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SEED POTATOES.

we have some pure pinsree pota.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05
Rheumatism

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It has made many cures
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If your case is compli-
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u was 90 crippled that could
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and for the past six months have
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TABERNACLE PACKED
AT AFTERNOON SESSION

Tho afternoon session was packed 20
the doors ia the tabernacle, and over
flow meetings We're held in the Assem-
bly, Hall and in the yards fronting ON
the bureau OF information. In charge
90 these meetings respectively were
Elders George +. Richards Rulon S.
Wells, j. @. Kimbau. j. c.. AlcAlurriu
ana Thomas T.. Bassett, and Elders
benjamin Goddard, j. q. McQuarrie.
Bon r. Rich. German L.. Ellsworth, and
Melvin Ballard.
The services I'm the tIbernacle were
opened by the choir rendering I'm Our
Rodecmers Name" Prayer was of
ferCd by Elder W n. Jack. president
Of Cassld stake. The choir sang the
anthem, Cog and Aiagos."
ELDER A, W. WINS.
Referring 10 a remark of President
Smith regarding tho principles OF the
gospel Elder WINS said that there
had recently fallen into his hands. while
in Mexico. "a book entitled utah and
Momons," which he had found Co con-
tain "a mass of false ana abomiuable
statements regarding the beliefs aud
practisos OF the Latter-day Saints. Here
ana there was found something compi-
ment8ry TO the people. but as "a whole
30 was entirely misleading
The author referred to attacked doc
trInes Of the Church and misreprcseut-
od social conditions I'M this state. Tie
seemed 90 take particular delight boz
attacking the Book of Mormon. and re-
peated the myth, although long ago exc
plodcd. that solomon Spauding was its
author. thought then that living Inns
Wsre au abomluatIon.
The speaksr road "a p,rflon OF tho
'' ~ a." ''
ma ,,o d@taii ,,e a.. r,,l.tI',,I,,e ,,g fii.
,,..,..i. 10 .t,i l,.i b. l.,.'. sr.,,, i.,,,
I,,., ..'... ..,.. si,''n IN, ~
'''" 20 Al'''i l''''' "'' o''N" Dbl" '"'
honh or Mormon
IHls man claimed l' Pc acquainted
WIN me Book oi Mormon ana he mas.
IhH assertion mat tlr DOOR purpoil7
To- ho written in the Hebrew language.
although Ncphi and other writer's of
che Book of Mormon plainly assert
that It was written m reformed .gyp-
tan That b should have boon wrIttcn
u mch "a lanqIi4qe is boz uo wise
stunrr CONSIDERING thr uet that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

have taken time TO study the Mormon
question and TO give their Impressions
20 the world ia % fair and unbiased
manner. one OF these was the writings
OF Josiah Quincy a Harvard graduate,
the man who was selected Co welcome
la Fugeth on his second visit 20
America, and who knew the Prophet
Joseph Smith we'll OF the prophet,
Josiah Quincy said 20 was not at an
unlikely when the question of Who had
the greatest influence on the life of the
nineteenth century that Joseph Smith
would b. named hy future historians
ass being the man. Josiah quincy speaks
OF the prophet in connection with the
question of slavery. and compares him
TO Ralph Waldo Emerson. lie closes
his words by saying that he himself is
unable to explain the phenomenon of
Mormonism. and the rise OF Joseph
smith, the latter-day prophet
Give Joseph Smith credit for being
the prophet of God that he was, and
there ls no phenomenon. Hundreds 0f
thousands OF Iatter-day saints give
him credit for being 20 prophet, and
they DO not wonder at him as does
Quincy Tor the phenomenon is explain
ed and the secret OF his Intelligence
and statesmanship lis explained.
The Latter-day Saints AN took pleas
ulo IN the accounts given OF lhtiu uy
the English writer Phil Robinson, who
Travelled throughout the territory OF
Utah from end 90 end. and found among
the people only that which called forth
words OF the highest commentators.
And he was not afraid TO tell the
world as TO what he saw and heard.
We have also the word Of Ebert
Hubbard IN praise OF the work OF Brig
ham Young. lie saw with the eye Of
a prophet. He was not only an en-
gineer, but by a new method Of agri-
culture by means Of irrigation the waste
acres were being reclaimed. He did
not believe IN the handing down Of the
plates OF gold, but that was merely "A
difference OF place and time, as the
doctrines taught were the same
Tho individual who ISLANDERS is an
enemy and win do what he can to In
jure. Those who speak evil against tine
Latter-day Saints do not under
stand them, or have some sinister mo-
tive ia taking such stand. II Is no
wonder that people fail 10 comprehend
and speak Of the people correctly, when
they satisfy themselves with only a
casual investigation
The choir sang the anthem Rouse
O Yc Mortals," and benedictiOn was
pronounced by Patriarch John smith.
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months use of them. - Mrs s. A.
WILLIAMS. r. T. d. No. IA, Box 80,
Gardiner. Me.
No woman should submit 20 a surgi
cal operation, which may mean death,
until she has given Lydia l.. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound made exclusive
ly from roots and herbs, a fair trial
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved TO bee the
most valuable tonic and remover OF
the female organism. Women resid
Ing i'm almost every city and town IN
the United states bear willing testi-
monv TO the wonderful virtue of Lydia
y. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
IL cures female ills, and creates radi-
ant. buoyant female health. II you
are i'm, for your own sake as we'll as
those you love. give 10 trial
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass"
invites all sick women 20 write
her for advice. Her advice is free,
aud always helpful.
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Overflow Meeting at
The Assembly Hall

I'm the afternoon the overflow meet
ing in the Assembly hall was packed
TO capacity Tho services were COM
Quoted by Elder George q. Richards
of the Quoroum of tho apostles as-
sisted by Elders Rulou s. Wells j.
q. Kimball and Joseph W McMur-
rim
The temple choir was Joined by the
congregation lu singing How Firm
a foundation Prayer WAS offered by
Elder John g. MCQuarric The choir
then sang. "ln the House of Many
Mansions
Elder Thomas D. Baseett president
OF the Fremont stake, Idaho. was the
first speaker. he began by express
ing the hope that what was said
would be acceptable 90 God Tie read
clipping from "a paper dated April
9, giving an account of The killing OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

supreme with enc Lnucr-day saints
middle position is taken. ono man
the president of Che church. whose
right o. Geo take The initiative bias two
high uT.Vts chosen Too assist him and
council with him They are sustained
every elk months hv thcIr brethren
With them are associated % men,
who are also sustained hy the people
Tho three take tho Initiative and the
10 act with them and consider things,
when OBJ, presidency of three decide
then presented Co the d. and later 10
is presented to the people
he considered the organization OF
tho church perfect Factions could
not Doc allowed Goo tho church Tho
wisdom OF God and NOT th. wisdom of
"a boy. ~ years old is seen iu its ore
eluization
Tie rcjoiced in the work moro and
more as hc became older ~ hc knew
anything De knew che work is OF God.
and that Tie has protected DO for the
past % years
Ho referred 20 the Fremont stake
containing only 600 people 26 years ago.
since then 10 has been divided into
seven stakes and has e. population OF
5000 Latter-d8y saints. Tie spoke
the stake. most of whom are Keeping
the Word of Wisdom. There IS plenty
of ROOM the speaker said. "for many
young people 20 come 20 his stake Go
make their homes He referred Co
people going away from the Orraniza-
lions of the Church and considered 10
very uuvi-c. The children Of the Lat
t'r-d1y Saints should Dee kept under
proper Influences.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

two children an Globoville. as the result
of trouble between two warning
factions Of German church no.
read this Go show the divided
and cmbittered state of the Chris
dan world since the ap0stasy
from the gospel lie narrated the cone
DtIous prevailing Boo many places cou-
turtles ago under the regime of the
Roman Cathocl church. which led 20
the action of the retormers. ono Of
whom said when opposing that church
Here ] stand. God being my keep
cr can not do otherwise" This
divided condition has since become
more pronounced. In the early DAYS
after the arostasy one could not ou-
pose the will of the hierarchy which
was held 90 Doe divine without danger.
ln the DAYS of the reformation the
win NJ the people was held 90 Doe
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its are thus fixed and their character
| built In his contact with people of
an parts of the country 600 a business
, way he has heard 10 remarked that a.
Mormon can always be told by the size
and character OF his family Does This
mean that the children are refined. up
right and true? The family les the
foundation Of the kingdom and he
urged the Latter-day Saints 90 pay
great attention 20 their families.
ELDER NEPHI PRATT.
Elder Nephl Pratt said De was one
and a half years old when he came 20
salt Lake valley. Ia that day 10 was a
desert. $50 still that 60 must have been
appalling TO the few hundred who were
here. He referred t0 the entry OF The
pioneers and the indication President
Young gave as 90 the location of the
temple. Tho speaker remembered the
scenes through which the people passed.
He saw mighty forces rise up TO de-
strOy the people and he has seen tin
people delivered. Its growth has been
opposed but not retarded. And now the
cry Is "Give us room that We may
dwell
In the Northwestern states mission
moro souls are now being gathered into
the fold than has ever been the case IN
tho past Comparatively the hosI ity
OF the past has been broken up. and IN
peoples hearts are being agitated. 1t
appears rs 10 harvest time in the world
is coming FOR "a few years. Ia the Llis-
sion that he has presided over for So
many years, there are three women %
one man. Some women in tho mission
cry because they have not kept the
cOuuscls OF their parents. and their
children are uublest because OF the op-
position Of their husbands. He thought
81 better for women 10 pray TO the Lord
for 30 years for proper partners than 20
unite as some Of the daughters OF Zion
have Zone.
After singing the hymn, Lord dis
miss us with Thy blessings beuedic-
zion was pronounced by Elder O. T.
whitney and the meeting adjourned
until p. M.
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ana q we're female
weakness II n O.
doctor saidIw would
have Co 20 To- the
hospital for an
operation, but 1
could not bear 90
think of t. ] dc
cided Go try Lydia
T. Pinkham's Veg
etablc Compound
audSanative W ash
and was entirely
cured after three
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ELDER DAVID o. MCKAY.


have reioicod exceedingly iu tho
testimonies that have brcn borne dur
ing me session OF This conference.
was deeply Impressed with the cN-
tent OF tlo work confronting the
church as outlined by President smith,
and hy Pres .lcnt l.und one state
mont Impressed me- deeply aud that
was that each one should feel n duty
bound impaIlod tI do something tn
build up the Church FELT the truth
of the remark chat 10 is the duty NJ
every member of che church 90 build
pap and mot to tear down.
Do 4 htpm. No. Hu account is givou
uf tho arrival of The people of Lthi at
Ine Land Euuutful. and the building
uf shin by NCphl uuior instructions
rIFon of The Lord. lu the family was
found Che two classes into which all
mankind may hn divided builders and
dgsUnyDw Or as Emerson sHya the
hcuefaCi1rs and the malcaDturs. Tho
Church from lts inception has been
numbered among the bonefaciors and
aIl tha while it has been confronted by
the Glaze known as the malefact1rs.
Mover have the leaders of The Church
been guilty of tearing down the works
of other people. They build their own
houses, ana Invited the inspection Of
others. and many lou the bowels of
thc doctrines of worldly religion 10
como into che mansions of the true
gospel
The speaker reverted " the meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

Elder Joseph W. McNIurrin OF the
FIRST council of seventies said DE had
received comfort from the opening
hymn Of which De read two verses.
He had found the words 90 De true
when lar away from home Tho Scrip
lures teach that God BIS love This love
caused Jesus Christ Co De sent into tho
world not 90 condemn. but that
through Him AN mankind may be- saved.
The Iattcr-day Saints ought 90 realize
that Gold is love more than any other
people. because OF the blessings re-
Ceived
Tie narrated conversation with "a
gentleman who said that the first prin-
ciples appealed 90 him but be- could
rot see the necessity ~ the Book or
Mormon. or OF new revelation The
speaker asked him what Doc thought of
the Justice OF God who spoke 10 men
I'M one part of the world. the eastern
hemisphere. hut took no notice Of His
children I'm the western hemisphere
The statement OF the Savior relative to
other sheep not Of the fold iu Jeru-
salem was mentioned OF whom the
Savior stated they were 10 De visited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05
ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Gardiner Maine have been
great sufferer from organic troubles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

and how TO build pyramids. Some Of
the descendants OF these people
LETT the country and came 10
America. one author said no one could
have built the Mexican pyramids but
some one who was acquainted with
Egyptian architecture.
Prof. lie Plorgou, great scholar
who spent Is years in investigating
ruins OF YuCatau. saws that the
Mayas either learned their builders
art from the Egyptians. or the Egyp-
tiaus learned il from the Mayas
The Book of Mormon stands before
the world and has for years. 90 be
Judged on its merits. Tho Spaulding
story has long ago been exploded In
the Book Of Mormon are found de-
scrlptIons of immense cities and build
iugs in Central and South America.
the remains of which have been dis
covered On latter days
Knowing nothing % the purposes OF
the use OF water in the basement OF a
temple. one author speaks of the ruins
OF Palenquc "a reservoir which. in Dis
opinion, was made 20 catch and hold
water. These and many other outward
indications are evidences of the truth
OF The Book OF Mormon. Some of these
writers deny that these ruins are eN-
planned in NE Book OF Mormon and
30 SO far even as 90 condemn that book
but ] think they made these coudemna-
tory statements without trying 10 md
out on what grounds the Book of Nor
mon had 20 appeal TO them as the key
to the history of the ancient inhabitants
OF This continent
The Lord gave u7 the Book ~ Nor
mon, containing the gospel iu its pur-
fly and 20 ls true The authenticity ~
the book was not sought to be made
by the prophet from the ruins of an
ciCnt America. Much time o. now spent
trying t0 determine how 10 was done
but what does % matter how Ia was
done' 10 was done, 30 is true. and
nothing ON earth can prove ~ 10 De-
false. The word of the Lord always
stands for truth and for righteousness
Truth and Righteousness should be in-
culgatcd and practiscd throughout the
earth.
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Golf Leaf Pieces will Last Long?
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
ExILES TO PORTO RICO
OFFER MONEY FOR WAR

san -Special-Porto Ricans
settled in Santo Domingo have written
20 Luis NUnoz Rivera. the leader o.
the Uuionist party here Offering him
aid in his campaign against American
tyranny" and the traitors" here no
and and abet Dr. They place their
lives aud property at the disposal az
the Inionist Executive Committee for
the defense OF the honor OF their ua-
tive island. and as beginning agree
10 give $50 month. Their letter iu-
diCafes that they expect O. revolution
ga Porto Rico soon ANA want 20 pa-
rade before their more peacefully ir-
clined brethren the martial spirit they
have acquired oy living among the
turbulent San Domingans
The profered aid has been ioyfuuv
accepted. but with just enough reserve
20 impress upon the givers the great
ness OF the honor conferred upon them
in being permitted 20 become martyrs
for their country.
Wiseacres say thot the Willy polu-
clans chuchle over the prospect OF get
ting $50 month for an indefinite pe
Rod
There are about ten thousand Porto
Ricans in san Domingo distributed ir
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

colonies throughout the republic The
great majority are laborers and small
traders. but a few like Santiago
Micheiena and Serailer. rank among
the richest bushes men IA Santo Do
mingo The ofer Of aid does not come
from these wealthy men. but from a
group located az San Pedro de Macoris.
and this band OF agitators Is headed
by Zoiio Rodriguez. Efforts are being
made 90 secure the cooperation OF an
Porto Ricans in the Dominican Re
public in furnishing money and what
ever other aid may be required of
them 20 achieve the Independence OF
Porto Rico.
The bitter hatred OF the san Domin-
gans for Americans is attributed in
great part 20 the voful tales OF misery
and cruel oppression told by Porto
Rican emigrants who arrived skcrtl,
after the cyclone that devastated this
island IN 1899 since that date the
steady Flow Of Porto RiCans into the
republic has continued. and Ia has been
the custom OF the emigrauts Co iu-
gratiate themselves with the san DO.
miugans by exciting sympathy and
poisoning their minds against AmoIi
cans whom Chey describe as grasp
/ ing. despotic people. full OF race ha-
tired seeking 10 possess th'insetNre
I OF Santo Domingo and 20 Dust the mss
tives as they have done the Porto RI
| cans
The traitors" 90 whom the Porto
Ricans in Santo Domingo refer iu their
I letter 90 Leader Munoz Rivera are the
I Republicans and foreigners who stand
i with the Americans Tor the ma.ute-
/ nance OF law and order and sound
/ administration guaranteeing life and
property