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CITY REAL ESTATE
BARGAIN.

BARGAIN.
IS, 3,500-Sacramento ST near 1st sv.: lot 25x117;
good old story house. with driveway and
stable: just around the corner from the
elegant 'Presidio Terrace; lot opposite
sold for 81 600
81, ,1oo-Reduced to force sale: lot 27:sx1s7:e;
McAllister ST. bet Devisadero and Scott
old cottages pay S3S per month; make a
bid.
SC, se,ooo-Northeast corner of I'd av and Fulton
St: 50x90: sunny exposure; street work
complete; car through from the beach to
ferry.
s4 4,25o-Double frontage lot, block from Ellis
and Fillmore SITS.
KANE CO.,
215 Montgomery st.
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SAN MATEO PEAL ESTATE

FOR rent-Ffne home of rooms and sleeninc
porch: close 20 station in San NateO: modern
and Up 10 date: viii rent furnished verv re7-
sonahie 70 responsible parties. r. y. BI p
CESS COMPANY 907 First National Bank
hntlhinH San Eranc--.n
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PEOPLE who witnessed accident lady thrown
from Haght ST. No. 1892. on Sunday No
vember 20. at 6:55 p. M. at the regular trans
fer point. Haight and Market SITS, please com
municate with MRS. l. HOLM, 400 30th St.
San Francisco
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GEO. II. LTF & son. Owners.

81. .2o0-s50 cash $40 mo-. r. lot 1oOx100.
81. .sOo-Sf50 cash. SIS no.. T., lot 5ON1I0.
s.. .20O-s3O0 cash. $50 mo-. r. lot 45x1T4
Houses 70 rent purchase 10 70 $50 per mo.
FRUlTVALE REALTY CO..
1902 F. 18th ST. Phone Merritt 90
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Z i EAEc
ON THE BALANCE.
String beans have produced 5000 per acre, peas
(the earliest in the statel $500 garlic 5000 You
can grow fruits and berries that will pay even
better than the above.
An electric and two steam railroads to the
land Our prices are the cheapest for this cisss
Of level. loan soil inside OF IS miles Of San
Francisco. Why have We sold over 500. OO0 OF
this land TO local people who have worked Il for
30 years? They know ITS value
Only about 50 acres left; soil 20 IT, deep by
test. VIII build for you. on installment plan.
Delays are dangerous: act quickly.
Free maps and information
ROBINSON & CUNNING
General Agents for lands OF the Meek Estate
Hayward. Cal.
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BUPLTNGAMP REAL ESTATR
REATrTTETrr. HONfFsITEs.

bF-AI ITFIIl HUNFcII It Eii-
VISIT the beautiful Euriingam0 Hill cOunt-v
the most beautiful within reach OF the CITY. far
surpassios the cross hay localities: transfer TO
the San Mateo electric at 5th. and Market
you always get seat-and get 0n az EASTON
station. take the Southern Pacifc at Third
and Townsend Here is the finest suburban home
site the peninsu,a FASTON ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGAMF: beautiful shaded paths. cool On
the hottest davs; N improvements, cement side
walks. streets. sewers. water Hight and te.e-
phone are Installed: the bones win appeal n
you. large lots easy terms. excellent and fast
train service. twice fast 70 bay
points For particulars about EASTON address
F. J. RODGERS. Mills BUILDING. SAN
FRANCISCO.
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STOCK FARM.

40 acres, miles south OF San Jose: miles
from railroad; $50 acres be plowed; 5 room
house. hard finish; good barn; creek runs through
place; living springs; this carries 125 head OF
cattle the year round shade and shelter for
stock; price $50. so per acre. Ala
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HnANn ~ nT-NrAI0W

NNNNIT NV NTTNITTW.
81. .5O0-Sa0C CASH BALANCE Sf5 MONTH Y
One OF those attractive homes with large
rooms. pOrches. etc. lOt 45x130 feet. on the
sunny side Of the street: house contains 8 large
rooms there are . f-epIaceS. seats. book cases.
etc. The plumbing is Of the very best: clinker
brick foundation and trimmings outside; beautiful
trees; close 70 station.
IvnN e EnAn aae Marlat 81
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II acres. miles from the town OF Sunnyvale
Santa Clara valley; all out in fruit, prunes and
peaches and apricots: 3 room house; well ane
mill; good barn; soil No. 1; price $3.50; vii
pay good income from crop. All
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS


SEALED bids viii be received at the Office OF
the Secretary OF the Regents. University OF
California. Berkeley, at or before $3.50 a. m.
Wednesday. January 4. 1911, FOR Furniture Tor
the University Library and Boalt Han. as per
plans and specifications file at said ofnce
No bids viii be received unless accompanied
by a certified check bond Ia favor or the
undersigned equal to 10 per cent OF the old
TO secure execution OF contract By successful
bidder. The right is reserved 70 reject any OF
all bids THE REGENTS OF THE UNINEk-
SITY OF CALIFORNIA
PROPOSALS for dredging-U. s Engineer Ofrce.
726 ChronicIe bldg san Francisco Cal. Decem-
Der 1. 1g10-Seaied proposals for dredging In
Redwood Greek CAL wi oe TsServsa oSss 81 uas1
plication Chas. E. L. B. Davis, Brig--Gsn. C.
s. Agent
PROPOSALS for dredging-U. s Engineer Of
fce 72e Chronicle Bldg. san Francisco Cal.
December 4 faf0-Sealed proposals for dredging
in Redwood Creek. CAL will be received here
11nffl - noon December 81. 1910. Information
on anpIIcation. Chas. E. l. B. Davis. Brig--Gen.
u. s. Agent
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One mile from Cupertino station, Santa Clara
county; Is acres in prunes 10 years DID, trees all
perfect; soil No. L; price $1,000; mortgage
81. 200. 416
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REDWOOD CITY-PeaI Estate

EAGLE HILL VILLAS . and acre tracts.
10 minutes from der0t: fne oaks and View
VALOTA PARK-2. 3 and acre tracts. ad-
joins city limits
Fl. c. TUCHSEN. 81 broadway. Redwood CITY.
A-IMPROvED lots. minutes walk from Red
wood CITY depot. very easy terms; also ac-e-
age: send FOR booklet BALDWIN & HOW
FTT a1e-eS4 Eaerrv
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SCALP specialist manicurng, electric scalp
massage 1445 Fillmore ST.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

BOOMING HOUSE FOR SALE.
S600-Post st. mr. Van Ness av-: house OF
10 rooms, almost new furniture; suitable for
house keeping apartments: rent $40; must sell.
AHERN & DoNoHoE, 1166 Valencia st.
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Two acre lots, close to Los Altos; all In
fruit and berries; good 4 room houses, barns,
well and mill; both ideal homes: price So, $50 for
one and So $50 for the other. 4O7
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

$1,000 acres irrigated fruit. garden and alfalfa
land; SO acre cash. balance 10 years IL de-
sired. PAUL ROSSIER. 336 Pine ST
$25 cash, $40 monthly. buys acres OF beautiful
level land in Alameda county. RICH VAL
LEY LAND CO.. $50 Sutter st.
1895 for acres in Alameda county PROGRESS
I'VE REALTY CO., $50 Sutter st.
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SANTA CPUZ PEAL ESTATE
LEGAL NOTICES

HOMES. ranches. acreage exchange Price list
DAvID Z. WI SOY. Santa CrIr CaL
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MRS. ANDREWS late of Turkish baths, mas
seuse, phys: refs. removed to SOP Grove 81
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MAGNETIC massage and steam baths by trained
nurse MRS. JOHNSON. 605 10th st. Oakland
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HOT salt baths (medicall: massage for bot
sexes 419 18th St. Oakland.
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MRS HOLSHoUSER. MAGNETIC SPECIAL
IST 951 Pacific bldg; phone Kearuy 5e6
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SPIRITUALISM

AA-MRS j. J. WHITNEY trance medium: I:
consultation 81, at her home. 1164 o'Farrell;
nv letter. questions 81; phone Franklin 5024
AA-MRs. G. NJ KINNAIRD. ord: con. daily.
1914; cir. Sun, Mon. We'd FRI, s p. m.
143a Fillmore ST.
MISS LEA, best fortune teller; readings 25 cts.
Room Is. 311 Van Ness av., McAllister st.
LOTTIE BUSWELL spiritual readings, lessons.
daily circle every night. 1859 Webster mr.. OF.
MISS NJ. WILLIE medium crystal seeress, can
be consulted all matters. 1918 Fillmore st
MRS. s. SEAL. spirit min. consultation daily
offciates marriages funerals. 7S6 McAllister
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6.100 acres. in YolO and Colusa counties. IL
miles from Rumsey; this place can be made into
good 100 acre COW dairy and 1000 head sheep
range: Cache creek gives good supply Of water
to irrigate 100 acres; railroad station 1 y miles
makes 1t easy for hauling milk and cheese; $40.
40
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ALAMEDA PEAL ESTATE

S25 CASH. SO monthly-5 acres or the best lard
IN Alameda county; rich snd level RICH
VALLEY LAND Co $50 Suttsr st.
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LUMBER FOR SALE

sHTNGLES. s1.40s rustic. $40: boards. $40;
cpnntry orders solicited. SO 10th St. !. =
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MRS. P A. RoSSoN. psyche therapy Bait
Creek medical masseuse. Phone West 5O5
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MONEY WANTED

LOAN of $500 for six months from private party;
ample security; strietest investigation. Box
260. Call office.
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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.

no ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD. ONLY
SIX MILES FROM OAKLAND.
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FINANCIAL

ACCOUNTS California safe deposit bought and
loans made on all kinds Of securities J. BoAD,
4b4 Montgomery st.
ABBOTT buvs BONDS" corporation STOCKS
and DIAMONDS. Money loaned o5n Nartot - a.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES

AAA-METRoPoLITAN and MERRILL MILLER
Business Colleges. cons; day, night class.
Market and Van Ness See classes
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30 acres, 2h miles east OF Antioch; full bear
Ing almond orchard, produced this year $4,000;
good house; large barn; splendid location; 81, 500
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46 acres, 3 miles from Watsonville; IL acres
are choicest bottom land. balance good farm
land; viii make fine 20 cow dairy; plenty OF
water for any purpose; price per acre $50. 40
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DRESSMAKING

McDOWELL'S Dress Making and Millinery
School 121 Geary ST. near Grant av.: evening
classes; patterns cut 70 order. Douglas ABB
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BERKELEY ~ ESTATR

INCOME residence. modern story dwelling 10
rooms, baths; also cottage with bath in rear:
close In; terms. part cashi no trade. C. W
ROTH. 1926 Grant st.
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MASSEUR would like few more patients to go
to the house, call at residence. DORIC,
apartment 2, Post st. near Hyde
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MRS DR. vIERECK. electro m agnetic treat
ments for rheumatism, liver troubles, etc. 121.
Scott st.
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MONEY To LOAN

GOLD, amalgam, rich ore bought; cash: assavirs
Soc Pioneer Assay Co.. 121 9Th mr. Howard
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baths of the age; electric vibratory and Span
fish massage; hours 10 a. N. to 10 D. M MRS
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SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND FOUR YEARS
ON THE BALANCE.
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CARPET CLEANING

S. F. COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING CO. 3sT
Suffer St. phone Kearny 5S52 lBLUE WAGON
Carpets. rugs quickly. thoroughly cleaned on
1oor. without removal. estimates free
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PHRENoLoGIsT. reads your life by esoteric
phrenology. 1922 Market st; hrs o to p. m.
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MAGNETIC massage scalp treatment MRS
ROBINSON, 2l5 O'Farrell St. apt g.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

ORCHARD and land for sale OF rent. Address
box 152. Biggs. Cal.
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ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS

ELITE matrimonial bureau for lonely people;
companion for every one. 1861 Wash. st, Oak.
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LOcKSMITHS

KEYS al factory prices. KEY WORKS. seI CLAY
ST.. Oakland. Phone Oakland e717. A2574.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

GOING east, must sell my Steinway player
piano and automobile; no reasonable ofer re-
fused: easy terms. Box 33S, Call office.
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$40 acres. Lassen county; miles from ". Pa
CHIC and half mile from n G. o. R. and nile
from the new @ P. under construction; all level;
no rock or alkall: can be irrigated from the new
pumping plant ditch recently started IN proven
artesian belt; water at 2so feet; $40 acre. 4o6
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CLAIRvoYANT AND PSYCHIC.
GEORGIA DANIELS tells names dates,
facts; dispels evil influences: brings about your
most sanguine hopes; satisfaction guaranteed;
no fee in advance, you to be the Judge; special
prices this week. SOC and 81.
NATIONAL HOTEL. 1139 MARKET ST,
Second door west of American Theater office
hours 10 a. TO p. m. daily; Sunday to 4.
MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clair, and palmist;
a wonderful prophecies: hours 10 to 10: l. SOC,
e. ST. 1910 McADister st. nr. Devisadero
NINE. LE0NIDA. honest readings; palmist, cards,
clair: Sun. appointments. 94S McAllister st.
NINE. Starr of Oakland at Hotel CARING, S. F..
1154 Mkt, r. 3; truth pay; 10 to p. m.
NINE. LEONIDA. honest readings; palmist. cards.
clair; Sun appointments GAS McAllister st.
ASTROLOGY
PHRENOLOGIST. reads your life by esoteric
phrenology. 1922 Market st: hrs. TO p
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$500 acres. miles from Coyote. Santa cara
county. 4 miles from Morgan Hill; about 300
acres of good creek bottom; 10000 cords OF
wood; good cottages, new; eowbarn 40x10O;
l good horse barn; silos 100 tons each; farm
ing implements, etc.; good blacksmith shop;
price $35 per acre. 410
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MOTORCYCLE. Excelsior; spring tandem;
gine In fine condition; nearly new tire.
other fair; S125 1925 Chestnut St. Oakland.
CAN save you money bicycles, sporting goods
and bicycle sundries; send for catalogue.
ATHENS CYCLE CO., Oakland. Gal.
CASH paid for bicycles. any condition. ZIMMER-
LIN BROS. 2i92 Sutter. J1433: West 24T2.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

1910 McA1lister st. mr.. Fillmore.
New method Turkish baths; sea salt tub baths
elec blanket sweats; light rays: cleo yibra-
tory MRS. ANDERSON hours 10 TO 10
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& SUPPLIES


MONARCH visible Typewrsters-In the Monarch
Visible Typewriter all the writing is in full
sight all the time; other makes, second hand.
at very reasonable prices, we rent, repair and
inspect. Before purchasing ring up Douglas
4I1e or call at 807 Bush st.
WOLF a. ISENBRUCK. Dealers.
SPECIAL. S35-Smith Premier or Remington re-
built Secure Information /. q 81. ALEXAN-
DER 80 Market ST.
ALL priced nebufIts from $40 to S65; also mo.
fnstsllments. Pac. Typewriter Co. 107 Montgy.
TYPEwRIFERs-OAKIsAND
ALL makes typeWriters at Oakland Typewriter
TX 952 Broadway, Oaklands Phone Oak e21e
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INFORMATION WANTED

GOLDSTEIN Co.. theatrical and masquerade COS
tuners; country orders speciality. SS3 Market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

on points so few as, those enumerated
in the Apostles creed. upon what can
they agrs2 Christian living" Is 70
take the place OF creed. but what is
Christian nvingy" Some standard Of
judging IL must be found. and that is
what the creed was supposed to be for
We do not censure any church for
revising its creed. wherever il finds
what has beeen long apparent 70 in
dependent thinkers the creed
needs revising Yet can church get
along practically without creed? II
so. II will be at the merry Of every
wind Of doctrine" and viii become,
like an other purely human inventions
and Institutions. the creature OF the
ruling fashions or caprices in law,
ethics and morals
We believe in development and prog
resin evolution in the broad sense
but abrogation is scarcely 20 be- viewed
as the evolution Of a creed.
Moreover. the creed rcviscrs are con-
frontcd by this dilemma Of the creed
must be- revised in the light Of new
knowledge. the claim Of IFS divine ori-
gin seems spurious n the creed was
not the work of apostles or Of other
inspired leaders. why has IL been held
10 so long? Has it remained for this
ono age TO detect its errors. after they
have been accepted for over 1000
years.
But again: Is the revision or the
abrogation OF the creed to be regard
ed as the work of Inspiration and au-
thoritv2 or merely as the latest guess
of fanble mon? If the former where
h. the provision in orthodox Chris
tian dogma for new revelation? If
the latter. who is TO be the Judge OF
what constitutes church membership
Answering the last question first, we
supposr. there being almost no creed
left. each one will judge for him
self. The answer that Christian iiv-
ing constitutes church membership will
not do: for atheists or Buddhists may
live relatively blamelcss lives Some
sort of amHation with the church. will
be necessary. and this is a thing Of un-
certain meaning.
The most important fact TO be noticed
is. perhaps. that this particular church,
like all the others, has houted the idea
Of new revelation as a guide 20 the
church Now it Is adopting some sort
~ new revelation or inspiration, only
in this case. the revelation seems
TO consist merely Of the attitude aud
life Of the person seeking membership.
and not any authoritative standard
fixed by one claiming to know.
Referring 20 the Savior's symbol, il
seems to us that this new wine poured
into the old. weather-crackcd bot
ties will burst them assunder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

toward the sky. Tho sunshine is on my
my head. The earth gives me its gem
erous sap. but heaven lights me with
the reelection OF unknown worlds. You
say that the soul Is nothing but the
resultant Of the bodily powers. why,
then, Is my soul more luminous when
my bodily powers begin to fall? Winter
is on my head, but eternal spring Is In
my heart. | breathe at this hour the
fragrance or the lilacs, the violets, and
the roses, as at twenty years. The
nearer / approach the end the palmer
] hear around me the immortal sym
phOnies Of the worlds which invite me.
II IS marvellous, yet simple. II Is a
fairy tale. and II is history. For half
a century / have been writing my
thoughts i'm prose and verse: history.
philosophy, drama, romance. tradition
satire. ode. and song. I have tried
all. But / feel / have not said the thou
sandth part Of what Is in me- When l
go down to the grave I can say like
many others Il have finished my DAVIS
work But I cannot say: Il have fin
ished my life" My days work will
begin again the next morning. The
tomb is not "a blind alley: Il is a
thuroughfare II closes on the twilight:
II opens on the dawn.-Victor Hugo.
Three In every man there are at
Men In least three men. There is
All Men the man as he sees him
self. there IS the man as
his friends see him, there Is the man
as his enemies see him. The man who
lives in history is a sort OF composite
OF these three. Commander peary, as
his enemies see him, is n Jealous
cgotist, tyrannical, domineering, I'M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

Russia herself was in the throes Of a
revolution IN which Bobrikoff first and
then won Plchve was cut off Then
came Prince Mirsky's bcnignant rule,
and the Diet was reopcnod ga Decem-
Der. 1904. and the Finnish oxiles re-
called home Again Russia reaches out
for the complete control of Finland. IN
spite Of the fact that every Gar since
the annexation In 1908 has solemnly
sworn 10 respect the laws and constitu-
ton OF the country
Finland is one OF the most interesting
corners OF Europe The Firms are sup
posed To have come from the sunny
plains Of Mesopotamla On the dim past
II is claimed that when the cuneiform
inscriptions first were read. scholars
were struck with the resemblance Of
the idioms to those belonging TO the
language Of the Firms An old epic
"Kalvala. Is also said TO contain
marked oriental features
IN spite OF the rigorous climate OF
the country Finland has become by
far richer and more civilized than Rus
STA. II has railroads. factories and
big fleet OF merchant ships Its uni
versity mt Helsingfors has many stu
dents. II has nothing in common with
Russia. lis people are Lutheuns. not
members Of the Greek church Their
right 10 self government ls as clear as
the right of Belgium or Switzerland
But Russia is. OF course. determined
10 absorb the country completely. win
public opinion stay the process Of alb
sorption? Is thore any power In public
opinion, that Russia will respect? II
so, IL should be directed against the
opprcssor The press OF America. Eng
land. and France can at least make an
effort IN behalf Of a brave. iberty-lov-
ing. highly civilized people II IL is
in vain and Finland's doom is sealed
we have no doubt that thousands Of
these Firms will come 10 the United
States, to find an asylum and a ref
uge from the hand Of oppression.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

Seth Low. who is known in national
education circles as a former presi-
dent Of Columbia University, in nation
al philanthropic circles as a maker Of
numerous muuitiCent gifts. and i'm poll
tics as "A former mayor Of New York
city ana also Of Brooklyn when the lat
ter was an independent city. was one
Of company OF gentlemen who had
met to discuss the twentieth century
Industrial and commercial awakening
of China. Mr.. Lows father. the late
a. A Low. gained his great fortune
and established a worldwide reputa-
zion as merchant. through the great
commerce established by his house with
China. He was owner of some Of the
clipper ships which made America fam
Gus on the seas sixty odd years ago.
OF tho men who met with Mr. Low
there were several who had recently
been In China, and they told from per-
sOnal knowledge Of the great changes
taking place in the empire. and partic-
ularly Of the new and friendly attitude
towards foreigners on the part Of the
ruling classes.
The change towards foreigners has.
indeed. been most marked" said Mr..
Low. "The anecdote of the first women
Of American birth and training-and,
also, / think the first white women Of
any nation-to put foot upon Chinese
soil proves that. one of these ladies'
was an aunt Of mine. a sister OF my
father. and the other was a near rela-
tive OF hers. and younger. Their adj
venture in China, / believe, is not gem
orally knowns
These ladies took passage for China
upon one Of my fathers clippers. on
reaching port they went ashore, and
were at once the objects Of the utmost
establishment and curiosity Almost as
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ANNUAL v. NJ AND v. l.. VI. l. 4.
AND PRIMARY CONFERENCES.

The fifteenth general annual con-
ference Of the Young Mems and Young
Ladies' Mutual Improvement as
sociations, and the conference Of the
Primary associations Of the church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints viii
be held in salt Lake City. on Saturday
and Sunday. June 4 and 3, 1910
All officers and members Of these as
sociatlons are requested to be present
at all OF the meetings OF the con-
ference and a cordial invitation Is
extended to the Saints generally to
attend the meetings TO be held In the
tabernacle at and 7 p. m. on Sun
day, June g.
JOSEPH F. SMITH
HEBER J. GRANT.
b. II. ROBERTS.
General Suptcy. Y. NJ. NJ. l. A.
MARTHA II. TINGEY.
RUTH NJ FOX.
MAE T. NYsTROM,
Presidency Y. L. M. l. a.
LOUIE H. FELT
MAY ANDERSON.
CLARA w. BEEBE,
Presidency Primary associations
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FISH DANGEROUS.
Exchange

Exchange.
Fish is a dangerous food when KEY.
in cold storage, or otherwise, for zoo
long a period. Frequently, when he
process OF the thawing out OF cold s'oI-
age fish begins the fish becomes ans.
lutely poisonous and unit 10 eat
Is said that I'm Germany most OF l.'
hotels and the higher class rest iura NV
have tanks which are stocked win ~
fish ready to be drawn on at any minus
by the guests. a guest may make lls
selection as the fish swim about IN uls
tank, and, n he so desires, ne guy
watch the process Of catching, cleaniins,'
and cooking. or course, knowing tuat
one Is 20 he served Of the very ~
and freshest fish curtails ones desie
10 observe any such operation ~
gone through IN German restaurant
but n such a plan we're 10 be inaugas,,
ated IN this country II Is pretty s'.s
10 state that the hotel FISH ponds' a,
tanks. would always be surroundeu ~
a group Of inqulsltive and Interest,"
guests. At least, until the noNe'S
tho thing had worn on