobooi.
Staot Y~rofurotor Bruce un0 Giro
BEN . Heinigungs = Gommiior VII
DIES iproden ibrc l9efrieoigung iiber
Gle gliiflite 2oiuug Der 6ro9e aus,
0urd) lueI6e scr Gontraft in erfnh.
rene San0e fommt, oo Sefretor
Gain friiber Superintendent Der go
nitorp Contracting SO. mar, tpelte
oieien Gontraft lett 1901 mlsgefiibrt
bot.
9icS 6erbe cit i'm uW arD-
LAMB. Sbeater." ,
Der Better oeS nWarplanb.1 beo-
tiers" Sr. Sar1es Y. Sert1a1t Dafte
geitern cine Gonfcren5 nit 9outt-
ipcftor Ereiton iiber ben 9eridt Der
@roBgei6noreueit, IN melfem Der
Worgel an 4~usgangen in oieiem
Gbeoter f%ritiiirt murOe, Sr. Erelton,
Der Die bieiigen 1beoter iebes Sobr
elmer gcnolten Snipeftion nnter5iebt,
periiherte @rn. aernon, Dab III JET.
rem Sbeater ollengnforoerlngen Der
Siherbeits 9eboroe entlprohen
miiroe uno iein Sbeater genilgeno
GltsgGnoe babe, nm ooiielbe in orei
Minltten 5u lebren. Spe5iell ooS fri.
tiiirtc Me55aninc , Stpdluerf babe
iieben ausqanqe, obipobl III oemlel'
ben mr. 245 Sispldse porbanoen
leiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Nns Wcttcr.

Gilr Wnrplnno uno Sen liitritt
Columbia belltc Ncger oocr Stnec.
Montaa ucrduoerIid bobc 0itlife
Will0c.
@eitcrn betrug bic WnrimnI, Gem.
prrotur "a @rao nm 3 llbr Nohmit-
tags unb Der nicOrigIte thermometer.
iiano mar y 8rao I'M 6 llbr Mor.
gems.
Tn bcn iibrigcn 0ln0ca @cttcr.
bcobadltrmgS . Stotioncu mlroc Der
fclgenoe nicOrigite SbcrmometcritnnO
pcr5eihnet; @oItport s, Tortlono t6,
Bolton %, Albanp 10, Nem.Dorf IS,
Gbilaoelpbia 2S, 9ltInutic Gitp 26,
Waibington y, Noriolf 30, Satterns
10, Charlotte 36, @ilmin1ton 30.
GborIeiton 90, Suuamob so. Sod
ionuiIle IS, Sen @Cit IS, Ntlanta 40,
Nont1omerp II, Nem.S Orleans 40,
EolcItiue SO, 8alpeiton. II, Gincilts
natl 81, Y%ittshurg "a Gstucgo 16,
Buffalo 26, GlcuelalO 26, Detroit
80 Nlpcnn rs, marquette 26, @rccn
San %, GbicaAo 80, Iulutb #, Ct.
PAUL fl, ct. 2oltia 36, aanina Gitp
Is, Omaha -, 0llron If, Nianord
-, Miaiitou s, Sabre n, Nelcnn
y, Sult Cafe GitU %, Icnuer fl,
u. EIottc fl, 0oo9e Gitp %, alma.
riuo -, Sos Ingcles 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

3u gbren Gobert 6. gees.
Gic ~Worplano 8eieaifnft Der
arinee lfno Slottc Ser contoocrirter
Stooten bon amerito" miro an 20.
Sonl,or inn oSotel aernou" 5llr er.
innerrng an Die 8eburt bes 8enernl&
Gobert &. Gee Die i1brlide SerIomm-
lu1o, p%crbunoen nit einem Sanfett,
abbolter. Gle arrangements fir Die
Seier iinb nod midi poaenoet, oo6
fiinoigte Ser 8oriiBer bes 9anfett-
Gomitc's. Gopitdn George u. Boots,
on. oob GnItrengungcn 9ematt luers
Sen, Die beiten 8eoner fir Den abeno
gu aetpinnen. Die 6~eltiteQung oes
Irosromms lieet in Sdnoen oeS
Gon9reB.9lbgeoroneten s. 3. s. 3al-
bolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

@enoclcr's Sotcl, 400 Galucrt.,
Ode Mnlberrp-St Ctr. Glegante Sd)laf.
simmer, mGfise Treiie. Iabl5eiten
at iebcr Sases5eif. &esnlare 0iners.
Ieinite 8ctrdnfc nub Gisarren.
Giaentbiimer @altcr u. @enbeler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
.sBaltimore.S Str.
d.
S1tffsfarten

ton iino noh europa iibcr Baltimore
ODER Retp-9crf, &niiite ober 3piifen.
bed. @ehieI, ausldnoiIdes @elo,
G~reoitbriefe uno @eloienonn9en.
Sbeo. s. 0icner & g.,
Mr. 217, Cit.galtimore.S trafe.
(4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
uGarmpnie . Gafe,"

Gr. Ala, @ei.Tabette.S trake, aarI
Sdmibt, Snbaber. @iirsbnrser 8of.
bran friid atm Sapi. Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. SeSen samitas Abenb
Grei.Gonsert. MprtI1,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Gbam Cbit,

Wr. 511, @eit 2eginstun 'strake,
empfieblt fem Eager IN &bein. nno
Wuielmcineu fir bic Geiertage.
(gtprjIl7 I. So9Ro9o I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
S. Oiener e. 60.

Seutihes uno arberes aiislanoi.
ihes @elo gefauit unb perfauft.
@eloienounsen beiorgt nat 3eutih.
Iono, Seitreih, &llBlaub Ii. /. ~.
@efiel ausgeiteat mtf ausldnoiide
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno Srapelers
0hno,,p2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Sonnennni. unb iintrraana.

Sonncn'Nuigon9 ...7.t7 MorgcnS.
Sonncnuntergang Sc. lab Nben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

EcHe snr Meiie in's MnsIanb Sc.
iorst 6. gaiae, 9r. Alb, cft.gaIti.
moreitrnfe, maize Cation $onie aSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
,@ittclsbadl.Gcrcin"

@rofcr Wasfenbaa, Wontag, 3.
Ncbruar, i'll Der r8ermania-W iGnncr-
dur Safe. 8rpfe @ibncnanffib-
ring. 02)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
ScntidJcs Sbcatcr.
Nireftion Saniid & Nboifs, Ybila.

- ySoeeneeio" -
Spcrcttc non Tran5 uun Suppc.
WithuudI, ben Is. Sannar.
-rGgric. u
Hreiic SOC, Zoe, 81 u.$1.50. SiactC
bel IlbnusbS, 100 N..Gbarlesltr.
81
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
A PECULIAR FAMILY

A PECULIAR species found IN salt water Is
the lump fish This possesses q sucker
formed by the two ventral fms. which are So
shaped that when the fish reclines rock
the fins act as suckers and hold 1t firmly
As soon as the eggs are deposited IN shallow
pits between stones, the female. feeling that
she has done her part, deserts them. and the
male at once assumes charge and guards the
eggs until they hatch out. and then the young
until they are able 70 take care OF themselves
In moving round he Is closely followed by
his numerous family. which has gwen rise 70
the term hen and chickens. At times they
attach themselves to the sides OF their parent
by their sucking disks. thus presenting a
singular appearance
The round headed Hassar of Guiana Is one
of the earliest species whose nest building
habits have been described After the t1she~
have paired. they build {. most ingenious nest
of plants and roots. which Is buoved up bv
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
WHAT MAY BE BOTH

\ pan worsh,prr luI 4 ltr'>tid" Vss
Genuine anil never paving ''"'''
bonds .,,.. 81
sure to ruIk, "a hit. vct never ,'
laugh The funny bone v-,.r q
No moose. vet not Go"t ur"~ tl,og
bridegroom stIv~ away from has "'tt,' ~. Ter
The height Of the r,ji, ''li- 'nd '''-
Of misery \ woman P:4-r- ..f.--La
IN Indifferent and ardent dlS,lP''
warm. -r,-i-
rs fast IN the uud -~ % i- OH --.o
An automobile ...,.. i.
Worn So - u be seen IN J.i' ''-'
not at night y n1pstck- Il.
Stuck up VET muGh Aulin".''''
t1rred and tcdthcrcd ,,-h
The act Ot q saint ami ri i-'''-'-
ala~-Sclt denial Fx
nc "''''S' '''''' " ''''' '' & i.s. Fa-.ff'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

happy Races >IuIl1UL -- .-Nu tilc Va. =
and felt that al she -. ... % keep her 2
would be 70 have th.- avs with aer-
Why won { man. bic To see y'-- Z.
cam" She asked
Because We VIII a. nj she VIII S57
You when she l. I,oz. rs. reple-
Nature. i
Hide Betty rao.. 51ubttuIy
! Won be able % se, s. .-1er.
But You VIII I'm We are WI
all the time my dear. Patience
But where VIII E.- persisted '-
" VIII want u know -e YOU are eve
can't see YOU
III hide 1T y'a- nv dea' p
Love.
'- So VIII l. ~4ii So. ..-.
III hide II v3u- -l-S. Sli-
Order.
&c 50 VIII l. sand O.s
4" II hide IN YOUR heart .-d tIdf'-,
So VIII | said tr..
"Ill hide IN Your Er .- N"erl''
- So VIII |. sand P--- -,...
And |, said Good y VIZ.
Your Voice. So that vou sure O. -
me whenever YOU speak
A Nd then before Bc-- lid aSA al
the many question -- were -
into her mind. the m4IG n ana A5.
the lets in the big chan. tnd %
the shadows vanished INST --N.
Betty Sprdng from her .,r. anu
to the manteL lifted he up 80 -
could see her reflection -le oroau ~ =.
The Good FAIRIES We're n. -' ne seen. -
had left their mark II vas a cr1Si',' ~ -
face that smiled back at .cr from ''
and the strange thing Jr.-, ir was ''i'', =
Just like the face of Go.l Nature II
first seen II smiling tbove tire roses ''l '-'
paper. -.-
Betty almost flew .r cse stars III i,'' ~
Ness To- show this IS -lcrtu- >ldis0
mother
Mrs. Meredith W. - ~" II
with some tdttlng u = r,
how Betty was taking ''S''i -ei
pine when suddenly r 'pei0'- ~
little gIrI bounded iu .-- t>'''l-. A.
arms were about her ue. .. 81 "-' ~ &
cheek was pressed L- .l' w.
Meredith folded the ,. H h1'
kissed her .i Rs-
Look mama LooN 80 3
drawing her head away t''
thing strange IN my tt,, NJ, Ns'
Nothing strange. uc.r ~-.N -. L.
JiIth, but much thl- - rd Sugs
shining out of Your cvc- ..- '.-C'. t;'
ness III Your hpS- and l -.nt --.,S ..''''
ness III Your heart .5
Nv Good Fl,ric~ .~.. oc'-'
are gring T. 1--we with mc ..s
They ara. indeed t,vor .iii', .rsy
mother the best m ,Hc Nr-- VS.
with YOU ALWAYS
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

hanging thus. each larva oscillates the whole
length of its body from side To side. In one
nest there may be thousands OF the larvae
suspended in this way. presenting the appear
anCe of a shaking mass of Jelly. TOR they all
oscillate themselves in unison. While its prog
eny IS in the egg and larval stage. the male
fish keeps vigilant watch over them. and I'M
mediatelv drives away all lntruders.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

quantity OF mu-u- t..- until It IS abog. 4
and half lnche- above the water. The 2.
nest Is about nine inches .png and seven "a
wide. and somewha- -ubles a ingz Z
turned upside down .- top Of the Sd
with the interior nlL-.- a.-1 froth. IS tts {
are extruded by the -.uale. the rzl5 4
them and puts them .--3 the nrst o7-
each lot with a new --ra- II foam. is sos.
the female has dropped Ill her spaE1 Z
male takes entire possession Of the Is I
VIII not permit his --.-. 70 anvwhers ~
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
CURIOUS DENI-ENS OF THE SEA

THE order L,ph1. -s-.au INCLUDES Il 4
I horses and pipe .--a- some Of II a
bizarre and curt5-- .-1.zens Of the Tt9
In nearly all the -p- the male pe-1
the function of h4-.r-~- the eggs. In .-sa
horses the eggs are u.l.-.. ir q sac open In
under the fish tail Nm australian s1ss
however, carries the eggs not IN a sac 1z1
rest of the family .- --nedded ii II
membrane under tho -.I portion
In the American r... E,les the mala 3
pouch under the tai which IS formed 3. 2
folds of the skin meeting 20 the middle 81
The female laws her r-- md the male =
fers them to ms u.- and there th5
retained until the -.-- .-- hatched-
In the Soleno~tom. tt the female Is qr1
with q pouch for h.. H- the eggs. ar.
aS IN the case NJ The IshtS.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
The Fairies of Nov
C0rtgas1 y1yy :

C0rtEssI fr7D, gzgg :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23
FROST DUE TONIGHT.

Farmers are learning that the boil
weevil and sparrow and other worries
have a new recruit. This is the wealth
er man. For again tonight will frost
fall on bud and blossom alike. Hence
the antipathy of the farmer and fruit
grower towards the weather man. With
frost nearly every night and damaging
snowstorms on nights that do not hap
pen TO be frosty the man who makes
his living from the soil has fine
chance of coming out at the end of
the season In anything but satisfac-
tory shape. Tonight's frost Is designat-
ed as local frost and is made for Utah
as well as this locality. Salt Lake and
Utah generally, will enjoy "a fair warm
Sunday. The weather mans diplomacy
in sandwiching fair and warm days
in between the wintry spells Is what
keeps him from harm. But the OPP
timistiC grower found his farm almost
overburdened at the opening of the
budding season. a big crop Is assured
anyhow, say the more hopeful raiserS'
Despite this hopefulness the opinion
is general that the weather man might
furnish less food for the farmers IN
clined TO be pessimistic.
Weather conditions throughout tho
country are described i'm the daily map
issued by the local bureau:
The storm over the south plateau has
changed but slightly since last report.
causing precipitation over portions OF
Utah. wyoming, Colorado, New MeNi-
60. Montana, South Dakota, Nebrask,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23
ANNOUNCEMENT

DIR. William T. Cannon announces to
his patients and friends that beginning
with May fifteenth his office VIII be at
his residence, No $50 East South Tenn
pie street, instead of $40 Templeton
building. The growth and character
Of his practice. involving much hospi-
tai and surgical work, has become such
that for some time past he has been
unable to give TO his office hours that
regularity and attention which he feels
We're necessary. This has been 10 less
regretted by him than disappointing to
those who. by reason of other calls up
on him. We're compelled to wait for him.
III is with the confident hope of correct
ing this condition and Of promoting his
patients convenience and comfort. as
well as Of economizing his own time,
and enabling him the more promptly
to attend those who seek his services,
that the change has been decided upon;
and he trusts il viii justify the hope
which has prompted IT. In the new To-
cation his office hours will be . to
y. m Sundays 1880 to 1880 p. m, Both
Phones No 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL REUNION.


The Sabbath schools OF the Salt Lake
stake will meet in reunion sunday,
commencing AT 2 p. m, IN the Sixteenth
ward Westinghouse, when the following
program win be rendered;
Superintendents' Department-Sup
intendeuts' council meetings. the dis
trict Sunday school convention; the
June stake conference
Sccretaries' Department-Chapte 10,
IL and IS, Cannons Life OF Joseph
Smith.
Chonsters and Organlsis Depart
mcnt-S Song fOr tho June conference;
Theory OF the Cabinet organ" Edw.
T. Kimball
Parents Department. district
Sunday school convention
Thoologlcal-D Discussion, How Does
the Union Benefit the Theological
Teacher" and "'rhe Relationship OF tho
participation requested
Second intermediate AStory The
other Wise Man" Van Dyke, the Pro-
phct Isaiah.
Second intermediate B-Class work
for June, paper The Development of
the Aim"
First Intermediate AThe completion
~ incidents In Lives Of the Apostles"
plan for tho church History course.
First Intermediate IA discussion OF
the coming months work
Primary--The lessons outlined viii
be discussed, and lessons given for ex-
ira sundays.
kindergarten Songs for the month,
paper, How 10 Reach the Backward
Child BY Valera Is. YOUNG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23
WILL EVEN ROB A cow.
Thieves Of New Variety Pay Visit to
The McCunc Home in Third Ave.

Salt Lake can brag of more varieties
of thieves than any other city in the
United States. The latest discovery is
that of the milk thief He has the re-
frigeIxltor thief and the garden hose
thief and the stable thief backed into
81 shadow, Mr.. Milk Thief doesn't get
1t from the cellar. He is a man OF
hnicky taste. He sCorns the gaily
Autographed can of condensed con-
tents. He goes right into the barnyard
and milks the trusting old COW. Honest
doubters are referred to Mrs. Harry
McCune, $50 Third avenue. The Nc
Cune family possess a Jersey COW Of
which they are justly proud. Every
morning Boss yields many pansful Of
sweet rich milk. But when Mrs. Nc
Cune paid her morning call upon Boss
this morning the noble animal gave
out mournful moo" Now this moo"
meant. Nothing doing, the early milk
er gets the full pail but Mrs. Nc
Cune didn't interpret 1t that way; she
thought II meant, Good morning, here
] am with lovely milk for Norma and
Albert and other little tads. Come and
let me give you my daily contribution
of health helping tactical"
There is a saying that the water Us
never missed until the we'll runs dry,
not that water has really any place In
this story, for this is not the story of
dairy. 1t IS mentioned to announce
that Mrs. McCune was surprised be-
yond expression when all that patient
coaxing brought forth was an occa
sional mournful moo" Slowly the
horrible truth dawned upon Boss
owner. Some thirsty thief had called
at the corral before daylight and dis
guising himself as a bale OF hay had
robbed the COW. Not a drop had been
left. The question is this: Did the
thief who stole a store of ham and
eggs from George Margetts' refrigera-
tor visit Mrs. McCune's coward to
got tho fluid half of an elegant repast.
as the society columns say2 It's n
clue which might be run down with
success But In the meantime the Nc
Eune children and neighbors are
drinking dairy milk and Boss shows
symptoms Of deep dependency. John
ny" Gciger, the next door neighbor
proved his innocence this morning up
on showing, beyond the slightest de-
gree of doubt that he can't milk
couldn't milk If lac was starving In
the center OF a band of Jerseys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23
LIBERTY WARD.
Laying of Tablet Stone for New
Meetinghousc--War Conference.

Very interesting were the ceremon-
les attending the laying Of the tablet
stone In the new westinghouse being
built by the saints of the Liberty ward,
which is now UP to the top of the
first story and is to cost $4,000 when
completed. The exercises commence
ed at 4.30 n. m The laying of the
stone was under the direction OF Pres
ident Anthem II. Lund of the first
presidency. Short addresses We're
made by President Hugh j. Cannon
on behalf of the Liberty stake pres
idency; Bishop Hyrum J smith, for
the ward bishopric: and Elder George
Austin. for the building COMMITTEES.
Beautiful and appropriate selections
were rendered by the Liberty stake
male chorus. under tho leadership of
Elder Ashton. tin box was depos-
tied with the stone by the ward
clerk, containing the following ar
ticleS: A complete set of the standard
works of the Church, the Bible. Book
of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants
and Pearl of Great Price, the Satur-
day Evening News of May 10, 1908,
a Church directory, compiled list
of the general authorities of the
Church, the stake and ward authori-
ties, a dime of 1907 coinage. pass
over the Union Pacific railroad, to
George Austin for 1908, articles OF
the Austin family association, a badge
issued by the Irrigation congress at
Boise. Ida. 1907, Salt Lake real es-
tate tax receipt. a sugar beet sample
from the Utah Idaho Sugar company,
a small pebble from the sea of CALI
lee. picked up by Andrew Jensen on
his trip around the world In 1896;
a copy Of the pamphlet. Race Sui
eide" biographical sketch OF the Ire
OF A. Milton Musser, card of the
architects. Rutherford { Hansen, with
the date of the commencement Of the
building.
At $40 p. M, ward conference
commenced with President Hugh j.
Cannon of the stake presidency In
charge. Harmony seemed 10 be the
one prominent feature of the confer
ence as we'll as at the previous meet
ing of the stake presidency with the
ward officers in the morning. All of
the general church. stake and ward
authorities and officers were sustain
ed by unanimous vote. the best of
feeling prevailing, and the place of
meeting was crowded to overlooking.
The musical selections. all render
ed by the Liberty stake male chorus,
were highly appreciated.