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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24

Your druggist can supply this new
remedy. ask him for a package to-day,
and II, after taking a few doses, you
are not pleased with the results. tell
him 10 give YOU back your money
that is the way he is authorized to
sell II If YOU are not willing to try
y on ms guaranty, write the Digestit
Co, Jackson. Miss, and receive an
order 70 any drug store for full size
y .,oCc package without cost. Try 1t to-
nAN--thke two or three tablets after
stutfN feniing Is relieved IN -----'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24
SENTENCED 70 pENrTENTIARY.
Negro Gets Eighteen Years for Al
Attempted Attack on Woman.

Heathsville Va. May 23.-"Bnbe"
Kent, the darkey confined in the jail
here. charged with attempted attack
upon Mrs. J. II. Crouther. OF near
Reidville. had his trial Saturday at
special term of court convened for
that purpose. lie was sentenced to
the penitentiary for eighteen years;
one Juror standing out for quite a
While for elcctrocution. AS very many
from her neigh borhood We're In town
and there was strong Talk Of lynch
Ing, the sheriff quietly removed him
at night to Kinsaloto await the guard
from tho pen4tentiary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24
Eat What You Want
When You Want II
Theories Of Food Cranks Exploded
---Digestit Will Digest Foods
Stomachs Cannot---New Re-
lief for Stomach Upset.

Everybody likes to eat and eat heart
ny Its natural.it necessary 10 keep.
The body in shape. But the trouble is.
per cent OF the people in this country
no not properly digest food and as
many suffer the. tortnres of indigestion.
there Is 4 rel!cf-a certain remedy
for stomach disorders--!t Is the new
medicine called pIGESTIT-it digests
1000 that stomachs cannot, tones up
me digestive organs to the natural
10 the famshed body BY giving the
nroper Nutrition from the tood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24
Iohnann-Rnn.

Harrisonburg. Va. May 23,-This
morning ats o'clock. at the home or
the bride. on North High Street, Miss
Grace May Ruff, daughter OF Mcdaniel
Run. and Harry P. johnson, of Phil
adelphia, were married by Rev Il. II.
Sherman, The maid OF honor was
Miss Norma Cupp. OF Mt. Scion. and
the best man was A. R. Run. OF the
Rockingham National Bank. brother
of the bride. After a trip to Atlantic
City. they will be at home in Phila-
delphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24
ln EXCURSION sunday in company sian

her mother. During the course of the
day Mrs. Henry became separated from
her daughter. Mrs. Henry immediately
returned TO the Union Station, but
when It was time to return to her
home the young girl was still missing.
police, and this morning her son. Harry
Henry. came to this city to aid in the
search for his sister. AZ late hour
Tonight Miss Henry had not been
found NJ
The Washington police were 10 day
also asked to locate Miss Annie LYMAN
seventeen years old, daughter of Max
Lyman, of East Arlington. Va. who
has been missing from her home since
Saturday morning. The police of other
cities were also asked to aid in the
search. Tonight word was received
at police headquarters that the girl has
been located by the police in Philadel-
phia. l p. H Meg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24
snooTs HIMSELF IN breast.
Well known Young Man of. Newbern
Tries to i1uds His Life.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.!
Goldsboro n. c.. May 23-Yestertay
afternoon Dallas Ball. a prominent
young man OF Newborn. tired to kill
himself at Princeton, small town
twelve miles west of Goldsboro He
walked into private room or a Mr.
Duncan and shot himself in the breast,
Just below the heart. The ball struck
a rib. which saved the young man
from instant death. He is the son of
j. r. Ball, prominent cotton mer-
chant Of Newborn. Young Ball was
brought to this city last night. and
placed in the Goldsboro Hospital, and
his condition now is very favora BILE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24
kILLEp IN L1Gl,rNING.
oinn Flowing In Field Meets Instant
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Luray, Va. May 23.-Richard Hill
the farm OF DR.. j. B. Brumback, in
Springfield district. this county. about
! o'clock to-day. Mr. Hill was in the
neld blowing corn. and the two horses
he was driving were also killed. i :
number of men We're close by.
though they received no shock. m
he was about fifty-hve years, of re
nnd Is survived by large family
When, Hill was killed he was at work
Tor his son law, Chas Q. Niauck.
The storm came up suddenly, and for
come time lowered along the base OF
the Blue Ridge before starting across
the valley ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24

County Bank are having plans drawn
for modern. flreproof banking build :
ing to be erected upon their lot on Main
Street. Equipment of the latest pat
tern VIII be installed, and when COM
pieted they Will have one OF the most
up-to date banking rooms in this part
OF tho State. It will be occupied
about November /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24
N II, a u tn q q w
naQAeH,x' 2 MP g

Women who bear children and re-
main healthy are those who prepare
their systems in advance of baby's
coming. Unless the mother aids
nature in its prenatal work the crisis
finds her system unequal to the de
mands made upon it, and she is often
left with weakened health or chronic
ailments. No remedy is SO truly a
help to nature as Mothers Friend,
and no expectant mother should fail
to use it. 1t relieves the pain and
discomfort caused by the strain on
the ligaments, makes plant and elias
tic those fibres and muscles which
nature Is expanding, prevents numb
ness of limbs, and soothes the inflam-
nation Of breast glands. The system
being thus prepared by Mothers
Friend dispels the fear that the crisis
may not be safely met. Mothers
Friend assures speedy and complete
recovery for the mother, and she is
left healthy woman to enjoy the
rearing of her
f R4issa s ns ssii .s MO THEIRS
WIZ WI +! t. ~ IS FRIEND
ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug-
gestions of a helpful nature.
BRADFiELD REGULATOR CO., Atlmta. Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24
GUESTS AT .DIRDwooD..
Number of Banking Men Entertained
by Hollis Rinehart.
lspeeial to The Times -Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va. May 33.-Hollis
Rinehart, president OF the Jefferson
National Bank. of this city. and
prominent railroad contractor and
capitalist. entertained number OF
banking men tonight at his homo,
"Birdwood." near the University OF
Virginia. George f. Roberts director
OF tho mint. addressed the gathering.
Those present were A. G. Clapham
president Of the Commercial National
Bank, OF i2WashinGton. D. O.; Robert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24
In,.ttntiona I.s,,ed

(Special to The Times Dispatch Il
williamsburg. Va. May o3.-Mr and
Mrs W. r. Barlow have sent out in
vitations to the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Estelle Barlow, to AL
bin Chancellor Saunders, formerly OF
Williamsburg. now OF Greensboro,
n. C. The ceremony VIII take place
in the williamsburg Methodist Church
Wednesday afternoon June 7. at 8
o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24

State Secretary, A. l. Bradley. Rich
mond; state Associate Secretary, Miss
Rosa Turner, Danvllle State Treas
urer, r. j. Carlton. Richmond State
Associate Treasurer, Miss Ruth Haw-
kins, Ettrick: State Guide, Mrs. Ma
tilda Daywalt. Richmond; State In
side Guard, Mrs. N. a. Wilmington
Roanoke: State Outside Guard. Mrs
Laura Calyer. Chincoteague; First Ma
tional Representative. Miss Willie Rus
sell. Danville: Second National Repre-
sentative. Miss Mary F, Ivey. Peters
burg: Third National Representative,
j. D. Reams. Richmond: Fourth Ma
tional Representative, D. z. Nunnally,
Swansboro; First National Alternate,
Miss Rosa Morrison, Danville: Second
National Alternate, C. E. Hawkins, Ell
trick; Third National Alternate. W. E.
Ferguson. Richmond: Fourth National
Alternate, R. j. Carlton Richmond
Place of next melting, Alexandria,
The council adjourned tonight.
No Withdrawal.
The situation in the senatorial dis
trict composed OF the city of Peters
burg and the county of Dinwiddie is
interesting. There are three cendI-
dates in the race for the Senate-S
w. thinner and P. H Drewry, of Pc
tersburg, and John Y. Harris, OF Din
widdie 1t is said that the qualified
vote of Dinwiddie has been Increased
this year to 100. while the qualified
vote of the city is about 1900 It is
claimed that the great bulk of the
county vote will be cast for Mr.. Harris.
while the vote I'm Petersburg will be
divided in the main between the two
city candidates. There has been some
talk Of getting one Of the city can
n Iptt dro h,,t
them will acceed to the suggestion.
Of course Mr.. Harris will get votes in
Petersburg and Mr.. thinner and Mr.
Drewry will get votes In the county.
| The situation is therefore in doubt
as to the successful man.
Jumped From Bridge.
Helen Ellis (coiored). about twenty
one years old. jumped from the Bishop
Bridge last night. She dropped on
land. however. and not into the river.
+! She had been drinking freely, and de-
| clares she did not try to commit sui
! eide a police officer picked her up
and escorted her to the station, and
| this morning she was fined So for
| getting drunk.
General News.
There has been a scarcity of Ice in
| this city during the hot spell, the
| factories not being In readiness to
manufacture at full capacity. Ice has
been brought here from other points
| to meet the demand.
Rev. M. L. Blayloch pastor of Oak
street A.. NJ. e. Zion Church (colored)
has been transferred to the Baltimore
| and Philadelphia Conference. and Rev
B. j. Bal ing. of that conference. has
been sent here 10 ta-.e his place.
Several Petersburg automobilists
| will attend the good roads meeting to
be held at Emporia tomorrow.
A little flve-year- old child Of Mar,
tina Jennings (coiored) strayed away
{, from home on Sunday and walked
| along the Norfolk and Western Rail.
day for several miles, until stopped
at Poe by the operator. The child
was kept until the mother came for It
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

gerieee!te lneebcte lpsrhsn snieeaeuaerczls
men 10 Der Efflce ees &tgeeter 81 gabllc est'
tscs. Ssneibaas Cincinnati Ebie tib ~ ues
H'tittaps am Weniaa- heH AasltT tgl l.
flfE bic Slriielaae ben Saalais a21e 3lpefasIt'
saas!aanlsn ma begen Saeetor III 9sGhgflh
MpGnae eoH %iHefrss Sfrnbg bic sar HiatHe
AuGb. uhs &!psHr Hoah spstfeu ssGesrfG Enss
uaf IEk tsdirHoanI Iefaak
3IhEe, SaesfnnilnMeH nfc EoTrlnlaff aae
~ erhdIieH IN Der Gffice be5 LbttsSaaeateufs
ket GepnfmeEf Of Susie serpicE
1ehss sHgehoi mnb hen sonfn giGmen ishsr
eslerfdaff 0tet WEitgifhaiIFR lrelAe hdS Anaes
bot mnfer, foirie rrn oGfs sserfcHfn bte N6
baran iniegeHlren sHthGlieH mt muf beqgetief
ftsr SEit eineT Eiirefdsn'f in he gHmms bon
s2 90 1auats eeer esHeEi 6eg.Efsssrisu Qhe.
cut etre euf.ebfuhc Ecns oss cine So
garile bcflr, haE, treru e.u GHaebct 1naenafn1
msu rtro, siR acnirGf, eingsaanssn mfseen
ls.re
eeuft tgaenhein 1ueebst surl6astpsefsr iper.
ben. barn splrn fpl4et Gbe6 az ben @irseE re.
tearHiri unh feIIie irgsHhen HHnebei nnafroHs.
men nerbsf. haHn irsrb folder Whec nnt 3u,
frteheniisBeHber kluSsAMuna uuh %i4erfx Gaul
bes aagtsrGifa sgIf,6srftntlst
gieses mttifen einen safrieberfseuenheu Ss.
trsts ben thter Fdhtnfest IsferH. unF fclGs
aIdfse nTbets inis bsrlnugs. sla bef9rGfu.
Hisiey ftHh sfbdlier. Die nebradisu Eermnins
re su ashraa6eH ea stins GHeetem entsegeare'
Ter rireetor Of 9ubns sereles Debaf a1
bas As6t noF, irgeEbesR eosg alIe Gaasbofs oil
I'm auftraas sss 7ireesos Of Gnrre gsrbsee.
Ten 20 1uli 1911
e4si Scbn q. IeHEsr. 4isu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
llusldnoiihe Sta drihten.

G S6lQferperimtnte. Das
Beien oes Snlufss lit trps al:r Ges
miihussn Der 0ifsniaaft, Die aIIs
mDgli6sn Qrten Der Grforihune o15u
oufqepanot bat, nod nitt 5uptriahls
aufg:tIdrt porpsn. 9itQsia. lragsn oas
Al Die mlbiamen llnteriubuneen bel,
bic DON ben grofsFcrsn 2es.Hbrs uno
pisrcpu feds Sabre lang cur5gefubEt
uno in ibrsn Grgebntiftn jsBt Der gas
riIer Atdpemie Der glifIsuihaften mits
setbsilt tporbeH ituo. lie 8slsbrten has
ben gu bisiem 3pet 9eriu6s on mehr
ais iehsIg ghisren angeiteut. I'm Die
urfohen Dee sstpobnIi5eH geiunoen
ShIafss gu srmtttslu, III ss fiir ben
lOrihsr notbis, BEL BEN Wei.u. oas sr
bspbudten nil, oas Shlafbeoiirfntb
m0glihit Su itsigern. 8esbalb iit oas
etpas grauiume 9srfabren sine.ihla.
gen poroen, Die ben 9,rIudeu bienen.
Den Sbiers 10 lange an Sh!of 5u Ders
binosrn, bis oas SdIafbeoiirfnib gss
raos3u gsbisterii6 tperos. Dies pdbrts
a6t bis 3sbn gags. 4m bsitsn nir.n
fir bisie 9eriuae 4ffeu, o!s bic mem
ihendbnlihiten 5hisre. gssignst esfpes
fen, Die iih uber ihrer 9ertpenoung
nadhaItis gu eHt5itfH pubten. Sn
5olgs bsHsn ipurosn !ouHb. btuiist.
gieie Shrere rpurosH in Der Ha6t ipds
5ieren gsfiihrt, burftsn fih iibrigeus
ionit nieberfessn, aber nidt Iegsn. Die
6unos benubmeu itt babel m.rtipiirbig
gut. weoer ibre 5rebIuft nod ihr Gss
pidt Dsrminoerte fih, uHb Gemptras
tur uno 4tbmung blieb.r normal. .4u6
ionit tsnnseidnstsn iih teine trunihafs
ten pbpiioIogif9en gsrdnberungen.
9as gsbietsriIds S6lafbsbiirfnib dus
bsrte iia ihlisBlih ourin. Dap bic
9uHp. nidt msbr i'm Stonbe pdren.
ibr. Qugsn audi MIR fir siniss Setunz
ben often gu balten. Qubsroem tnitteH
iie nit ben 8orberbeintn 3uIommen.
4uh paren itdrtere Mittel noibig, nm
ibre Qufmertfamteit bsrpor3urufen.
Die lnterfuhune lebrts nun, oab BEL
alien gbieren in Disiem 3uftanD Der.
Gnbsrungen in ben RerpenSsllsn Dor
iih gshen, uno 3par ausfhlieblih in
Der Stirntpinbung bes Gehirns, nab.
reno ale anosren Rerpen3eleH unp:rs
onbert blieben. Iuh in nem be3eihnss
ten 9ebirntbeil pareu nur bic iogss
nannten ppramibal3suen unb polns
morpben 3sleH ansegriffen. Die 0ers
dnoerungen beitanoen oorin, bab Der
3eltDrpsr it6 pertleinerts, cine Wibz
form annabm uHo BON 5obIrdum.n
burhfeBt Duroe. Der Sentern mar
bGufig aus Der Wtitte psrIhobsn ober
Derboppelt. geftattete man bem 9bier,
Iein Ghlufbeoiirfnib aussiebis gu bes
friebieen, 10 DerIhfpanben oieie Werdns
bsrungsn fdmmtlih. Der Sib oes
Ghlafbebiirfniifes tann bomit gum ers
iten MdIs aIs fiber feitgeftelIt gsltsn.
glun ober fommt bas eieentlih Werfs
tpiiroise. Der 3uitonb Der ShlafloTs.
tsit l1bt fih BON .insm Dumb auf einsH
onbsrsn iiberimpfen. Giibrt man einem
aiunesn Dumb ttuas 1IatisrYm eiusl
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niht nur i'm gfen. ionbern aud i'm
5rinten. Wer ,eenen goben anaden
to 2iep bet, perlonet nad) od5u aes
b0riger 5euhtisteit, unb ipenn er froB
oaer fhonen Mdbigteitsreseln i'm
GFen nidt germ ppr3eitig Shlub
maht, 70 t6ut er's nod lpentser bein
5rinten. vSs be But pull, Is ee
aopp bu1", in bieIem Wprt prdsen
ii6 Die 5oIgen aus. 0as pornsbmIte
8etrdnt 1T notiirlith Der Wein, Der
nah Der 8pItsonIiht dlleroings ben
8ornebmen pprbsbolten lit. nWer
min brinten min, mutt lebren 2dtin,"
llnb sipar trintt man ibn nod be-
itimmten Re9ein. rUielt up Min, Dat
is 8enpn (8ifD, Win ZIP Wtelt. DAT
is for Elf" fiir ieoen.) 9tber bas els
oentIihe 9etrdnt oes gioroens III ma
tiirlih bds Bier, 10 polfsthiimlih. odB
es poItsmunolit in Die IaturIpmbol,t
iibereeaongsn 1T. 9enn DE Bob
brulpt", fagt man, tpenn on Sommers
abenoen bic tpeiben Rebel in breiten
Sdtpaben aus ben Dieien itetssn. ein
Bib, oas 8peifeIIos aus ben aufitsis
genbsn 0dmpfsu Der fIaben Bier
tiiblpfannsn gsfhopft 1T, unb poe
Siinn gsibt TO Beer. 0os Bier
itimmt menIdenfrsunblih, 10 fast
man benn pom 3eher Beer IN
8ormhartisteit tamt bt EN- tobop".
gs gibt neus Sruft our ar6eit: bat
mas cen PANT 0uisnb. FAB be Ratels
mater, Sung. sab ben IN bal mi cen
arpos Beer, uno Qnlub 3u tisFItnnls
gen 8eIprdtsn;
PROT! isgt Sos I'm ititt be Rtf' in
ben Gros.
8ant. isgt San un Ititt ben aopp in
be aonn",
ober es oibt niht nur, ss ntmmt aud;
IS bat Beer i'm Wtonne, De ets't Il
in Der Same" 9drar mag aber tpohI
bic nieoeroeutihe srinttehnit fhulo
Tein, benn ,,Iange g60a boIt bat Beer
ut Der adnne". Qber iuer ptIlr ben
plattbeutiten Wann burum tdesIn?
,man ieQt non pon BAT Dele Drinten,
man MIDI BON ben arutsn Doft" llne
10 tommt es bsnn iflisbIih, mas nd'
turgemdb niht ausbleibsn Tam: -Gt
tam ni6t miTi.n, rper psl orintt. mutt
bel , =. a. U}it bieism 9stront Der
WGuner tann iih. penisitens IN
Sprihport, bas Der Trausn niht mel
fen. Ulir 1T uur has cine betannt:
Sc tautt SaFfss, b6rteibu 5aFeu up
tpes gobnsn." UlutmubIih dber 1es
bort bieIe gIismhsnfabritautiH ielbIt
gu Der lDsnig srfrsuIiden SOrts, bon
Der oas SprihpOrt. aI5u Hort perolls
gemeinerno, iagt: BON men, Jrusnss
minTt 0nsr b0rtig In bon ne Rom
a6ter 2ittmss is be bette Smad of."
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BeIfiestIte slnafbote psrben fuigxgeuetncm.
Hasn IN Der Gftsse bes ztTsetar rf Habiir <ers
sice. Siaslhals cincinnati Ebio, bis ~ nes
alfii!nGs, nln spl9ntag eeH I. aialst 1911.
ilir bic eteffruHa ber RcihtpfHbsGeH Exheii hnb
ees WGlelia.S iilg bie 3egbeferaBa hFt 1La
@.Enbe. ten EcIanen gsrate BIS sn efneI:
4nnfie Ie3 ssub mefiltdb. DmEcs 8rlnirarG.
EaseH bon sGineifcns r9ufbS. Rslnifern nss
snbgineGes nit Ha6tsetneH uae 2eriisIiung eet
noibfpeHhsaea 1r0tnignnsea arn 2nlets
sIans, Epfsisifgtiorer nHc JermnI6gF Hnc
Al erhclser IN Der Gtfife hfA absfs3nseslienrs
hes TeparfsmsHt Of 4thitg 2~rptle.
sshst ss9esbof mug Nsa p5Iisn aGnsn .ts6sr
ncffnf6cft cher igefens6atfen. ,vel4s has NHns.
GOT mcder fpfvsf ben alien Rsrfcnen. BITE -
hrrnn lnfetsflrsn,- fnih6lttn uiie Htub hsGlfisef
itin nit sinfs Slrafholi IN ssr Snmns scn
s3po.00 Tounrs oesr slnem rerftNsirten ured
Snr. bnt msnn ein NnGebc1 ancsnommfn mtgh.
Elm acrtross etnaefaresn nerhen fptrb.
xcGie irsenbssr Anaebot Surn6afiptffeH Efrs
ben. banu irfrb folder 0ts1 ar ber Nstfer re-
ietsrnirf unt fcIte srGenbstn MHaebrt ano0
nemrstH rerbsH. banH ptro fcf&fr Qhe6 nn1
sufrssbenfstHsubsr AuSfihruna nne gt1ssftsi.
lara he's ftonsraifs nrii4ersfaftef
Histu ntlifffu elmer sufrieDsHtieufnbtI Ae
fuese rcu ibrrr gHhtrgeii iteffrr, urs 1cld
nlaNs sfvbef fpie oerfnHGf. 81 tefcyaen-
Fteter ftrrh eshatfen bic aehEH6fen Hor1nlsiar
su sebranntn hA seine nnbereH snfaeseyigensrs
Z 81 T<r frsnor u rubfk e<rbsss ssb6It Nd
bas MsMs rrr, trosnbssn sssr auA aneteesl
80 Gs|issa., , y. 20 sss<ss q psnss ssssiss
| HA tsta q. 0tsas1 us&
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Mat, mseefaxt sss rsn 4smmssH. 1aisiss r,ss
tls HsAiasrassE 80. $40 assa RsaAsEsr Fl.
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bon beftisftem St.1i5sourfniB beFaI.
Isnsn 6unoes ein, 70 srFdeineR biz
gIsihsn 9erGnosruagsU Der fragli6sn
9ebirn5elleu, tpenr audi in abgss
fhtpddt.m 9raos. Ijro bic sSmpfunp
nit ssniigeno grobsR Dofen dusg,s
fii6rt, 10 ssissn nd Id l6on mad eis
nsr baIben Stuu0s sie 5olesu in elmer
5unsbnsnben grmltislung, bic nit Der
3sit 81 gaus osmieIbtn 3uiianS fiibrt,
ipis tr bos ShIaf6ebiirfnib isnnssias
net. Toraus MIN Der St!uB asspaen,
bob iih burd bic Srmottung Gin Gift
biloet, uno psitere 8eriute baben aud,
feitp.itsut, oab Fh oiss Gift ourb sin.
Prbisuu9 auf 65 9rdb strft6ren ldb!
8ieie 5oridun9,H esben ipmi. sin.n
suDsrIdTigsn gootn fir tpsitsr. 4uf.
tldrungen o:s SalafrdtbisIs.
Der 5Iud elmer faI.6s
ten 5anbftrifi. Sn @nn srs
eignets iit por stfna sin.m balb,n
Sobrhunpert siH jan. Der beipeiit, pi.
perbtrbIite foI3sR cine ihI.t.s, uns
Isferlihe oaHoihrif. haben tam,
frelli6 5ugItit 1ah, tpie isesnr.ih ni.
Grfinoung 6sr 5hreibmniaine III.
Gin tunitbsssii.sr.sr Wann boislbii,
Gin Strr 8atsr, bate cine .Gsfhitte
oss .aiferlifsrRufit pers
fabt unb 8us!sia cine gsidi6is bss
Sofopsrnthea!ers begonnen, unb on
beioeu Dsr.sn NIT ungsrpobnIitem
gifsr uno bsr gan5en araft isinss
9eiitss gsarbtitst. Or iiberreihte pas
itar,s WaHuitript fsines sri,en Wsrtes
Der taiferIi4en atnbemie Der miiIsns
i6oftsR unb boffte pom ibr auf llni.rs
itiisuns bel Der oeraussabs bssfslben.
aasiHi itott Der Stlfe, bic ibm brinsenb
nptb that, srbieIt er bic nieoeri6msts
tsrrbe antIpoyi: bic Qtabemie ,5nne
auf bic qriifuns bes Monuiiripts
niht einssben, neil tfines ibrsr Waiis
sli.osr imitanbs Isi, bss gsrfoFers
unlsisrIite oanpfhrift su snt3iff.rn.
aue 4rftrsnguHsen Gahers, sinsn
WlenihsH 81 sntoeden, Der bos fruhts
bare WdHui.ript ent5iffern tonne. tpas
ren psrgebens, isine Vieoerffrift mar
uno blisb alien anberen Wienftsn Elm
RotbisI. Gins ipdre nur nod iibris
sstpefen: gater bate iemanbem ftin
eonses Wanuftript in bic Geber bittis
ren i0nnsn; aber hosu tam's nifi: sss
tdufdttr ghrgsis unb ipobl audi Der
Druid matsrieIIsr Goreen fiibrten ben
bebuuernspsrtben Wnnn ius Jrrens
bans. Ssins miibfoms arbtii mar
umionit gepefsn. neil Ct cine fdlehis
5anbftrift bate.
poIissi Gergeont WihoeI
cane fanb bisIsr Gage in Der Wdbs
Der poIissiitation BON Bath Bead ei.
nen Gegsnftunb, ben er fir tinen
0ummi 5uBbaa belt. CT perfests
benrIeIbsn sinsn srdftieen Jubtriit unb
i'm ndhftsn aueenblid ertiantis iih
cine Grploiion unb ber polistisStrs
seaut itiir3ts bdinnunsslos su gcbtn.
Inter gesisneter dr5tIiher aiilfe tam
er bolb pi.bsr 3u ficb uno es itelte
fih bann beraug, bnb er itine ernRs
lihen gerl.Baneen erlitien battle. Der
anftein.nbe gummiban iDof etAe
Rombs gstpsi.n, iibtr nsrtn llrfprung
unb 3rDsc man ~ ifts ssn aopf SER
bTiht.
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zferctnpear uHp asoastion. Iradsrr fs<tt
EiganHe. 1895 Wyesnitr ZifGbe. Goeiuas
ton. so.
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yanltor oecs ycsEsg: fprl6t 1suis6. Gram
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Gilem nno Srinfen im nieber-
beutitben Ypltsmnno.
Bon DilheIm g osd.

motto: Grit miit ii fupen, srit miit It
freten,
Gilt tpurb mi ale Ding Ders
9eten.
(altes Glas Rugebart SPIEL
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3n uersanien-Jornen.

Gln glaf bon s6immtrH II
eYfter Ssc1 Hans5infrxs. sDrrrfes s4afer
Eeisana ane gdautrr. SO. 80 Uerrp Snace
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
Grant Is Pleased.

Apostle Hcber j. Gran, had never re-
u1cinbcr"d such a gathering at confer
eucc. and held IL an evidence OF nCrcas-
ing faith. OF all the people, OH The fare
OF tho Garth. he held that tho Latler-day y
Saints came nearer TO obcyDE the IN
functions of Christ even though they
may not have wholly come UP To the
requirements OF bis great commandment
10 love the Lord with all their hearts and
their nelghbors as themselves. No other
people work Inc said. In surh harmony.
good fellowship. good viii and love OF
their fellow men. II the commandment
were followed as strictly as Christ meant
IL. thcre would never he need of bishops
trials, and lie urged this commandment
upon them.
The church now. said Apostle Grant
was sending out over 1000 mon who are
paving their own expenses sacrificing
their business and being separated from
all that man holds dear. lie estimated
that these were sacrificing 100000 a
month by their sacrifice He praised
highly the missionaries, whom he had
found from experience were upright men
Of clean and go1ly lives. None OF tne
Ing That they had found truth elsewhere
Though ministers abroad warned their
people against the missionaries, he had
never found occasion TO warn the mis-
sionarics against any person. His warn
Ing was 10 avoid evil He insisted upon
better and truer 1.-THE paying and warned
the saints against TN" appetite for money.
4 telegram expressing regret n lnaDil-
itv to be present was read from John
w. Young OF New York, son OF Brig.
ham Young.