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Till Lo, Behold

Improvement Era, vol. 12, no. 11, September 1909, p. 866

Kohlberg, William J.

866 IMFRuVhMEM ERA.

to the Turk. And in that event, the author of this history feels degraded by the reflection that the humble governor of an obscure state stands a fair chance like Pilate and Herod, by their official

Where the "Mormons" Ferried Across the Missouri.

connection with the true religion, of being dragged down to pos- terity with an immortal name hitched to the name of a miserable imposter. There may be those whose ambition would lead them to desire an immortal name in hist >ry even in chose humble terms. I am not of that number." Peoria, 111., April 12, 1847.

Salt Lake City, Utah.

TILL LO, BEHOLD! Down, down upon the bounding deep, Our little bark was tossing high: The last lone star within the sweep Was sinking in a deeper sky Out, out, without a single star; I cried within that awful night "0 3ay, what friend in the afar Will be henceforth our beacon light?'

Up, up, I gazed with eager eyes, When all our works seemed but a loss, Till lo, behold in distant skies There rose the splendor of the Cross Salt Lake City, Utah.