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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

The thrifty Dutch also are buying
large amounts Of American bonds and
other securities for permanent and
safe Investment. The Netherlanders
are a canny folk. and when they make
a purchase of this kind 1t is pretty
strong testimony to the excellence OF
the bargain.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07
s,o Fire In wymore. Mo.

Wymore, Nebraska. - A block Of
buildings was destroyed by fire, The
National bank and Taylor's opera
house were among the fated seruc-
lures.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

A Chicago surgeon has discovered
how to graft new extremlties on the
bodies OF his patients. Science should.
in this way, be able to assemble a
man superior to the natural article.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

And now a Beloit professor will
tramp in the African wilds. How does
he know those cannibals will be able
to discriwinate between a professor
and a missionary?
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

massachusetts woman wants a di'
virce because her husband keeps a
live lobster in the house. Well, what's
she been keeping?
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

st. Louis man chewed up a s. bill
with a sandwich. At that it was about
as cheap as a piece Of meat of CORE,
spending size.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

When there are q few more flying
machines the commuter who works In
France and lives in England will have
. living chance
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

"A Chicago judge bars wife heaters
from citizenship. He might also bar
them up away from the rest OF the
world.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

Here's a man complaining because
his wife eloped with bis best friend"
Friend. perhaps. was just trying to
prove it
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

TT are fighting In Nicaragua, but
whyey are fighting no one seems TO
kno'
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07
Seat fly? XIII HIM!

wall his faults, a fly Doesn't
bothone as much as does o mos.
quite
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

It individual nj cards make a
piles miles high. And the man high.
err presumably is the top card.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

Bldes are becoming fewer. accord.
ing statistics. So many are let
ting go back dark nowadays.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07

Aliberal supply of sentimentalism
Is god for a man; it keeps him from
broding over his non-Derformances.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-07-07
Massachusetts Disr

Massachusetts, Bishop Dies.
Beverly, Observation-Disclosures Nc.
Wicker Of the Protestant Episcopa,
church Is dead.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
WRESTLING BOUT
 EyC|TES iNTERES'
ANDERSON AND HAZARD WILL co IT HAMMER AND ToNes WHEN THEY MEET

The -ove-s of the wrestling Ean-e az looking forward to 8 real treat Ca WeSnesday eysg'as the f2ia ih t1is north. wheT J c Hazard ", Co-rrt- and md Emn t''@rs~' "t Bisbce meet at the OH Opera Hcsee. The fact that hoih men arg ahsn Iute.y on the square a-d have wen hono-s ia their respective weights should encnarage the reople Of thls community who are interested this particular k'nd Cf sport to tu-n out in Urge numbers
 Anderson is doing considerable road and gymu1s.un work and says hat he is ta.. ng no chances for h h7 knows Hazards record. Hc will Ee remembered as the man who staNt. with Sd Narney flrtv-scven 0inr' i- 1906 in this city. li'S weigh "a1 132 vh lc Nar0cv weighed -l4. ia won from Davis cr I-csOD iG -' .,- won scYera' ma chCH .-nia The ''- Indian in Los Angeles in E|'s "e- sides winning 'hH ch 1-in H-.H .l the O.ymp club cf S-1 Franc. .E-o ir 1904
 -r,-r' u.c-'ul5s au~ Crul, that ae VII o-e- ro'- any .n".. Elt" i' ' prove his ~~u .1cari1T.
 L aG b,,- c- ta. "a. "l-H sac mn as I-. soae- '.a I7Ts- ,. s.-',--- ~" .r- haav-~-si-- C'aa- Clv0ra--c results which c~.uccs his Rrovlcdea of tho g9me.
 Hazard will vc'r1 i1 at 'a" "7. ac--ey t1 threw Anderson at lis twic= in enc hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
nrcMste-.e MnIlens


 In The drauatiz3tion of George Barr McCutcho0l's celebrated novel a, Inc Crpheum last evening Bisbee .hcaues had the opportunity of
 w wtncrsing Q clever ,Nory cleveriy presented. There was laugh in every m.natr as Montgomery Brew atcr tried 10 dispose of the million dollar fortune left him by one rela- tive ia ordl that he might secure seven millions which had been left him by another His ups and c, Wu-. the reno lstrances of his friends his heart buuilgs and dreads as he won at every game of chance h-s hand turned to and finally the unique man her in which he managed to dispose or the last half million in the lump sum were eXcruciatingly funny to those on the inside as to his audience. To his friends however his spendthrift way of life was a source of grief and conster- nation. A really touching scene is the final mee'(ng. besOrv the an nouucement of his new and larger fortune when his friends attempt to him birthday presents. Everyone In aid him in his misfortune by giving the cast is we'll fitted for the part he or she plays and. as space does not permit special mention Co each, the whole will have to be ch2racterized as doing the kind Of acting which is drawing a large crowd to each spe cial production secured by the man
 of fha Ornbar1pN
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
HOSPITAL REMOVAL
 NIA}LY [ lMPLETE
ONLY TWO SMALL SECTIONS OF COPPER QUEEN BUILDING RE
 MAIN TO B. TAKEN OVER TO LOWELL

Tho end-of nearly i've moDthi or strenuous endcavcr Is Expected lp be accomplished this week. when on Saturday n 'ght, the last two sections of the Copper Queen hcsp''al are moved from the site just below he cid tag dump. 10 Jhe one the llsl- tuition wslI ococpy near tAe Lowell ice pIIrf
 TEc last two sectio are A1e smal esr Cf tho srtr rc siN wlich ,- s'nal. otc.yiaG e rroa1t iass ,ca;air CptrE'.cs rooms a-d .h1 .5 ses Gua ters u de tEo old reg mo. Che or Zoe secti-J. nts . -0r. n-t r,acl5 upou lfc ,c.s g. s-c'--. t.h .h ias The ota-. wli le t' g F.i.e. srcu az. -s t-ols Is .n-- t-.,. c-a c1s',-. hc Tov-d a1- taken .-.a .Ha la-s Sstlrjar Eh-.
 EG c.. --. r.iu D. .r.rf.
 .r .l- neg s. hays l..r joined rH- ea.n.. partially a c :. ls '-.. .... ... a-r.. l-uG'l- w. have r..~ ma.. one s- a tgIa-. Ir- close rfirf. -H.. .hu r.rs ar rI"-.
 ..r .a.r wei. left lr.aet when tha r..i"l ~as s~-''p zad .r-.- t. move B. a.a this wii a.i r-trra-lr io'nug # together ,r Eri ru- ... i-ra @ rr r'..t rC "ls ~II ,rra.E roa ever that tae entire ia.er a- rangemeu will have been ce,-0 e....
 a. .lcAs To tla Eosr.,al ! .u. before the C.0ao aE Hf-sI.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

George Nash. who plays SD effective ly the role of Navin in Augustus Thom- as new play. The Harvest MUOn." has turned author He has written an article on thc proposition that acting Is primarily an ;pprai tu thc eye rath- relates this iuJcrrstiu-, auccdnte of tLe late Joseph Jefferson. "A good voice has made wuuy a baG actor Mr. lief fersou used r1 say For what does an actor with good yo.cc Go Co make himself a good actor: Nothing lie comes out upon the stage and listens 10 himself making pretty sounds. and. added Mir Jefferson. nobody else does"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

tAlbil a AAtEAAtt Of his and q skilled telegraph operator himself. was working at that time in the office of certain manager who was negotiating with Drew. When the talk between the actor and man. aser worked round to the question of terms Drew heSitated to stand out for what he wanted. Finally the manager made an offer The actor was on the point of acceptance when the ticker began 10 sound. Vernon was tue op- erator
 Drew. Drew. Drew" it ticked "Lis,en. liSteu. Hold of terms a min ute. Ask for ten more. He said he'd give it before you came in"
 With a calm and impassive expres- sion of deliberate consideration. Drew looked ihnushtfuIly at the manager while he rap2ed with percil on the desk the dots and dashes which were for Vernon. are you sure:"
 Sure" came the clicks.
 Then Drew spoke and got his price
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

~It is odd how difficult children find the comprehension Cf the Roman mu- meralS" sa.d Marie Booth Russell Robert ManirlrS brilliant leading wu- man. recently. "I have often heard Of the youthIul student Of English his tory who sail be never could renem- be- whether James One Eye O. Charles One Eye was beheadet bun he WIS SGrc that awful old Rich ard Three Eyes murdered the dear little princes in the Tower of London.
 "A new one. however. reached me the other day y,hen this contribution was made Co fhe juvenile annals of New Oriea ns: The hopeful son had been taken Co see al! of Mr. Mantelrs plays during the week as matter Of education Asked which he liked best. he unhcsitatiuSly replied that Louis Cross Eye was his favorite. Our evening bill had been De Ia vigne'S 'Louis Xi'"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
MORSE SEES WIFE.
u.v Associated pressD

ATLANTA. Jan 4-M-s. Chas ". No-sr wife cf th- G-c1l.er low n rhe federal ur.sor here. arrived O day. She was met a the station aT her husbanG's friend " r. Eeid- The convicted banke~ rist tho pa ? with 2 smile snd ta led. .n2. ters over witP them n regards to iie Hltt s.cD 70 ra i1-e7 il D s befat. was not Ut thc ti~tc 'T 1a~'f carrc tna' he shOTed a1F e'"- .1'- Mrs. Mo-se win n~t D" po-~'1t0
 see him aeaia f)r z teen lays '; d. howeve. heca1se Of the bus'n 51 -H- tercsrs or fi f~ie0 ' .-7d t@o f"4t ''af others n ght suffer from neglect f them. will be permitted Co see inc prisoner more often. Morse has Sot been assigned to any task.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

There is nothing vicious gH,.- 'ar American ah9gi-ilr. SatJ ..,. --r 2. R. Seaton recently. who sraui, iH a class by himself as a rortr;l.cr or the Indian on thr stage. and iI i~ wran- Co say that he has uo sense of hgmur.
 -'I remember when first met old Tail Feather. chief of tJc ChiIkats He had heeu told That. unlike most pale faces. trusted the noble red man. Through the half breed interpreter he said he. was glad ! did and that my faith was well founded.
 Then he handed me cake of brown soap. told me it was maple sugar. and T had tO eat it."
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

The attraction tonight at the Or. pheum theater will be the American Musical Comedy company presenting for the first time here Willie Vests new eastern musical comedy success. The Harvard Professors. a play full of witty lines. abculding in a series Of most amusing situations which are certain to keep the audience in a con unual state of merriment The play concerns a young fellow, Harry Hart. whom his uncle believes to be in col lese. and who really never saw the insiGe of Harvard. Ills u2cle arrives
 in town and faiiing to see Harry's name on the Harvard register. starts to ask questions. Harry. iu order to carry out his bluT. engages two Ger man tramps co pose as Harvard pro fessCrs. and here's where the fun be- gins. The German parts are taken by Willis West and Jack Curtis. while Charles Reilly takes the part Of Harry Hart. Ben Sellar vii be seen as Col. Hotchkiss. Harry's uncle. Miss Mar jeorie Dalton will assume tbe ;.ar. Of Madam Pelice.. while Miss Billie May takes that of Blanch ReViers. Miss Fudge Earle will take the part of Daisy. and Evelyn Constance that of Ida, both in love with Harry. Among the musical numbers for this evening will be- opening chorus. "GolfDE Girls" Take Me Up With You. Dea-ie, by Billie May and cho- rus: Drama of Love" parody of Shakesreare's Seven Ases), by Mar jeorie Dalton. Willis West and Jack Curtis. and this selection will prop abiy be the best in the musical mum bers: My Wife's Gone to ;he Codn- try" by Ben Sellars and chorus; Col Iege Life" by Charles Reilly and chorus Qntroduclng a girls football gamel. which is also promised to pc
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
CALL MONEY EASIER.
CBy Associated PressJ


 NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Stringency h the call money rate relaxed today and prices of stocks rallied, thus re- versing the proceedings of yestcT- day. CorTesponding changes oc- cured m the stock market sentimon- regarding Ihe special mpssa g=- t- ing ,f the money market was due In directly to liquidation in the stock market 4 factor iI gi!c 4- anxiety about anti corporate m2a2- usrs was the ~eWs oi tne ner;cr rt trust companies effected under the auspices tI J. T. AIC-r-I lHe -. ,~ -.l eN-'ont va7 felt tu aeu1n- abiiity in that direct CT t-a- Oepr vcd the outlook Of cause for G1Eie,y lr1-l the standpoint Of vested c2p.;a Bonds gre irregular. Total sales S5.271 .0Oe. [. 2. 4's coupon declined rc- csst.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
DOUBLE TRACKING BEGINS.
(By Assoc.ated Press.l

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. Jan. l. The first move in the Atchison. To peka and Santa Re railroads plan to double track the road from Chicago to Los Angeles is said tO have been taken when the contract was let tc double track the section from Ash Fork to Winslow. Ariz.. a distance of ninety miles. It is reported the next step will be double tracking the sec ton from Albuquerque to Gallup. 15O mics.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Jane Norla. one of the new singers in grand opera who is attracting DO little attention. IS a xative of St. Louis who. under Der own name of Ludwig poul and BOuhy. was engaged by Henry Savage for his company in this coun- Try. She returned te France. aBst ;st the opera there sae is said to have es
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

laugh the luUdeSt. -Thuse that come in on free tickets"
 he promptly replied. "I can always pick out the man who comes in on q lith- ograph ticket. He never stops laugh ing but when you are fGuFins out that you have won
 him you have to deduct CD Der cent
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
wEos WITHOUT PERMISSION.
CBy Assoc aed Press1

B7tfiS S;i.5i.S. Jan 4--. he le 5oci asserts today that the marriage of King Albert lnd Q1csn E'zss ''h who was pr oess of Bavaria, Was sanctioned neither by the ate Y 1c | I.eoUot nor by rar iar-o7-. G- 8 roc quired by the constitution The pa- per insists that the sanction Of tne marriage by parl amen iS Imperative.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
IF NEW WEAR cL'OEs IN

and there is go coal n your cellar you won't need i; for t will be hot enough at your house. Better be sure than sor.y. Sto3 ia and order ton Of our free burning stove ccG That will insure a good dinner fd you and a good temper for yod much better talf Avoid hot tiro ty making sure cf r.c@;y ci coal
 INDEPENDENT FUEL C FEED co.
 ore 23I P. c. Cox 627. CiIce Msia e. c~-. T-ia-e Stables
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
WANT EXPERT FARMERS.
lBv -ssoc.ated Pressl

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-~Expert faTme -s are wanted at the salary of S1 000 per annum." The Indian serv- ice is making this offer 10 agricultural students. Appointments will be re- stricted to graduates of agricultural colleges. Successful applicants will be designated by Indian Commission oc Nccniac tO manage the agricul- t1rai demonstration farms on the In- dian reservations in the arid and
 c.nl 1-.d rcgcrs of the west"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Some Sc Chat 9 9 Theatrical
-.-..-s-.-.-.-.-.-. -.-.-s-.-,-.-.-Oo z

DIN DREN. the actor. who was thrown from his horse recently in Central park. New York. aud suffered a brOk n collar bone. is noted for his cOOlness and self control both CT and on the stage. One Of the stories told to bear out this statement k the following: ln the early part of his career il hap pcned that Drew for some reason or other learned to take and send mes sages on the telc- graph ticker. liar
 NH EH
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

There have been some odd lmporta
 tions of foreign novelties fer Vaude- vile stunts since shat form of en- probably the StranSest of all is about to come. This is an act by some of the deserted wives of the deposed snl-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
OBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
 CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Cattle weak. 10c lower: receipts 5000: beeyes S415G 1.S5; Texas steers. S4G5: western steers. s40G.2O; stockers and feeders S3G3.25; cows and heife.s s21Od $50: calves S7.25G9.5O.
 Sheep-Markes steady; receipts 15.- OOo; natives s3.7506; westerns s37J 0G: yearlings sG.500S; lambs. native sGGG.15; western SGTS.T5.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

'HoEh "ELH" permanent nlG-c-p
 SMILE E' tle Tac~ll3n ep. pearance of his slightly a'S. lccEr
 Just around thc corner from the "a. nous Joe Weber tbeater in New York k an Italian boot polishing establish ment As the comedian passed it enc morning son of Italy w;ih yis-Gc groteSqueiy besmlrched with blackiEg accosted him with "Shiae. boss: Five eeuts.'
 Joe looked down at bis shoes and up at the bootblacs. No" slid be. "bu: I'll give you a quarter if you will go and wash your face
 Always on the alert for gain. Tony complied with alacriry and came hur- rying back for his reward. Weber examined him critically and held out the coin. Eut. t0 his astonishment. Tony. with look of proud diSdain, said. You keepa Ga mon and maka da gran hair cut"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

WIVES OF SULTAN IN vAuDEvILLE tan of Turkey. Wbeu Abdul Hamid was taken of the throne most of his better halves were left to shift for themselves. and some Of them went into vaudeville. at present exhibiting themselves in Europe. They soon will visit America.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
.. .AmuSementS..

something out Of the ordinary. Anne Annheusc-." by Fudge Earle and Will i5 Wcs,. and the finale by the entire omrcay wI conclude the bill
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

from your eI.husiasnl- He's pleased to death with the play. but what tic Lies hiui EoSi is li. facI that he hasn't had to pay Whenever hear any par t!cularly vociferous appreciation on my eniranra , am always afraid 70 ask about he receipts"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Among o.,s.r fh,@rS. Atlss Marie Russell. the actress. is considered an authority on physical culture for wom- en. and shP is often asked how she re- duces her weight.
 In New Orleans recently an actress in another company playing the same rity came to her and said. Miss Rus sell. ! walt to become as slender as you are What do you consider the .lost satisfactory exercise for an ac- iress.
 -A hong run on Broadway" said Miss Russell.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Frank Daniels. who is starring in a new play this seasoH called The Belle of Brittany was asked recently what class of feoDI. wbf, .-u Id. nm, .l.aaters
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Stories of Stage Folk
HOE WERI:R.

HOE N- EHI.E. 1D " hose bur
 iesgUp of "The Merry Widow auI tlie Dr,il~ l. now rH torr-is . dIppcr little man whD has such small fcci that iit. has 10 Wecr h. dies shoes. Arcih- e- co:.sp, 3cas fca- tirc of Alr Wc'ar's
 ..... O.. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

,arca >r-a roles as Julietc. Mar -uerlre. Nrtlu Elsa. Elisabeth and Aida. She has filled enga gemeDus ur Monte Carlo. OStend aud Italy. NCJ ye, !hiru years old. she is in private fife ;lr vile uf Gluo Centauiui. who is private .rerc,ary to Julius Gaui- CaSazz1.
 Julian Mitchell. the eminent produce. of biz theatrical ensembles. whu staged ~Thr Merry Widow and The DcyH'' iu which ibc Joe Weber Trav- esty cuIu, ,=uy Us uu tOUr has serious micn but a dry Eauor which is all! his own. He heartily diSliles personal praise and most of all an expression of gratitude.
 Just before ihe famous beauty chorus of thr organization left Joe Weber's theater iu New York cily they decided Co Tell the great stage director how much they appreciated hiS wun- derfuI training. Pretty Mildred Gr silva was chosen as spokeswomar. '-'Ihe girls want me 10 tell you. Mir. Mitchell said she. how much we are indebted Co you. We feel that y0a have mucht us all we know"
 Mitchell lisiriicd auentively wisl strained fcl:rTes. fer he is very deaf Then he turacd away saying:
 '-All yon know: Don't mention si.eb q trifinS mattcr"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

NEW YORk. Jan. 4.-it is 9 above, at TO o'clock tonight. and still going town. Upstate points report zero. the coldest of tho winter At north ern points the temperature ranged Iron. -5 to 3J below.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
BLIZZARD HITS CHICAGO.
lnr AssncIacd Pressl

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-This city was struck tonight by a genuine blizzard. The wind is blowing forty miles an hodr. driving sheets of icy sleet.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-04
Secret Societies
FRATERNAL BRoTHERHoOD.

Many members OF ScEo Lily lodge,
No 252. r. r. T.. went to the depot
Tuesday evening to bid Organizer
Eweli adieu. He was en- route to VIII
liams. Arizona. near the Grand canyon.
Saturday evening many officers and
members visited Murray lodge. The
officers assisted by Sister Rothwell and
the escort team OF twelve young
women from Utah lodge. 365. installed
the Officers-elect of Murray lodge.
This public affair was we'll attended.
After the installation all enjoyed the
dance until a late hour. Light refresh
ments we're served. Sego Lily lodge
will install officers at their next
meeting. July Il. to which all mem
bers Of the order are invited to at
tend.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-04
ORIGIN AND AIMS
CT MORMON PEOPLE
Joseph F. Smith, IT., Tells
Tourists the Purposes
of The Church.

At the special tourists service given
IN the Tabernacle yesterday after
noon an organ recital was rendered
by Professor }. J. Mcclellan. and Jo-
scph r. Smith. jr.. delivered an adj
dress on The Essential Features Of
Mormonism.~ In mis-. address Mr..
Smith said. in part:
I'VE are called Mormons because
we follow the Book Of Mormon.
which was compiled as history OF
South America and who came TO this
continent from jerusalem during the
reign OF Hezekiah. The Lord led this
people TO this continent and taught
them his laws and ordinances. the
Same as the people OF Palestine were
taught. They followed his teachings
Tor two or three hundred years. and
then they fen into apostasy. They
were then cursed and turned black.
s.a.n eco. .,,tuuu again accepted
the works Of the Lord they were
again turned white. and remained in
this condition until they again turned
into apostasy. and they were again
turned black. There was also "A peo-
pie who came 20 this continent dur-
ing the confusion OF tongues in Eu-
rope. For n while they accepted the
Ns..NN ana We're UInt-
porous. They then fell into apostasy
and went 90 war among themselves
Pud were destroyed. In this book the
land of Zion is the land Of peace and
plenty. No people. however. can in
habit this land and live I'm iniquity
The same promise that was made 20
the people Of old has been made 20
the people Of today As long as they
heed the Lord they will possess the
disobcy His commandments, when
they seek that which is unciean. they
shall be destroyed.
'Mormonism is the pure gospel Of
the Lord. 10 man can enter the
kingdom Of The Lord who does not ac-
ccpt the teachings OF the Lord Jesus
Christ. The four cardinal principles
OF the Mormon faith are: Faith in the
Lord Jesus Christ: repentance for
sins. baptism for the remission Of sins
and the laying on Of hands for the
gifts Of the Holy Ghost our elders
preach the gospel to all Of the nations
of the earth. As the Savior taught
the gospel after His death. so we
claim that our elders who go out into
the world preach the gospel TO the
man I'm the body. After death they
60 into the spirit world and preach
the gospel 90 the departed spirits BY
this means we hope 20 save the entire
world. Joseph Smith. the prophet.
was designated by the Lord 90 come
into this world and preach unto all
civilized and uncivilized men the true
teachings or the Lord Jesus Christ He
died n martyr 60 the cause Of hu-
mainly. and FOR his death he has re-
ceived His reward I'm the world to
come
The musical program rendered
was.
Oilertory ------.-.---- Batiste
Spring Song ........... Iendelssohn
Serenade ....-.----.-.... Schubert
Old mclody-Ncarer. NV God TO
Thee. Gee. Arranged by performer
Prelude-March from Tannheuser.
.....-....... ...... Wagner