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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-08
High School Cadet Corps Member
Match.
Secretary of War Match.

W. G. Wells. seventeen years Of age, McKn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

> THEIR FATHERS LICKED 3
KING GEORGE TNEY 4
DRAW PENSIONS. 4


WASHINGTON. Jan. tive
gonnine daughters or ihe American
revoiuiiun not only survive. haf
draw pensions from the United
States guvernment
Eheru are al ~Aroflsi2 widows
on the pension rolls. though moi one
surviving soldier.
There arc nearly "a. 600 MexicAn
vsT pensioners and nearly 5.eoo
widowM
The last wldeE % the revolution.
afy war died ia 1906
The last psneioncd soldier u the
war of 1912 died In 1905.
Some other interesting facts re-
gnrdinK pensions are given Ia Sccre-
iaYy Garfiolde annual report for the
department % the interior. issued
today.
Last year there wcrc 1905. 05a
names on the pension rolls. This
year the number has shrunk to 9si..
es7
Tho number ~ claims pending
July 4, 1907. was 95G. ISL. and there
were filed during the year t6a.622
new applications ~ al kinds A.
the close ~ the year f23. ts3 claims
we're pending
The appropriation for the pay.
ment ~ pensions Tor tho fiscal year
was $4,000 600. deficiency appro-
priatlona and rapayments 10 the APP
preparation made the amount await
able for pensions ttb8. Goa $40 IN.
The amount paid out for pensions
was tlb3.09a .0ssa7--tho largest
aimee i4ng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

across the stage aud I allow h 90
stop before reachins the goal. the
next time ii viii roll Il half ~
far. aud the third time n will per.
hapa refuse Ca do the act az al
Also ponies. like children before
company. realize that they are
never property punished while b..
fore the foutiighta often my
Waiting pony tries 20 be cuts
while on The stage, even though he
knows be vill be- punished later
for bis bad behavior
Come Frem Kansas.
These ponies am showing. I
Picked from a hard Of 100 from
Kansas ranch. selected them for
looks then Later ] put them 20
their rehearsaia tlil they took Go IL
Humr went % an act naturally
Others stubhofnly refused 10 40 Il
The latter Nc knew were not TEN.
parcd Tor q aud we gave them
something elise 10 perform with
The talking horse. u course that
Il only trick of the trainer The
horse waits for aiens on sounds
10 guide e through iia applied quoa
tlona NJ pony can b. asked the
questions va ans form oF bF any
person and yeg answer AZ ! direct
t.
You bet ! love my ponies They
have their regular shave and baths.
their own blankets and drinking
vessels. and their meals at stated
hours three times a day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Come. come, am ready for der
Obsequlcs."
'iss dot why you are 80 obse.
qniOuA. teehee2'
In abOuid "a miuude I am going
TO let daylight drough your thick
carcass"
Don't do i'd; YOU voult only OK.
bose my family skeleton"
Hurry, ! say. Diss les no dime
for pitziness: we hat serious amuse-
mend on hant"
Bah, I deflle you 10 DO your
worst Al der count Of dree we
fifei"
we do. Count"
won. two, four. fife "
Holt on, You Overlooked some.
dings."
did =? Maybe wass losing my
memory"
Fool Anyhow you ain'f los.
Ing your presence ~ mind"
Vel, ef ID iss ar der same 70
you I viii cOnaiter mYseluf tech.
nically shot" tFalis heavly.l
We're wass you voundot 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
nv MrRlrmAnr-

"You cannot train domestic ami
mails bv eruelyt"
That rs what Mr Wood, who "a
directing the LukenH Pony Circua
at the star theatre this week, told
me.
"An animal inundated by whip.
ping loses lis nerve before an
audience aud cannot perform
difftcuit feata ifcaldca an
audience can always tell Whether
the bond between tho trainer aud
the animals be one ~ tyranny or
" kindness
4 have trained all kinds ~ ami.
mails from pigs up 10 Hons and find
Il only a problem of patience and
human intelligence over the he6tini
No creature ever attacks man
unless Il be oornered or IN great
hunger
Like Children.
Moreover. animals. and especial
Is ponies. are just Ike childrcn You
must learn ghelr different dlaposi
lions and adaptahitlties. Some
need only % be talked 20. others
need apanklugs like naughty boys
Above all one must hn firm and
mefhodlcal, and teach the animal
that sos are ~ master Il does
not pay % b. Tax. Each time The
ponies 90 thcir tufa. ! make them
40 q right. otherwise they take ad'
vantage 81 my good nature For
instance. u pony IN rolling a ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Crushing TO his sldo). on der
breastbone2"
mo On der fiolt Of honor"
Il see Efldencely dor bullet
missed your iocular vein. Shell 1
call helup2"
"Of corse nod. am youndet
enough"
Der puneture must nod be
ferry dangerous; you are nod dc.
flatlng much"
Better listen ef my heart ISIS
beating"
"Yess I'd lea still knocking"
"subbose Id shout stop beat.
ing2"
"Dsn ID yoult be a dead beat"
y hope ven ! am gone. you will
keep my CRATE green"
"so2 Vot do you want blantet
on ia? Spinach p
FAREWELL I hear der deaf rat
lle."
Dense idiot dot you nrei Dot ISIS
der rattle Of der patrol wagon"
upon which they were both
seen to be brave men IA q pinch. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Last spring / sold them Before
summer they changed hands sew.
ernl times. but NO one could learn
my method ~ making them per.
form fancy they tried beating.
and my little thoroughbred Shet
lands have too much ol the Scotch
Ia them 90 stand for that AZ last
was sent for to take charge OF
them found them tied up Isl an
old basement They made "A pitl.
fnl picture Of despair They looked
half starved. and their coats aud
names we're ia e furlorn condition
entered behind them aud called
Hello. boys INSTANTLY 10 culver.
ing noses were turned nay way 20
eyes dulied with pain frightened as
they caught sight ~ me. aud a Joy
Gus chorus ~ whlnniea Masters
come AZ last echoed through thc
icy. windBwept pan. am over ~
years old aud world experienced
yot I cried llko q baby and went and
Kissed each yclypty nnso HWure
then ! never would BET them pass
into such neglect again, aud !
won't
Mr. Wpod has hegn n railroad
engineer foF rs years. tili a nervous
collapse placed him Ia vaudeville
ne was the picked man of the
Pennaylyaula railroad chosen "a
pun ffosideni Mckinley private
car On tbs last trip before hin
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

~ven. Adolf. hat you selegtloned
der vebblnesY
"Yess OSCAR haf chosen heafy
ordillery al two PAGES"
Two paceai Ain'd dot RAIDER
close apart
"Chackassl Dot abblles 70 der
Weddings. Der principals can slant
we're dey Wish
n don't want 90 slant we're Wish.
I want 70 Sc down. We're vill you
etant7H
"Behint my Obb0nnent"
"D0t yOn'd do YOU might get
hurt ven ! reffead
"Den I win stanf bebint a tree.
am sure IA viii not run IN der same
DIRECTION ! DO"
eAh. hai You must be picnic.
stricken already"
"Fiaf no fear I am resigned 10
my fate
I'd iss useless, You are already
eieetet Shell We shoot 90 der trop
Of der hate"
@Hartly sa yoult RAIDER shoot
vile you are pickim9 uD der hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

ors and turned them loose. each
bearing distinguishing ribbons tied
to it's neck. The police watched
for them, and their reports soon
confirmed nay theory.
After | had bpun az work on thu
case short time / learned that
your cat was missing. surmisea
thar the child had either been bag.
ged with the cat in IT'S arns, OF
that the cat had followed It's play.
mate. next notified the poles
10 be on the lookout FOR a yellow
cat In section OF the city whers
cats Of That color we're not 10 he
found. In a couple OF DAYS an Of
ucer had located the car.
The rest was easy. Some Of my
men watched the premises and So
cured the cat The house was then
surrounded. and one OF my sub0r
dinates entered as a neddler The
woman was seized. gagged and
bound We found Teony ia an ad.
Joining room. wen cared for. II
was the purpose OF the wrctches to
hold her for ransom"
The detective turned 10 a closet
and brought forth a basket Care
fully removing the nd. be reached
down and quickly placed the vel.
low cat In the arms OF the happy
child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
TEuE YESHH0Wy GAT

Teeny nanks Vas the only child
~ a wealthy broker. her father
heading the financial Hat 10 his
city. Greater than his wealth vas
the value the flnancier placed upon
his child kidnapping cases were
being reported az times. and Ranks
gave strict orders 90 have his child
well guarded The fathers fears
were not without foundation. for
ono afternoon the nurse left Teeny
Tor q few minutes. and upon her re-.
turn the child was gone.
The broker was az once notified
Ills grief knew no bounds. His
charming reality had vanished.
leaving only sweet vision 20
haunt bis waking hours. There
was but onn man who could be re.
He'd upon IN such extremity. aud
that WAS Jacob Bernstein. the De.
iecuve who had never Lost a case
The next day Bernstein arrived
IN response 20 a telegram. and be.
gan 60 unravei the mystery sur.
rounding the case. Many questions
we're asked which seemed to have
little or no bearing uron The case
hernatein soon took his leave. say.
ing that the case was almost hone.
less, and that there was but one
clue which he had discovered
which might aid him Banks knew
that the detective was not a man
10 give up Several restless nights
were paused by the anxious par.
ents. and then a telegram was re-.
ceived summoning them TO the de.
leciives headquarters.
Scarcely had they seated them.
selves In the reception room. when
the door leading 60 the private OF.
flee opened and Tecny. with a CRY
OF delight. rushed into her mothers
arms Bernstein followed. clad in
his smoking jacket. his calm face
concealing HIS emotions.
After considerable persuasion ON
the part Of the parents. Bernstein
told his story.
" Upon reaching the scene Of the
abduction began the detective. Il
learned that the child when last
seen was playing IN the yard with
~ hAAf TINS AANA alone would
have been OF little value. I learn.
ed, however that the cat was vel.
low
The detective spread n city map
upon the table. In various dis.
tricts appeared In red ink the
words: yellow cats" black
cats" white cats" tiger cats
maltese cats" and cats OF various
Cnlors.
The detective continued: "The
lower animals have been following
the tendency Of race utilization.
The average citizen would scarcely
believe t. but | have discovered
that cats have been oolonizlng ac.
oordlng 20 kind. not unlike our
foreign population. II you were 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
suooesrloNs bed sHRvINa.


Turnip. should be served Only
wiih pork
Apple ssnre may ~ served Sith
PORK or duck
CraubaFries alwnYa with poultry,
Cufraut jelly with Foa8t inmh 90
game
Guaya Jelly II also good with
game.
20 possible. a cream Houp should
not be served A. the same meal with
q cream dessert
Ginger bread Is usually served
si'h baked apples
Corn cakes are sa0d with iinh
Fresh cod or sheepahead fish are
best for fish chowder
HoFning is seasonahle with PORK
az this time ~ YeAF
Marshmaiiaaa arc being served
with hot chocolate When they dis,
solvc they give pleasant flavor TO
the chocolate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Cupid f. always painted with
wings. perhaps 10 show hos easily
he can fiy away Many women for
Eet this once they are married. and
the man who fell In love with his
wife. because. before marriage. she
always looked Ho dainty and well
Rfoomed. Is sometimes wofuliy dis.
appointed to find hew little care
she takes over her appearance for
ordinary, everyday occasions after
ward
Il isn't fair 10 any husband 10 let
oneself go IN this way N you do.
aud iind that very soon Cupid flies
out az the window. you viii have
only yourself 10 blame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

watch the alleys II che city yon
would find black cats In one sec.
ton. white cats in another. and
other breeds In other districts. Ny
attention Was first called to the
matter because valuable cats we're
constantly straying from their
homes. and the Lost columns u
the city papers showed this 10 be
a growing tendency. As = test I
secured several cats Of various COZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
PAD FOR COLLECTING LAMPS.

Collecting historic lamps IL one
81 the rev fada. or rather the col
lecting Of replicas OF historic lamps.
since only ia rare cases can The
genuine article be obtained.
An Italian Ambassador has iust
presented TO a wellknOwn Amort
can lady. who was hoapltablo 10 hib
staff upon "A certain Occaaioni q
huge Pompclan bronze lamp. the
Ike Of which one may admire 10
the grand vestibule Of the Quirlnpl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
THE ENERGY or NOISE

The needless noises of the cities becoming almost
as noisy as those noises themselves
Beginning in New York headquarters OF the evil spirit OF
hdeog din the crusade has spread Seattle and all the cities
OF this country and TO many Europe.
Headed BY the campagners determined TO
find relief from the continual uproar OF harsh tracking
sounds that almost unbcabe 20 hundreds OF thousands
Bur let's think twice before regarding noise necessarily
nuisance Man thus regarded electricity, and water
power before he learned how 60 use them
An Indiana declares that noise may be hauessed and
converted into for the propulsion of machinery Maybe
street cars may yet be run by their nttlel
Al first the idea may visionary But doubt the
first suggestion OF electricity motive power laughed
at The who first dreamed that potential energy might be
hidden IN coal probably looked upon unatc lguo-
rance is suspicious of all new things.
The water wheel the windmill the treadm, the steam
engine and the dynamo but devices harness aud utilize
energies that were going TO waste Scence create
energy It only ocaze and apply it turn waste to
Some day. when the millennium very near the city
smoke nuisance may be turned to purpose.
The noise 81 great city only the and overflow Of
abundant energies The ideal machine is uoeess is owing
the defects mechanism taking up los, motion
that OF the energy put the machine escapes the form
Of noise An sound not harmony marks waste OF energy To
utilize il is the problem.
Nothing is impossible in this age There is little that IS
improbable During the past century many natural forces have
been diverted into useful channels and made furnish power
light and heat No rational mind imagine Tor instant
that the possibilities have been exhausted
has been proved thousands Of great furnaces that
by complete combustion the fuel that goes
waste in smoke
Il is al absurd hope that may yet be proved
good economy 70 the that IN noise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Thsy mag be cleaned
fHa fHofhpirka are required
Around TIE ends q each wrap alb
HurDHnt cotton.
1879 one into tinrgure 81 ieaine
auH 60 over each tooth.
Nln fte ascund into nuFe aieuhol
and 60 over thr laHine1 teeth
A. rule teeth may no Kept eieAu
~ brushing with q good powder
and fInaina with B good auflafnflr
wash
hut in some Instances iil-heatth
or other causes wEli lead to HtsHaI4
oratlaHa. which may IL removed aa
above directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Editor Star. II a horse pushing
Of pulling n waFonf 4 IL pulling
n. 10 my way ~ thinking. II is
pushing against the cellar ell right
but don't forget. II you put a man
tn that same twn.wheeled cart 81
"A. u ca with a strap over hia
shoulders made fast 10 the same
that be- IN pulling ~ though be -
pushing AGAINST the strap. The
hnrso ia pushing against the collar.
Right The tug " plant that II,
easily bentl. therefore yon cannot
pish uiih II. but must pun.
j. %. ]. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
OR
PULL

Horse Editor; The horse does
not push the wagon. because the
wagon does not move Ia a diroe'
taon other than that from which the
pressure Ia applied The pressure
Or pFopeiling force % the horse ia
IN front ~ the wagon, and the
wagon moves toward the front
Yours truly. 4. T II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Rockefeller says cash can't buy
now digestion An. but Il can
buy something to try your old one
ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Horse Editor. II the wagon was
attached 90 the horses tail he
would be pulling a. bot being az.
tached a. tho collar. my idca Is
that be IL pushing the wagon.
JOSEPH A. FORREST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

rive been wondering about some
thing
About what~
20 wehdor II the cooks ever get
foEfthef and discuss the misans
ftssaff lem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
REMOVAL NOTICE.

On and after Tuesday, JnnuarylJ,
all Navy Yard and Port Orchatd
route steamers will leave from Col.
man dock. foot of Columbia ut. tte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

II Katherine Ekns win explain being
the wife Of uohleman being she wn
. numosr q Amerean ElrI. wearlnE eoroaeta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Ioax You shouldn't Judge tlAit
man by the company he keeps.
Hoax Whyg
InuNmaI les the warden OF 1 he ufag !
ltputiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
STAR DUST
a Word from Ioah wlse.


10 your wife entertaining this
Winleff7
Not very
Needed Experience.
Dearest you are the first and
only girl ! ever loved
What a lot Of Fun you have ~
store Tor you. While"
Daring Nellie,
Sara Nell d0trox never passes
"a mirror without looking At herself
Clara Well. she has nerve
enough for almost anything
The Retoft Tonsorlal.
Your hair wants cutting badly
alr." said d barber lnsiuuatingly TO
IA customer
mo. Il doesn't" replied the man
IN the chair. 81 wants cutting nice
ly You cut Il badly last time"
His ts Coming.
sho-I told father that you loved
me.
He what Ola he say
She Nothing lie continued 10
swing bis Indian clubs
Wiadom o. Jack.
= wonder II Jack knows ] have
money
lie has proposed, hasn't hep
Yea"
Then be knows H. all right"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

After kicking Il Christmas
found itself snowbound within Stripped Christmas
) a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

a woman cares BOT who saves tho
money III NAe iH allowed 80 nunnt it
tisanlnF apsags = house almost az
badif az u does = watch
Dickson Dehhins formerly On
posed any Views huf uuw he akrera
With ftr in everything
fgf ttF
Aiessana- olive it up I'm not
sure = Hnihaf ! convince him 80 only
make him tired. = Detroit News.
Afr Finthash uut % every mil.
lion letters that pass Through the
poet effies it o. caleaietesi that esslY
pnr goes HstfAE
Mrs. Fiafhaah Seems strange
John. that thH one I save raa fa
mall ahguid always be that one
Wtfea~0h. hpthHri plmH get away
~ the m0ai mysterious uaunnf
NuAhand MY dear. one las a. he
sharp 90 match q ntn Tire reason
tRNf act away 10 because thng ate
pointed Ca. way and headed an
other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Seattle. 2f0. 600. Tacoma. fai 900 /.
Spokane 100000. Portland. $4,000.
Los Augeiea. ESQ 600. San Fran.
cisco. $4,000. Salt Lake. 1850 600.
Great Falls. 10000 Butte. 10000
Everett. 81 900. neilinRham. $1,000
These are merely estimates. and
cannot be- taken as exact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

his recently statement Is hard 10 I'm.
awlne l.. sullvau molycoddic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

2se poandA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

THE dfvii fHmpfa aii ether men.
but Idle mou tempt the drsii Turk
lsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

us said the Pittsburs couneilmanlc
prcbers ready. Both sldea should claim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
PoPuLArIon EIouREa-

Kindly rive me an approximation
OF the population 81 Seattle. Ia.
coma. Spokane. Portland San FRAN.
cisco. los Angeles. Suite salt
Lake City. Great Fails. Everett and
Bcliiuaham. !. g. BACON.
fkfF kFftsN A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
lOc, 15c, Csc and 35c I'd.

There will also be matched sets in nansook, Swiss
md cambria underwear embroiderics exceptionally
priced at l9c and at 3sc yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

anrt
I
xies
SER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Il IS all absurd 10 hope that it may yet be proved
good economy the energy that in noise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

are finally iosi -irht or bv iao known
oriental HrIfprrl llsdras 90 thiukl
traccs them Geo ncrr Then ict ue
briefly but imIartio.. HnHt WfInuI
prejudice consider that tue l0 ,-..c.
ncd originally from tyranny. seeking a
country where they could i've in free
dom Tho lCelandcrs did tho same.
They ncd from monarChial tyranny
leaving estates and titles behind them.
and sought homes iu villa and barron
country Tho American pioneer pill
grlms Ola that very thing. and under
the same circumstances. although 10
WAS not "a barren country that they
sought their homes &c., Al those peo-
pie. even though fleeing from tyranny
leaving their homes and titles behind
them. were when they had 20 nght
brave and cunning warriors. wnich
reI eutculV shows tnat those VINO seek
pcscc. are as a rule brave heroic war;
riors. while iyrannical agitators and op-
nrcssOrs are generally tuc very uu-
positc when they prosecute YOU I'm
one city. Zee TO another is the order
of The Master
The author or The Aryan Race. ITS
Origin and H. Achievements. gives
many very convincing proofs o. the
similarity of the beliefs and customs
OF the lsraelitcs and the Aryans. which
page 100 In an article that / must.
however quote, il reads The Hebrews
werc "a leoplc who had distinctively
patriarchal organization. and their re-
ligiJus ideas present traces OF ancestor
worship. Abraham was. and Is. looked
upon az the father OF the race, its re-
mote ancestor II b. not Abraham,
however. but the God 81 Abraham. or
rather q compound of this deity with
the God " Moses. that Is worship
ca to-day by the Jews 1he indications
are strong that this special God Of the
Hebrew patriarch. tho family God Of
Abraham with whom he cOnvcrsed
and held personal relations. represent
cd an ancestral divinity He
expanded with the growth OF the
Hebrew intellect into the supreme rul-
er OF heaven and earth" About the
Aryans he says on page l72; THAT IN
ancient Arya each house was a temple.
each hcarthstonc an altar. each house
father a priest each family congre-
CATION. with its private deity and its
private ritual Of worship"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
THE GOTHIC RELIGION.

Tho old Gothic, or Odinic religion"
says Prof. r. B. Anderson, had on-
bodied in il principles and elements
which had a tendency TO make It's
Votaries brave. independent honest,
earnest. just. charitable, prudent. tenn
perate liberty loving. etc. principles
and morals that In due course OF time
and under fayora lie circumstance
evolved the Republic OF Iceland, CA y.
S74-l26O) the Magma Charta of Eng
land and tho Declaration of hide
pendenCe"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

Was it not in the ncighborhood OF
the Caspian sea that the ten tribes