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Smoot Is Aroused.

Apostle Reed Smoot honed 10 be able
10 forget a severe headache in giving
his testimony In no place in all the
world had The goodness OF the Lord been
manifested moro greatly than in this
state and wherever Gods people arc To-
Gated. Though opposition and criticism
aga inst his servants have been manifest
cd, said the apostle. "and falsenov.s
have gone forth from pulpit and Drcss
the people OF God arc increasing In faith
and knowledge and in the confidence Of
honest men.
Il realize that recent magazine articles
are having their effect against us and
that they are pretudicing the people oI
The land against the work OK Gods peo-
pic But they are also calling attention
10 the fact that there are untruthful men
In The land and these articles are 80
untrulhful that they show their falsity
10 thinking men who will estimate at
their worth the lying. false and malicious
stories they contain. | estimate that for
100 who Hiil, in their ignorance and
fifty better Informed who will take them
At ihcir proper value. and with these they
Will create a feeling OF sympathy. And
these ffty viii be the men and women
most value, The whole will result in
the end for good and for the advance
ment OF the work.
God viii rule all things l. will be
but short time when this people will
world.
Fnr elEbiN years Ne have suffered op-
position. but What j. eighty years as
against eternity? II VIII not be many
years before instead OF articles OF criti-
cism and looking for eyn these very.
magazines VIII begin 10 publish The beau
ufui things IN the plan OF salvation as
taught by the Prophet Joseph Smith.
Il have always taken pleasure In tell
ing people the real belief OF the Mormon
people and have found many who did
not oven know we believed la Christ.
There II nothing in Mormonism that am
man need be ashamed OF at any time
The danger Is with ourselves. Let us OBJ
serve the laws of our church and Cod
"One OF the CRYING needs II better at
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should have AT least years supply.
Live with year ahead that you niaY
DC prepared. The bishops should counsel
this and sec 10 II that their people waste
not their substance.
Guide Us O Thou Great jehovah
closed the session
\ meeting of tho Genealogical society
WAS held In tho assembly hall in the
afternoon and IN tho evening concert
IN aid of the monument fund for tho
late President &. n. Ficldstcdt Of the
quorum or seventies, In tho same place.
Those taking part in the concert were,
President Anihon II. lund James Mon
carr. EIyrum j. Christensen. Howard
Anderson. Julian NJ. Thomas, Cornelius
Lund rhilo Lund. Joseph Straabcrg
Florence and Edith Emery. Orlnus Bates.
Evelyn Huwlcy Prof Charles Kent.
Prof Willard Wcihc. Mrs. Lizzie Thorn
as Edward, Prof. \. G. Lund, Mrz. Agnes
Thomas. Hvrum Olsen, Norwegian and
Swedish clfoirs.
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tentlon on the part of the block teach
ers. who should 20 Into every home.
There they shohld take charge. be II the
home of the president OF the church or
its humblest member
Apostle Smoot denounced the tendency
OF the age towards immortality and
urged upon fathers and mothers that they
should see 10 their children. He further
considered IL the bounden duty OF q
saint 10 warn a neichbor il nc saw his
children going wrong. lie thanked God
for the teachings OF his own parents.
which had kept him clean from this vice
and Insisted that teachers and parents
should fully take upon their conscicuces
to combat immortality In all forms.
. lie urged loyalty to tho work end CON
graduated the saints upon their pros
pcrity. Bat right here" he said. Save
your money against lean times, which |
believe are coming. Don't Squander
your money. These arc davS oi unrest
You can see IL evcrNv where. Each saint
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NOTICE OF SToCKHoLoERs' MEET
ING.
oreson sher, Line Railroad comosn,

oregon Short Line Railroad Company.
The annual meeting OF tho stockbold-
crK OF the Oregon Short Line Railroad
co. Will be held at the Office OF the com
pany. In salt Lake city. Utah. on Wed
uesdsy. October IL. 1911. at l. o'clock IN
for the election OF hfteen directors OF
The company. and for the transaction Of
such other business as may legally come
befoTc the meeting
The books for tho transfer of stock vii!
he closed for the purposes OF the meet
iuE at The close ul business on Wcdncx-
fay. September -, 1911. and viii be re-
rpened On Friday. OctobsT 10 1911.
ALEX NfLL.AR. Secretary.
Dated September l.. 1911. rn337s
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Mixed Farming Advised.

Good reports had conc from every
country. said President Lund, In spite
Of opposition. In some places. even IN
good old England. in Sweden and IN
Denmark opposition had developed. In
Sweden. where such had never before
happened. two elders had been expelled.
He urged that the hand of fellowship
he extended 10 the immigrants coming
here, who were usually in need of II,
having spent their all 10 come They
needed little, for they werc mostly of
the lsboring class and wanted work
most Of all
Elder Lund advised tho farmers TO
engage in diversified farming and 10
so direct their energies that there
would be less need of Importation of
many things that could be raised in
Utah.
The morning session closed with ''Wc
Thank Thee, O God, for Il Prophet. -
bv the choir. and The bonedictiou hy
Joseph +. Robinson.
Apostles John Henry Smith. Heber j..
Grant and Reed Smoot- were the speakers
at The afternoon ScSS ion which was
opened with go, Ye Mountains High" by
and - Now Lot Us Rejoice" by the choir
Apostle Smoot was The only speaker 10
refer TO the matters which had formed
Tho chief topics of President Joseph r.
Srnith discourse. and nc prophesicd
That these would soon cesse.
Apostl" John Henry Smith reioiCed in
tho fact that all the apostles wern pres
ent. except Apostle Clawson. who was
Ia boring abroad. that nearly all the
presidents Of seventies and stake presi-
dents were Al the conference, and that
tho attendance Was So largo OF high
priests and saints. He spoke Of his 10Y
in the coming Of tho gospel OF The
Declaration cf Independence. and OF the
great advance of the land lie claimed
for the Lattcr-day Saints an equal right
tn enjoy the Worship NJ their religion in
their own wav 2 right enjoyed by other
Christians. with followers OF Ruddha, Of
Mohsmmed and the Jews. He declared
his absolute knowledge of the truth
urged tho saints To work and not fail
and believed that God had dccroed ihcIr
success.
4 solo hy Miss Margaret SUNNI rhays
Great Peace Have They Who Love The
Lord was rendered before the next
address
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HEAD Of CHURCH
DEFENDS HIMSELF
President Smith Says He Has
Never Wronged an
Individual.
tcontinued From Page One,

attendance Of mission and stake presl-
dents. bishops and Officers Of the church
organization. The only members of the
Council of tho Twelve absent Was
Apostle Rudcer Clswsou, who is IN
charge of the mission 10 England. j.
The session opened by the singing OF
the hvmn ''Rcdcemer OF Israel, fol-
lowed by prayer by German r. his
worth. sf,er which "Comc, Come. Ye
S.inis -
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II foods
Sarsa sapariIIa

Eradicates scrofula and all
other humors, cures all their
effects, makes the blood rich
and abundant, strengthens all
the vital organs. Take it.
Get II today In usual liquId form or
chocolsted tablets called Sarsatabss
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the members to pay their tithlng ~:
honestly as he did himself ipssted
that the world would soon he saying
things for the better and urged the
people again TO keep busy. FOR then
would Satan have less power for evil.
Edward Tout sang ''God Bless Our
Mountain Home after which Pres
ident Anthon H. Lund spoke chiefly
on the work in the mission fields
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Not Time to Colonize.

- do not believe that the time has
vet come when We must colonize
abroad, whcu the believers shall spread
over the earth aud over the land which
the Lord has reserved. II will come
when this must be done. but now we
should not diffuse our strength. | he
licvc that the Lord directed the col
ories IN Canada end in northern Mex
leo. IN Arizona and ia New Mexico.
and that God was behind those who
sent the first settlers 20 81. George aud
directed the building of temple there.
but at present We must stsv at home
and work. When the time come. the
Lord vii ask YOU 10 60. but not tn
then. stay AT home. work aud not
ak.
have received q letter from 4
nan VINO saws that he will leave the
,hurch n the sugar factories do not
cease work on SUNDAY. Now I am prr.-
iacnt OF these factories and nc demands
that snail ston them. You cannot
reason with snch a mau for nc has
90 reason, The factories have brought
more wealth end prosperity to Utah
than any other industry. The Sabbath
- kept, ss ' every day. FOR niue
months Bat when once they s-e start
80 thsy cannot be stopped FOR q sin.
Gir day without such lo.s rs wouli
"irsr them permanently. Thn uouig
,'ur every man 10 'be beet aud sagai
ia conclusion rresident se...h asked
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Some Personal Denials.

II am accused of being tyrannical
and unjust. Of robbing the LatterDay
Saints. You know best about that. II
there rs ono Lattcr-Day Saint cr sin
ner anywhere on this earth. or any
place. who can point 10 an injury
have ever done him. | will do more
than can possibly be asked Of me TO
make it right.
81 further defy any man or woman
10 say that in ono single instance
have ! ever violated God s law of
chastity. Those who have lived and
worked with me all my life know this
81 have never used n dollar of the
funds OF the Iatter-Uay Saints that
had not legal right to use, and only
theu with the consent of the brethren
associated with me who have the right
10 say how the funds of tho church
shall he administered. 7 pay nv tith-
ing as YOU do TO the last dollar and ]
want 10 saw here that all do not do
their duty in the matter of tithing.
Joseph taught the doctrine of
union Of husband and wife for time
and eternity Who knew il before he
revealed it, But now the world is be-
ginning TO be lesveued with il and
ministers and laymcn are saying that
they expect 10 meet their loved ones
in the beyond. ! thank God for the
doctrine. il has made me better
husband and better father.
He taught US the everlasting cove.
nani and the world is better for IT,
There are many who would accept il
and become members of the church if
~ were not for forfelting worldly po.
sition. He taught the temple ordi.
nanees and the world Is not injured for
these. thank God for what j. called
Mormonism.
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Dated September II, 1911

WANTED FOR T.. &. ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men between ages OF
lS and 55; citizens of United States of
good character and temperate habits. who
can speak. read and write the English
Language. for Information apply 10 T;o-
crultinE officer. Walkers bank building
corner Main and Second South streets.
salt Lake city. Utah. ns5y
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAND COM.
PANY.
Annual Mcntino

The annual meeting OF the stockho'd-
rrs % the Union Pacific Land compa ny
VIII be held at the office of the company
iu salt Lake city. Utah. on Tuesday
October 10. 1911. at fl O'Clock a. IN FOR
the election of six directors OF the com
pany. and FOR the transaction 81 such
other business as may legally come be
fore the meeting. ALEX MILLAR.
Secretary
Dated September II. 1911 mlso7
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NOTICE

vii! not be rcspouSlblr FOR anv debts
~Guiractsd by my Wifc, Mr. g. " Nc
,un@. Jv.. on or after this datc. October
:. 1911. tSlEucdi
a. ". McCU%E. JR
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The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved By the insertion OF
little want "ad - in The Tribune
Bell phone 5000. Ind. 800.
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organization. The only members of the
Council of tho Twelve absent was
Apos,lc Rudcer Clswsou, who is IN
charge Of the mission 10 England.
The session opened by the singing OF
the hvmn ''Redcemer OF Israel, fol
lowed by prayer by German r. his
worth, after which 'Comc. Come, 9
Saints wss sung.
Good Judgment Counseled.
President Joseph +. smith then wei
eomed all present and said that ne
looked upon il as an evidence oil IN
oreasine good faith in the cause. ne
plupqed directly into the subject when
II was apparent was uppcrmost IN MS
mind and counseled his hearers thst
whatever feeling Of opposition from INC
world, OF the scornful and contehPtu
Gus thew might encounter, wisdom ana
the spirit of good Judgment must chsr'
acierizc all the acts Of Latter-Day
Ssinls.
For mysclf." said he. ''it matters
little what the world may say OF me-
II 7 know that | have righteousness IN
view. know that / am following the
dictates of my conscience and that |
am in the line Of my duty Yet J oiten
wonder why snch spirit OF bitterness
can exist against people whose lNSs
Le so biased as TO publish slanderous
fh1ucs and falschoods concerning men
who have never done man or woman
wrong. but who have laborcd In bless
mankind But such has been from INC
beginning. II WAS So with Christ ana
mis- disciples; II was so IN Missouri
and ali then desired was that the Lat
ter Dav Saints should discard reVelA'
zion and deuounce their faith IN inc
prophets. scatter abroad and Tcnounce
their orcanization-to become like their
fellows Such n feeling exists today.
Men moved by some spirit Judge Nc,
what spirit it must be--seek 10 sow
the seeds of disruption among MS thst
We become like tho rest nj the world
Believe as Other Christians,
And what is our difference? We
believe a. the best Christians. that
Jesus is the Son of God. the saviour
and Rcdeemer of the world. No people
can believe more firmly in Christ than
do the Latter Day Saints. The dlf-
ference is that they say 1t is only
necessary TO believe TO he saved, but
Iatter-Day Saints hold that II is
mockery TO believe and refuse to per
form the works that he did and taught
Wherein * man injured by such be.
lief. The trouble is that light has
come in and the world loves darkness
more.
''We believe in the divine calling
Of Joseph Smith but in what manner
can this iuiure the worldl We accord
10 the world the right to worship as
il will. That is the prerogative OF
these other Christians. But we object
10 their bringing railing accusations
against our belief as they arc doing.
What did Joseph teach that would
harm anyonel He revealed Jesus as
real Son Of God is his own person, ut,
ersIly the Son of God, that he died
and rose from the dead with his very
body and now sits on the right hand
of the Father. In no WAY did Joseph
vary from the doctrine of Jesus, We
saw and we can prove il that not one
thing was taught by the prophet that
was not believed and taught by Christ
on earth.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
PRESS NOTES

A Philadelphia woman wants a
divorce because her husband allowed
her only 20 cents a day. Evidently
she isn't satisfied with her quarters.
New Milford Advertiser Or else
he ought to get better half
Y " e@
Charles Spring, son of Council
man Spring, is now working for
William H. Boardman, the Philadel-
phia engineer.-Bristol Daily Cour-
ier. We hate to spring this one but
of course he works on spring
board. Giddap, Dobbin, it's time to
go home!
Crossed in Love Affair, Stayed in
Bed 40 Years. Joseph Plummer, of
Milton, N. H., Now Seventy-One,
never got up after his father refused
to allow him to marry.-Headlines
the N. Y. Herald. Nevertheless we
imagine that he wasn't nearly as
cross as his father.
~ ~ ~
The city of Everett, in the state of
Washington, has had to cut it's run
ming expenses $4,000 odd dollars be-
cause of the loss of revenue when
the town went dry-N. Y. Evening
Journal. We will wager a goodly
sum that when they vote again on
the license the name will be chang
ed to Everwet. Ha, ha, Archi-
bald, you may make mine the same.
~ ~ ~
Some of the good things served by
Mrs. Gumaer were: Pretzels, Liver
wurst, Kartoffel Salade, Pumper-
nickel, Frankfurters, Schweinknochel
Sauerkraut, Limberger Cheese, Sch
weitzer Cheese, Speck.
Manor IN. " Times. We opine
that if we racked our brains and
took a correspondence course in a
Sherlock Holmes College, we could
guess the nationality of the diners.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
A PRAYER THAT WAS ANSWERED. AT last.

Andrew Toth wrongfully convicted of crime
about which he knew nothing left prison in Pitsburg
Saturday, finally freed by Governors pardon, be-
cause a death bed repentance had uncovered the
truth at last
Twenty years ago. Michael Quinn killed in the
Thomson Steel works 10th not in the mill
when then murder committed Twenty years ago,
10th was raroaded; an easy thing for Justice to
do with a without friends money the ability
to speak English and defend himself Twenty years
ago, in the commitment of 10th to prison, Allegheny
county committed terrible mistake, the terror and
term for a wrong he has done fully compre
hend.
Twenty years is a long time; there many
hours during a period of twenty years for man to
brood the wrong done him by Society and to
change from human being to suen revengeful
embttered animal.
His prison mates knew him Praying Andy"
10th. When he entered the prison prayer was on
his lips. That prayer, answered after twenty
years, was still his lips when he out vndi-
Gated
Nothing repair the wrong done to this
1t is awful to contemplate. Let it act as
lesson in future that until is proved gull
ty he must be held INNOCENT!
sion, over there in Hungary. His also
10th.
After twenty years, coward told the truth!
In the sublime faith with which Praying Andy"
10th awaited that confession there is something
inspiring. Not less inspiring is the thought of the
soul of that dead man going to meet its God
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
1.-THE GET-RICH-QUICK SCHEME WILL GET YOU
If YOU DON'T WATCH OUT"

An editorial of this nature is pertinent every day
of the year and to be effective warning against
the horde of swinders whose insidious literature
ereeps into every mail despite the watchfulness of the
postal authorities it should be mailed to every possi
BILE investor with the regularity and persistence
the gorgeous and fortune promising prospectuses of
the get-rich-quick scheme promoters themselves.
1t is a lamentabe fact of human nature however,
that whereas the prospectuses will be read with in
tense and consuming interest nfaming a naturally
mind with the lust for gain in an incredibly
short me the warnings against these very things will
generally be read very cursorily or not at all.
Newspapers, magazines periodicals of every kind
have warned the public against the get-rich-quick
grafters time and again Almost every day there is
story in the papers of raid by the postal
authorities in connection with the hundreds of various
schemes by which the public is annually feeced out of
hundreds of millions of dollars.
Probably there is not man woman in the
whole country who has a little a lot of money in
the savings banks but has been flooded with the
markaby clever literature of the get-rich-quck
Gals received call in person from suave, smooth,
polished individual who has promised confdentially
such amazing results in the most plausible manner
eeivabe by the cunning brain which directs the
tions from handsome suite of offices in any of the
larger cities of the United States.
Perhaps the above statement is slightly exagger-
sons in this country who have yet approach
by the get-rich-quck robbers but their time will
later and it is for just such persons
that this editorial is written, that they may warned
not to snap at the bait, however aurng it may be,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
PEOPLES FORUM

Editor of The Citizen:
Can you tell me where the saying
The hand that rocks the cradle is
the hand that rules the world" orr
ginated? / have had a dispute over
the origination of this saying with
my brother who claims it is from
something of Shakespeare's l do
not agree with him. Will you set
tie this question for us?
Very truly yours,
X. e. NJ.
To the best of our knowledge the
saying you mention comes from a
poem by William Ross Wallace en-
titled What Rules the World" 1t
runs as follows:
They say that man is mighty;
ne governs land and sea;
He wields a mighty sceptre
Ger lesser powers that be;
But a mightier power and stronger
Man from his throne has hurled,
And the hand that rocks the
cradle
Is the hand that rule the
world
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
Funeral OF Michael Crimmins.

Funeral services for the late Mich
ael Crimmins, who died last Tuesday
evening. aged rs years, were held in
his residence, the old Sidney Bush
nell place at Dyberry, Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock and at 10
o'clock in st. Johns Evangelist R. c..
church, Rev. Father Thomas NJ.
Hanley, officiated. 1t was largely
attended. The bearers were: Mich
ael j. Moran, Honesdale; John j..
Hensey, White Mills; Peter Haggerty,
Bethany; James Burke, Daniel o..
Manifold, Thomas Dorrity, Tanners
Falls. lnterment was made in St.
Johns cemetery.
Out-of-town relatives in attend
ance were: Miss Anna Collins, John
Quill, James Mulvehill, Olyphant,
Miss Mary Collins, Newark, n. J.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
ROBBER CATARRH
Steals Energy and Will Power From
Its Victims.

Steals Energy and Will Power From
Its Victims.
Catarrh robs it's victim of energy
some physicians say of will power
That may be the reason thousands
of catarrh sufferers haven't ambition
enough to accept this fair and square
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or red tape of any kind.
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Pour few drops into the small
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A bottle of HYOMEI costs so
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which includes bottle of HYOMEI,
a hard rubber inhaler and simple in
struct1ons for use costs $1.O0.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
Death OF Mrs. Charles III. Gray.

Mrs. Charles H. Gray, nee Carrie
Lake, daughter of DR.. George A.
Lake, died Thursday midnight, at
her home, 443 Main street, from
pneumonia. A two weeks illness
preceded her death. She was born
October /, 1869, at Ellenville, N.
Y, and was Al years old. She was
married March Is, 1889, at Mar
rowsburg, n. Y, to Charles H. Gray.
A sister, Mrs. Abram Decker, Cliff
street, survives, also her husband
and seven children, six sons and
one daughter, viz: Charles Edward,
Ethel G., Elisha G., Clinton L., Ed
ward j., Robert L., Elmer W., all at
22 years. Funeral services were held
in her late residence Sunday after
noon at 2:90 o'clock, Rev. A. l..
Whitaker, rector of the P. e.
church, of which she was devout
member, officiating. Interment at
Glen Dyberry cemetery. Mrs. Gray
was mmber of the Daughters of
America.
Funeral services were held in her
late residence, Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, Rev. A. L. Whitaker
officiating, and were largely attend
ed. The bearers were w. j. Ferber,
George Bergman, Ernest F. Dudley,
l.. C. Weniger, Philip w. Slater, Pat
rick F. Lennon. Interment was made
in Glen Dyberry cemetery. Out-of-
town relatives in attendance were:
Elisha Gray, Atlantic City.