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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
3OIitiif sfamlinss6anfs-N poe.

eoloing, "a. Sui. goa Giant
angsbotten ofboIotes / Dag efter
SnObpoelie af 5orenlnBen ugtE-
tres lneoom" ct af meaem 1900
% 1000 Menneifer beisgt Neoe.
5Ormanoen for 5orenineen, Bog
arsfter alirbso beb 8elfommen og
6efoneoe, at Der life paa bette Steo
ifnlOe tales ON Dsgnlioets Bolitifi
gan uobragte oerefter ct 9eoe for
aonpen. (gei Surraroab).
5inansminiiter ~gteergaaro boIot
i 6oreorog ON politiife SoeaIer.
aaOer De itore 5orfotninosfampe
bar bet iaa flare 5pprgsmaaI. Der
forelno, at 5olf banoe let PED at
fin0e oeres Stanopunft. Gu Der
moo par Der mango, Der flageoe
sDer. at De life fun0e feline / De
Eager. Der forelan. 5 oenne anmp.
ho, Der tiliDnelaoenoe par Ino golo
pan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES forbe-
re0tes meget, Der ienere lfuloe be-
p Jrugt. Oct glpoeoe W%inilteren,
at 0enne Strio par u0ltsiot. San
riente life, at Dor 8olitif I'LL | min.
hre 8rao Itoo ui1oer SoeoIitetens
8egn. geu fremoragens oct lamlenoe
mere emo oct ipIittenoe. og bette
oar uigtigt netop for os, Der iom ct
lille 2ano laa | ben europeiife 10.
VIKINGS Strem. Sioligere oreieoe
amrrpen fig ON, boor blot Ben ol-
miH0elige 8oIgret Ifsloe angioe
aetningen for 2onoets StDrreIie.
DerOm er anmpen en0t, men Der
Hieo en- Sogen life floret; MI ifnl
Der bpgges opbere. MiniIteren npb.
aeoe uoDioelien af Balgretten til
xor1oer og til De unge; ol maa ba.
DC Dem meo, bnis Dor 5oIferepr9-
l~entation iful bIfDe ct ianot Spell.
siHeoe af gefoIfningen. Ogiaa pao
aaoen Waaoe buroe 8oIgretten uo-
ssoes; napnlig buroe 8algretspriui-
tesierne fiernes; intet fan p9re
fabeligere og farIigere emo genfleM
6uboelie af 8nlgretspriuilegier at
sse at o9nme op for uoDifIingen;
nxfop De 4rnfter, man oil befampe,
oil Ueo en- ioaoon Wooitano let foa
FgrreHanoerum I'll Slutning frem.
brDeoe Niniiteren gnffeligbeoen of
asrre national g9roigbeo og SeIp-
3RDoelie og ~uobrngte ct 2ene for
GaHmarf.
Tolfetingsmnno, Or. Nolteien
taltr ON Strsmningen / oct 10. og
20. aarbunoreoe, iprlig meo Sen.
5If paa bet rationale, oa ilutteoe
mfo ct 2eue for ltngoommen og
5remifriotet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
Stsrite % bebfte llspals
af
BiIleo.B repfort for
enbper MrIebnine

@ratuIations greptcr7
m-6 oanit geft. Wonae for.
ifelige Slaes, iorteret per Eui
% Cents.
Brepfort meo gibeItefff
7anif, Here Slags meS ForiieIiiss
Setj.. Sorteret. per Iuf. 25e.
Broipeftfort ira Clair
og Omegn. 5nobefatter Sar-
funoets Sfole % 3orla9sbas
iami ben banife airfe. So.terss
per Tni. 25c.
Brofpeftfert fra Dan.
mari. Ga. 80 f~orifeffise fnr6s
les imuffe fnrpetrpfte Bort frs
ifsnnsite ggne | 9an0et. Sf,obt-
fatter mango betenbte airfu
Sorteret per Eni. 25c.
Sorteret BrbpeubpaIs al
ale openItnaerte pr. Duh. 25t.
gsz. fnft. Exbi. essis-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

5an9iel poo ieooanli9 5on9efoit /
3 Mooneoer.
geo llnoerretten oar tiltalte ifeI-
ee n9oa. Salt. Stiftst.@ ioemt
iamme art af 6eneiel | go 8age.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
Qp 9ummebibel.

0p 2pmmebibel.
Dct oanfte 9ibelielItnbs uoaope
pno Snoinpapir meo ny Dperi0tteIie
al BET npe 3eitlmente, inbbu1oen |
Spiflano ipeeieIt for os ! mese.
bIsot OnerfaIosbino. en- i9r6sles
elegant % bol6bar BOG.
Bris $500
Daniib 2utb. BiibI. &oiric,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
morSkabSbpger Tor Born.

0prebiieOer. 3igte af Sbr. ahborot. geO aegninaer al Oanife
aunfnere. Snob. Sc Gs.
ysrnenes eeg. @amIe oanife SansIege. 3eft os DeIooi meb aIa.
pere0ehe 9e9emoooe oe Oplpsnhuger p4 e. Z. 9preaoo
og D. 8bpregoo. Snbb. $1.00.
{ Sitorien om Woijb Yanbefase. Meo 9rainit of q. 9lom. On
BOG, Der faneiler De oaerninoite faa bel iom ierre gern.
Sn6b. 20 es.
! 6bentprbogen. uooaIste ebentpr iamIeoe ira aMe aon6e, riat iIu.
; ftreret. Snob. 30 Cts.
sGffermnnoeneS samb. 9esnnger for 9srn of 2oren5 5rslit meo
gers af anna grileo. Snob. 40 Gts.
Sante sOlifin. aeeninser Of 2oren5 5rsIhb meo seft al en- go
Der. Smnft Snbb. 60 Cts.
/ 5Drtpjd. GOentpr nf $. 6. anoerien meo fuIsrte giIleoer af
Sans 5e9ner. Snob. 40 Gts.
en Snr til 3oolosHf Sapc. giIeOer og 9srnerim for De minote,
at Sans Nif. Sonien. Snob. 40 Cts.
k Tan. emtb. Ynbl 6onie.
4 Blair, lebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
8siefiiferiet i eimfiOrOen.

9emoig, 81. SuIi. 8eiefiiferiet
berfra, bar / oenne S9ion o9ret
aIoeles ubetDoen0e og er gnnife op.
bert for en- Maaneo IiOen. Man bar
| ben berbprenoe Del of 5ior0en
beiit tunnel taee 3 gotter pr. Dag.
8riien bar belle 8ioen ppret 1 ar.
30 Gre pr. BOT. : geo Struer er
Der bog taget noget mere, og Der bar
8riien en- 8io ooIet til 70 Ore Bot
ten. : 5 in0eopren0e narme Som-
mer bnp0e man bog oentet ct goOt
uobptte af bette | fin 8iO ioa blonl.
itrenoe 6iiferi. Sioite CONNER par
oct enonu elenoigere. 5oIopaienets
geretning for 1909 opniier en- To-
tolfangit pno 20 9uno til en- g9roi
nf-66 ar.l
Geiefiiferiet / 2imfioroer. Der
o9I entligit opitoo omfring 1891 peo
~iiaaanoife o9 fpnife 5iiferes Sni-
tintip, fuIminere0e / 1894 og 1895
meo ct aarIigt uobptte poa ca.
10000 ar., men ianf til ca. 20
900 Sir. / 1898, / boilfet og npr-
meIte 4nr n9iten intet Geiefiiferi
oreOes. 0erpaa Ites oct igen til ca.
10000 ar. / 1901, ionf after til
10000 Sir. | 1901 og bar / 1908
otter Iteget til co. 10000 Sir. 81
ben bar BET oeret betponingslelt.-
Briierne er / De iioite aoringer
itegne iaa enormt, at Heiefiiferiet |
R1tno langt fra bar oRret, boao BET
ti0Iigere por.
Seoraseri. 6orIeoen Miooog :
~ifriuer n2ingf. amts DgbI." -
lenote Ssren 9unogaaro, Dem, i'm
0atter ben til 5oeet meo ct 9reo,
lom Reiiepoiten ifuIoe bope meo
til 5olitebro 2anobobnnf. grepet
inoeholot ire 5embunoreofroueieo-
Ter iamt @efsler, betolbare / Ban.
fen meo $3.50 Str. aeiiepoiten par
imiolertio life meo Soget, og on en-
fenot Mano ira ggnen, boem 8nt-
teren benDen0te iig til, life fnnoe
toge greoet meo, foroi ban ifuloe
al Io9et | Sierm. bar Der en- be-
leoen Wano / Soget, iom tilbso i'm
Sieneite, Der bleo mootagen. San
nof beierge grebet = og
iioen bar in9en Jet noget til boerfen
6am eIer 9engene.
Yolitiet efterisger I'LL Wnnoen.
u fac 10 bctaa'el for'et. GnSmeo
fra 8raa / genoipsiel itoo forleoen
for Sfranfen | 9sr9Ium Serreo an
flaeet for at baue brugt nilaaen0e
argumenter oOerfor en- Mnno | en-
GobobD.
ga, oct er Iige 90 ar, io9oe
6e~rreosfogoen. Smeoen lag0e 30
ar. poa Sfrnnfen og BAD ON at
mootte gipe Wanoen Ell Omgang
til for be 10 Sir. Den agmle Ser
aooareoe Smeoen meget
inoitpnoigt MOB at forulempe Wan-
BEN mere. Sme6en fog ina be 10
ar. igen, og efter at babe betpnft
ia noget oreieoe ban ON og GIT,
ioet ban iagoe til Serreosfogoen:
Ga. ger act, Ian betaa'Ier a for'et
ben Der @nong."
50 banife Spm9nS reooet af en-
Camper. De berlinife Worgen-
blade bar ira Sninemiinoe moota.
get Meooelelie ON, at 8amperen
vBerner aunitman", Der ben %
ssuli anfom til Suinemiinoe, meo-
fsrte TO oanife Sempno, iom mar
boOoe truffet oriuenoe ON | uomat-
tet 9ilitono | en- gano | RRrbeoen
1f gornbolm.
5olfene bsrte til geintningen poa
ct oanif Seilifib ,anna", Der er
| giterisen. On bet sDrige
NanoIfabs SfGbne oeo man intet.
liaeiom 0dunene poa De to reooeoe
heller life er befenot.
Risinm Stminarinm. 2emoig, %.
Sali. Set Aftieielifab. Der eire
bette Seminorium bar beitemt. at
en- m Seminnriebnanino meo fire
t;ffnorpuSe Qfnsfer ifof opfsres nor,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

80 gbanffsrsr Itoo BEN 81. SuIi
for 8ettens Sfronfe | asbenbaon
tiItaIt for at bope fort for Iterft.
for at bape uooiflet fer meget 9eg
| Maifinerne o9 for at bare fort
9nnoe og aatte ober. De fit gb0er
fra 10 til 40 aroner.
Stbbct pnd e~anbeOcje. @entofte
Qommnne bar paobegbnot 5orieg
meo It6po9mpenoe MioIer; man er
foreIebig begpn0t at there ct Stpffe
af ben itprft b%efproeoe 9ernitoffs-
pei og ON fort 9io piI man poo
Selleruppei foretage 6orisg meo
aIormoenefiumsIito oe puIoeriieret
GIorfoIium.
Gn rar Notwithstanding. uaol.
borg Stiftstioenoe" refererer fra qf.
bol0sforenin9ens MsOe | Golbor9:
yIfboIosoprt 9ruun, Sooiuno,
~fritiiereoe oe ooarlige QfboIo8biem.
s SoIbiera er Der ct ioooant
Stem, bpor gorten bar 9fboIos.
bebprtning / ben enc gnoe o9 Spi.
ritnsofiptning / ben anoen. Ia.
Ieren rette0e en- Interchangeable Op.
fororing ON at itifte Bert eft iaa.
oant Steo"
So, BET fan ri iaa go6t foritoo,
bemerfer SIR. Dobf."
SIOc6ranO. 5. 3. 5olmes oa
2anopoIt g. Seoeriniens Suie I
ge9ersleo oeo @reroo Ell ifelge n.
g. Den 10. SuIi neobrpr1ot. Sloen
opito6 / 8oImes 5rs, boor Ser fan6.
tes Regeri. Get meite Sn0bo reooe.
oes, og intet Ieoenoe inoebrpn6te.
= Suffer gonIe Welle Deo Sol.
Ding, Der tiIberer ct 6iiferiieIifob,
og iom beboeOes af 5iiferibeitprer
Rielien oo TO MeobipIpere, er /
@oor 0at oeo 2-5ioen faIoitpn6ia
n%eobrpnot. PIT Snoboet br9note.
0ielien og bans SnItrii reooeoe iig
meo oeres lille Barn gennem Ell
Binoue | BET bIotte 2inneo. Strofs
efter at De bar illippet no. ifreo
Snget. 9ielien blep noget forbrpn0t
| Gniietet og pno Spnoerne. SIoen
menes ifslge n. g. at ppre opitooet
fra Sforitenen.
Cbenie eIeftriife Sporpej. Otter
at 8nroooet boo6e oeotoeet anlqe
af en- 5porpei | Ooenie og at ooer.
bragg 9riften til ct aftieieIifob, er
ct ianoant bfeOen onnnet UNDER
0nbn af oO6enfe eIeftriife Spor.
pei. 9~eitnreIien for aftieielifabet
beitaar at gorgmeiter Oitbmer oa
5olfetingsmono Wnrott, begge ualg.
te al 9proa0et. inmt euooioere fol.
gen6e al ben fonitituerenoe General.
~foriomIing nnlgte Weolemmer
etatsrnao aier (gpraaosmeolen),
Snebfermeiter 8. 6. 2nnrien, O6en.
ie, S%ngenisrerne 2inben, geiteroos,
8. CIR. Reterier. as~benbapn og q.
Oblsion, SeIiinafors. Eli 5ormono
for geitprelien polgtes gtotsrnoo
aier. SeIifabets 9lftiefapitoI, 300
900 ar, er iifret.
9sosfalo. 2pge e. 6. Senien
g6e | 5bi1teb, er | Ons6ogs oeo poa
9eilefioro Sonatorium, SO anr al.
San bopoe | otte Mar praftiieret /
9biIteo, bnor ban bar meget ofbolot.
S 5ior bIep ban iterft f%orfslet, og
6n ban ifslge Chit. Gmtst." fife
| Fi6e fog De fornsone 5orbolos.
regler, gift 6~orfslelien ooer til
oungebetpnoeIie.
Gn 0eser tager Sfolelererefs.
amen. 2emuig, 22. sui. geo Den
ueo Risium MI enote SfolelGrer.
efsnmen. fit gbarles Nac-5orlane
1873 goints (ngfrpos) eaer oen
bsieite aarafter, Der toges ueo &c.
minariet. Bang9loenoe er 96eger.
feot poa ct. 5bomos 1887. Gan
Ienotes til Seminnriet for 4 9tar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

9oornet paa Rnmpeiten of iaa
ubpre Dimeniioner, at bet moo for.
MODES, at ben gamIe airfes beitre
@aoG bar ltoaet Der; ben er formo.
oentIi9 opf6rt | bet ioIote aorbun-
0re0e.
gulitiif Saanbbus. 5 gegnnoeI-
len Of aieuit %noienote Seires 10.
cioIe 9oeiomIin9 en- poIitiif Soono.
bog, Der 81. a. inoeboIoer:
0beriigt ooer ben politiife Si.
itorie t866-19t0, M~iniiterierne
1848-f9t0, De oigtigfte 2ooe 1890
1910, aigsoagens Reolemmer,
5olfetingsboIgene 1906-1909 og
1910, golaitatiitif, Statsreenifobet,
@runolooen, goI9loben, nogle frem.
meoe 2anoes 4oresieboo meo Op.
lpsninger ON De f~orifeli9e poIitiife
0rgnniiotioner og Snititiitioner.
granoen / @ilemoien err mn "a.
Suli) %iluffet. Sloen orbeioeee iip
mo poa be tilitsbenoe Morfer, bpor
Ser bar ringe Steering, % Reonen
fuIoenote Slufningsorbeioet 9eo
9ron0en er Der ifelee o@en6i. 8io."
life e0eIoot fore gerOier.
Sprnnget af Sogct. Weo CTS.
presto8et fra Striier oar Ons0ag
aften Ben 90. SuIi Ell liGe gige,
iom ON Snlien babbe b9ngenoe en-
gIofat, boorpao Der bar noteret
Mioalet for benoes 9eiie, en- citation
| Sbp. S Garbe0en af Struer tab.
te Bi9en Ell % Gre no al ginouet.
mems So9et par | Sang, % itrafs
luffe0e bun aupe6eren op % ipran9
no for at iege efter gen9eitpffet.
Ger bleo trlffet / Reobremien %
8oget itanoieoe; 9igebnrnet baooe
ifoloe 05biit. u. ao." ingen Sfooe
tn9et.
llIbffer. 99rer Wgders Cater /
9pli1n par 8irsoog Den 10. Suli,
0o bun eDfleoe poo geien fra g9-
Ium til Surup, ian ubeIoig at fom.
me IND un0er en- trngt beIesiet
8ogn, Der gif ooer benoe. SUN bIeb
ifslge oNnlb. amstt." iIemt til.
reot og brngtes til 2onobobiemmet
| 8urup, bnor bun fom unoer 29.
9ebebonoling. Sum menes bog at
upre uoenfor 6nre.
On ing gige. Slisbeftprerinoe
bos 29reren / giitriip, fit for nogIe
Gage iioen en- flem Saitopine; efter
at bun forgeues Baobe isgt 8aao
Dos Steoets 29ge, bIen bum ifsIge
Belle 4p." fsrt til Serning og
in6faot pna SpgebnIet Der. Der bar
imiolertio inotronot en- ItRrf Blob.
forgiftning | Wunoen og Sopeoet,
og gagen efter osoe bun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

Rst Siaebe fra 5apanmisfpnen
meo Wisiion0rerneD mfber o. RieI-
len meo 5amiIie, iamt en- Srnppe
pngre o. 9lore Sapaneiere.
1rDft poo flint aorton, StfrreIie
ffXf4 Iommer. pris % Gents.
SaIubeIen Of SnotGsten pet Cal
get ganr til Risfionen.
Tan. entb. Enbl. 6snfr,
gl1ir, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
BiIliet men godt.

9e6enitooenoe Bigger er oaenhigit aeiopGne, opfebt til me9et
labe grHer, boorfor oi Rr os Stano til at bpoe bore aunoer benne
iialone anleonine. gsgerne er ale OmIag, men rem o9 COB
Stnno.
Or. s. Wartenien: vgra6ifener". I, 8. og 1. SanIing, ~benbofos-
pig 263, 322 oo 800 Cher; / Omioe, bur % Cts.
EafOr Sans annOien: rSeiu 2ianeIer, uooot Oo forfIuret gibeI.
lesninoer", 926 sioer; Omfae 80 sts.
y v5eiu ire geise get6ania" gibelIpsninger. 42s 5ioer; i
0mfoe 40 Cts.
nSehu ariti 9erion oe Gin. On Rqfte Stuoier 1. oa 2. Del,
alt 1860 Sioer; SmiIag 500.
Cutters HeOrmatorife Sfrifter 1bpaIg po 3. aoper og Or. 5r.
Reien. 1913 Sioer, So Cts.
6op. gIanmpaer: SeIIig Sor6. H~eiebiIIeoer ira gafpitina.
35 Store Sioer meo mango nomarfeoe giIeoer 81 90. !
81. Sommericb: . enfriftneairfe 8 $ iftorie. 36ie ginb, !
R~ptiosfirten, 721 Sioer, 500. !
Den ~aIminoeIiee goeIaoepris pa allie oisie gsaer bar fIere !
@ange faa flor. 9enpt anebnfngen MI. !
IAN. entb. EmbI. 3onie.
Blair, Nebr. !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

the exact number cannot be ascertained
at this timc) but he is constantly en-
dcavorng to induce the young men and
young women of his school to embrace
the great and glorious principle, as
Joseph J.. Smith calls it.
Then there is Elder George n, Brim-
hall, who ia president of the Brigham
Young University at Provo. He is a
pclygamisi. according to his own tcstl-
NOM at Washington. And AS evidence
rf the cffcctEof his example in this
respect, We cnll attention 10 the fact
that several Of the young lady students
at that institution have graduated out
of tho scDool INTO new polyGamy.
The entire educational system of The
Mormon church is pormeated with
polygamous teaching and example, and
although the chief officials of the
Mormon church are we'll aware of this
fact, they permit its pcrpetuatlon and
allow tho polvgamists TO retain their
positions. Notwithstanding their frc-
auent protcstations, il is apparent IN
the facts that they have no intention OF
relinqushing the 'polycamous practice
so long rs outside force is incompet ent
70 compe them to do so,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
TODAY IN HISTORY
Sam Patch Makes His Fatal Leap.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER t3. 1910.

In the earIy part OF tho last century
Sam Patch was quite a prominent nsute.
Ills astonishing cXhihitlons at leap,ns ns
OF the country to the other. and In those
days the expression AS crazy as saii ii
Patch or You act IKE pa,ah sam IN ld+|m ibose
was very common. sam Fatch IN tnooe
days was q sort OF symbol or synonym
OF rccklessness or dare-dcvlltry
Sam Patch was born in Rhode Island,
went TO sea In early Hfe, aud afterwards
settled at Paterson, n. J.. where he
was A cotton spinner. Because OF nus
threats 10 jump from q. bridge over lIle
der arrest, a few months afterwards
the successful performance OF the teat
gave him such widespread notoriety that
he Travelled about leaping from the yard
arms or topnasts OF ships
Sam died young, but during MS com
paratively short life gained great distinc-
ton of a certain kind. This high jump
ing idiosyncrasy amounted 20 a mania
with sam. and az his feats were accom-
plished before the day of prize hghters'
foot racers or oalioonists; ne WAS re-
garded as a marvellous athlete.
After his Passaic river jump, his next
most famous leap was at Niagara Falls
from n slanting rock midway between
the highest point on Goat Island and inc
water and he achieved this successfully.
After a few more leaps OF less heights.
he announced that on certain date he
| would jump from the bank or the Gene
see river. at Rochester. n. Y, Into the
| water below the falls, distance OF 10
| feet.
a great crowd gathered to witness the
| performance. Sam made the Jump on
| November 13. 1929. but Il was his last.
On this occasion he seemed TO lose con-
| troll OF himself, doubled up and struck
| the water broadside 1t is probable the
impact killed him. though some said that
| In trying to swim ashore under the cata-
ract he became entanglcd In the roots or
| a largo tree and was drowned
| There is. however. no contemporaneous
| evidence that he was seen alive after
striking the water Ills body was found
| after several months near the mouth
of the Genesee river, and was buried
there, This last act OF Patch furnished
a fruitful theme for newspapers for q
| considerable time
After his fatal jump at Rochester
| ''Nilcss Register n weekly paper, pub
lished at Baltimore, on November %
! 1929. said: sam Patch, famous for his
| jumps nj the falls Of the Passaic. he
tween seventy and eighty feet high into
the water, and since moro. celebrated ior
his jumps off a rock az the cataract o
Niagara. about 100 feet high. made his
last jump at Rochester on the 18th inst
The falls of the Genesee river are 100 feel
high and stage was raised twenty
five feet above them: he spraug off, ap
peared TO lose his balance before m
reached the water. and was seen M
more. Many thousand persons witnessed
this fearful undertaking and were horror
stricken at its termination.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
In CHURCH SCHOOLS.

From time TO time we hear great
deal from Mormon officials concerning
the great advantages TO be gained by
their young men and young women
from attendance at their church cduca-
tional institutions Let us now make
brief investigation Of the character of
some of the men who have these insti-
tutions in charge,
Heretofore we have called attention
to the fact that Professor Guy G.. Viii.
son is new polygamist, and his name
is included in our list Of what Apostle
Francis M. Lyman calls "skuldug-
gers, Professor Wilson is president Of
the .Iuarez stake academy and is at
the head of all the Mormon schools in
the Mexican colony. But it appears
that VIC had not learned all about the
l'uew polygamous antics Of Wilson. There
is later news on that score, 1t comes
to us that Guy G.. has taken ou three
| pluraIs since the manifesto, We have
heretofore told of his having unlawful.
IL married Miss Anna Wins, but il
seems that there were others. In 1895
or 1896 (our informant is not quite Ger
tain as to tho date) he polygamously
married daughter Of Bishop Irons as
his second wife. Then in 1902 he took
Miss Melissa Stevens. daughter of Elder
Alma Stevens, as his third wife. In
the year 1908 he took as his fourth
wife Miss Anna Wins, daughter OF
4 Apostle A. w. WINS. 1t is said Of vii
son that he takes advantage Of his 20
sition as chief Of the Juarez stake
academy TO teach polygamy to young
lady students, lnG il is by this mean,
that he has acquired his harcm.
At the Murdock academy at Beaver
4 Elder Josiah +. Hickman is the presi
dent. He is a specially determined pro
motcr Of polygamy. He is constantly
telling bis pupils that the polygamou
form % life is the highest ideal of fam
ily relationship. His OWN testimony a
Washington has now made famous hi
story concrI ming his polygamous mar
riage on "loDcly road in Mexico ,
And they say that he has been polyg
amously active ever since that inciden
, occurred. Not only has lie sovcra
wives, according to report (althougl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
TIE SITUATION DESCRIBED.

Two Americans walking along Main
street yesterday afternoon were over
taken by strong and cxultant church
Republican. " "Aha!' he said, "you fel.
lows have won your last victory in Salt
Lake City. You have antagonized
ninety per cent of the saloon clement.
the ed.light district is against you, the
demi-mondc arc all mad at you, and all
the buns and soaks in town have de-
serted you
"And you have them all with you-'
was the suave and cutting reply.
Which illustrates the situation rs the
glove fits the hand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

tanned some description of the vast
grading work on the Bingham O. 9ar'
field railroad, the line being built 10
handle the ores of the Utah Copper co.
This is noteworthy piece of railroad
construction, and the line is BENG maoc
standard from the outset, while no
expense has been spared to make III
substantial low grade line possible OF
econ omically handling the vast tonnage
from the mines 10 the couccntrators and
smetcrs The suggestion has also been
made that, owing to it's scenic atcrac'
tions and The interest a stranger has IN
mines and smeltcrs, tho "Oouirrh
Route will become a popular TOURIST
line for one day trip from Salt Lake
City.
Tho commercial agencies throughout
the country report better feehng
aroused by the reports Of the immense
corn harvest, which amounts to over
5000 900 900 bushels. The cotton crop
report also helps, as it shows that the
Weld is we'll in excess Of that of last
year.
Trade reports as n whole are gen
orally moro favorable. Retail dlstrlbu-
tion is improved. There is larger
number Of job recorders. particularly for
scasonable dry goods, boots and shoes,
and women s apparel, than heretofore
Quiet rules in the textile trades, with
no great anticipation Of large business
in sight Holiday goods are being
shipped largely, and travelling men are
beginning 10 send in better orders for
spring goods
Industrial operations show u little
betterment but iron aud steel are not
improved.
The business outlook. Dun s report
says. is doubtful, with The volume OF
transactions considerably below full ca
pacity "The financial situation con
tiaues TO maintain an ascendency over
the commercial, and while there is nc
Especial recession Of the more hopeful
sentiment recently established, iinancia
conditions are not clearly Defined
Wall Street shows its usual weakness:
in stock prices, and though there appear:
to be frmer tone, and though there !:
plenty OF money on hand, that none.
does not como to the support of thu
market
On the whole. however, such gain a
was shown by reason of the good crol
reports is fairly maintained, and th
year should close with a degree of pros
DnritV all over no rounlry