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Show r( i ; I I $r . DESEHET EVENING !. : ! DESERET EVENING NEWS the dr peril ou now purely n4 thn mora-men-td (olow each other faatwl1I tend to break dowa .the bahlere that man In hi pride haa mm4 r 0t ath Eaol 1 Wwtfc Sait Ulu City. Uuk raieed agsfns the agreed of truth and lb principle of rfghteouaneM.4 The WklttMT Saint can afford to stand atiU and UBCCftiraoir rICE: 9r Mmtu par rar ...MN the deliverance of the lord. The earth Bv Carrlrr, pr yar H blood of thousand a I M may drink op the par raw Saurdar Xrwa, par tW the pood may suffer wtlh ih bad, emForlf pofaa cum. pires may totter and fall, the spirit of wot and desolation may seen to be iddrM Mian U rwaHtiicn spread broadcast. Bui such thin as are DBfltntT th lalt a sure fulfillment of that which has utafc. Clip, Uk been foretold a part of the great proCwrraapeadaana aad MJMT mdiif aiWf gram which must precede the coming 4 I N pa Iri trail t41t and prepare the way for th millennial r York 041ea, ! CkW reign of the Prince of Peace.' FUlk A I. f. f OS)ay.c. )U Mtchifit A a HcKt iniiiUUf AND PT.ACE. ARMTEf N vn Eatorotf at tka of Salt oae 4 eloao mattar aocardlac City ot 0t Cairta MH. If the preernt European crial shall develop Into a general conflict' there ALT LAKE CTTTt - AUGUST I, 19H. will be really the drat teat of modem method of warfare. Modern, aa .used In this sense, mean more than, tt dents KORDAS WAKE CONFERENCE. r to usual toplrw-i.whan Th J 4a Brake eo'nterencC' kff: son sapplied In the laat year, even, that on b to the held at Upton vertjsed th and ftb inn., will ' be held at the experts of almost every .nation .- Sandy instead. Important bualneaa to- have brought, out Some new contrivbe attended to. a full attendance da- ance to be used on the battlefield, some aired. JOSEPH. F. SMITH. new method of packing the soldiers kit, new arm, new accouterment of various kind. Almoat every army ha . TATLOR CONFERENCE. experienced In the laat year eom imt Tha Taylor Stake Conference, adver-tlae- d portant change in some Important part haa' be held and 2nd. to August" let of th equipment of th fighting man been poatponed to Tueeday. August Many of thee change were brought 11th. JOSEPH P. SMITH. of th about through observation forces engaged In the Balkan war and DREADFUL PATS. the equipments they w ere using Furthof the peat er back than this fhe movement to Tha war development week in Europe Surpass in ominoua and effect Important changes may be tracwar taught afcful import anythin of like rharac-- u ed. Th Astomsblag hwm-- y haa ever recorded for both sides a great deal, the aatna length of time At the prea- - things- have been done In' the srmles vh0lk world a the result of tnt moment the continent, la practically of the pudavast armed ramp, echoinr with the that Iswar. As th proof ding unmistakably the eating theretiamp of legions. and bristling with the of so the proof of equipment is the mailed panoply of battle. From none use of it In service. of the cabinet of the great power In what great war of th past have sue a word of hope or a sign of belief w seen battles in the air between aerothat thf (yeatest conflict of ail the ages planes and dirigibles, or batteries of can be avoided. The gentle efforts of finding their targets artillery ut-- j' special with to met hare diplomacy appear with a m the air. battleflelde-ewvere- d ter and slfnal disappointment. - Negoof field wire connecting comnetwork the failed, tiations have completely mile In rear a word already rattles impatiently In ita manding generals many Una and giving them of tha firing scabbard, and the dove of peace bath a communication service with th firnot where to ret Ita weary wins ing line aa efficient aa th telephone Mar I in th ascendant; man have no service message of, a great city, inclination for th ordinary pursuit of ploughing along with the speed of are commerce in and Indnatry light through tha strata of ether that lag part auapended if net para ly led: man haa harnessed, supplies rushing anxious with wait fear forward os tha world giant motor trucks scouts th word which shall set countless soaring over bivouac ka and battle Bhes In motion and perhaps drench high in th air In awlft airship rew Vote empires in blood. porting th results of their observaVlas la the condition which, like a tions to th rear by wtrelsas, squadrons bolt from a clear tky, haa fallen upon of motoreyclUt flying along tb road the eyrth within a few abort days No at a pecs to shame tha flaest cavalry, mas .ea tell what tha next hour may artillery safely bidden behind hill brini forth. Tha Area of devastates throwing projectiles with deadly acwar Va already kindled, and tbalr red curacy into tha ranks of an enemy tiara .mats dark shadows In all direc- th gunner cannot see in what great war ef th past have these things been tion and over many lands. Is It slble that tha flames may be stayed, tha recorded? The Ruaso-Jathe Turko-Itaftand th Balkan way gave us conflagration U ml tad to tha area which furaltfced it but only beginning? Or will it glimpse of thee thing aprsad and scattar and sain furious glimpse. In years not far gone the comheadway until at last tt shall flicker out only because there la nothing more manding general of any army kept hia -to consume? The near asst entire fore almost within range of la tha present center of disturbance: hi vole aa h directed their move but what la .today a Balkan quarrel menu, and when their spirit ran low may tomorrow entangle and Involve be would ride before hi lines and peoples and nattons from tha North cheer hi men. Today he remain far So (flea to the Mediterranean, from the omth rear,- probably tn th quiet of (ana- house, with map before Battle to the Bay of Biscay, from the ! VhJte cliff of Albion to the wastes be-- him eng hie trained staff about to asread the t?ral even extending to the set him In hia planning Ha move brigades 'Oriental ehores of the Pacific and draw, hie battalion, regiments. dtvtaon about mWh a a master lay doughty Japaa into th maelstrom. and chess , directing play thetr every Appalling aa la tola prospect, tt Is non movement by telephone, telegraph or Calm statesmen are the lass poaaibl leu in the handaof skilled spewire quoted aa considering widespread war Inevitable. Tha holders of the deetlnies cial troops, denerals noted for rare of tha yrsatest nations are the moat bravery are not so much needed today clamorous to their forebodings. The as commander whose campaigns are carried on by skillful movements of most hopeful are Ailed with dismay. ' This la a dreadfnl stats of affairs to bodies of troops on tha vast eh exist among ctvlUsed Christian ram in board, a field of sc don which mar of upon hundred this an Udi ten ed twentieth oentnry. Tet cover hundreds qusrs miles to many thousands ef worthy ChrisThe. asm la true of th navy. tian people It is not wholly unexpected. Otridas almost beyond comprehenLatter-day The Saint in particular era sion hav bean made tn warersft. Adprepared In thetr minds tor lust such miral air Perry Scott, th British convulsions amony mankind. None caa naval authority said recently that th regard with mors horror than they the day of th dreadnought la passing, vll. the consequences, the crime of war. that th nave warfare of the future They are sincere believer in. advocates will be fought with aeroplanes and for and lovers of peace. But they are submarine. Still the building of monalao bellevera in th word of God, aa ster fighting ship goes on and in th uttered til rough HI prophets both an- event of a genera war la Europe the cient and modern. They are familiar world will be given a demonstration with the predictions with which th of the trijth or fallacy of th admiral's Scriptures are filled, concerning the opinion. Th European ahvlea fcrw claaeee of Judgments and punishments that shall well equipped with both be poured out tnthe last days Amony fighting machines. These strides Jn design of war mathese Judgment 'and punishments ire to be wars and rumor of ware a time teriel and methods of handling when nation shall be arrayed against Widely dispersed troop which are ennation, and when he wbA will not lift dec perfect control have led. many to effect. th sword against hi neighbor must comment on OU" probable needs flee to Zion for safety. They Modern Inventions and modern administration of field force have rollhpve long known that the nations ed forth the opinion of careful studshould be vexed, that the proud and la being th stubborn would have to he hum- ent to th affect that so terrible that the armies will bled. They deplore the need for these made realize that they must be halted before thay come to hand to affliction. band conflict Th bayonet charge come. The atlffneckednees of the world and mete they think has pemed. They ha invited th Judgment of God, end believe that arcommanders will He has Indicated in the greatest plainrange their force with such regard ness- what those Judgments win be. to the rule and guiding principles of 'Theremuat be a threshing of the na- strategy and tactics that th conflict word hath HI declared and ft. tion will in effect on be determined Latter-dacannot fall. y word Th that y be th wildest specupoints. these believe Paints predictions, lation. Certain tt la that soldiers will and am prepared to watch thtlr ful- still make It their business to fight, fillment. In any crial. therefore, thorn and to fight hard with tha determinawho r living In the light of the spim tion to annihilate the enemy. Neverare not ceuyht unawares nor left to theless to students of military proas to the cause or the gress, and. Indeed to the 'grope and wonder layman, th of a Srset war la filled with ultimata result-- , They see In every cirGod of know hand and tha cumstance matter to be watched with th do- -' that every development is bringing on est of attention.. If the promts that consummation of th modern equipment and new methods step nearer the of handling troops t to result in a , divine plan. . while their duty, . h'.fanwhlle it dp. grim chees gamh with human pawns eeera which about prove be correct, th Wbrld . reciting the horror will to overwhelm the nation, to recognize bless th Inventor of powerful engines the fulfillment of bat which has been of death which, paradoxically, will Uvea and reduce th horrors spoken- - Every important movement of .preaerv -- a M rr irm . r " i - i , I I 1 I e ! . i Russo-Japane- -- 1a-- ?. ; ff jj j; -- l; n-- 4 bat-leth- i i -- p, t , if , 1 j J i l ii :! X j? 7 iff aa nr Juf Thle-ma- 1 t. UWS SATURDAY AUGUST 1 19 U ward 4 new causa for Intervention. Tha view is taken, and tt I Ifttewls that th resignation and flight of Huerta has only put off the evil day when w bust throw our arm lea across the border and press the issue to a final conclusion. It Is reassuring. however, that the big majority of ediomixoc date. lyt tors believe .that tb crisis is past nd that the way ts now clear toward a Friday th haven th promises to he aa lasting pesos In Mexico and the return portentous as the dreaded Friday the of normal conditions on a more stable Thirteenth. It la to be regret- obeeresrs of the battlefield. Cloee have said that modem war material and developments Jong other lines of, military science have been powerful agents of a coming world peace. It wYH what w shaft 4 Interesting to group of wholesale merchants and that be and tbsy bad exchanged views re-gsrding Ui business of tho country, should have a gpod offset. Wa are not advised whether or not tbs wholes lira came by Invitation. It iqlght pay th nd business men of Utah, Colorado, California who are 0 vitally Intersstad in the future of tho sugar Industry- - to find out If a group of representative j business men from the thro stsfies could bo granted a few rntnute' bearing at the White House, we are posl-j,- tl v they could lay facts befor th President which would cause him to tak a sew view of tb entire sugar I , The True Host By CipORGE I ADAMS MATTHEW Tkert art few pleasure that gtvt mart satisfaction than tha pleasure of making tamebody ' Ut happy while you take the center of the etage at Hoot. ' The True Hoot forgets that he it around and remembers only that hit friend it there. You can never be a- True Host by bringing to your fireside or to your estate or to your table human beings merely to shift the poisoned feelings and sensibilities of your oum self to them. To make them happy all the happiness that U within you should enter them. Hoepitahty is something that is --csokangrd 'nor receive (tt.Mfl for ilia nervlees q prove that tilenc t golden far ha hasn't said a word. Mexico. Which Wenders will barer ceaeal The mill, tant aoffragotteo bars proclaimed suspension of hostilities ponding th present trouble In Europe. Bervt started th trouble but ht ha been' lost sight of. On, match can start a conflagration that no fire d partment caa put Out. ever has ted that the railway engtneMen foundation than the country enjoyed. If th Engllrii troop rs called out , strike Issue tt tha felt hav necessary to Th Is the Baltl- tb Klng'a Own Scottish Borderers order. . At first IP seemed likely that more opinion expressed by Bun that tb plan of president should b called out ef Ireland the th referendum vote would be against question very first thing. pacification of Mexico la a strike, and thna It turned out to b aWilson for tb wise Th News renews Its suggestion to logical and program and that Just th oppo;te: then when th 111 mean peace th commercial bodies of th three Mr, Paul M. Warburg appeared befor the worst appeared to be prospective th eventually It states that they endeavor to bring fore the s swats .banking committee to. Bun think the next pres- - j welcome announcement was made that country. The about a conference between the prasi-- , day And a very good appearance he Ident will hav to conform to the, plan mediation bad been agreed upon;, this Th dent and s representative delegation of made. Detrotl Free Press fear tbst we followed by the report- of the board ' western business men. there is yet to t4 trouble To result arbitration the federal .under acting The filffsretfc between genius ind th editor says, th Incoming statute; now t la reported that the otberwloe, must difference ' between exartUV-Abe pAApto newer Hew vakmt asVk unusually strong president de committee has general managers of proclaiming to th people of the pectation 'and realisation. mT7jhe"VlLnmn'.rrtm.rieeV c lined to accept th JHlP'Jinl tSTma at '" MA Jrf UAO snU A United Bute that the best gunran-- . man of almoat surprising power. settlement, this is followed by the tee for peace Is to ba prepared for It doesn't' tool ss though Peace were s outward combination resof Carranza itrlfee order to go into effect August AH Europ is prepared tor war going to have any renowned victories Villa's native and ability. pectability T The englneman declare that the I w ill be re- and navy for soma tim to coma. will the big hut what thinks army tbs editor ' managers' committee still haa the power qutred of the next w here the out folks point please eqpcutlve to avert tha strike by accepting th Rather odd that In tim of of stress Tb New York Olobe wente the people guarantee Tor peace In Europe Is? terms of settlement proposed. and terrdr th ''tenderfoot , to give th distracted nation a chance The plan of settlement as proposed The City Commission it meeting with makes tb bast tim. to itself, though It admits that by th federal mediators and wbid. the right are Rio affairs the Grand acroe very good success tn having tha dty was rejected by the general managers' may bs hot and humid., cleaned of weeds. much tangled. If auccee crown When that task Is butWashington very all the earn Congress Is haring committee, according to Messrs. Stone the efforts bring1 let attention those Its to turn of accomplished it striving a Capitol tim and Carter of th engineers sad the to cleaning out tb "wild oats that peace to Mexico, the Globe declares the-- i firemen's organization, follows: result wlH be a. vindication of the re-- 1 grow tq abundantly in the city. Premier Asquith will act as announTh schedules in effect prior to Oct. publican form of government cer for the great European contest id, ini--, with the amendments thereto for a Wilson President has scheme la his That find Carranza doomed to and accepted rulings thereon to be replacing much of the foreign shipping A stored and continued until changed by victory nothing but azhez and disaster. promising young man lent given local government The thing that is under the American arbitration. 4 the gloomy view taken by the flag during the to making promissory not. Th two organizations demands as with moat local wrong Is In go The best rermnenls trouble present Europe. Post. The editor of the Post set forth In their communication of that there are not enough people In- laid schemes of men .and mice gang When tha fight in Bui op begins, will that data to th conference committee think that the rupture between Villa terested-in aft There of managers and no other question or and Carranza Ita only temporarily it he sent by rounds? are be to submitted to arbitraalways plenty of people who can questions to healing Influence and that tion under end In accordance with the yielded stand about rra street corners and pro"China exported nearly 1, 090.00 A busy tongue often mskes tots ef act of July IS, 1912, commonly known stormy times are ahad. claim the shortcomings of the mayor, as th Newland law pound of hair laat year. Now that hard weak for others. the chief of police, the dog ta collecthe pigtails are all off, however, where Subsequent demands of th organiRCTTRjriNG PROS PUR ITT. tor. the street Cleaning department and are the rats to eom from V sations and counter demand of th A boon companion often Is a bum be to without withdrawn management rrettv nearly every other offVial and the Cleveland Plain Dealer From N Th dispatches frnrh many quarter companion In disguise. prejudice --ConOrleans tolling of returning prosperity have emplovee In the city's aervi-- e The order affedts 55.000 men on M brought forth -- many column of edi- structive criticism IS needed A sharp tongue usually to though puts people road wast of Chicago. If th order Is torial opinion It Is rumored that John Lind it to on eda. all shades Proof that effect changes and to build up he town jf carried into effect and th atrlka ac- prosperity Is upon ns is said to b of- until It is the best It can b- made tually occur. It will coma at a .Jm fered In stories telling of the reopening Leaguea of ''knockers do elites no! when th crop movement is at Ita of factories. Even the good. . Leagues of Intsrestad workers height. Farmers will be unable to and helpful critic cn do much if thetr przt, though there are a few move their produc. Tb livestock Inpapers which are net of thla efforts are well directed and their terests will be hit hard. Manufacturknocks carri-- d mind, declares that improvement haa to the proper place ing may ba brought to a standstill, et In and that th future looks bright The thing needed Is for citizens who! except where hydroelectric plants sup- The wonderful crop In prospect are feel that something Is Much has been published by theologians, historian and wrong with s' ply power Th huger factories wilt j credited with this happy state of af- city dpartment or official to the whereabouts of that division of the Ierselltiah people; concerning to him go b unable to get the necessary fuel and fair enorand tell h'm Get down to the meat quit generally E'en w'th which. In th revolt following th death of Solomon (probably about 97S to get thetr output to market even if mous croprfhNenIs York Bun fears of the question The interchange of B C 1. was tabliihed ss an Independent kingdom with th distinguishing the operation of the plants Is possible. that our not to he great Ideas will prove a tonic for name Kingdom of Israel.-Fprosperity practically two and a half centuries this the city The coal situation may develop into a or lasting Opposed to this view are This method doe kingdom, tnd tb Kingdom of Judah, which latter embraced lb remainder eom-accomplish as the strike Itself. the Baltimore American, the Gazette-Time- s problem as serious of the "tribes. existed ss separata and thing A letter to the city newspapers peoples; but about 721 of Pittsburg and the fit. Louis loudly telling what Is Mining and smelting will be crippled. B the Kingdom of Israel wa brought Into subjection by the Assyrians does no wrong Tbs prospects are indeed pmlnoua and Globe Democrat. good, but does do harm Following the 'Assyrian captivity th people disappeared from history so Th ready, it ta to be hoped that soma adjustment Tb Indisnspollf Star. Progressive letter writer who thu vole completely as to be designated the I 'Lost Tribes It Is eertstn thar they they comfair to both side wlU be reached and see the end of the celamlty howler, plaint will left Assyria whither they had been forcibly taken, end Journeyed as s migenerally explain to an edithla for deplorable situation, and asserts that good times tre upon tor hat he "would no care to prevent grating host to th north. Their restoration la abundantly predicted In have the effect would not be confined to tn us The Philadelphia North Ameri- his name used Just Scripture as a feature of the last dispensation sign It Taxpaver' railroads and the striking employee, can. Progressive. leeent from thi or Cltlsn Mny theories have been advanced regarding their present location: and but to th whole country end to our opinion, teaming that until w glter diverse opinion are current a towhether they yet exist as an isolated peoThe following guide for th making would he our preaent governmental policies w of a foreign markets 'Th civic survty It given out by the ple. or hsv been so dispersed a a to hsv permanently lost their separate a paralysing and demoralizing stroke shall not see the utmost of possible Bureau. Some modern wriCeqs hold to th latter view, and undertake b ' Identity fatal to th prosperity which tt is quits prosperity strained and forced mlslnrerp rotation ff Scripture, or by open rejection of Do the patrolmen appear nest and Tb Democratic press halls the business-likgenerally recognized Is at our threshold Arathv alert to assist scriptural declarations, to show that we should look for no bringing back ready to enter with a beaming coun- recovery from the dprezlon as vindi- pedestrians at c'rosa Tnefr of the Lot Tribes as a body, but tally for th gathering of th people as Are they tenance courteous the end of th administrapolkradi to advise Do cating from tb nations amongst which they hsv ben scattered and to direct they street traffic attempt tion The Cincinnati Enquirer does not Do with which they1 have mingled . allow teamsters to obstruct they THE RAILROAD STRIKE. subscribe to this belief, asserting that street track Do they allow reproduce herewith, a having direct bearing upon th subject, an railway we sre upon th threshold of pros- children on the streets late at meht excellent article by President Charts W Penrose, written ehortly after the The people of Utah aa 1 th great perity despite th President and his mendicants and vendors of lead return of Peary from hit last, and successful, quest of th north pole Th aiion-on pencils, the etc, wast In generat may wstl turn their policies, and merely of the article was published In th Improvement Era, October, 191 Are hox-- a. barrele, west- - paper, exthoughts today from eondtilon abroad, erope and the activity resultant upon celsior, etc , allowed to accumulate In to those which will be little less dis- their being harvested back yards Is litter to be found unHE gathering ef Israel Is part 6t tel. th former to Jerusalem, th The views of th supporters of th der sidewalk grstinxa and In th -- nrv astrous at borne A if something were wav latter to a land chosen for tham ae th work of restoration, r n Deeded to add to the general gloom, it administration are reflected by th 8t. stables-of- vacant stores' Are livery -r bestowed upon Joseph. (Gen and lutnbspecially tltutton of all thing. to be ac- 4 yards Louie Republic, which says that evl-- tclerst-- d garages is supplied by th threat of tb westDent. 11 tn the h" held the dls in of th complished all net Is satopne storage property greatest ern railroad men that all labor will accumulates that tbs country d birthright In place of - Reuben. who Hons--tforfeited It fed dispense copula of the a period Of Industrial expandispensation through transgression cease on Friday next Immediate Are public buildings nat and of times This comprehend aThe predictions are to be fulfilled qrdr-- ! fullrv trade paralysis would result Whether sion. and then seelis to show by re- ly aa those concerning the frame literally not ""'P ,h return of Judah to Pale. dispersion Th tb claims of th men are Just or not, port of the financial auiborltiee end within The mercantile and manufirtur' , scattering of the 4 ,h contoam trioee of Israel la mentioned tn tb Old whether they or th railroads are right conditions tn the iron and steel trade Ing districts Are lire esc petequipped ia ' Testament with iron ttairwsst with iron of the throoe of David, to be oe- -. repeatedly, but the course or wrong is not now th question Th and other important manufactures, and teadt!,Bn, taken them by after their flr U'f 2r escapee tolerated? Do j copied by on of bla descendants, hut captivity is sot definitely given in tha book countbigger quest U 4 Is that th great pub- th fact that Increased wages hav been 01 ed as i canonical. to clearHowever, it a tremendous granted by the steel spd tin mills lic la about to hav stated to war that Are th ly were tribe belonging token late that they their operatives that Its opinion It Jusfactory whistle, fir alarm bells. r1, wrong indicted upon It. the "north country. and that In th street from Judah asparated and cart, vendor' crlsa, Benjamin. In tha fsoo of tb world condition, tified. Yrin b they broufht frm ,rv "cest musician were taken Into captivity and wm car-V- h north eoiratiTo- from first, and tha great crop that must be 'to Assyria, from other place where thay war to be AUSTRIA'S PROBLEM. moved to the markets second, a stopav' "?ul cou',try M4 bondage they subro- - scattered, in the sones been established about will be quently escaped and traveled north- found an account efApocrypha page of railway traffic now would M ft should not be Imagined that Aus- and hospitals Are drtyere ofschool th movement of auto- ward into regions then generally un- too tribes ef Israel after thay had nothing short of a crime Unless th tria will hsv entirely clear sailing In mobile. motorcycle, or motor boat known been tor some time tn bondage (ae II President of th United States can her assault upon fiervla, even If ther allowed to use the muffler cut-oTh etorv of the division of Israel Eedraa 12 withaa follow): in the city limit from Judah Is told In ths Book of .... prerent it, this crime Is about to be Is no intervention from Russia Austria la 4ny m5 to dlmln'th th Klnf. particularly In I Klnri Th And Where thou newest that consummated. The railroad managers has a great problem within her own which were committed by th h .th buTT"n ofi,n gathered another peaceable and th railroad laborers ought ta confines In the fact that ths Slav race enJrtmf factories. tribe of Israel under Jeroboam tnd his multitude unto him; thee are the hoU,"'' n1 sense this fact. Both ore responsible comprise mors than half her popula- dfnlln ar described in chapters reeb successor Ten Tribe which were carried 14 rld 2. nd th account of their away prisoner out of their own to pnblie opinion, and neither will be tion. These Blavs hat th Carmans, Are 'ronsed dog a (lowed th free-- consequent land la to One of ceptMty th given lime the king, toll- whom held guiltless if the terrific upheaval ss intensely ss the French do, and how f-mosquito- -! Kings. 17 abends Balmanaaer, th king of Asto common monly calledThebodyoflsraelKez.comthat will follow a cessation of railway far their loyalty may be relied on in a th Tea Tribes; were reel- - syria, led away captive, ,h4 , and he towel per- - ly but portions of nine and a half kl1 ill14 carried them over the waters, and trid traffic is allowed to occur It la a war Is a grave question. According to to they cam into another land. Tretird 4'? tospectefl j tribes' Jtlfian and Benjamin, with half tim for conciliation, for friendly con- thq latest census Iff But they took tht counsel among dealer of the tribe of Manaseeh. under d sultation. for mutual forbearance, each the population was divided as follows: toStnd h'r tnM to etreet the kingdom of Jude and united were known themselves, that the would leave Of.. BoIn of or Austria the Blava (composed the multitude, ef the heathen, and th Jew. With them worn sid conceding something In order to Judah, Arc nd after 0 forth Into m. further country, . kept mingled some portions of all the other fae hemian Moravians. Slovak. Pole avert a great calamity. Where never mankind th "ut dumber of greater them mil' convent dwelt, that ,7 Th Prealdent of th United Stale, Rutbenlxna. Slovene. Servian. Cro- at were Ar etreet"i they might there Keep Jhelr atat-ute- a, rarriedwwgy into captivity, and to"1 rightly In Scripture are mentioned must ba applauded for Intervening In atian. and Roumanians) numbered 15,' which they never kept In a Israel. thetr own land. And they entered w,cr ' ln distinction from Judah, who 714,572, Ihe Germans 9.171,(14. the Itsl d the interests of harmony and peace. Arm ther legible mslqe-- l under a t,rrr1 Euphrates by the narrow poasage separate government tans 777,1(1?, and th Magyars about All remember tb beneficial result " totereectloos ' ef the rtvr, for (ha Moat too. through tranagreselon. . they, 9,040. In Hungary" the Magyar numbered then showed signs for them, High that followed president Roosevelt7 8mt er of the Lord, were ato terltd and held still tha flood till m the great Pennsylvania an- 9,742.201, th Slavs 2.277.077, and tb Ger- four,IdTLhTT7 mA n "''tor'1 Ire taken captive, and subsequently were thay were Are Over. pasted dispersed the For 2U25.U1. among ridiwlra various mans nations of oULw revered with through that thracite strike eonje years ago; when rid country there wa a great way to proper the every other andeavar failed and th go, via., of a year and a half: on Thus all .Israel, that Is. th 11 tribes. a'toato A SURVEY. VACATION . and the asm ' . Ar nd the offspring of the 12 ons inRr .nd.-- e. It called wn,n; region country seamed about to be plunged Arrareth. Then dwelt Ptoper height? were scattered abroad in fulfilment or there Into tha same sort of trad chaos that From the Bureau of Municipal - Re- Aro until the latter time: they a11'' toI 0 encumber the th .prediction of their great and now prophet confronts it now, th President was search' a leaflet has been issued Invit eidewalk with show esses, When they shall begin to come, Moses, the final blow upon the Jewish tb Highest aboil atay tha spring of able, by th influence of hi high ouice, tng the attention of pleasure seekers dlse. packing boxes, etc.? being dealt to them because ef Ar lawns and walk well maintained people the streams their of refection th Messiah.- Judah again, that thay may ta bring th warring elements together and travelers to an opportunity pre- and kept dean Are there ret moms bears a go through; therefore saweet thou mark- among all the and to vector peace. - Th nation will sented them to ba of- - distinct servio and comfort stations, and sre they Tc?s withspecial th multitude with peso. But he- haa been mixed. which too follow with tens asxlety tha result of to their home cities. A vacation sur- kept In good order? Ar there suitable that he loft balitad of thy for refuse Are playgrounds j with the blood et the (Ulea'earnre (wop a are they that ora found President Wlleone endeavor to vey of place vlsltsd as a basis for within my border. Now when h . tchlev the sum end. deatroyeth tn multitude of tha ns- bringing before the. municipal authori- Structora? Is playground apparatus production throufh til its feneration. to ties of their home cities plans for civic dismantled over Sunday? Where do There are, no doubt.- some distinctive gathered together, n shall defend hi children on play r Sunday? marks on th other tribes, but they ar EVENTUALITIES IN MEXICO. people that re- -' improvement Is recommended. How to nuJthen ah not all he shew them sq Plainly discsrnlbla as thoM upon This done, the leaflet say referred a vacation Otot-a la' spend question that J ronttomJudah. Th prtndple of heredity la The 'newspapers of th country ei confront -- many who1 feel that they to., upon youf return, approach your abiding and continuous, but tt is ziot Thgro hY beta many of' the with an city eyo outsider. the of Walk cpaeulattonc press various, opinion, on the prpbbl this but purpose need on, do not know Just wat brief srtlel to enter th probabl wfer6out tt or explain it. Howevar, Israel cjajjrainf eventualities in Mexico.. The prospect to do with rtelp leave of absence froth ap the main street and look about you. Into of the Israelites whom la the Lord la from all other races, and tn for a Peaceful settlement of the difficul- their routine employment. Jt is sug- Apply some of tha teats you have used eachdistinct brlBf In from thair long diepapaion. branch or tribe ta entitled to gift mak In other communities of Not Use th them ties responsible Jipr eyegrant peopl In long continued gested that rialtbra in other communipeculiar to itaelf, which wilt all be " Bow fcttsay wr1tn who revolutions' In our etstdr republic ba ties not particularly in what city sore. th nolee e. the duet or tha ab- manlfeetad ta dua tim. of the rtHti of aneiaot karn4 Th Ten Tribe, totalled, that ware on th American continent, and brought forth many opinions leaning or town surpasaea their own home, and sence thereof Note also th points of tokeji captive into Assyria, or dost In- tn tmotfl excellence. one way or another os tha general prop- points In which thetr bom of their evident to, according to Biblical prophaey, to Mehrew' city excel ' origin, their familiarity also b gathered In the latter-day- s osition that the government which will ths place visited. This win serve to and with Egyptian HEARINGS architecture TO and lan a great power ln th earth. Th BUfiLNEfig MEN. be set up in Mexico tha result of establish a standard of civic housekeepreached the eoncluaiou ? to Hebrew prophets notably Isaiah. UU that Huerta's flight and subsequent develop- ing and will afford the unknowa and to which, inveetigstor an Th dispatch from Washington, print- chapterjaremlah. chapters 14 and 21. to th "loat tribe' Ezeklal. ments will again flvji th J.'nlted (Hales opvirtunlty to enlarge bis civic perspec- ed in Th New 17. and Zaehartah. were taken, Eadraa. wa Thursday, to th effect Chapters chapter the 11 and Americas eoo- 12 cause far apprehension and bring ton. tive and awaken new Interest graphically dein bis that Prealdent Wilson had met with a scribe the gathering of both Judah sad (Centlnued on page Riga) , j . j - j j , ilt)i - Waeb-fngto- n , Where Are the Lost Tribes or 1 r. tie-u- p e' - be-e- tr f. 1i - ng ! - aWt"!? 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