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&ejrprofeten Mcls 9anielipn, bnis
Stem er | Mouno, og iom / 6e ii6ite
6 Maaneoer bar forbauiet be inbfe6=
tie / Tpillingbperne meo fine npjQgti=
&c 6oruoiigelier at @ino og @eir, er
MI paa &eien til gam1e @fanoina=
nien, men bar lopet fine mango 8e=
unorere at ban mart oil fomme til
bage og foruoiige> bporoan @eiret
ifol bltbe / 1910. - @n minore
Stjerne paa Bette Omroaoe> Der fal=
Der Zig IL. 9. 81, bar forelpbig to-
get 0mielions Hlaos pe6 &eirmel=
len og ipaar MI, at Ser / @1utningen
al 6enne eller / 8egDnbelie len al ne1te
,uge bil in6trGffe ct 8ar %uieopanlig
parme Gage. @an tager lit 8eitif
fra Sorefomiten af Dpbbeltiolene
iom iaaes, leoiaget al ct mprfper6igt
6arpeipil omfring Solen, fer ont
firing for ct &ar Gage iioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

Gureuinseu 9ania ofbolber ferit-
fommenoe 5en6og often lin MAD
neolige Sociol for Meolemmer meb
5omilier. Dunias ielifabelige Cont
menfomiter ct efterbaan6en fommet
til at ipille en- fremtre6en6e Stole /
oeme screenings @irfiombe6, o9
Me6lemmerne l9tter meget flor &ris
paa 6isie tbanefrie @a1nme,rfomiter,
iom tiener til at fnptte S%1teresierne
aernrere til Goreningen. Set boa
Senoog Mften arrangere6e @ocial,
ser altioo bliper oct iibite at 6enne
Mrt / bette Mor, bil life fomme til at
ltaa hlbage for fine Sorgengere.
ct. &ebers &binbeforening. Gom
ti6ligere omtalt bol6er ct. &e6ers
&oinoeforentng Me6e sem ID. De<
cember bos Mrs. g.. &asmusl en,
3717 Nortlano She. @eo bette &c.,
Sc feirer 6oreningen Is Stars Dogen
for lin 8eitaoen, og oct pil oerfor
foa ct noget feitligere ® enc Sc
olminoelige maaneoltge screenings
m66er. &i tilla6er % at u6tole en-
bierteIig 2pfsnifring til Toreni>reee,,1
| 9ogens Mnleoning, meb &oab ON,
at ben / Sc fommen6e Mar mao u6=
fere ct lige iaa goM Mrbei6e iom /
De ip1nbne Mar, og at 6er lta6ig moo
itao go6e @refter re6e til at fort
1ette BEN @irtiombeo, iom for boo<
ret ioa gooe Srugter paa forifiellige
0mraa6er.
9anff 9ramatiff selffab arbejber
/ oenne SID meo ful6 &raft poo
Snoituoeringen Of r@n @pn6og paa
@mager", Tru &eibergs %befienote
Sfueiptl, Ser biI blibe opfgrt paa
Dunia Sail Suleoogs Mften, iammen
meb Set lille e11afts 2pitipiI vGn
Sbtgerign". SCI me66eles %, at
De &ollebabe16e bar opnaoet ct ier=
oeles go6t @reb paa 6eres Bartier,
og at Ser er 6er1 'beoite u61igt til, at
Spferelien oil blibe en- flor Sufces.
geo 6oreitil1ingen brrges originate
Mmogeroragter> bpo6 ser i%elofglge-
Zig | bei @ra6 bill ful6iten6iggibre
girfningen. Gor11oen De to 5fue-
lpil bill Der blibe opfgrt ct Sableau,
"Den tapre 2anoiol6at" efter Sol6a-
termonumentet / Greoericia, og me-
oens bette bliber fremitilIet, bill Ser
blipe afiunget en- engelf Operiettel-
fe at rDengang leg 6rog aHteo".
Sranslationen, Ser er ubfgrt al en-
befien6t Min1eapoIis- Dmnifer, ffaI
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minneapolis.

Gosen 9annebroa. 5. &. g. s.,
er f1pttet til Da'ld lille Sail, bpor
6en bol6er fine @soer til famine 9io,
bper Ons6ng Mften ST. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

Gang 2epetib. Den gau,le Mla-
tbias Scbtllo fplote Ell Sag / forrige
llge tit 986e Mar og oeoe 0ogen efter
/ lin Caters, Mrs. 8. 0iltels 9iem,
40 @. Central Mbe. Scbillo bar
fp6t / 9piflon0 1911 % bop6e lepet
ber / 8Den / ODER 40 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

lc11oc en6nu mere, me6ens oct lam.
ME meloes fra St. @eter.
@m Slocbranb uobrp6 0nsoog
Morgen / @baie 8pgningen, $40
5elbp Mpe, Ell Experiment. 8pgning,
ser beboes al flere 6amilier. Sloen
begpnote i &ieloeren og bre0te Jig
ba1rtigt til fprite gtage, % set bleb
Ell ret ubebogelig Mffere for 8eboer=
ne, iom maatte flpgtc u6 / SEN bi6en=
6e &uloe, finn ifertc Mattpiet. 90
&ran6peienet fom> par bele Sen me-
6erite Gtage / fulo 6Dr, og oct piite
fig meget panifeligt at faa 811gt meo
SSlben, ser brpb no poa ct 5teo, naar
be1 bar iluffet ct an6et. @ierens
&uitru, Mrs. @baie, Der bar BEN
fer1te ser op6oge6e Sl6enu i6et bum
boag,,e0e balp fpalt Of @bgen, bIep
ipq al 5frgf og &ul6e, ioa en- '2ege
maatte tilfol6es. Sl6en opito6 beo
ct oberbeoet &armerer, og @faoen
anilaaes til ca. $1,000. Sc gperite
@tager blep life berert al Sl6en, men
fit 6eres go6e @nbel al &ege11.
Sroebe fig forf1l9t at lin egeu
Gf9gge. Set benoer un6erti6en, al
2amrenoe 2arion, iom er 8eberlb en6,
tager Jig en- lille Spaoieret,r ONT Mf=
tene11 efter er1ot Mrbei6e. S @eiiooels
ie al ct ioogt &erpeipitem, men oeri.
moo umaooelig lterf / 6antalien,
bar oct til Gioer bgnM fig, at bar
UNDER Ell iaa6an Sur ~iaa Spner".
9porbi6t MI bette baboe lin @run6 /
at ban fig9er for opbt / @lasiet is,
ban gaar u6, eller ONT Mnnoen el
nteoiumtitiif, mlaa ri la6e" itda bet1
nren 1oget Inventories" mao De,
bore beo' bam, tbi, sforleoen Mften
mems BON allerbe6lt lunter fen al
2anoepejen bleb ban baer en- mer]
Sfpgge pe6 5ioen at @eien, Jon
naor ban ltob itille life rertt
Zig at &letten, meoens SEN naar ban
latte / 9rap ogiaa bale6e no / famine
Qempo. 9ifii6it blep BET Mnnoer
for 6rgit; me6ens 6en fol6e 5oe1
bagleoe bam ne6 ODER Stgplerne tro1
ban frem Ell beloig Merifeoonner fra
lin 8oglomme, fpreoe og trof 5fpg.
gen miot / &onoen. s 5teoet for e
8rel, iom 2arien 6og bapbe pente1
at afloffe 6en iorte %forbobne Stra'
t%enrgper meb iih belretteoe &ugle,
berte ban Blot Ell gannmel Notrgle
flDtte Jig ben / ct anoet 3re % raa.
be lit ~ubu! ubu!" uo imo6 bom. -
Neite Dug itoo @r. 2arion for ser
belpiie Dommer, iom imiolerti5
Betrogtning at at @fpggen bar ilup:
pet belifinoet fra Sen ubpggelige @f.
tere inoi frenfeoe fig til at beilog.
lggge @epolperen, meoens 2arlor
fit Sou til at gao fri for pioere 9il:
tale. Moral: ~Torieg aIorig al
ombri1ge sin egen 5fDggc!"
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Stcns9aarb=Mffrrem. Sen fgr fer
/ 8looet omtalte Observation-Disclosures
CT I'LL traoot i1o' / ct npt 5taoium,
toet 6ru Morie $. Gtensgaor6 /
oisle Gage far begDnot Sggsmool
imo6 lin bortremte 9ggtefplle for ct
ltprre 8elpb til %ltnoerbol0 for Jig og
Jamilien. Set oil %erin0res, at ben-
0eS Mono, 2outs 8. 5tensqaar6,
for nogle Mar ii6en pluoleliq for
lponot fra 8pen og MI fornplig blep
funoen, UNDER Nobnet Mlton g. Sill,
I Somona, @alif., bbor ban ifol Doe,
re eier at en flor Observation-Disclosures.
S Monoags ben6tes ct nDt 8lo6 /
Sfensgaaros &renife, ibet u9be ct
SAUL Sitle & Grult &c." be.
gpnote Segsmool tmoo bam for
ct 8elpb al $5,O97.79, iom
Selifabet bnp6er at bobe tilgo6e
ttplge cit 9om / 9i1triftsret,
ten for &amiep County, oflagt
Sen Ste @oi 1891. S nepnte @egs-
moal poapiies Set, at 5tensgaarb
fort efter 0ommens Mfiigelie rgmte
bbrt fra 8pen og f%oran6re6e fl
Nopn til Sill, 1nebens ban MI formo=
oes at opboloe Jig / Sos Mngeles
County, @olif.-- Ser anlsges nu !
Sellfabets &etition ON, at Si6s=
grenoien, iom 2oben biemler Debi=
torer for Snofasiering al .Silgooeba=
bcnoe imo0 oem, / bette 9ilfel6e mao
blipe onnulleret og 6erpeo iette BET
titano til at folleftere 8elebet.
Muriagen til Stensgaar6s Mem<
ming ipnes MI aItiao at babe Dpret
Ell ltprre @igl6, iom bon life iaa fla
tltano til at afbifle, me6ens bans
a'reottorer MI forigger at omitprte
Begrenosningen / 2oben, for at foo
oeres loblige Silgooebapenoe. Sans
&uitrn negteoe, fom befienot, at for
ny peres egteifabelige @umlib og
oeiaa bun igger MI, peo &ieIp al
9oben, at tbinge 6en MI belboben6e
Mano til at forigrge fig og 8grnene.
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st. pauI.
~. Psui Hasadsp removed to Room
201 Court Block.

We'd Kjpb eller Reparation af
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
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fra de skandinaviske Lande OF Anne.
I1ka SAINT julie og N~ytaarskort, og
vOr eleRaute
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

Gleonora Gbriitinc 2oge No. 80
al 9anif Spiterimfun6 nal9te
Mon6ags Mftes felgenoe npe @eitp=
relie: @r-Hreii6ent Mrs. q. u.
@asmusien, 8reiioent Mrs. 6.
Munfbolm, &ice=Hrelioent Mrs. 81.
@ermanien, Gefreter Mrs. 8. @as=
musien, &aslerer Mrs. g. Snge=
mann, Sillioslpltre Mrs. 8. Orr,
@rs. s.. Sergenlen og @rs. &eter=
fen, 6erer Mrs. g. Beterien, Sn6re
Bagt Mrs &obertlen, gore &agt
Mrs. Senien.
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6por nar @npernpr @berbart?
Sfelge ct Telegram fra @aibtngton
iforgoars bergpe6e @rpernpr @@ber=
bart's 6roperelIe pe0 Mpoet al u1be.
Nntional &ipers an6 @arbors Cont
9reis" en- flor Del al Nor6peitenS
Sssnteresi e pe6 iamme. Mebet oob-
ne6es berite6s / 9nsoo9s o9 en-
Mnng6e 0elegater fer fra 8pen og
bele Norope1ten bar fomnee,1 tiliteoe.
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Ude og Hje1nrne"
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Ill. Fa~milie-Journal

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~SKANDINAYISK
FARMER JOURNAL
G. PUB. co,

l72O-z24 8. 4 St, Minneapolis, Mimi. 6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
Maddox Calls His Men Out for
The Seasons First
Practise.
GOOD TIMBER IN NEW MEN.
Dopcstcrs nj the 4 say the Eleven
WIN be strong Despite Losses
or Old Warriors.

Football today assumed its place as the
chief of an student activities at the Uui-
vcrsitN. This afternoon Coach Joe Mad
dock will have ? squad of 30 men on tho
gridiron for the FIRST time Of the sea-
son and among them are enough mon OF
promise o. give the L.. strong team this
year again despite the fact that so
many OF tho old warriors have left the
eleven or have loft the school entirely.
The 30 aspirants for gridiron honors
and worship from tho fair students ON
the hill will have among their number
this afternoon Jack locll, who was iull-
back at Michigan last year. tie weighs
$50 IN the natural aud is looked upon as
conner Another new man this year
from the outside is Howard Schweit1cr.
late of Marmouth. Washington, high
school lie looks good for "a haliback
among the fans a. the T.. Henry Rich
ardson viii also be ont tonight. ls the
promise despite more gloomy prospects
last week The faculty II Is said. has
under consideration today the case or
Beneer Grant. start quarterback of last
years team who was shut out for an ar
fair at Logan last spring following the
track meet. n DIS limited that Grant may
bc permitted to again don his war
clothes and be with the team again this
year at his old position
The training table Will 40 into com
mission This evening under the eye Of
Miss Van Colt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
doom THE SIX-FOOI
tickets Now" BELL
Grand Trunk Passenger Traffic Man
aEer Declares IL Is Time TO Abol-
ish the Coupon system.


Chicago. Sept 20.--The first big gan
TO be fred by "a general passenger Of
fetal of railway in the campaign
for abolshing the yard-long coupon
tickets came from George r. Bell. pas
senger traffic manager OF the Grand
Trunk and the Grand Trunk Pacific
railways ia an address at Toledo. Ohio,
10 the American Association of Pas
scnger and Ticket agents of which he h.
the president at its fifty-fourth annual
convention. lie urged the appoint
ment of strong committees represent
ing the transportation lines of the
United States, of Canada, and OF Mex
leo To report upon the necessity of
radically relieving and improving the
extensive but Overwhelmed system Of
coupon tickets now generally IN use.
He also urged that these committees
should consider means To secure and
retain the most efficient ticket-seilers.
many of whom have found better pay
and better prospects ia commercial lire
since the steam railways and naviga-
ton companies have ceased 10 pay
commissions 10 them.
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that an efort would be made % secure
an interview with President Taft on
his arrival here in the hope OF enlist
Ing his services in an effort 10 settle
the strike.
ID would probably seem wise 20 ts-
t8ilish an aceusatory bureau In the
department OF justice 10 institute prose
cutions for violations of the Interstate
commerce law and Of the antitrust
law while 10 would De wise 10 continue
ihc bureau Of corporations. charging
its scope somewhat perhaps 60 main
tain the registration of corporations
and The Investigation into their opera
ton 80 Gar as Interstate trade is con-
corncd
IN has been found most difficult 90
separate thc administrative from the
auas. Judicial functions of the inter-
state commerce commission. but IL d
thought thnt IL would De- wise 10 take
away from them any rsponlhility in
regard 10 tho investigation of the va
udity Of their orders before the intof-
state commerce commission court aud
leave the maintenance OF those orders
10 the department of Justice when the
appeal comes 10 be- heard in the court
'"rho two statutes which must claim
the attention of our Congress iu be-
next session are the interstate COM
inprco law ana the antitrust law
"All this Is Ia the line Of performing
tho promises of the Republican plat.
form and We can certainly boz as.
charging no higher on more sacred
duty
The prerident ieft here a. llilS a
ia. Tor omaha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
COMFY ISLAND SEASON
CLOSES WITH A TRAGEDY

New York. Sept. 2o.-The last echo
Of the dying season Of hilarty az
Conev Island was the crashing OF q
bullet through the head OF man in
front OF great amusement park be
fore daylight today. Three hundred
policemen had driven the last revell-
ers Of the Mardi Grass away from
the resort and only a few tardy ones
we're TO be seen on the street when
two men ran up behind a third. pis-
tol was discharged and the third man
who has not been identified. dropped
to the sidewalk with a bullet In his
brain. II is thought he will die.
Two men who attended BANQUET
at the resort were arrested. The
wounded man had been at the ban
puet also. but the prisoners declar-
cd they did not know him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
CHICAGO MUCH
MALlGNED CITY

Chicago. sept. 20.-Chicago is a
much maligned city according TO
Rev. John Thomas b. A., Of Liver
pool. England. who came to Chicago
week ago full Of misgiviugs be-
cause he had been reading the writings
OF W. r. Stead and had como 20 the
conclusion that Chicago was Hell
ON earth" 90 use his own expression.
Other foreign writer's and lecturers
had helped along this delusion.
Today Dr. Thomas. after % weeks
search FOR surface indications of the
existence OF wholesale vice among the
Ieolle or Chicago. says that hc IS
compelled to confess ne found none.
lie declares that from his invcstiga-
uons hc IS satisfied that Mr., StcaG
was greatly mistaken. and Chat co.
ditons are not ass bad in Chicago as
they are in the larger cities of Great
Britain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
NAY ADVANCE JOE YOUNG.
Utah Railroadcr Slated for Better
Position With Espcc.

II IS reported from san Francisco.
that in consequence OF Mr. Hartman s
death, General Manager l.. D.. Calvin
OF the Southern Pacific viii be given "a
higher position. which moves W. r.
scott. the assistant general manag o.
20 Cnlyins position, and viii place
Joseph n. Young into MI SCOTS Of
fetal shoes Mr.. Young is "a SON Of
Judge Lo Grand Young OF this city,
ana began with the old Utah Central
and Southern roads as am office bog,
ON "a salary Of mostly hopes lie sub
soquently was made general agent 'n
this city OF the Chicago a. Northwestern
road. was afterward made supel1uten-
dent OF the Utah & Northern road,
superintendent OF the q. r. a. ~. goa-
cral superintendent of the Rio Graudo
Western general superintendent OF the
Colorado & southern. and then general
superintendent Of the Southern Pacific.
Mr. Young has many relatives and
friends la Salt Lake who win be- great
ly pleased to hear of his further ad-
Kaucemont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
HOW GRAND OPERA
SINGERS ARE BLACKMAlLED

Row York sept 20- Detectives hHfr
been retained t0 break up uu oIEHuIza-
tlun of mon who arc Haid iu have unttcd
"a considerable Income from riand opera
singers who prefer applause tn NIHeos
numOrs several eHaaona uld thHt certain
opera singers employed persons in the ante
dltnce fo apulaud Thorn. wore given cred-
euce hN Che management uf the Metro
polltHn and MHuh1ftan Oncra Houses
when they declared that such singers
bad been fhe victims of hlaCkmHn and
Whatever money ihry had given was
more to prevent heins Missed than to Obj
tain HpplHuHf,
According a. several wen known r.us
rrE thcy bad been approached hN mon.
beers of thlf band Who Nfd plainly In-
formed thrm iHff unless fheF paid ior
applHusr lDlr singing would hD hiHrrd.
NOT pas were hIHHNd. Tho mHuHeorf De-.
clare thai They ail break POO tle prac.
else.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
rnr,L OF rnE DELAWARE.

NashinetOn, Sept 90 Tile Newport
News shlpbuildng company, building
the battlcship Delaware. has asked the
navy Department for trial trip of the
vefsol on oct 20 The probability Is
in Wow OF the rapiditY with which the
vessel D. being constructed that the
shin win be delivered 10 the govern
mont some mouths ahead OF contract
time
Tho battioship North Dakota rs in "a
like stage OF completion at the dock
of the Fore River shipbuilding COM
many. Quincy. Mass
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said the speaker ana to him belonged

said tho speaker. ana 20 him belonged
the credit
I've are not 90 accept the stntc-
mcnt that we have not done anything
fur ourselves" ho said We as O.
race, have accomplished almost aE
much az the white man and that un-
der disadvantage.
"rhe work done hy the negro pco-
Die OF the south in educational lines
and what they have nccomf liehcd
has reached point where nothing
would hc able 90 root 10 out Tho
culored students of the south today
hold up their heads, dress better. talk
better and make better appearance
than thcy ala boa the early DAYS aud
in consequence thcy earn greater rose
pcct from their white brothers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
NEW YORK ClTYS
RAILROAD A SUCCESS

New York. Sept 20--This cityS
new municipal ownership railroad is
an unquestioned success 10 has been
in Operation one day and iu that time
carried $1,000 passengers across the
new Greensboro bridge between Nam
hatcn and Long Island City. With
Two and a half cent fare the city
finds that it can make a large pro-
IT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
lNNOK0 COUNTRY
GREAT GOLD FIELD

Seattle. Wash. seut 60. Miners re-
turning from Nome. Alaska, on the
steamer Victoria. which arrived yester-
day. bring confirmation of The reports
received from lnnUku country concern
ing the stampede that is under way to
the new gold fields on that stream and
its tributary, the ldataTOd. Fred Du-
boise. who has returned after making
"a rich clean up on Yankee creek states
that the reports received from the
lnnokO country are not exaggerated.
Every hole that has been put down
has struck pay dirt. he said. "a Ia
forablc feature of the new field Is that
there are no single biz pans. but all the
pans are running even and paying good
when Wc were coming down the ldata-
rod and the Iunoko i SAW hundreds of
men stampeding for the new diggings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
WALKS INTO STORE
HOLDS UP FIVE MEN

pittsburg. Sept 20.-Walking boldly
into the store OF j G.. Smith. while the
proprietor was counting the days re-
ceipts yesterday. masked man cov-
cred Smith ana -four employees with "a
revolver and demanded the money lie
secured 500. and. threatonlng % shoot
anyone who sounded the alarm. es-
capped. smith notified inc authoritics
aud after am exciting chase. in which
about 200 persons. many Of them armed,
took part. the rohbor was captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE
RUNS OVER A CHILD

Berlin. Sept. 1O.--Whie the crown
prince was automobiling through the
village Of Hersfeld Saturday he ran
over 6-year-old boy, fractuung
the lads skull
The youngstcr had bcen hanging on TO
the tail of a wagon lie jumped of
and attempted 10 run across the
street, but fell Ia front Of the car.
The crown prince rendered first aid
10 the injured. and then took the
boy TO n hospital He has undertaken
to provide for the boys future If he
RECEIVERS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20

Chicago. Sept 2l-Mheu samuel D.
Lngle yesterday gave picnic to ai
children belonging 90 tenants of nat
buildings owned by him. ID transp.rcd
tlat Liugio d. au exception io che ordl-
nary landlords. who 90 not Ike 90 rent
apartments 200 families with children.
Idueio. mon only docs u0t object Go tens
ants with numerous Offspring hut ariu-
ally adyCrflaca COR such lesHocs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
STEAMER WITH Or. COOK
ABOARD PASSES FIRE ISLAND

New York. Sept 20.-The Danish
steamer Oscar H. with On. Frederick
A. Cook ON board, passed Fire Island
al $50 today.
The captain of the oscar III was no.
tihed by the officer OF the Scandina-
vian-American line here 10 anchor on
Sandy Hook AN night The revenue
cutter will leave 90 meet Che steamer
al quarantine az $3.50 a. 400. tomorrow.
This will enable the plans for Dr.
Cooks reception 10 be- carried out UNI
changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
NOT NEGROES But WHITES
WHO NEED EDUCATION

Chicago, sept 20-Negro attendants
az an educational mass meeting yos-
terday were told that d was not they
who were in neod Of education, but
the white men who took credit Tor
ovcrY advancement the descendants
of Ham had made during The last
century The statement was made hY
Prof A. A. Grecner of New Aor.
who addressed largo audience To-
Zion African Methodist Episcopal
church
Prof Groener spoke of the great ado
yancomenf among the children of tho
negro race aud the students in the
colleges and universities. The negro
had raised himself 10 q higher level.