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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
Gn Sapancicr-s ammeniuerselie.

.@ioite l1ge arreitere6e &olttiet |
@onolul1t paa &atpoit=9erne Is &c.
6ere al CT Streifebebegelie, ser t
sen 1ioIte Moaneostt6 bar beret
igang for at ifaffe 9erneS iupane>
fife Mrbeioere bpiere 2pn. @epG>
gclien bar organiieret mes megen
Omb11 % boboe 2 iaponeiiife @ta+
Sc iom 0rganer, men ga ser bar
ooifilligt ser tp6e6e paa, at SEN gift
us poo on6et og mere eno 2pnfor<
beieIie, greb 9brigbe6en IND, fiat
feoe fig M6gang til @freifeleoernes
&obe6fparterer og fit Ser 8eptier
ibenoe for, at Ser ttliigteoes at
ifaffe SSopaneierne &ontrol ober BE-
le 511fferinouitrien paa 9erre og
meget tp6e6e paa, at Ser bar Bla=
ner igiere ON at frabrtite Be bptoe
SS1,6bpggere 2e6elien at 4ernes tn
ore Mfferer, iom iaa Sapaneierne
pil6e le6e til egen Sor6el. Senbeo
5000 Sopaneiere er inobifleoe |
.streifen. SoIp al Sc Is 9eoere er
lat UNDER EiltoIe for GoriGg paa at
ipnrfiette Sprgr og ttlitDnoe til
Mor6. Ser er noitt6t 6orbno tmoo
at itgrre 6olfemasier iamler Jig beo
Maa6bulet &onoI1lu UNDER Sor'
bprene. Sen lofale iapaneiiife Scott
Iul bar n6iteot en- Mobariel til tine
2an6smano mos at babe noget 11eO
StreifIe6erne at lfaffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

oan-Wfuller, 2ongfellop, 8igr1ion,
|Sbien OBJ, lite bar %fierneite 8egreb
ON flasiiif 6ramatiif &unit eIIer ON
Gorifiel mellem 8uleoanS % tlaSiiif
6olfeoans, t. @fs. Menuetter at 81
perbei";; alorig bar paret grebet al
8eetboDen'S Menoels!obn's, @aoe's,
9artmann's, @rieg's eller @epie's
berlige Eonepelo, al6rig bar facet
Sieleianien ll1ffet op til at le 11ogen
Daienlig 6orifiel mellem ct flasii1f
Malert % ct grelt foloreret vyfeu
&uppin" og mootager ifte noget ipn-
oerlig forifielligt Snotrpf, enten man
prGienteres for en- flasltif Signr at
Sborpaloien eller for Ell Nipsglen-
itano fra Miirnberg. 8il man ba-
be &et til at fel0e iin baar6e Dom
oper &l1manisme11, iaa maa man ga
pirfeltg / Set mtnOite fprlt e r.
+ b esr b e Jig 6enne &et pe0 at
ln6eripge npie, bpa0 Menneifeaan6en
bar frembragt til 9ato. Moar en-
5ofrates, ser peo mangfol0ige @an~
&c mere eno nogen an6en al bans
Somti0ige, flyer: ~Seg be6, at leg
intet be0," 1aQ bar ban / eminent
Goritan0 erbperpet Jig &et til at tale
iaale6es, og man fgler uDilfaarlig
@eipeft for Sen Mun0 og for banS
l16iagn; met bpis en- enfol0ig So
norant og @fterinaffer, iom abiolut
tntet pe6, flyer set famine = bpao
filler n1an iaa?
@nbper &riiten, iom blot noge,1-
lu11oe bar foritaaet SEN 11pere &ultur=
peroen, fan life pe0blipen0e bore
blind for Sen &ienosgierning, at
Mennei febeOm ogiaa uoenfor Sri
%iten0om1nen = belt00er en- &igoom
al e0le, iterfe og ifienne &refter.
Sen ariitne treoer life oiSIe @er0ier
Il @napie Jet, men taffer @u0 6erfor
og flyer mes 2rtber: ugeu be6 ri 6og,
@u0 ife Sou, at ri nte6 go6 Sambit=
tigbe0 tpr bore glade og mes Sat-
iigelie BRUCE CUBS @aper til set,
ban bar ifabt 0em til". Men Sen
&riitne glenrmer fife mes CUBS
8iitan0 = at 6isie rige &er0ier er
90 i6ler og life Maal. Sc sen
&riitne, om ban glem1ner Set; TIL
&riitenltbets Centrum er @n6, og mo-
get an0et Centrum gipeS life. Sort
Motto, bborfra ngrperen0e 8etragt=
ming tog lit l10gangspunft, er al ST.
flop Martenlen. 2a6 ba Sen 1amme
faa 2ob til at lutte. ~Sntet al Set,
iom bgrer til en- irno Mennei fetil=
perelie, ifal gao tabt," flyer Soar
ten ien; linen Menneifeltbet ifal BE-
pgge Jig ONT ct an6et Centrum, nem=
Zig @uo, me0ens set bt6til fun be.
pege0e Zig ON Jig ielp."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
9run0(o0Sfe|ter.

Ounl f=Mmerifanerne far iaar lom
altt0 feiret Sen 0anlfe @run0lopso1g
nre6 en- Meng0e lofale Seitligbe0er,
be0 bpilfe Sc / Saler og Gang far
priiet Danmarfs &iges @run6lop og
Sen 8etp0ning Sen bar babt ogiaa for
oem peo at gtbe Sem 8ettngelierne
for at gipre go0 SDl0eit / 6eres aoop=
tere6e 2an6.
@lan0t Sc mango Setter bar ser
inrligt en- Ser fom til at in6tage
Ell fren1ragen0e Hla0s, nemlig ben
itore Sellesfelt @bicagos 6anife
6oreninger bap6e arrangeret / 9fiper=
piem Harf. Den blep bba6 Sen bar
tiliigtet at bore: en- pirfelig Matio-
nalfelt / bpilfen benpe0 10000 Men=
l1eifer 0eltog. Sra flere al Sc ONT
liggen6e 8per og @tater bar Ser
fommet 0eltagere / 6enne Geit, iiffert
Ell al Sc itGrlte, Ser nogeniinoe far
neret afbol0t al 9unife / Mmerifo.
Soften in0le6e0es nre6 @eotagelie
al ea &eiolution, Ser ifal opleies be0
Sen 6anlf>amerifanife Dag paa
2an0suoltillingen / Marbus 5. 4, SUI
Ii og / bpilfen Ser u6tales Danif-
Entertainments al6rig ibigtenoe
aierIigbe6, G~afnemmeligbe0 og Sro-
faitbe0 operfor Sa6reIanoet og 9n-
tie ONT &elo og Sremifrt6t | fommen=
Sc Sage. g,16pi6ere oeotoges Mf>
len6elle al ct Telegram til 9anmarf,
ser ienotes til &onieilspreitoent
geeerguoro, me6 en- &ilien til 9an-
mari. Meite Dag in6ldb en- Saf for
&iliene1 fra &onieilspreii6enten.
programmed beito0 al en- Sale for
@runolopen al &e0aft6r @opb1s S.
Meble al Omaha, al Sllinois' @nper=
11gr, Deneer, for Mmerifa, og al Dan-
morfs @on1ul / Chicago, ST. Geo.
@ech for 9anmarf. Serligt ben
ji0lfe Sale gior0e ct fortrinlig Snb-
trpf beo Sen parme og biprtelige
Maa0e, bporpaa Saleren tolfe6e
Mmerifanernes Sorbolo hl|
6porelanbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
@tlltam S. 8rban iom Tprbmnbs'
fenntpr.

Set anies mi for iiffert, at 80.
S. @rpan bill blipe @unoioat for
Salg til Gorbun6sienator for See
braifa iom @fterfplger al Sen n1t'
bGren6e Sn6ebaDer al @mbe6et, Ste
b1blifaneren 6. S. @11rfett. Sc
o%emofratiife 2e6ere I Mebralfa ben'
ter mes Sifferbe0 at ban oil bltDe
nomineret beo SEN 11De Hrimerbalg'
LOB, Ser lt6lte Ginter bleb be0taget
for g%eebralfa, og iom poobDoer, at
SEN Mano er nomineret, iom faar
set Dgielte Mntal Stemmer, uoen
@enipn til @artiittlling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
Srncn6c Gtatsraabsfriic / Mprac

SrpcnOc St1tSrnnOStrt1c NDrgc.
Sra &riitionio telegraferes 1i6itc
l1gc, at Ser ct 6are for Ell Minis
iterfriie / Morge / Mnleoning al cit
Stri6 mllem Sc to Momiroler
9porre og @prreIen. ser begge be-
tragter fig iom Glao6ens @peritbe-
folenoe. @rlu16cn til 6en truer1oe
&rile er> at ser bcrif fer l1pisbe6 ON,
bporbiot Set CT @ongen, @egieringc,1
eller Stortinget ser ifal treffe Mf-
glsrclI e I Strioen, % en- S11terpel-
lat1on | @tortinget angaaenoe Bette
bleb al Statsmtniiter &nloien er'
flervt for at bore u6e al @la0s,
ioet ban onier &egieringen for SEN
eneite tornpetente til at afgipre Ga
gen. Sage11 bil fomme til Mfltem=
ming | oenrte l1ge, og gaar Sen Sc
gieri1gen tmo6, pil Sen antageltg
gaa at.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
8rtgbt 8rpbrene be6res.

EorS6ag ii6ite lge fit Sc berem,
te 2uftifippere 8rgorene @ilbnr oq
0rbille @rigbt %oberraft bber Ell
@~1lome0aille> ser bab6e foite1
$1,000, in6iamle6e al Mero Club oi
america. &reiioent Saft oberraf.
te 6em Meoaillerne me6 nogIe on-
e%rfien0en6e Or6 for 6eres Itore Mr>
beioe for 2nftleilaoien, og @ongres-
mono Tarions at Seem Sort bol6t
Sberreffeliestalen poa &lubbernes
8egne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
Moo %6muoS(iteratu-
rem.
rem.
G%orlGggernea Mnipar.

yen. tglte Bogban6lerforentng IT'LL
leoe Jig paa lin iioite Generation
lamling | 2eip5ig meget ifarpt moo
Dor SioS fulturienolfe @muoslitera-
tur og erflereoe, at set bar enbper
goo 8ogban6lers Bligt at gigre fit
til, at Snoet bleo u6rp6oet 6els pe0
at uogtoe go6e Bigger, bels peo at
befempe 6e flette. Mpoet uotalte,
at oct lite bar moi, at alle ilette 8g-
ger, Sfrifter og 8ille6er blep fierne1
fra 8inbuerne; men Sc maatte BEL
Ter life ftn6es / 8utiferne, ia life
engang / &niene, for at fife @ifteu
ifnloe trenge ino / 6olfeiielen. Bog
bonoleren boboe til Hligt at binore,
at Der blep raft Solicit Gift / @teoet
for inn6, aQn0elig Scoring.
Observation-Disclosures uotalte tp,
6elig og flart, bouo oen forlto0 peo
imuoiig 2iteratur. Set bar for set
f6rlte ben 2iteratnr, iom fremgif al
en- imuofig og foroen6t Snntaii og
for oct anoet oe @eger, iom forber=
ligeoe Sorbrpoeli er, @gger, lom blep
uobreote I &uiinoer al @fsemplarer
uoober bele 2an6et.
Dette ct en- iforp 8etoning al BET
etiife Moment, bborefter alt, Iom far
en- ifooelig Sn0flp6elle poa &ulturen
og Seoerne iful6e negtes Bloos / Ell
&ogbon6e1. Sorenin9ens Meiolution
ron1mer life bare 6%orbrp6er- og g}g-
perromontifen> men alt, lom appel
lerer til 6e lapere Drifter / 6en men<
mel feltge Natur og angriber @runo=
laget for Dor &ultur. Dertil bgrer
og1oa Sen &etning / SEN mo6erne 81
teratur, JONI opltiller Sen @runoipt-
ming, at &unlten er til for Stunt items
SfDlo, og paaltaar> at ~for SEN rene
er olting rent. 8ro6ufterne al en-
irnuoiig og forben6t 6untuli forgifter
fife alene Tolfeiielen; men Sc for
fpofler ogioa unitbegreberne og p0e,
logger oen ~offenltge Mening.
Set ligger / @ogbanolernes, men
fremfor alt I Gorleggernes &aanb al
bol6e BEN ne0brD6enoe 2iteratur Dor.
te fra Marfe0et og iaalebes bprn@
ON &11ltur og &enbe0. Set er ra:
tnrligbis fife olti6 let at afgiere e1
&erfs etife @ebolt. Men ber er Sci
&ritifen ifol fomme me6 fin &ielp oe
f%aitilao ct @erfs fulturelle @er6
n0en &erions Mnieelle. gn &ritif
iom I lin @e0dmmelie al EN- 8og, ia.
ger mere @eniDn iii Sorfatterens ITO:
re NaDn en6 til 8ogens birfeligt
@ero, fan intet go6t gigre. 9et el
ben innottenfen6e og iamoittigbeos.
fnloe &ritifer> iom fan gigre 11oge1
for at befrt % for set @mnos, ion
II laa bgi @ra6 bar flebet be6 bor
2iteratur I Sc it6fte IS Mor.
6orbaabenlig bill SEN @tilIing, iom
BEN tDife @ogban6lerforening bar
t%notoget, ebe en- megttg Sn6flp6elie
og bringe baa6e &ritiferne og Tor>
lgggerne til 8ebi0itbe6 ON 6eres ITO
re Mnipar.
CMmerifa").
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
Gallant.


u&boraf fomnner Set 81. @oniuI,
ct Sc alorie bar tenft poa at gifte
Dm?"
uDa leg bar / Ben M6er, at leg
ffun6e tanfe paa iligt, bar De e16nu
ffp6t, 9Srgffen. ....
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
Bognpt.

lRll1Hg al Trtlt1dn D1terga1rO.
Sorfatterens 6orlag. Saaes Dos
g. @usmusien Hub 60. &ris
tn6b. $1.15.
Set er ct nreget peroifulot @i-
Drag til Ben 6anlf-amerifanife 81.
teratnr &aitor &riitian 9itergaaro,
Setlan0, g. Sat, fer bar gtDet, og
BET er os Ell @leoe at faa 2eiltgbe6
til at anbefale Sen netop u0fomne
BOG til bore 2eiere. Gorfatteren bar
10 fra gammel Sis ct go0t Mapn
blonot os iom @enneferer. San er
goot fienot baa0e JONI 8t6ragpoer
til @laoe og Gosifrifter og iom 6or-
fatter. Sans fire tioligere 6ortel-
finger og Samlineer al Gortellinger
bsrer til bore melt leite Bigger, og
flere al oem er u6fom11e, / flere 0p-
lag. &aitor 9itergauro er en- uo-
merfet Stiliit og far ct fortrinligt
Serreogmme ODER @proget. Dette er
Sen fprite @etingelle for, at man fan
nD6e en- @og. Set er rent % flint
Danlf ban ifrtper, u0en Mmerifanis-
mer, n6en &latbe6er eller Spor al
Spitpltetbeo. SCENE og lige til er
bans @progbenoinger og ieon og IL
getil bans Sortellemoo6e.
Sg iom Sen p0re @arnme, iaa Sn6,
boloet. 6ortellingen filorer en-
&iebmanosfamilie> ser er gaaet fall
lit / Ell lille 0anf &ipbita6> rermeit
paa @runo al &ipbman0ens Sang til
&ellepnet og Srang til M6ipre6elier.
Saa fom1ner SEN til en- lille 8p /
Mmertfa, Ser efterboan0en bliper til
en- Storbp, begDn6er 2ipet forfra ber
og arbeioer fig list efter liot frem
til uafbengigbeo. Com Set fierne,
men opnaaelige Moal binfer Saabet
om at funne betule &re6itorerne !
9anmarf> 8drnene bier Zig boer pao
lit Smraa6e at bape go6e @bner og
at bore 6pgtige og paalt0elige. @lt
gaar go0t,. i10til So0erens Trang til
archaeological og M0lpre0elie ful0-
falter Sorbaabningerne og tilli6lt ia
1ter bom paa Dgosleiet, in6en fan
foar %giennemfprt lin @treben efter
at blipe en- giel6fri Man6.
Set er ct fort u0balg al mere el=
Ter min0re tiltalen0e Sftffelier oq
2%ibsforbol6, Gorfotteren ifil0rer;
forbutleOe 2ibertinere, Ser gaar til
bun6s / 2ipets Malitrpm, 8laomeno,
ser for Gor0els Sfpl0 og for at bin
Sc Snoflp6elie forgifter 6eres 2eleres
Spfattelle, en- gamn1el GRANDDAUGHTER,
bpem en- @fuffelie t bans ungoom
far bragt / @erpri1g me6 &riite1t-
oommen. Og iQa frem for alt Sen
pregtige Mo6er / &ipbman6sbulet,
SEN go6e Man6 / @tenmet, 8prnenes
og @gteman0ens trofalte Sen, @iel=
per og &ao0giper. Det l1nge &ulb
al 8 a~n1f=Mmertfanere, ser CT u0gaaet
fra Bette Stem, bill man bape @le0e
al at itifte @%efien6tifab mes. Sfil=
0ringen af 2ipet / SEN 6anife @pfo-
loni me0 6ens 6oreningslip og tar
beige M6ipre6eller bt6ner ONT en got
Sagttageli esebne, og iamti0ig glGoe1
man fig ODER Sen Spmpatbi bpormeb
ban lfil0rer Sen amerifan1fe 8anfier.
familte. Men @%run6tonen / 8ogen
ct Bog &rapet ONT &enbe0 og San0:
be0 / alle 2ipsforbol6, &enbeo
&ienpmet og 9mgangsfre6len> STEM.
be0 / &resi EN-. Set CT 6ette &rop, Ser
giber &riltian 9itcrgoar6's npe 8ol
6ens i9rlige &pr6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

9ette Slab er n1e6 fit m~ongeartebe
Sn6bolb og fine CODE 8ramietiIbun
| SorboI6 til fin Yris uobertruffet
Of r1oget a16et Northumberland.
fanif 1geblao. Sfrb efter Hrspe.
mrlsre. 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
G5arc1 nil aicitc 9anmarf.

st acknowledgement til &idbenbapn
fra .St. &etersborg me60eler> at
@5oren bill gieite fine Slagtninge |
Danmarf / M1teuit. Sor en- Gio Il
ben meooeltes set, at G3aren paa
oct beitemteite baboe ofilaaet nogen==
iin0e oftere at iette iin SOB paa
oanif @rltn6, paq @runo saf bigie
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0pt 6jemmefra.
@jprnfjernc &jprniom bpbsiDg.

OJplHFJr1Hc VJplHTuN upuHTDy.
Sra &riltinllio t%elegroferes Iirs=
Bag, at 9jdrnltier1e @iprnion S. 5.
Sum- ran1tes al ct .5logtilfeloc, pg
at ban I'LL ligger nugget alporligt ipg
/ S%aurpig. San fif ct Silbagefalo /
Monoags og bans Silltol16 er nreget
6etnnfelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
Torpiflinger Der bar i1btruf11e paa
Sreoensborg UNDER bans ii6ite 8e.

Gsorpiflinger ser bar it1otrufne paa
Greoensborg UNDER bans iioite @e.
ipg Der meoerrs Song Gbriitian eno-
M lepeoe. Men / st ii6ite glar er
.G5aren fommet til at itna iteoie
mere ofionoret fra fin Gamilie, fbet
bans Mo6er tilbringer iaa meget af
lin 9i6 | &iebenbabn.
G5oretpna er ioagelig, og bans
Jo%rbinoelie meo @enner % @lpgt-
hinge u6enfor &uslan6 er bIepe91
neitm belt afbruot> og set iiges, at
ban MI belt bar oberpunoet lin Sit.
terbeo mos 9unmarf. Set iiges,
at ban bill ipge at gienoptage Sc
itore pao
Sreoensbrg, Ser bar beng1mte bans
Taoer, Mleranoer III's Ei6.
&~issoagcns Gfstraiamling aabnes.
Sra @igbenbaDn telegraferes SIRE.
Dog: &igsoagens @fstralamling,
Ser ifal oberpeie Goriparsiogen, %
meo Sen sammenietning Golfetin.
get fit be6 @algene 5. IS. Mui,
aabneoeS i6ag me6 Sen ie6banIige
Observation-Disclosures / Marmorfir.
fen, bpor Siellanos 8ilfop, Dr.
Sfat &groam, for fgrite Gang lie.
oeoe Observation-Disclosures, ser
operpereoes al &igs6agens Meolem'
mer og EN- notabel SorinmIing. San
bolot en- meget inotrengen6e Sale oe
lagoe @niparet for Spretboloelien
al set rationale 2ib paa bbert en-.
felt Mfe6lem al &igs6agen. &ar
notalte bl. a.: ~SSrtgen bar Set til
/ 6enne Gag at falge onore ems fin
egen Sambitttgbe0. Naar / fommen'
De Sage Samo1tttgbeoen bill fal6f
bper enfelt al @6er til Mnibar, bpa<
bill S Ga gi9re?" Otter at 8iifop'
pen bab0e en6t fin Pre6ifen, n6tal
te 2an0sttngets Sorman6, at Som
gen bapoe paalogt bom at uotal.
Sans Maieitets 6pbeite 9@ngiteli'
ODER Ben n11b9ren6e Gingenes Sill
itano / 9anmorf, og bans in6erIig'
&aab ON, at &tgs6agen bil6e ber'
iitan6 til at giennemf9re Mi6ler II
Soribar for 2an0ets Meutralitet
Me6lemmer1e b9rte ltaaen6e 0ples
ningen al Bette uie6panlige fongeli
&c @uoifab.
S Danmarf gier Sen Sglelie ii{
giel0en6e> at @tillingen / europe
er alporlig, og at set er pootren
gen0e n66ben6igt, at ser r1oa tage>
Sfrt6t til 8eparelie al Neutraltte
al Sc 2an6e, bbor Sen tan tomme
Gare.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

Entered at the Post Office at st. Pau
MINI, as second class matchmaker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
PREsIDENT ADDAMs.
New & ork u yefiiiag post

s5 Sad yocacy by women sjilfi VI,
sof HISS Jane Adams as Presia
the United states has only ono I'D;
objection Its impracticabiIifV. n q Il
/ the standp Int of nivi lization II, 81, !
could be e better cand tie. a j.. Y
reese ntative Of all the people, She wnM;f{
be ideal; Nothing human lis allen. 4,
sl her She sgnlpa hizes with ricii5 md
poor; with the morally fortunat to M
the morally Unfortunate; WITH ~.
stripes and varieties Of genuine soeini
feeling and the oIy. More than any ot il,
ser living man or woman, she lie fi,a5
SCENTS the great social clearing house
Her personality and her work arc III
one ititeresting IL respect, similar to TIM
of the great French women Of ths
seventeenth and eighteenth centuriss
In whose salons ew and broader 81
selal ideas We're exchanged, preparing
the way for the beginning of q modern
era. IN Miss IA dams 4 salon. al J1,lts
House and sthe activities with wbili
at lis connected may be called, a n,Itlt
wider and more varied mass Of divers
Z human ma ute & receives expression
People holding any social convictloh
of whatever stamp may there be heard
Extremes meet. and all between thl
extremes, and Jane Ad dams, personal,
iity is the welding force which tends
TO make q social unity OF 1T ALL. she Il
a great 5rec oncil er, a great harmonisei
and this not in a merely NEGATIVE
sense, hut instinct with vivid imagi,-
alton for the future. And this Is no,
the resultsof mere idealistic fancy, for
Miss dams knowledge or actual
conditions is wide, accurate am
varied. Pointing to the; future. sha
partly belongs there, and that Is Que
reason Why she will not be eleetod
President. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
"TRIP OF THE CHOIR.

The Tabernacle choii, that leaves To-
night for its concert tour to Seattle is.
followed blythe good wishes OF the peo--S
pie of this City, and the entire State
It Is. a famous musical organization l!1
that has always been well to the front
in every contest. 1T has reflected credit
upon Utah on many important oc-@
Ca sions; and we have no doubt II y. ~
4 do SO on this trip. Wherever the sweet
Z Utah singers go they captlYa'tt'e the
audiences and make friends for The
I people they represent, They help to
shatter prejudices and to engender
kindly feelings for a much i11aliGned,
commonwealth.
I'VE therefore wish the choir and rhe
friends that accompany them, God
speed and good luck OH the journey
NAV it be without accident or lnishapt
of any kind. and may everyone have
an enjoyable time and return In sa fety.
The choir mem bers deserve this outing
They have worked hard to prepaie.
themselves for 1t. Sunday after sun-
day they are entertaining and edifying
the audiences in the Tabernacle, and
always without remuneration. Their
services are always cheerfnlly rendered.
They are performing important mis-
sionary labor They deserve this trip
and We hope it will be a pleasant vacn :.
tion, although several concerts are TO
be given on the road. We are proud
of our singers, our choir leaders, our.
masters Of various instruments, and
we are glad of every opportunity Of
showing them to the world God bless
the choir and all who have devoted
their time and talents to the promotion.
or the dipinest of arts!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
VERMONT CONFERENCE.

This imprint of the Deseret News con =
tains a brief account of the organlza-
Stion of the Vermont conference of the
Church. Although the Prophet Joseph
and his brother Hyrum Oliver COW
gdery, President Brigham Young, and
many other prominent Church men
we're born in that state. the Elders have
not labored there regularly for many
years It Is, therefore. all the more
gratifying to learn that a conference.
has been organized there, The sorEanl-
cation was perfected on the Gath of
July, utah's Pioneer day .t
Utah has great love and veneration
for the state OF Vermont that includes
the birthplace of the martyred Prophet
and Patriarch A great many visitors
from Utah go there, and the state Is
honorcd here in the naming of buildings
and otherwise. We have the Vermont.
building and the Sharon block both
substantial and modern business blocks
in the business district of the City.
There is an historical relationship be-
bLWetiiF i'plii al q TIC
homes OF OVERWHELMING citizens. We
here in Utah do not forget that the
Prophet of the Nineteenth century was
born in a state that, as early as 1777.
withdrew from the grants assigned by
the British government to New York
and, under the pretty name of Vermont
organized itself, set up its own con-
stitution. and kept up an independent
government for fourteen years. Born III
an atmosphere of freedom and indie
pendence, he gave his life for the de-
Tense Of those sacred gifts. And his
followers are still endeavorinG to main
tain that freedom.
We hope the Vermont conference will
prosper and that the Saints there may
be able 10 live SO that all can see their
good works and through them be led
10 glorify God
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
WITHOUT PURSE AND SCRIP.

In a recent issue of the Boston Post
appeared a lengthy article on 'Alornlon-
ism" ACCOMPANIED with cuts of Presi-
dent Joseph f. Smith. Brigham Young,
and the Monument erected at the birth
place of the Prophet Joseph Smith, to
his memory. IT also reproduced a half
tone group of Elders laboring in the
New England states, The article states
that the Elders are accomplishing a
work in that part of the country never
before undertaken by any religious
organization, by carrying the Gospel to
the homes of the New Englanders with
out purse or scrip, and that the inter-
est and earnestness of these missions
aries have never before been eauailed
in the history of our country. 1t pays
a very high compliment to what the
Church has ACCOMPLISHED in the West.
and speaks of the vast amount Of
money expended in erecting the rnonu-
ment and beauufying the large tract
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
THE OPTIMIsT'S CORNER
By George F. Butler, AM. MD.

BY George f. Butler, "A. NJ. MD.
Forget, IL possible. the sad things
the years have brought to YOU They
are not important now. We live in spirit
and not by decades. 1t should not
really concern lis whet her we are seven.
or seventy IL in our hearts there is the
singing Of birds and the sunshine that.
.mellows the tree top and the whisper of
winds that blow from far, far fields.
You may have done more useful work
in the world than in your dreams you
anticipated. The surrounding s of your;
home may not be SO gorgeous as those
of your neighbors, your garments not.
so fine, your fare not SO fastidiously5
prepared as If you had a chef instead OF
standing over q stove yourself; but ac-;
count your service to the world no less
accomplished, for if you have made
that homein which you live Respondent
by your gra ciousness. what trner hap
lpiness could come to you The doors
that mark the portals Of our progress
should be Theoretically sealed against
the intrusion of disap pointnents that
have beset u.s.. the losses we have suf- z
fered, the achievements we fell short Of,
the envies that detracred from our llv-
ing. We cannot cherish cynicisn and
foreboding, be the, companion of dis
.couragement and the apostle OF de-
spain, without missing what is best and
=truest In life. NJ fsss II