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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
WESTERN STATES
MISSION WORK

Denver. Colorado. oct ls.-President
A j. Atkinson of the West Colorado
conference informs us that book sales
are good In his section of the country,
that friends are made on every hand
and that there is a marked increase
along all lines of the work. The eld-
ers are unable to FIJI the numerous
invitations extended to them and at
the same time attend fully TO the vari-
Gus well-attended classes that have
been organized. Elders r.. c. Green
and j. II. Ellison of this conference
had to walk nearly 400 miles to attend
conference last month. IL rained most
of the time. and as a result travelling
was very difficult When they had
walked three days they were nearly
exhausted. but aid came to them in
the way of a freight train which picked
them up and carried them 40 miles
along their road. The conductor of
this train met the elders a day or two
later and took them to dinner at a
hotel.
Elders w. II. Lynn and Erban Green
state that they are receiving every at
fention in and around Cortez, Colo The
people offer them their schoolhouses
in which TO hold meetings, and in
many other ways show them unfeigned
friendlincss.
President Adam Sharp OF the Da-
kota conference says that all is well
with the work I'm that part, All OF
the elders under him report that they
are having excellent success, and that
they are seeing the results OF the work
OF former elders In that section. They
are holding a large number Of cottage
and open-air meetings. Elder George
Wilson during September helped con-
duct 10 street services besides assist
ing in many other meetings
From the North Colorado conference
comes the report that the elders are
being kindly received and are making
many warm friends Elders b. f..
Briscoe ard A. z. Green say that they
were very kindly treated by the mayor
Of Brush, colo. As a result Of his
frlendliness the elders there have been
BILE 10 do a good work.
Elders J. n. Hopkin and J n Cart
wright send the following from La
fayette, Colo: Lately i'm this town
an evangelist has been holding a
series OF revivals. trying TO get the
people TO repent and be saved. on
the evening OF Sept % we attended
his service, thinking that we could
gain a few points along the subject OF
his talk which was THE New
Thought" In the beginning Of his
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BRICHT'S DISEASE

That chronic Bughrs Disease Is
now being cured hy treatment that
reduces Inflammation boz the kidneys
o. beginning tO Doe generally known.
We copy the following from the SAN
Francisco Bulletin, June 22d, 1905:
THE recovery is reported of Mr..
y. LaWtou, of 266 Fifth Avenue. san
Francisco. The case is especially in-
teresting. due Go the fact that books
declare chronic Brlghts Dis
ease inCurablr aud five city
physicians had passed ON and
diagnosed the case. The usual symp-
toms found n extreme cases were
reported excessive dropsy enlarged
heart ana towards the last the patient
siN weeks De- slept in "a chair. Lawton
had cousin. Mrs W. r.. Hoover ~
Auburn. who also had am advanced
case of liriRhis Disease. She had been
tapped three times when she heard
pf fulton's Renal Compound ana
made "a fine recovery This interested
-aWton Boo thc treatment ana N result
"a m bis recovery also. He De- "a
Mason, member of Excelsior Lodge,
and many members WIN rocolicct his
serious predlcamenf and thar they
thought they would Doe called on 90
pass him over
Parties desiring 90 know more ~
This treatment can get run literature
hy addressing the John j. Fulton
COMPANY 2l2 First Street San Fran
Fulton's Renal Compound can De-
had ln your cry uf our agent b. j.
nm nrug CO.. sole agents Boa salt
Lake clty.
We desire every patient to write
us who is not noting the usual ina
proNement b the third week.
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remarks he said thar 4.
ing 70 preach against was no,
s,ated that there w.. church -
ul't ought 20 be- ~. 'Wo chur.l
e.sse being the Norn,,'ed sgala.s
,,ntlstian Scientists sr ,,,,ns ana M
iaso an explanation ~ ~, he cnls,.,
ltaihing THINGS AZ hornons..
ulSeu, nigoted "ininiefe,,, ly rrsE
salu mat II any of he van a. u
tkoIe9 Mormonism m fbo llenct "a.
hau better cease or 80. icast. ~.
so uecp INTO he'll that tbc,. "ouid be 4,
s.e OUT lie hoped that I, lever voss
ahE oi the Mormon dg,ti. Ndut hss,
kicsatlon, ana prave5 H. IN mis- sl..
".uu Nuitor such ronufi,n ne nes,,
Alter his "serfnor.
esuai Plea Tor the sinners b., Dcsan "a,
NhfiSt ana be- saved v...,, Noine uri
aiohs TINS Thought. but r' eloqus,,
70 care about salvation t"e seem-i
er cartwright stood ,, '''-lly pa
ln,rreacher told him 60 como snd d
WINE nc elder was roi,. 'ue Goa
pit the divine" WINS r,..i...' 'ae 3D.
Dress YOU, my hoyl TbsrL 1Gl1 Ca
rs one who has "a desire ~ wa thal
oho tried with am his MICS. savei'
some moro TO follow. rrr,..''. 20 n
the pupht tho elder was r,.g.... Ieachr,
" oy the hand and had r poprl, warn.
pls neou the customary bisg@',l lpe
arc pronounced on to b.,t''ss ht
new convert. Elder Cart,r,s,, ot h
permission 20 speak. which rl sut asst
~ ana then tho people NO., sfd1t
Morhionism really Is. vvbe9 Nhn
that he was a Mormon. M, ne Sa|
grabbed him by the arm a,a 'Ieacas-
nm away, saying that he diSn, l'ha
ms pulpit polluted by a Morn,n, wan
me elder had taken his se9t ~ Nhs'
er said that he was sorry pleatt.
deVll had found his way ina N.Y. MAY &c
ing and that he would like 70 ,s meet.
ana punch the DEVILS face ~ ~ cow
pie began TO look at the pinis.. p'''
see II he weren't Satan himself 's' .
BY taking the stand thaf ~.
me elders won many people - aa
their side, and are holding larve ~ - .
and hall meetings, the bau b W. s'les
nished by the people. il being 9t ,bas IN
one In which the above inc,5s,,s ans
CURED. Two baptlsrns arr 'v rou @.
as a result Of the work In s,ssporl,t
and others are to follow -'''e'a
T. ROSS WILSON
Mission Secreiar.
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OF healing are reported in this confer
ence. The infant child of a Brother
White was healed by the power OF
God through administration by Elders
Griffin and johnson. A lady residing
in Marshall county. not a member Of
the Church. who had been very III for
some time was also greatly benefited
through the administration Of Elders
L. r. Green and c. r. Jenkins. For
the past four weeks this lady had been
in much pain a great deal OF the time.
but Immediately after the admnisira-
ton went to steep and enjoyed "A good
nights rest stating the next morning
that the pain had entirely left her..
Two baptisms We're performed In Tate
county. by Elders Green and Jenkins
... Eighteen Books OF Mormon were
sold by the four elders Of company
"B' during the past week.
North Carolina. Elder Robert An
drus. president. Box 632, Charlotte,
y. CA very successful meeting was
held ON the banks Of a creek at La
Grande by Elders W. ID. Criddle ana
c. V. Payne, az which they had the
privilege .of baptzng six new con-
verts ... Elders John A. smith and
Cheslie Woodland also report two
baptisms from Montgomery co.
AlillOs ElUtf - ~ gray lkfNihtuA.
Box Al. station ~" Columbus, o.
During the week ending Sept %.
President G.. ID. Gray together with
Elders Yates Manning and Nadsworth,
visited the members and friends living
in the city of Toledo. Six wen at
tended public meetings and one priest
hood meeting We're held. The elders
have many warm friends la this city
and several people are earnestly i'm
yestlgatiug the principles Of the
gospel
South Carolina, Elder L. NJ Bel
knap. president. Box 216, Columbia,
s President J. " Moore. who has
presided over this conference for sew
eral months with signal ability, mas
been houorably released 10 return TO
his home i'm Joseph, Utah. lie has
been suffering for some time from a
rather severe attack OF typhoid pneu-
mouia. but has sufficiently recovered
60 be able 10 travel without much in
convenience He takes with him the
best wishes Of The elders. members and
friends OF the conference. Elder l..
N. BelSnap has been appointed 10 sue
coed him as president of the South
Carolina conference. .....At aap-
tsmal service held al Patrick by ED
ors ~. r Morgan ana n. j. Elmer n
large crowd gathered 90 witness the
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EASTERN STATES
MISSION HISTORY

Brooklyn Conference-Chas. II.
owen, president, APO w. one Hundred
and Twenty-fourth St. New York city
While tracing in COpakc, Elders
William o. Clark and ~ Ross Beatie
called upon a Methodist minister, who,
by the way, was a converted Jew, and
asked for entertainment. The gentle
man received them very kindly and
stated that he would b. glad to take
care of them, but that his home was
torn up owing to some remodeling. and
then stated that he would he glad TO
take them across to one of his parish
toner's, where they were entertained
during the night, and the next day they
spent two hours In conversation with
the minister, who purchased Book
of Mormon. Elders John A.
Taylor and Clarence Burgess were
pleasantly entertained at the homo of
an ex-minlster Of the Baptist church.
who stated that he had retired from
the ministry because he had become
dissatisfied with the doctrines of men;
he was much interested in the gospel
as taught by his guests, the elders.
In Middleton. a city Of 20 900,
Elders NJ. IL. GustaVeson and Jesse Nc
CullOugh have been doing an excellent
work, travelling absolutely without
purse OF scrip They remained in Mid
dletoWn for some 10 days holding street
meetings, etc, and distributing a good
deal of literature. A lady whom
Elder William Clark met. and who had
lived in Utah, stated. IF all people
would live up to the teachings Of Nor
monism we would have a much better
world 10 live in" A success
ful meeting of the members in the New
York branch was held at the mission
office on Sept p. which was addressed
BY Elder Heber J. Grant lie also adj
dressed the saints at the Sunday meet
ing
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She Was Pleasantly surprised

Miss II. r. Bell Wausau WIS
writes: Before / commenced to take
Foley's Kidney Pills ! had severe paint
in my back. could not sleep. and wa
greatly troubled with headache. ~
first few doses OF Foley's Kidney PIN
gave me relief. and two bottles eure'
me. The quick results surprised me
and / can honestly recommend them
IF. J. Hill Drug co. CIhe never SUP
stitutors) Salt Lake City
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CHURCH
MISSION ADDRESSES

For the convenience OF travel
ets. the Deseret News gives here
. with the addresses OF the various
missions OF the Church where
this paper will always be found
on file. and where travellers VIII
receive courteous attention;
New York City--33 West one
Hundred and Twenty-sixth St
Chicago-149 SO. Paulina 81.
San Francisco-i443B Baker ST.
Los Angeles-i23 West Tenth
st.
Denver-622 West. Sixth Ave
. Chattanooga. Teun.-7i1 Fair
view Ave.
Portland. Ore.-562 T. Main 81.
independence. Mo.-SO2 South
Pleasant st.
Mexico-Calsada 'sta. Maria
Ga rodonda) mum. % (altos), d. r.
London. England. Deseret
High Road South Tottenham.
Liverpool. England-2s5 Edge
Lane.
BristoI-10 Albert Place. Chelt.
enham. England
Zurich, Switzerland 80 Hosch-
/. gasse So. Munster.
/. Korsgade II.
! Stockholm. Sweden-Svartens-
gatan =
Observation-Disclosures st.
Tokyo. Japan-si Yakuojimae
/. Machi Ushigome Ku.
. Toronto. Canada $50 Bat
. hurst ST.
!; Rotterdam. Holland
; Crooswifksc hesingei 8.
New Zealand--5s Upper Queen
. street. or r o. box, ". Auck-
!. land
!. Australia Victory" Pencil
!: ST.. Newton. Sydney.
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mont. to North West Virginia: Fred
w Cox, Maine, TO Vermont.
Releases--Earl j. Hawks. $. $.
Green. Jacob Fret NJ. j. Keller, Natl.
l., Smith. William J. Hiatt, a. 7.
Coombs. j. c. Grant. Morgan J. Rich,
Mrs. Lucy ID. DinwOodey.
Missionary Work-Families visited,
20,6Ol; families revisited, Abs; number
OF gospel conversations, 1906; tracts
distributed. 80, 100: Church works solo.
800; small books, 2.972; Book Of Mormon
lectures. $50; hall meetings, 1911; cottage
meetings, 1866 open air meetings, 49,;
children blessed, 10; baptisms, "a.
G.. +. DINWOODEY,
Secretary.
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ceremonies and 70 listen 20 the re-
marks OF the elders relative TO the
principle and ordinance OF baptism.
Virginia. Elder r. u. Porter prcsl-
dent. Box 4S9 Roanoke Na-Elders
Donaldson and Brady report very good
success i'm King and Queen and ESSEX
counties having been successful i'm
organizing n sunday school at Hover
tons in the latter county The saints
OF Howcrtons have purchased a nice
hall for the purpose Of holding meet
ings. Funeral services were held
at lvanhoe during the afternoon OF
Sept. &c. by Elders Lowder and Shell
ley for Sister Mary a. scott. who died
faithful member OF the Church
June %. 1909. Although fvanhoe Is
but a country town. over hundred
people came out to the funeral SER
vice and also 10 cottage meeting held
in the evening. and much interest was
manifested IN the principles of the
gospel as taught by the elders.
Arrivals and Assignmeuts-E D.
Howard Of Hubbard. Ariz. TO Ala
bama; w. X. Granger OF Cedar City.
Utah, to Georgia.
Transfcrs-C. o. strong. Kentucky
20 East Kentucky Robt b. orr. Ken
lucky TO East Kentucky: James w
Hartley, Alabama 20 North Carolina:
O. T. Hansen. Atlanta to East Ten
nessec.
Lcleases-John W. Mangum. Mel
vim c. Swap. Thos. f. Secrist, will
ford NJ. Hancock. Walter II. Denham,
Andrew l.. Jones. Miss Ella Pack
John w. Blazzard. VIM. +. Larkin.
Milton Robbins and Frank G. Thorne
r. +. PORTER.
Mission Secretary.
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brane resulting from Catarh and dfl's
away Cold in the Head quickly. bes'o'n
the Senses Of Taste and Smell run ~ y,
so cts. at Druggists or BY mal: Ll-'
Cream Balm for use in atomizers 70 e,s
Ely Brothers. 90 Warren Street, New l@
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Fast Pennsylvanla. William r.
Dredge president, 352S Sydenham St.
Philadelphia students from tho
west are returning 10 Philadelphia and
Baltimore 20 resume their studies; last
year these brethren and sisters were
factor for good In aiding the elders and
IL Is hoped that this year will find them
fully as energetic and DESTROYS OF help
ing the Lords work Elders John
+. Moody and Ezra J. Phelps have been
very successful IA Dauphin county and
have had number of well attended
opcn-alr meetings and distributed con-
siderable literature. While pass
ing through "A small village on Satur-
day evening Elders Hyrum Hardy and
Albert q. Gardner went TO "A hotel and
asked for entertainments they showed
the proprietor their certificates and he
promptly invited them 10 stop. That
night they went out on the street cor
uer. when about $50 people listened TO
them preach the gospel. after which
they disposed of over a dozen books
and a goodly number of tracts.
Elder Joseph a. Wagstan and Roy r.
TidWell attended a Lutheran Sunday
school az Morkelyille on Sept. 10. and
We're treated very kindlyi they were
invited to hold a meeting in the church
Boo the evening. Elder seth s.
Green has been released 60 return
home.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Inc Following elders aud sister, A..
reported at the Church historiap's
IN TINS city their safe return fro.'
Foreign mission field ON tbe
given. In an tho fields representa- \.
gospel work is making very satisse..t
progress.
Oct. 4--Charles r. Lesueur ~ NJ.
Maricopa county. Arizona fr,r' ~
British mission. set apart Aprll ,se
Released on account of sickness
Oct. Ia. l. Harper Of please,
Grove. Utah county Utah fron ~
Society Islands mission; set apsu s,r
. 1906. ''f-
oct. l4-Thomas n. Black Jr q, q,
north Third West street. Sail ~
City. from the Swiss and German --'..
sion; set apart Feb. 8. 1907
James +. Burns. OF Bountih Dq,.
county, Utah. from the British nlssos
set apart Dec. % 1907
Charles Joseph Zollinger Of Rexlmrs
Fremont county, Idaho. from the SvlS
and German mission; set apart Feb h
1907.
James l.. Wallace Of Salt Lake Gin.
from the Netherlands mission; si
apart Feb. IL. 1907
John Franklin Custer OF Lehi. Utah
county, Utah, from the British mission:
set apart Sept. II. 1907
James A. Ramsell Of West jordan
Salt Lake county Utah, from the Bit.
ish mission; set apart July %, 1901
James Thomas and wife Of Black.
foot. Idaho. from the British mission;
set apart April s. 1909. Returned On
account of sickness.
James Conrad Koch OF Salt Lake
City. from the Swiss and German MS.
sion: set apart Feb. r. 1907.
oct. 1S--JOseph d. Brown Of Hgoy,
Fremont county Idaho, from the
Southern states mission; set apart
Nov. Il, 1907
oct. 20-Fredorick Arthur Richards
Of West Jordan, Salt Lake county, from
the Northern States mission. set apart
Nov 10 1907
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New England. Thomas A. spack-
man, president N Worcester street
thriving branch Of the Church once
existed I'm Lowell Mass Elder spack
man and A. n Miller recently visited
there and We're successful in locating
"a number of children of the old Lat
ter-day Saints while visiting al one
of the homes. the lady showed the elder
a cony ~ the nrst edition Of tho Book
~ Mormon together with other early
Church publications The lady was
also ln possession Of her fathers Jour
nal recording his trip across the plains
Win the early pioneers. The elders
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Maine. William II. Stecd. president,
3A5 Cumberland avenue, Portland, Me-
Elders A. @ Jewkes, william Evans,
Almon j. Miller and President Steed
are taking up the work In Fredericton,
New Brunswick Elder Steed writes.
Elder Miller and / LETT the town of
Prcsque Isle for Washburn. "A distance
OF u miles. About midway we We're en-
tertained for the night by gentle
man named Moore, who had Travelled
in the west and had "a good word 20
say for the MoTmons. lie drove MS
about i've miles on our way the next
morning Az Washburn we We're enter
tained by "a Mr. Riedant over Sunday
on Monday he treated rs % an auto
mobile ride At Caribou we were the
guests OF the proprietor ~ the Hotel
Vaughn. We are finding friends on
every hand" Elder william n.
Andus received the following letter
from gentleman with whom ne had
leu some books. Dear Sir. I would
Ike you 90 know that ] enjoyed read
ing the books YOU left me. very much.
1 ma them very instructive ana have
learned "a great many truths of which
1 was ignorant / thank you very much
and hope YOU may have a long and use
ul career IN bringing before many
others like myself the plain truth /
enclose 81 bin 90 help your good work
along
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East Tennessee, Elder w. II. Lar
son. president, box 6So, Knoxville. Tenn
Elders Erickson aud Robertson re-
port very successful week in Cumber-
land county. Sept. 20 and % they held
wen attended meetings ia Maysville.
and were given meals and lodging at
the hotels of the town They also
called on the president OF the Congre-
gational college at Pleasant Hill and
after friendly conversation left him
Book OF Mormon. Elders Lay
ton, shaw Abraham and Moves were
invited 10 the home of "a prominent
citizen OF Minersville ON Sept. 10, who
unbelnown TO the elders secured a han
for them and appointed q meeting. A
large crowd came out to hear the eld-
ers. and after the sermons this gentle
man asked permission TO speak He
spoke in glowing terms OF the sacri-
fees made by the Mormon elders I'm
their work Of preaching the gospel
without salary and then asked the peo-
pie To purchase books and read for
themselves Of the belief of the Latter
day Saints, Offering 60 pay for them
for those who could not afford the ex-
pense themselves. The elders disposed
Of an the books they had. -Four
elders have just completed work In
Lenoir city aud Coal Greek with graft
flying success. al the latter place dis
posing of 30 books and "a large number
of tracts la one day During
the week ending Sept rs. n standard
church works - doctrinal books and
l,1l8 tracts We're distributed by the
elders OF this conference Two
blptisms were reported by Elders Kel-
Ter and Hunter
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East Kentucky. Elder G. +. Ellis
worth, president, box i22 Lexington.
ky.-During the week ending Sept. 20
Elders G, +. Ellsworth and W. r. Lar
kin held several well attended meetings
IN Rock Castle county At a baptismal
service held on the END they baptized
three new converts TO the church of
Jesus Christ OF Iatter-day Saints.
The company" elders are now working
the Blue Grass" section and are meet
ing with very good success.
During the past three months nearly all
the saints OF cne conference have been
visited, and the elders report them firm
in the faith and striving to do their
duty. A series of well attended
meetings has been held In a church in
the city OF Atterson during the past
week by Elders r. b. orr and c. O.
Strong. Four baptisms are
reported during the week ending Sept.
80, two at Ribolt by Elder c. A. Park
inson and two at Greeley by Elder Mar
tin Anderson.
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oct. 1S--Joseph ID. Brown Of RgN,
Fremont county Idaho. from The
Southern states mission; set apat
Nov. Il, 1907.
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Kentucky. Elder A. r. Thorup.
president Box 554, Louisville. Ky F.
SATURDAY Sept rs, "a very successful
street meeting WAS held in Louisville
by President A. r. Thorup uud Elder
August GlissmeYer About 900 pco-
pie stopped 90 listen, and before the
services We're closed tho elders had
sold AN their books ANA calls vera
made FOR more. Tine prejudice
which heretofore has been very strong
An Meade county is waning. ANA Elders
Decker and Mcintosh report good suc-
cess in their lahors m the southern
part of the county ... Eight haptisms
are reported iu the cunfcreucp--thrrc
IN Marirf county, hy Elder a.. ID Way
man, uue by local Elder i.F Ellington
IN Spe .-rr county, two iu ohio county
by Elders Gnssmcyer ana Nebcker.
and two by Elder Thatcher kimhall
IN Adair county
Middle Tennessee. Elder I. a. Es-
DIN president Box 26a. Memphis.
Tenn The elders ~ this conference
report marked success in holdiue
meetings. ortY-one having been held
during the past two weeks. Elders
hpshman Archibald ana Coleman
report making many friends in Lin.
coin Co
Mississippi Elder Geo J. Gray.
president, bll Mississippi 81.
I'haon' visa number Of Instances
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Alabama. Elder J. j. Curtis, presi-
dent box ,03 Montgomery, Ala.-SiN-
teen baptisns have been performed in
this conference during the past two
weeks. Two at Mason by Elder Leroy
Wood six by Elders Randall and Dali
ton az Athens and Elkmont three by
Elders child ana Ford at carbon Hill
two at Mariana, Fla. by Elders Brown
and Watkins, one by Elder A. J. Hog
gan at LamisOn. and two at Ponce dc
Leon, Fla by Elder Milton Robbins.
About eco people came out TO
listen 10 the explanation Of the first
principles of the gospel by Eltnrs Ran
dali and Dalton at their haptismal
service I'm Elkmont At "a Campbellite
meeting IN Athens these elders. In the
absence Of the minister. We're given
charge Of the services and were
listened TO attentNoly by a large con-
gregation.
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oct. 20-Fredorick Arthur Richards
OF West Jordan. salt Lake county from
the Northern States mission; set apart
Nov. 10, 1907