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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12

the results Of each year better than
those of the year before.
Speaking a short time ago, Mr.. Sny-
der said: Il have always said that we
have the best irrigated country in the
United States. Mr.. Burley gave us a
chance to prove it, and II was as much
the opportunity of showing that we
could make good. as the money, which
induced me to go into this competi-
ton"
Notwithstanding his achievement.
Mr.. Snyder does not believe that his
record will stand. He has too great
a faith in the potato industry and in
Idaho to permit such an opinion. Il
do not think we have reached the limit,
by a long way" he remarks, conf
IDENTITY, and there are thousands who
are familiar with that country who
are ready to echo the assertion.
The fact is that large profits from
potato raising in Idaho are the rule.
not the exception. H. P. Frodsham, a
farmer In the American Falls district,
commonly takes 500 bushels from an
acre, his yield per acre thus being. at
AZ cents per bushel, $210.
Someone who knows the conditions
in and the possibilities of Idaho has
said that 1T is a maxim in southern
Idaho that the new settler, with little
OIL no capital or implements, but with
a willingness to work, can plant pota-
toes on his irrigated farm the first
year and make a good living for his
family, besides laying aside money to
make all necessary payments on his
land"
William B. Kelley, who owns .
ranch ear Gooding, says: We get
so many potatoes to the acre that We
don't stop to count the sacks
Samuel Lewis, also living near Good
ing, reports as follows: Potatoes
grow large and thick. Six potatoes
from my field weighed 81 pounds. The
crop runs 500 to 600 bushels to the
acre. and can Always be depended
upon"
The price received by Mr.. Snyder
for his prize-winning potatoes does
not by any means represent the top
Of the Idaho market. Much higher
prices have been commanded at vari-
GUS times. yet at the Accent rate re-
ceived by Mr.. Snyder his profits were
very large.
Scores OF instances may be cited to
show what the lands of Idaho hold IN
store for those who will put forth the
effort that must precede success.
Those who have succeeded in this
one task OF potato raising, trace their
accomplishments to industry, OF
course, and to a study of conditions
and needs. But they could not have
reaped such harvests If industry and
determination had not been fortified
by ideal conditions of climate and soil
Such conditions prevail in the agri
cultural districts of Idaho. There the
ground is rich and eager. There the
climate is conducive to the outdoor
task. There the scheme Of irrigation
has been so we'll prepared and is 81
r unfailing in its supply that growinl
, crops have water when they need It.
With water. sunshine and cultiva
ton to bless the crops at proper IN
t~ervals, the growing of potatoes, o
f any other agricultural or horticulture
industry In Idaho, is as sure of abun
. dant cash returns as any Of man
=, tasks can be.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
New Drainage Plan.

Greenwood.-Mr. Kochtitzky, who has
the contract for the construction of the
canal in Carroll county, reports that he
has started the ditch. This contract calls
for a ditch two miles long, seven feet
deep and twenty-six feet wide, beginning
at the Pelucia creek, or the Harris farm,
and extending to the old Pelucia channel
just at the Leilore county line. The
dredge boat in operation picks up about
five hundred feet a day, and he expects
to wind up the job about June 1.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
Waiting for Harmon.

Gulfnort.-If current signs shall fail
not, this city-by-the-sea will entertain
some very distinguished visitors during
the coming months. 1t is expected n
Gov. Judson Harmon, Ohio's presiden-
tial probability, will make a short stay
at the Great Southern Hotel, address
ing the people of South Mississippi at
this point. The Commercial Union has
also extended an invitation to President
Taft to visit Gulfport during his South
ern tour, and this invitation is given in
all good faith with considerable hope OF
acceptance.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
Mississippi Aids Chinese.

Carrollton.-J. R. Bingham, member
of the Red Cross Society for Missis-
sippi, being asked about funds gathered
for famine sufferers i'm China, replied
that a simple notice in the papers had
brought in a generous response through
out the state, and ever beyond, il
amounts ranging from 25 cents to 800.
the total to date aggregating $~1,o49.33,
which has been forwarded, through Maj.
Mi,lsaps, to those in Distress.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
IN GROWING MASS MEETING
Review Work Done and Plan for
the Future,

the Future.
DIANA most interesting pro-
|has been arranged for the cotton
q mass meeting to be held in this
hursday, May 25, at 2 pm, follow
e conference at which President
OF the Southern Railway, the Mo-
Ohio Railroad, and the Alabama
Southern Railroad will meet Mr..
flunkett, general agent of the cot
lture department of these roads,
e seven field agents working un.
IN. At this conference the work
ar done in aiding farmers to fight
II weevil and to increase the YIELD
pc will be reviewed and plans for
Pure discussed. Representatives OF
nlted States department of agri.
) the Mississippi and Alabama
ments, and the agricultural col.
Of Mississippi and Alabama will
part in this conference ard in the
Meeting.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
Railway Wins Suit.

Greenville.-Chancellor Thomas de.
cided in favor of the Southern Railwa,
the suit of the Indianola Compress an6
Storage Company ct al. against tn,
Southern Railway, in which it was
claimed that the fire which burned the
compress and other houses on Nov. II,
1908, at Indianola, was caused by "A train
of cars on the Southern Railway. Be
tween S25O,OOO and 100000 was in
volved in the suit.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
BURGLARS
Perry Davis, With Aliases, Gets Time
and Fine,

Jackson.-For breaking and entering
a pOstofice of the United States at
Lake, Miss, and stealing therefrom
stamps aggregating in value $413.73, in
addition to some $40 in currency, be
longing to the postage and money order
funds, on or about June 20, 1910, Perry
Davis, alias Graves, and RUDE Chapman
were sentenced by Judge Niles to serve
five years each in the federal prison at
Atlanta, and in addition to pay a fine
of $3.50 each.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
Court P~retermitted.

Greenwood.-Judge J. NJ. Cashin has
yielded to the solicitations of petition
ers to pretermit the May, 1911, term OF
circuit court. The farmers began to get
busy and circulated petitions asking
this, which were largely signed. There
is no doubt but that a four weeks term
of court would have been a hardship
upon the farmers of this county. Con-
tinuous rains and soggy conditions OF
the soil nave caused a serious delay on
both corn and cotton crop.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
A WaII-In the Near Future.

"Drat them plutocrats! They'r
grinding down the poor worse eve,
day. There l was maxim ez high ez
s29 a week commission fer ketchin' au-
tomobile ~speeders, an now what do
they do? They take to fyin' ma
chimes an cheat a poor man out OF his
livin', the s.'-Judge.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
froRs IN CONVENTION.
10th Annual Meeting of Teach
ers' Association.

PTS
The twenty-sixth annual
s0"' If the Mississippi Teachers
' ,;on was brought to a close Sat
's,ar one of the most brilliant
~. teachers having thoroughly
VI attended sessions in recent
81, tns outing, the gathering to-
tho renewal of further acqua'nt-
made at conventions or summer
or in some instances the same
,rom the routine business OF
f'.;0n the dominant feature OF
n,as the address of Harris Dick
v;ctsburg, on the general theme
,,,euile reformatory system, and
'dlv care of the Mississippi boys
',ailv those exhibiting hayward
lies. Mr.. Dickson was presented
graceful Introductory speech by
bnt Bell, and in a few supple
remarks by Miss Emily Butt
<son, and prefaced his general re-
nv a little story of "The boy who
owned a dog" It was an eio'
and manly plea for the safe,
10 of the boy by the agency OF
leading strings, rather than by
and ultimate investing III
Osnaburgs.
Kissing the subject of money as ar
|al element in the handling OF ed
hall problems, in his exhaustive ad
bn the general subject before the
Teachers convention, Hon. j. s
Of Hazlehurst, expressed appre
of the liberal tendency OF the
hire in dealing with educationa
his in the past. On this line Al
| state is spending a large sum o.
on its common schools and it,
educational institutions of learn
hd while every intelligent and pa
citizen will approve and applaud
ypenditure, it is the right anc
of every such citizen to insis'
kerry dollar so appropriated be ex
for the purposes for which Il
bpropriated and that it shall pro
be results which should come from
expenditures.
" few of us have stopped to coun'
BIT Of our educational system, t.
ether the returns have been com
rate with the sums invested in it
blowing summary of appropria
made by the last legislature, TO
and all other purposes, should b
by every thoughtful citizen o
afa.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
Harsh.

Gerald-Coffee keeps me awake.
Geraldine-Me, too; | always drink
an extra cup when l know you are
coming to call.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
Tick Law.

o''on'-Ihe county board of 'su
!'s' at their recent mesting, passed
commonly known ~ the cattle
w. They provided for the con.
On OF twenty-five dipping watts, to
S''ucted at once, five in each beat
county.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12
Examiners Meet.

''-secretary l.. b. McLaurin,
mississippi board of dental exam
ewes notice that the annual meet
mat body for the purpose of ex-
apphcants for license to prac-
n.,stry in the state will Be held
city on May 10th.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12

ID ~: W. Magee of Columbia
petition in bankruptcy with
b,,, LIES deputy Clerk Noy Chinn.
liabilities are ss,o4s.1s. and
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12

The only proof against disappoint.
ment Is to expect the unexpected.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-05-12

|img the total appro-
zion for EDUCATIONAL
POSES 4,O46,357.s7
was appropriated for
|other purposes the
OF .$3,721,437.30
Pm the foregoing figures it will b.
pat 52.4 per cent of all of the APP
ftions made by the last legislature
Pr school purposes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

90 bans Riees 6remgang, ser oil
man iin0e pore genner. men bpor
SiUets Soner life rigtig fommer /
Msoe, Ser fiuoer man at 5iOen fan
benDttes beore; Der .er ianoelig
OpgnDer nof, Der faIoer 40 os, baa-
De / asbenbaon, bienlme % Seq
ningeOerOenen, ii maa Iigefrem
begr9nie os ior BOG at operfomme
noget til @apns.
Reut iorbleifet bleo ieg oa peo
at lHie 6r. 6.s llotolelie ON, at
oct or betegnen6e for Sen intre
Misiions Snpper6e6. at ser life
en- @ona oar nogen. Der goJ @s0e.
GA Ban tolte OH amerifo un0er
MeOe i 0aerup. SEQ oe0 ga ior
Reiten al : al pore 9euner, Ser
par meO til anrins poa 0aerup ~
men at Ui Tube iette os 9erp-
gelie, ioroi 6r. 9aitor 0e1ningien
bolOer 6oreorag on amerifnl Oct
er mi eJe1tlig life nolet mcget BE-
ifeoent 9rao. g1eu moi berom. Eli
Slut Bette. Get bar baaoe BARNET
% be0re0et mig. At Ell Brett ira
Imerifa. Der fommer 6icm poa ct
fort 9elea. oil o. fan ben1ttc Gel
lia5e0en til at aioe ct ino i guho
og @runo misoiien0e 9iGeoe al
5or9olocne / bans eicmitaon
og MI iploes 10 0oniferne / Zine.
rita an6enbart meo Sc iamnie ltrig-
tiebeocr.
M|pn cen 6eoite 0iqlp moo icr-
oeoe 9riacr. oct er at ialocs mc0
6cQiaaaHocns 2icnial5c. 5aa lqrer
man at ie rel % fommer til at elife
oct Gin, Der life er 5orm, men
Strait, ielu ON oet manife life helt
er 0nunet iaaoan, iom man BELT
oiIoe bare BET.
Seq taler al Grfarina; ogioa ieo
bar iaret uioen ON. men 2ipet /
@uo oct maatte ieg elife o9 tale
UeI ON, iioen iea ielo lit oct / Sic,
I SOB. 3, II gpIoer en0nu, baooe
poa oenne oq BIN sioe atlanten
Ssmanos66iifolen 5Deno6org,
SEN Il. Warts.
Bib. ia d, 5oritan0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

gor 6aoer / 9imlene gnifer Jig
mango 9stn; naar Seius er bIeoet
Menneife, iaa er oct for at oinOe
mango Seifenoe.
gegge Gele er operoroentlig ifsn-
ne - baaoe 2ige0annelien meO
@u0s Ssns gilIe6e % 9rooerIta-
BET.
SoiS on 5nifer at ilaa bette Maol,
iaa 6ebeoer on let life at ipefu-
lere oper SUBS 5oru0fenoen og
6oruobeitemmelie. men Blot glpOe
Big 0eroOer % ifqno iremao imoO
Maalet.
Ser itoar 10 intet ON. at nogen
er 6eitent til 5oroemmeiie, 90
CUB uil. at ale Menneifer ifuIle
6lioe ialige % tomme til Sano6eoS
erfenOelle.
Gil on iaa BET iamme. ION SUD
oil, iaa ifer oct; iugen er ga
Stono til at iorbinore BET.
lanf Blot. u2igeoannet me0
@uOs Sens 9ilIeoe" aMange 9re-
Dire (56feno0 omfrin9 5eiu5 iom
ben ierite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

eone 2piter og gegeringer. Zen
uirteIige 6rl5e0 iinOes fun / 5eius
ariitus.
Mrs. Sans grim eaer gamie
Mrs. 9run- unoer boilfet gloou
Fun par bebiI fenot al line 2on6s-
memo - oe0e 0en 10. Wai etter
10 RaaneOers Spsoom. Oct oar
Den enc Of oct gamle 9ggtepar. iom
Meniabeoen bolot @ulobrpllup for
Ben I. Gee. iioite aar. 6pa0 oo bar
omtalt Der | glaoet. Chen ben gi0
blep bun itebie oaarligere, Until On
ben ina fom. Sun blep b~egrabso
ben q. Woi. 3 0iemmet taIte 9o-
flor Waef ira ben eneelife CHRIS
tan" Strife, og ct engelif Sanafor
lang nogIe Sange On al oeres
Bern tilbsrer nemIie nponte Sir.
fe. 9erfra ait 5slset til Den oan'f-
lutberife STRIFE, bDor Raitor 9nnr-
len talte paa Onnif ouer Marfus
is, t6: ySoo, iOm tror o. 6liper.
bsbt, ifnl blipe inIig; men boo.
iom life tror. fol blioe ioroemt~
iamt Sob. 3. SO og Rom. 8, I. :
fin Gale minOeoe Bat aourien bl.
q. ON, boor GLAD ban 1aooe upret
Oe6 at Iomles meo be TO aam!e
bber Ssnbag, ban fom berin0. 9bi.
Iom ban iaeOe, bun ielp mere emo
cen SANG boobe iagt: bun troe6e
life, at Seius piloe foritsoe 6enoe.
ban par aItio benoes Glib. 9oitor
0ourien iaeoe, of ri Wenneifer bar
10 ingen Ret til at iige noeet bber.
fen | ben enc eIer nnoen Hetning.
Der bar fiin cen, iom por | Stano
til at eennemifue e. Menneifes
9onfer. Derfor por bon ogino Ser
eloo oeb at iige, at ban troeoe bun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26
Gn gerigtigelie.*)

) aorsboano bar ieg faaet I'll.
ienot 9ers 5~olfeblno J9r. 81, %
% %. Sea 9aD0e oaa EN- Reile
til Zen let ct Stint al oct enc al
oisie Blade, og en- Ben, ser rot
bar bsrt mig u0taIe min Sorun-
oring ooer bets 5no6olo, bar 0a
ienot mig De 3 Qr., boori Sr. ga-
itor 9. 6enningien fortpaer ON
lin Ganmarfsreiie Sons artifler
toinger mig til al ifriUe, t6i ban
6egaar Den enc llretiqrOig6eo efter
Den onoen moo oct ~aan0eliee 9iu
paa 9@rs; BET ieg III bar fen6t
genHem bDppige geisg og ita0ia
5orbinoelie / 13-f4 9lar. Sans
4rtifIer funse pnsien0e baoe Ooer-
ifriften: o9ere Jet gennem farDeoe
9rilIer." San6be6en er oerne. Der
er / Marital og Bile 5ogne og til
Iige / 9Grssfsbing ct Deliignet aan-
oeIigt 9io og bette eiper Tia lloilag,
life / TONNE airfer og fplote 02is-
iionsbnie, men / fplote airfer og
fpl0te Wisiionsbuie. Som iii Mnr-
Ital en- Ssn6og til 9simegie oa Te.
en- Wenigbeo paa 1900 Wenne.
ifer, og boem Der err Iiot fen6t oil
burti8 funne foroisie iig ON, at
Weisiionsnennerne er bIan6t be tro-
foiteite airfeganeere. or maaife /
Riie 9nostieneiten fnap ioa itprft
bei6gt, ioa er BET / al 5aIo life
W1isiionsOennerne Der mongler, og
oa Der pna bet 8iospunft, Oa 9ait.
s. oar berbiemme life bar Here
Wisiionsprpiter END Prooit Ebsne
og 9aitor Ssg, ioa tiIlaSer ieg
mig itRrft at toiDle ON Sr. 5's.
uotalelie ON, at ielo Wisiionspra-
tier flnge6e oDer, at airferne tiff
oeiattes. Seq tror life, oct FL ianot.
$r. 8. fortou at Opeioe Siemmels.
mdno.
geo SiOen of bet riee airfeliD,
Der oeiaa fenoetesnes oeb meget
It9rf grus nf Serrens Ro6per, er
Der ct riet Samfunoslio, Der ba-
ientlig iamler Tia ON Risiionsbu-
) Denne artifel er os tiIIenot
al Sr. 6. 9. Gbriitenien, atlan-
tic, So., meo 9egprine ON Opto-
gslie. gi optnger ben paa gruno
af bens in~teresiante Neooelelier
ira sgrs, oltfan uoen SeniDn til
Bait. Senninsiens g~ebsmmeIie al
9ilftnnoen. Oft" @eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

iaa MAJ ben life forieee at roffe
Brigham gounes qlitoritet; for oct
fan Den life hos Dem, Ser fenoer
oenne Manos Stiaine i % Ser
6oIo til Mormontirfen.
aItiaa, brigham 9oung er an-
forfeit; bans uanbenbaringer" fin
oes i 9aroommens og Baetens
Bog. Sors 0ro ON 9oIpoomiei
er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sro.
Mormonbla0et glemte ior Reiten At
aengioe nit Stat ira bans Gale /
Erooo. ttab, ben IA Sith, 1855.
Get ID0er iaaleoes:
nSpis nogen al eoer oil be
negte 5lerfoneriet oe Deoblipe Der
me0, iaa oil ie9 lone. at Iao0onue
ital bli7e foroemte. nSournol
OF 0iscoaries", 8 aoro. SIDE 266.
Get er en- aabenborers Orb, -
en- Man0s 0ro. Der er falot ion
ben forite Al 4poitIerne, fal0t ne0
4o5enbarina4 9ennem Soiep1
Smith, airieus @runoIGgger. Get
er 0ro Al Ell Nano, ser bar bolot
9formontirfen5 % @ormonfoIfets
Sfabne i in 9aono ira miot i
51rrern2 til bans Qe0 / 1877.
Get er '~orfproeIige Or0; men Nor
m%ontirfen 6liper bel ngot til at
feuoes Deo DEM.
Set par JON en- cr Be toI0 Neaits
lie un0er Den mr9ti9e 2aocr grio
ram 9oun9 o. meo Normonpro
itposmmets bsieite GJtoritet. at ).
10. Grant / Ell Ga(. Ca6ernafiei
SaItisitaoen / 1856 uota'ta liz
Jon isl3er ON 9lo0iorioninaen.
sea ii0er. at Der er D1nno o.
Quinoer Der til Ste0e, bUilea ip9
oil raoee I'll eie5IiffeIig at gaa
til 9irfens 9reiiosnt og baoe ban
at uonpone en- aomite til at BE-.
bauole ceres Sa9; Io0 0erueit ci
Steo btioe beitemt CO las aomi
teen u0anoe oeres BLOB - Sour
nal Of 3iscourie5", 4. 9lnrg, 81
De 81.
1er oar nof al ben SIoss Saler
til at etabIere 9looiorioningslnrcn
ITO o0er belle 9nn6et, 6a0oe 9tormo.
nerne bait Q7a9t, iom Sc 6apoe gil
lie. Get par 10 ogiaa / 1856. at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26
NtlnntitS, Soma.

IS Den liolte lib. fan n mart
iige. at oct bar oaret CONNER. set
bar pGret meget oarmt Ser for
Anrstioen. @i fun0e 10 mart fro,
at oi Dor mibt i SUM- RooneO /
SteOet for Qlai. CONNER err oct pei
life bleoen enonu, men 5oranret,
er oeiaa mart ben imuffeite Sio
al @nret, nanr efter ginterens
gortgang Der begpnoer at fomme
2iu / nlting. nnnr 3nturen begpn-
Der at uoioloe al fin SfsnbeO, aItine
itoar ian grsnt. Re0n bar ri oe.
ioa bait en- Gel al. Ter er no
iigt til, of DER / aar oil bliue en-
Gel 6rugt Der pna egnen. 5 De
ii0ite aar bar ri life bait meget,
oa 5roiten tog oct meite. Greerne
bar itaaet / ct BELT glomiterilor;
pei bnooe ri ooino i aar for en-
3iO iioen en- Rats temmeIig booro
5roit; men oct Ter fife no til, Den
gjoroe mesen Sfaoe.
Senbae BEN II. mai bar Ell
Ssitiosooe ior Meniabeoen, ia en-
9siti0s6ag poo to Mnooer. Get er
nemIis pitt isrite Sang / Wenie-
beOens Siitorie, at Der Der far pp-
ret oibolOt confirmation, / Oct
minoite er oct mango aor iioen.
Ter oar 3 unee: SEEMING Olof
Senningien, aaina 6. Ssrenien
og Cora Riffelien. iom oen Dag
aflagte Sen CODE gefenoeIie for en-
life life 6oriamlina, noget iom
ellers berer til Siploen6eoen iiPr
ON 3~ormiooogen. Otter aouiirma.
tionen talte 9nitor gonrien no ira
Sobn anb. 3, II: Sob fnit Ueo
oct, on bar, at ingen ifal tage
Din aronel Moatte Serren iaa ioa
2op til at boloe FIN 5annO ouer
Gem, inn at Be aI6rig mao iorgI.m-
me oeres gefen6elie euer be ORD,
Ger 5le5 TAFT til Dem. 5or TO al
5amilierne oar oct 6obbelt Ssitio,
oa Der tidiee por gorneooab, en-
Seiter til SEEMING OLAF SEEMING
fen o. en- Seiterien til fora Diit-
feIIen, iom ielu 6olot Barnet oOer
Daaben, blep 6ebt.
Den II. b.. 81, ofbol6t Menig.
beOen ct Dor SoeiabIe", iom ef-
ter OmitenoigbeOerne mao %betrne-
ties iom ~ierbeles go6t. Niis 8eit
fra eff Sorn Ssiifole, iom fom
meo gnitor Qaurien lang oe ipil-
Ieoe nosle Sanee paa Guitar for
os. Gerefter boIOt paItor aaurIen
5oreorag oper Oroei Gribeb os
bets getponin9. San paooiite, at
mango, Iom mener iig ieIu at bore
frie GoIf, er glaDer nf beres
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26
WOrmOuismen / SplbsuinQ.
6n ilimet 6~oriualsmet6OOe.
6or 0aniferen@ - al
: bn Qarien.

Set er nItiaa fommet oertil. at
@ormonfirfen. Tor At reo0e Situa.
tiouen maa acre ben 4auos ORR
til 9sgn, iom / ooer 30 Gar 0or
ocn5 eneite anerfenote Qeoer. "a
BANS Orb nor Qoo o. en0elig Gf-
9greIie / oae Ting bao0e timeligt
o. aan0eIigt. 0ormoafirfe1s De6-
reren0el 5or BET oor netoD 9riI-
5am goungs Stining. 4ao Bans
4n6eiaIina % gioaes6nr0 ON, at
8ologomiet BAR en eoig 9o0, Der
ifuloe a0lpOe5 m0er 5traf al eoig
6ortabeIle, bengaD De looige Tor-
moner Tia til 5|lerfoneriet Ru ifaI
oenue Wano5 9ionesbnr6 anaaaeu0e
6lerfoneriets gu6oommelige Ggrm-
0elie 6erooes Den 6iotil iaa u6e.
itri0te autoritet, foroi bette er Sen
eneite Noooe. 6uorpac oen Rirfe.
bois 9e0er o. Stnrfe ban oar. fan
forioare zig imo0 Dc a5iolut ianoe.
men ifrpffelige 9eifol0ninger, iom
0or Gio retter imoo ben. Pm ifal
Brigham 9oungs 9ure ON gloofor-
ioningeu temples iom ct SnofaI0
al en- Wuno u0en 4utoritet. Ga BET
efter at be tolo WormonapoItle,
meo airfens autorite.. loo 9prer
f%orfDn0e gennem lltabs SettIemeu-
ter. - ia, bra9te BEN til prnftiif
anDenoelie blnn0t lltobs g~eioIfnina.
Oct moa / Sanobe0 fnibe meo
at reooe oct mart innfeiur6iaeQrag
nnar Rormonfirfens eaen mltori-
iereOe Gresie toinges til at title
ben @anO / Sfpage. iom gennem
ct SlPgtle6 al airfen bleD betraqtet
ION en- SUB, - Den Won0, 6ois
Oro life en- eneite Rormon, aennem
30 aars itbeItri0t og abiolut time
lia og aan6elig Serreoemme. tur-
De 6%etoiple eaer mooiipe; ben Wdn0,
ON bpem Rormonfirfens @run0.
logger, Soiepb Smith, ieIo bopOe
iaet, at ban ifuloe bIipe airfens
2e0er. g~formonfirfen oil gre en-
boer 9%eifplOning til 2bgn, buor
Den life %fonfronteres me6 geoiier-
ne. 6remfommer Der oirefte 9epi
Ter, ia negter Den oisies autoritet
og @plorgbeO.
Nen Lao os 6lioe flnr ON Brig
BAN gounes StiGing. iom airfens
oonOeIiae 2eoer. 5 5slee @or-
monfirfens egen oautoriiereoe@
Sfrifter bIep ban foloet oeo aoben-
barring til at oeregrpiicent oDer oe
tolo MormonapoitIers aporum.
Der er aaI6eIiens OroGpo:
Seq gioer big. min 1iener Brig
BAN 9oung, til at unre grpii6ent
oDer be Solp, reifenoe Anoo. Disie
8oIu boloer Rsglerne til at oabne
nit 8iges antoritet pon Soroens
fire Sisrner, og berefter til at ien6e
nit Orc til boer eneite Sfabning."
aabenborine gioet til SoIepb
Smitb / Rdnpoo, 8nncocf COUNTY,
Sainois, 10. Sanuor, f841 (9oc.
trine Of Covenants, Section f24,
Gar. 1877 - 1913.
ut brigham goung feIo herei-
ter u6eau iie for og blep antaget
iom 4o6en6arer, fremgnnr 10 tp6e-
fiet al geetion 1876 famine Bnrf.
SelbfsIesIist er ban oinfpireret~ oe
taller meo autoritet; set fan Wpr-
monfirfan olorig fomme bort fra,
ielp ON ben ntoa bfipe tpifngen til
at ipnfe NOT iaa bitre Biler. Bill
ben anies for retfnroig | argnment,