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Show A rtltfvi DESERET. SIN AND THE likely remain In France some month least. Mormon" Offkipr Gom With Jelltooe. William Bickerstaff. now a petty officer in the British navy, ha been complimented by Admiral Jelltcoe. who Invites him to accompany him, npon the admiral's World tour aoon. He is an Englishman and has lately been stationed in naval work at Forts--- , mouth England; la very active; hlghly cofnphmented. , and looks forward to his voyage wth at SINGER , 81--EVENING. NEWS' ' , - t SECTION MARCH 29 1919 SATURDAY Park Lane, London; has f traveled Chili. Argentine, and the Panama district pretty extensively; expects to get back home soon. Corporal Fred JacksCn, whose relatives reside at St. Marv's, Idaho, is now oa 14 days leave at Cosmo Hotel, and swept out and scrubbed by pie who take In cars to scrub GENEALOGY , laundry." Riley usecP t0 Nye and 1 thought a little book made from readings might perhaps stanch1 long-fe- lt public want. In fact, wei,-enthusiastic as our eves swept the i Pct- - Nye, indeed, thought there money in IL I remember that, u Vr optimism, he wrote; "Let us m.T sonse money, be Gosh, and put- hi! tour It feels bully.p, always chuckled reminiscently M ,r? ' In the story n "Well, we went to Chicago to for a publisher, and there we one Ketchem A Skinera, who has sign- - on the door, 'Drop Mss. TJL We dropped ours and went away 2 lw- ing pretty good." Riley then told of a long wait ing which they wondered wbethll the manuscript would be secern.? then how glad they were to find ikl book on sale at the news-stan- d ,!! finally how they paid a visit ten! publishers to inquire, timidly, ima ,? matter, of royalties. The door lpgked. Some months later. .7 sponse tq their letters, came B 1b1T tation to a banguet given by the BniL Ushers tn their honor. Hopeful! ik2 presented themsetve "As we to dinner,. Nye whispered to Think they'll hand us checks oT: cigars?" Well, when the cigars .2! passed at length, the publisher at tbi head of the table pushed back m chair, put hi fingertips on tho ' beamed oh us, and said: "Gentlemen and publishes t have nif-- to do honor to our two n lustrious humorists tonight tn an os usual way. We appreciate their hum." or, especially that which ha nwL our book so successful. And in tol2 of our appreciation we now pee to them one hundred tare apfccl oue greet company. Ahem! I boii- " that is ail. "It wae aR Nye and I hoped at fim for the- best, but neither of us could find any market for our eeeq, Shari and the company never paid any divL denda before ft wenj out of bosln- eHarper's Magazine for Mar- - h. Society of Utah for This department Is conducted by the Genealogy reses-ch and temple genealogies! the benefit of all who are inter tedInInte communication with others regardto desire London; the latter betel beinf'now who Families get work C. M. use of this make Y, to Invited ere work American or taken over by the temple matters of genealogy ing " ' ' " column All who have Inquiries. or announcements of family organixa-"tio- n A.; has been given a handsome BT IR. JAMEi- E. TALMAGK. use of make are lo work to this urged or other matters of intereet Cross decoratioD, for ex Christ of lower toy Willi Of the ConscU of tho Tweh. Church of Write plainly, especially ail dhrt- means here afforded of wide puollcty. the worlt of to, Engineers communithe make toko and I SU City, Cuh. names and dates, on on side of the paper only, ai W1 likely remain some months explicit, but as brief as posable Address all communications to in Neuff Chateau. France. . cations the Genealogical Society of Utah. 47 east South Tempt Street. Salt Lake ' Phoefrom G. Edward Whitfield, cannot: , , look upon pbjndcal affliction, definite treatment City. Utah. . FVr I the Lord Corp. Morris Elsnab. of Nampa. Arizona, haa been visiting the allows tayoked; and compliance with pre- - Idaho, has received honorable d V . M. the of Amertoan ,i, i V EagleHuta, CTTL? scribed conditions is enforF so far charge would like to communicate with any and given permission to visit C. A.. IKindon; is a popular repents submit. (toce. Nevertheless, y,, who are interested lii the Cooper or relatives in Copenhagen, Denmark, member Strand. 0th Infantry. $0th of Co. L id does the commandment of the jn ttne the west to the he after irony, returns which purposeful Oakey families of Nottingham, and , , k (Doctrine Divine Healer met the eneulstry of Formerly Corp. Elsnab was In the Division. Lord shall be forgiven. iWbyahire, England. from Bert bee and fruit growing district near Nampa. . Sargent Clifford R. Foster, 82- see also Book of certain jL i Salt Lake City, formerly an auditor Jens Jensen, Scandinavian Genealogist. I Pharisees with the declaration: They with J. P. Casey of Nampa. of the Utah Copper Co., lq now in Genealogical Society of Cah all the Mormon, Alma 45.15 8 bole have no nerd of the1 are that In Jens Jensen, the Scandinavian geneof for the Manti blood army lines Good baptized quartermaster's department Newg For Alberta Reader. I this forceful epigram a clear dip- - physician, but they that are sick: I at tils home in Leamservice corps, a new branch of the temple, with, the addresses of those alogist,-died word received but have the Canadian call stn to and camenot the boys between righteous, made was done. ington, Utah, Feb. 1, IMS, .thus taking Unction the work .recently added, is now jn at whose Instance it difficult to en- - shuy-r- s to repentance." (Mark 817). from Comfniwuoner Gary that the Fort service, Fontanexen, .letfrom will this and field atnner Many find one obviate well believe of activity one of the this We many Franco, from the oth- - Aai as the Scriptures abnndently Gary Horse has been demobilized as a Camp Segregate the ters coming to us each week asking few able genealogical research workUrely happy. someJn will arrive unit demon-conand an as England abstract sin cr,- to apprehend affirm, nd as experience ' for this information. There will be ers among the original Scandinavian March. 1818 PrpMkJents had Los ption apart from personal guilt. strate there are none of us entirely time in the latter part of where the persons cannot be records Elder Jensen was born Janao oldest Instances Prior Dlston, Beatrice 'Can there be theft without a thief; trr, from sin; to the contrary, every This Isof the regiment containing as they may be dead or the uary II, 1854. at Me!) parish, Aalthe Alberta L. D. 8. boys: daughter of Prest. Robt. J. R. Prior , found, --eases, we will borg county, Denmark, He (plythood w.thuut a falsifier, inurijer one ts in need of the Great Physician's many will he record, joined the given a special eight dais died from pneumonia. She ,was Siu la the they healin ministrations with no sl.iyer tod t ,Mtat any of th. gainta by Church as a young man and then emb. emtheir tn to leave bs a bride month. law" few England, "d. sins ago; - New Zealand prior may (1 John planned psogranion of the only toAomtttodiy, work of a igrated the. where ha transcript probably about her husband Private John 0 furnishing There is none barkation for Alberta, furthermore: thought oaSsJhough J 4 hut not scouted, done by th. individual, at a small filled a mission to: the white settlers. Pr-s- t. James Gunu Sunderland. .Just demobilized, arrived cost. not carried -- to the ertent of actual righteous, no. not one (Rom., 8.10)-- ; April 15. 181$. He came to Utah about 1880. living a Alberhome five hours before his wife's eommWion, a's Is .connoted by the and again If we say that we have no McKay expects to entertain the short time at Provo and at Hooper, tn Sincerely yours. Ye mn. death Prest. James Gunn McKay, tn deceive ourselves, and tjie ta returning soldiers, at Deseret, I gird . words, respecting adultery: e Manti Weber County. In 1887 he moved to Recorder Temple. 10 a or enjoy dozen: of they was " them conducted squads said the to us. a that it is nut by in truth bate hard (1 John I:).-'telegram, Im- - response Manti, Utah, 4$ March 1$1$, Leamington. Millard Comity, which the Deseret the News, reading funeral the Prior home, at l services of old tune. Thou shaft not commit was his Utah home untll his death. treatment for , Need Of Printing Record. lint I say unto .you. That t4ls he that prescribed tn the Gospel of provement Era and. the home com- - 55 Cardiff Road, Portsmouth. Eng ; Eider Jensen was an active Church i'll there were many sympathizers Just whosoever looheth on a woman to jesus chn-- ' by compliance with i Tn a recent published report of the worker and held a number of offices i eh" Road Sou at " hul after her hath committed adol which the mvages of town and ward, being a school in . Record Devon bo and Cornwall vnt Dom the society, Prltthc mil her already In his bean." contagion- - may be arrested, and rela-- j lery with drMWi bv relatives: mo! ot .the following is given as teacher for several yearn. He filled ,hTo?JdenT' thill England, alto (Mat;. 5.57-24- .) b live immunity Barnt later attacks ! the necessity of publishing th three missions to Scandinavia, being Fort Gary Hwm contlnirent and. Men may fe potential liars, Veb- Beatrice was; showing through the developed o.'famow old records wb(ct are so valuable to first called to labor in the office Of ,ur,d was while about tSiE aged years, tl George The resistance. of "rf Scandinavian Stjerne. the Danish mis5!" prescription rv the genealogist: hm7 havberitmekea about I years of age The frior "famponunltyto become criminal, in facL rtmple. the me!u,. ,are easily of prioeto valu have sionary journal, then later he was asrecords Many Veil, or restraining their evil Impulses srble. former will be'reewlled ily bymany to genealogical research at they are the same today as which has again ap- elders, already disappeared, whilst there is signed from Utah, through considerations of policy or Wf re nf 0pj an( M they shall remain by influenza, which he became very adept He could peared this week: parents in Tabor 57 years, imminent risk of others shoring the Mr. Kate aged Sliver, personal advantage, they may main- - whi,e there j, 4n the world. the various and difficult Lethbridge and other towns died- from general debility and old same fate unless speedy action Is readily read tain outward signs' of probity. The these requirements. Cardston. By meeting rFecye them. Such is the entries fn the old church reg inters, Alberta iruv confidently expect age. in Favorsham, Kent. Prest. J. taken tomanner wearing of a sheep .fleece by a rav- b made whole- - tl) of nklnd may valand of nade the the last records into connected which in these their bot home about en rg wolf s no modern camouflage,',, U. McKay conducted the funeral ser- careless' flUh tn the jMU, x uable documents are preserved that pedigrees for his patron But in all such dissemblings the M the ,jtPra, 8()n of th. Eternal vices Fath- - ApriL H married first, Jane Kixon; after in many parishes the registers have Sergt Geo W. Hpfitn has been profact of wlrked purpose exists; and the er, and as the Savior aod Redeemer At a district meeting at Luton. Bed- been moted at general headquarters, Gros-ven- fordshire eaten by rats and 'mice, or her death, which occurred within a evil pQrpose. thought or desire Is of of the human family. . (8) partly school the Luton Sunday, Repent he iftarried Gardens, Lnndpn, in the Ameriby damp er in other ways. year of his marriage, itself essentially sin; and such a case, with full purpose of heart of an misorganized by Prest. J. G. McKay; destroyed ' srmv postal department, now he was on record that in pne parish in Matilda Johnson Footer: He is sur- I is It therefore, presents no phenomenon of doing, with a reeolute determination can with H. Frederick on, superin- Devon th sexton was instructed by vived by his widow, three Simp the hit been in individarmy given supervision children, The abstract guilt, but actual and asgreat country newspaper of this tn strive, by Divine aid, to live a bet- mail Amelia first Clarion, and his sister. section is the the rector to burn all the registers, seven dispatching department of Jhe tendent; ual offense, for the thinker of evil ter life (8) Be baptized at the hands asNew. worcame American Expeditionary force this Is sistant. Zelia McC readywassecond because troublesome 82.00 people is a sinner. per yea F. Issued Monday sad An Invitation to Call. Frank Piggott set apart of those authorized by Investiture of a aril deserved snd. a Tils sistant him search to promotloit, round, wanting Who of us can regard tuberculosis, the Holy Priesthood to rying Thursdays. aS" first counselor in the branch administer this tether, the late Edwin R. Heflin, was. .The Genealogical Society had planned through them for nothing. Another some . smallpox or the insidious and deadly indispensable ordinance. Receive for over 10 years the postmaster at De the important meetings in order to escape any trouble Influenza that has rwept the earth, the companionship of the (4) rector, A Ghost-bbranch conference at Gravesend, which searchers might cause him. April conference, and it Isduring Hoiy to he reiteqoe. Colorado, he has had most use- brought-ou- t with other feelings than repugnance Inthe a on authoritative attendance. of good laying ful experience; in mail handling and an absolutely prohibitive fee gretted that these meetings can not and fear? Yet we treat the gXfllcted hands. officers. Ambrose R. Winch, charged no be held to the postponement Bergeant Heflin Is a cluding person with effort to bring about bis 1 - dispatching these a was suf- for extended searches. R has also of conference.owing member in of the thingw rightbranch, hro,her-in-lHF. 'A. TOnuing We, however. Invite ail of the Pelton. that iarish having recovery, and if we loved him whijje happened registers, t a th meph. take and ward representatives who seriously lacerated arm. of the Malad Enterprise, at fering from well, we do not hate him because he - ever so foul publisher The South London Mutual i Im- been kept by the rector at the rectory ?" g MaUd Idaho, is a soldier. his other papers and may be visiting th city to call at the has become ill; but, to the contrary, Ihon. PvIfn amongst perhaps b a association gave Office provement very of the society, where matters Ho IS making lots of friends at gensold for we become the more solicitous tn his the attainment ? eternal n which era! hlsdeli. It hto Zo 17 n paper sed regarding their work may he discusbehalf. Health officers snd the medi- of all God's gifts to man is life, headquarters, enlisted early in Ha fl "iinx t o n" Roa d Umnc" the greatwith the officers in charge. and anwar Kellv at Texas, trained Field, cal fraternity look not upon disease est wft visitors, by comparing transcripts made by i has been a fretjOent visitor in Zion, the halt was packed with compromise, toleration or allow-sna- s. a few year ago, that only tlquaries Allen. ! was and received the with program where his family are quite well known. They are tbs marshalled assailpages are often missing, in fact Vote- - Our readers will be .nterested were single Refreshments Any one interested In the genealogy A. Bartlett of t tah Ip enthusiasm. Lieut. Frank of ants Its whatever that been tt has physical malady, proved conclusively In ' arknowing that under shows Allen of Nantucket. at base hospital No. (3. at Chateau nerved, and a most de- of Edward disguise: and their beet means ef rangement brief articles (existing dealing with a substantial amount taken in for the not a year passes ofwithout do well to communicate Mas, with these ancient rec- would waging war on disease is that of min- historical and doctrinal topics relating Roux, France. In charge of the laborawastage plorable to the Church ere published at haa been accomplishing excel- treasury. test. Susan Goajttind, 145 north Second tory: are thus which istering to each afflicted one, while intervals ords. irreparably weekly NewThe Gateshead branch of the East, Logan, Utah, as she has done leading news- lent results in the medical departtaking an measures possible to pro1 papers of inthesome of thp Those e .Cooper, Oakrf. well attended. considerable work on that Jink, and' articles ments. throughout France; many ot castle conferencetect the wen against Infection. are written by country Dr. James E. Talrntg has his record in charge. Leslie of and Prest. Elder Idaho, James Dingle, Qakey Harper Hyrum The rerms of disease exist, whether and eaefcf contribution 4 complete In It- - the American hospitals are combining In France: the work of the Sf. Marks Rennie conducted. they find lodgment in iumnnbodifserf as aLvonria and simple treatment Brest. Arnold G. norland of Idaho Residence, Store, Office, by analogy, we may say of the rCepecttve topic. While: Intended nurses, froin St. Mark's hospital. Salt world's submarine cable that have primarily for of the Lake Cltv, also that of Miss Ruth presided, at the meeting of the that the spirit of or incentive to thiev- fTiurch, teen made since they .were first used Highway. tbo abort officers and contributions srs of Hansen, from Latter-da- y lady missionaries Saints ho SvrMJ. ery, adultery, or murder is alive, as decided value to our in 1857 woo id reach from the earth own people, and Grimsby branch of the Hull is appreciated by the western f the definite contagion of evil, though some to th pital, moon. of them will appear from time o e time In Hall, Grimsby, -men may or may not be actually The Norwegian inventor of the first th columns of th Deseret boys, many of whom are sufferers' conference, in tThrift PERCY PERCYVAL from influenza around Central France. thereby. 4Now, in the cans ot Newt reinforced concrete vessel to navi' ' ' i gate the open sea has bo lit a Starting For I tah. f tin g dry dock-an- Ar concrete Prest Hepry .1. Stagg and family, of CCDPT T C, llfCCT TCI I C cot has a etmtrgcTTor another More than 3.500. OOppounda-jI I with a (he South London branch of thLpri4f flri II I 4 Li LU 1I II LLUU ton fibreWrere used in the manufac- lifting capacity of 7.000 ton Ut il i don conference; expect to sail for (' ture of absorbent and medicated cotthe j America, about April 80. thev will re- Covering copper coating wih a ton in the United States in the first rlaiing of nickel, an Ohie mar. hsai join Mrs St iggbrother, who is in1 months this three year. E j business in patented an electric tight Garbon for tije Eureka, Utah, district Residence In motion several Burglary,. which the where they will make their future picture projection By keeping dogs awake for home st rated that both nerve cells and mus- - flickering and spattering of lenses with Prest Stagg has b(ten very muamolten In h is Mercantile overcome, work nerve and Safe. Chun h cells st J copper bot rated that inlandon energetic PERCYAAIS LETTER OH WAR AND CHURCH ACTnVJTIES. and will be greatly missed, bA notne Writing to'hU iinclq) Mr Joseph IA. cles lack oxygen when they are tired; Though the official figyres still are ' ' has been In Bmton.. South London. Went of Ogden, from iTbut-s- , France. and secrete a poisonous acid. incomplete. It is certain that the Highway Robbery, or Hold , j work ho ha bwni Iiaxa ... (Speclal Corresuondance.) , in For motion picture projectors a French olive crop of i$17 was the work to Jaet M.w Elcauor hoster. t LV In 20 in school the last d!. ? South London, years, approxl-ligThe inventor has condensed the largest t Idaho. teaching .ElCEIjTER SQUARE, London, many months. notion City gives the FrenchJn an incandescent , 175.000 tons aa compared with tMarehT Cityllhii TY "general Uuh and "Arizona 'lidssturdy popular lavt" f'" K' i lamp in a mating Mercantile Stock. Mr!' ' of Lr quarters 12of the ton normal f hi 125,000 fiia-;a Open crop actoJnt small area bv colling a spiral rr'n 'r'h,:r AmericAn army afi4 obedient. Stagg and Mrs Ivy Faulkner, J)rrlPnrM xhe war. eloeelv. tnent f ' cHlef officers ars tronff In Tufts are spenciing the month of, Bank Burglary. A' new spring sprocket for motor-- 1 bait Laker Promoted tn France. v L ncle Today is the Sab- March at : Br.ghton. distributing heir -- compliments of the "patriotism , cvcles ,h said to eliminate the Jars-- , Vivian N. Boll, who enlisted Church literature and I bath meethere am and In marooned holding Interior Hold Up.. transmission tour western bovs continue to display from Salt Lake City, and is .well ing at Odd Fellotys halj. near thc France and umihic to attend any die tc irregular power Si volunteering for additional work in known as a former without lessening the efficiency oft Among the many .comical stories salesman Brighton railway station traveling he great army of occupation; the for the Adding Machine company, has a id t Riley told of his Messenger Robbery. , contralto voice, 'which c,urc1 service so I am reading .from the motor. - experiences with Nyo to .take charge Doctrine' and (overants and the1 Explorers believe. that Lake Tang- has often been heard in war benefits waspromo.ed i1!' efj h of book called a hUt0ry Nye ,,u ?.utldnF Pontoon bridges, etc. In the li it London, she Is a member of the e L Ahe..h?"?ltal body lnAfwl Compendium you gave me InLos Ac- -' 11,15 ' LET US PROTECT YOU. the harbofs. choir at Deseret, and expects tore- - 4es ftmne to nfn ovr to the British !,Ktrirt (of fresh water in tfte world, a record lately he lfa been v rvinjr an supply nova ta yn XI tno much sergeant: tod Fr?tCsh has lfen urAiHe4 -- onp j which Is the home of her hu- - n)) oer F ypT,tlenU,0 m m0hThTf apccial leave to yiait relatives bond. Corporal Charles Toit k ynatntgllvgjrUway of the hr nf m & Co; Heber of a comicrah Sr.oUa?rt- -' '"adians. I,er mother lives at Blue the d Book "of" MoVmonThVmn'boolfifih canneries thatcleto'aoddre--v,hbad and Wyoming nurses are thor- - Francs, he will l add'tio-'atake up Just such Creek, boxplder county, t tah poor one a a of rate I salmon at am second, Wny General Agents. y ernvofl A 'Mormon.' " in addition to th. above equivalent to the labor of 80 expert ?bLsPplUlsWNo. JhSTe-e- er to be, for the man. as they wrote In It 22 is I S. Main. Phone Was. 2262-- 3 how remarkable to hand able workers. arq influenza are well and has escaped injury wonder- France; pneumonia and the introduction Geo Miller Is a westerner, suffering who erroneously as a soldier lading to the to1 .The Lord's Distinction. ' ' ton a. "' , ' t m. - ci ' fiL J y: ed ' Inside-pocke- i p're. ' u jl I FOUR ."Z. ' TGge" 'mrmnfitfen- - , lte - i V I . -- -- -- f grand-childre- n, Semi-Week- ly pres-idenc- y. w i Xr i - -- u INSURE over-tom- reic-forc- ed AGAINST e Western War Workers Praised By English Q f ficers Jl IT A-- J ' I mine-sweepi- ht to! a " 114 j- - fo-r- i -- , I -- spi-nd- - . W rn n. ou; -- V!f I h. &. -- enough1 t carry Jl s;.- huenm" - entists have 1 book are very dear to me for they duced an oil that lean be used pro-ifmrl' come in quite handy In the religious purp talks that we have. You know the' J)lumlnatln Th Ubl best place to talk religion to a bunch cn be Inverted ,r!ectri' and used as a of men is when thev are up Jn the howl. the j front B'l, III stand con-- 1 lines, for then they begin to faking a . toaster and that can be . . SUV II , in CTCtl vl lUlliB, ' iito.lj the jwL j though they never have done so before. rear end of an aotomobfle lock- -i and I ctn you That there are af lot of fellows in the St Mlhiel sector ier of English invention is made at! who have heard considerable aboutsdrround glass, on wmch a cars nnm- -l can be paurtet 'and alumtnated the Latter-da- v Faints, for I never let an opportunttv pet past. I have had sonio very trong 'estimonies of the divinity of this work smoe I came over hern, also some very Interesting experiences, but I have neither the time nor the space to write or ho later. sy will w,t I w.ll say, however, that my prayers have been answered many times for wluehlam very thankful indeedntnd God has blessed me in many seemingly Since arriving overimpossible way seas I have been practically all over France and in many parts of Germany. Luxemburg, Coblentz and Met The tank corps to whieh I belong ' wutua did some very good work during the , "dulas descend from a tank into a f I1 la waved by the fans breeze dosing days of the war but the ntwnis- - I lfi Bn .1htJ.heoriF that rpsm.n tic. came before we had onnortunttv to do much !r.F'rgu:tiP5a5ervice- i wtk better If alternately seated and I Now that the war is over tho one ' landing at his task, an inventor has' great question is when are we going deetgngd a typewriter table that i certainly! will be to get home gld bemused equally aa well in either when the dv come-thI can one more set foot on the 101I nf t'!Xtne'an EnpUhmah haa A. Sincerely yours. machine to pass fabrics! SEB.GT. FRANK 8. WEST. microscope while at the same 802 M. C f'o.. A. E F.j C. P. G, 717 time they are subjected to powerful ab0Ve aDd their ha otnane t. Only by following the simple Theres riaht way to make Ghirardellis Ground Choco-,- r . a dire&iops below can you expert . late; and then - th eres an to get out of Ghirardellis Ground Chocolate everything wc want you to get. Here are the direetions just as the thirardelli can: oFmaking it. 1 The right way Li L ;fp( 3 just as easy and just as quick; and, instead v of getting only sopic of the rich, full-bodi- v ? ed flavor, only some of the satisfaction and enjoyment tTj iUii-youe- is i I, . is 7 ofit. i Ghirardcllisis not sold in bulk but Indians only. ' Look for the n. GhirardclltIabd.on. thc T hen you will be doubly sure that ; you are getting the origmal Ground Chocolate. ' At your grocer's in V2" lb., 1 lb. and lb. can. Ghintr-"dctlTca- i , rocnicd tabletpoonfiJ of Ghirar-del'i- T 4 Ground Chocolate for each Mis with a Tittle mLk wrantei. cop to form a pasi. Add this to the nri 'n fme to haiance of ' botlin j point, timng coadnuoualy. V . as-u- re at-o- therikTlQW-Jaotwnihbi- J. Grant 1 WITH COFFEE SO COSTLY DRINK GOOD TEA The most economical refreshment for allof us le u ; . Have your grocer send you a package -- f oday I at JfcT? pt. i B. S. Family and In divid ualRecordBook Lo rirfacUgbW jtuitave. Retafted .. The following returned missionaries ricncst copper deposit. . bottom :d at the otlice of the First I of kitchen cabinetcompartment U providL-W- " TItot "u articles stoked in it can be eaeiijr removed. . , Engineers of the Italian army will arte,,an wo,i in "ianir TrifK.ll tan e ,, Kc',n.d. States Jan. 9,l'Jfl7. roi a .hteh'. Swiss inventor. - March Jt MiTcs & Winder bf Salt. - adding machine, small enough Lake City, from the Southern States, . from Rise to olace. r.n'OVei mission, set apart March Jl. JMT. whlch "vnU? completes Amos B Huiroe of Bloomington, wkhout from the Eastcnt, states mission; puti down1 a handle beingonenecessary to side. at. set apart Oct. 10, 1815. French scientist successfully comClvde Chlvere of Vernal, from the batted locusts in Argentina by Eastern States - mission; set apart Oct. number of the -- t inseers 17. 1815, with a parasitic disease and- - liberat-in- g them to Infect other or their if arch 20 John Hanson of Center-fiel- flCiflM, .rom the Northern States mishas been estimated that the wire It sion;, set apart Oct. 17, 1818. cores and Aheathtng of the ln x- h.il, Id, d, FOURTH EDITION BY THE CHURCH . AUTHORITIES. , approved -- rmbTxef the Church have ahways'been advised to record importentj events of their historic, sa (amities or as InThis duty haa been largely neglected because ef th lack of a blank book specially adapted to that purpose The Deseret News Book Store has now on sala rcor book of that kind, conveniently arranged for entering concisely statements of the most Important event th bistort- -, of families and Individuals; ". with Printed headings and est ructions, providing a simple and cffecUve method of collating such data, dividual 7 PricJpl.25 Postpaid I , ito swsto "d m ? ttfOed. but suitable for Indlvidoals and f;r.L'LfOTF8' denomination, to nloo on salt. FSI Deseret News Book Store - - rr.t leading book concern. 6 Mam Street , Salt Lake City r V- - |
