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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13
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haY ian-'-iar Saints cal aifauaca. a.
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oi m'r rosie moo, ~ D.. o.. LWcaIi. sl..
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whitney e'ah e''oF' 2sc.
Uninun,i Capitalization. ,,r,,,,,,.,,... 81.
mlftltle ruling oi Judge C.. s zluo Ia JUS
Territory 900 ui1 Important question, Csc.
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gsi1o', u', aguira, % 70,
Saints uuu sinners. by Tar. Hhhna1u, Tsc.
vlio Tnil og the Great Repubiic. ny sir
iloury suldIh Cagorlalo. a,s.
Mnrtyrdom OF Joseph StnndInE. ~
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Taylor Zoe.
The Rock OF Jnshor, Cloth cut $3.50.
Leather 0ut $3.50
Temples. Descriptive ana hi.t1H.a .lotehe, of
ar.,sut anl modern sacred oilses. with an
appendix giving an account ot tho laying oi
hH D1riono ~ '.H $50 Late ClJ Temple,
ApI''' I'VE F'p'' lla'
DiciinuuTy OF thn Hook OF Wortnou'
Cloth, ll.A, CIT, $40.
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nsnt wfiien by th' hill oi ,Isaa, ....-
r.Aie1 tAan i'om 90. p.a.si oi N.faf. az
near aia1cho.'rf, ontai1 Co.. Sow y1t "a
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tl-i IrH c.1h, cl11fsel tft.
"ooh Of nornnn. llus' rartj ua-...,
hun ON, 81 iii Lalihcr. uUi, 800. t......-
tla. cloth tLsS.
Doctrine nnd Covenants of th- rs...t .,
dru' uhrti OF L,,iordly sl.a.r elrt.....,
iho N-so.au1ns given go Jo9pl Smith. So. ,,
ii'pha- flf The buaing up % tbs ,.a-l..,..,
COT i1 t' ia Day. euL l5. rHfr,s
iAnh tau Boom 'i5i. ruua.s lsa..N. tf.'
laI l'lihas, UmbIuei, iLg. fuICo,a. ..,
tHaal u.u
Doctrine mi Covenants, Il1,-s r,.-.,
A'roet'' hs'n GU, aai L,4uss. e.,
'i'' iaah'a i1n, cloth, ti.5
Pearl OF Great Hricc. A ,..... .........
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

The Choral society seems 10 have
taken n new lease OF no since Il moved
'up town." and began 10 h9li ils meet.
inrs Ia Coslter a Suelgr0ve's hall. We
trust Mt. Stephen will bn successful iu
hts aim ~ keep the standard Up 10 a
pitch that will make tho choral sought
after by singota ana readers through
cut tho city, instead OF having 10 "hli
In" with people who are more u an
incumbfaaCg tran an niJ. THIS has
ever been tho failing of large soclttigs
Ia this city. Quality, NOT quantity,
ought 10 ho tho motto Of the Choral
noriutv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

s'orosccpcr. racy csuuted upon 'he
Chfa.mns ouyiu1 io help thein cut "'
tlc sloutn 90. dtsp1nI. To thH ma.
l1fliy OF eases Ouf big stores tiA no.
take In forty pet cent 90 the ut"Nl
December receipts. And now ihry
are cutting Gown salaries anu
wagcf auu ute turning o. every
rmroye that can tc dslcn'ej WIN
The depression b. cIniurd 60 90 couu.
try aud 60 100 elias, 70 is wofldviIraud
Universal England, Italy Spliri
GernHuy, Australia unr inaiA are
tul,fife moIo tuaY The United States
30 sgrm4 Zoo boz one 10 tIOss disastrous
defung. OF the cufrcuis OF ipdo
and ui money ciiuulnti0 tlat tcrui OF
long intervals AMI that arc beyond the
control no human laws In TO uaiuin
OF thinp8 10 c5uu0t lat long kend.
lustmeuts Will lead 90 rtcuprtntiuu nnh
lin cue county ESPECIALLY ihc re-
cuIcfauJu viii uu iap!t, once that D.
htgius.
on lns whole, think we are better
Oh than tur ioItIruou. the thtuierd
Nayr tuuU mote business THIS season ln
Sew llgk tauu cunur lu LJul1u ot 30
PARIS.
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Ia the name OF "sweet charity" n
strong combination OF local amateurs
has banded together to give tbs QUE
act opera Of The Crimson Scarf. The
players are Mrs. Jennie Hawioy Wood
row, Mics Winston, Mt. Spencer, Nj.
Piper, Mr. u. =. Young nud Mt. Wei.
trrvelt--an excellent srxtetie. Prof
lNtouso will act ia M aCcDmpanls;, Ut d
Mr.. n. q. Whitney will have charge
Of tho stage and business arrange .
ments. The initial performance viii lie
gwen IN the Eighteenth ward hall,
which Is fitted up 90 "a very pretty
miniature thUater, towards the end VI
the month. Leguuix's charming little
wCi, has been taken u0mu liberties
witn-"re'tditrd" In iaut--by "muu.
UTni1iug" u the humor, gnd the intro.
duCll0u 0f some gems from Robin
Hood, the Bells VI CornovlIle, La
Cigair, etc, anu 10 will fruish an
huut'a very pleasant entertainment.
Tho remainder OF the program viii DO
made up Of varied itatutes.
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The treble Clei s1cloly--a very
pfctlily named Organization consisting
entirely 81 lGdirt-is making good
pr0rrrss un some charming cho'
rnsr1 under Professor Kuuto's tuiu.
lhgo. He is tic only maecnlint
allowed atolt tnc prumisrs when
work h roins forward, which b. on
Saturday evenings at ChlicPs hall
Even he has 10 keep his lips clusCi unI
c1nnno his operations % the y nuo.
There are nearly nifty singers az prcs.
unt enrolled.
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q" "''N Jul. ITO 70 hNNfAhI HIIfhf
~ hat lcsu suffering far sb1lt nfifor yrarr
yum elr uIc Uatlffh rrrU1lH o. aniug DO Doc
lolrhul lntiiiu g. being ihe result Of neg.
Ir'ird code which rluHrd tnn DO ucuua t1 UrUu
Gown in 20 inF throat DURING thu night ami Ia
llc mofp'rE would hawk and fpit Cor q long
Wn" inr 90 WfHrt Of the accumulation. alter
which would tee. very diffF. SIS haafiig g.Hs
htocied aut thCrd wrfu llrlr.n4ng uofcs In
times.
"Nnd now. after only ibrco uontts' treat.
W'ut NV condition On Yer much Improved. and
rm H1iI1itd tnut % perfect cure can be- riiGrird
In % very short time, and recommend tItso
vHH.H
Tho test guarantee during Novcm.
hcri Evcry Zee OF Five Dollars paid
during tho month T. received with
the contract aud agreement that u IL
60 hc refunded In thirty days II the
patient II not satisfied. Terms only
81 90 Per honth, which includes
medicines. No extras.
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MORE EVIDENCE

or The shiti o1ihc Physicians conu,ct
Ell Win the CoptIaad medical
tnsiiiuts. Located iu tnr Prosrrs.
i"iiding. on south unin Strnrt.
The OF fnsututo - Established
Ntsrir tuo Year..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

lu London there is disaster 'tcp arp
dite Uu uli hauds. The New lJfb SHH
llNf3
rho buelo Of retreat ha8 been
sounded. Augustln Day is mauual'
liug his dfamntu forces Guu PREPARING
fHr "a return 10 hi native hva,u, The
Day c9mplny viii appear 80 Daly'e
,uuntcf on Easier Muuu ly. 10 Do not
Erown positively, bus % l. reported
lnat the company mhy return oven nj
nnrlfl rotate than this, anu Whiichway
Oh IN the Lvniru Interim with q Hhnfi
i0us o. tnc larger citoF. o Ihg opening
on Raster Monday trgIc Ia 40 qucs'
ton. All the niuusrmuuib were con-
funimgtud B.mr Iay ago.
Whom the Dily UUmmiy lOit New
York 10 WaH announced tuat they
would u0i DO seen hptu nssiu OF at
luaft two seasons. iimo aud .ho LIN.
tlUurm have changed all tuAt. The
LIuIou seailu at the Leicester square
tnchter lns ptuset disastrous,
Tho huFflut return ot the company
pr5cllims that tact, although tue man.
ugVmeut may ttlll deny 10 by wOd Of
mouth. II Mo Daily imports his com.
pauy a. It stands 90 pfrsuut, the Amer
icnus which " cou,ains can be counted
GA tue iinacr tips Mis- Hchan, Mrl.
GILBERT, Miss irying, MI LOWS, MT
Clsfk, Mr. Lccltfq, ar. Herbert anti
r,uug Dauh cy arc thu Amuf.cnnF.
ms tnluncs OF the company arc Eng.
iisbmcn whom Mr. Daiy ensHPed on
tbe other eide. This was one a the
tbipgo for which he was severely Crii.
rise'f, Louduuers hau learned a. re-.
GARD and 10 admire Dalyis company an
a distiuCtlvc Amtgicnn rtOlu ton.
rbey resented tue Introduction VI 60
much nome talent.
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In Chicago, Patti will appear nj the
Audiiorium on Thursday evening,
January 18th, aud at the Saturday
matinee, January 20th. A. the open
Ing performance sue Will appear la
tue now opera by Pizzi, called dabfic'-
Ia. A. tho matinee Martha (stc3ud
aoO win DO giveu. Nine. Patti
IA 70 anxious 10 have II known
that this Is her "nnnl, positive
and last farewell 10 Chicago" that she
mas personally instructed her agent %
announce Ia every advertisement aud
w every placard that this viii be
"Pa,u'H goOd.by 10 Chicago" Ger
tainly the diva has never over her own
name tald that any OF her former up.
peatauoes were iarewelle, ami 20 IL
may be- said that this d. hVr "cuflaiu
farewell" Her busintss has been
excellent throughout thoUnilel StAtps,
no her manager aayg, anu hor voice h
In good form n nOiictH 10 { Z any thing.
fatti IL still a name 10 oonJuro win,
aud her manager this season expects 10
add many thtkels 10 his bank account.
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WANTED.

ttvANTEn-A uuop BROOM WhhEE
w Htourr. rli D. iiobIuH ftorc. ID hast
btt oih ANS 300 South.
NITANrIu- PUSHING uANNA-sEt ur
rcuroH BALD wr.Llr. Permanent Ur-Iuug
iFuWN HUOs CO., nursery mon, rrlnd'
OREGON.
FRO no c.HrENrlu WORK rus nlU
j goo1tci Uuea. Ndi-e'' %, rrMs
$500 tSsua '.s.. isr,oSs .,st
aul " tHE ..NU'IN, wei De-. D. 't."ltt "
csncnourc. ro clInl no 81 A.ne.
agents ace m iHf n.I "a daU. Permanent II'i.
tom. hluro.6 ll Is. DcIuo q 60, columbus,
ohio.
NIrAsrLn-IAnY un cESIttNAN ru
w assist loo unc'. SALARY t.su, WIiH
suited. Hni way Cor p1IUt1 UU.uit ruFH-cl.
fUr.n rrfUfrfro Uuu colo .a"I..HHl stHWUHN
envelope Manaea.. ioch uunUrr hgala
DuslNLss rNutNEr Win $50
olsh tiu per nogu allow Hre' in.
mess OF The LiHI W,at ofthNel1. GaIileuIurI
is o.ti, firs, south.
SIOO t1iib,s5e5di ,,is'.'h ta'loeT'. i i.'
w. ca. Nill Wy ',r. ~ l.l rgr ,ens POI
iau.enlaia l-, eats urst -uu.h
NrIeur suur wArCWuAN. t1ut
~ hotel c.crt. il, hoard AVID room Two
pott,r, fmucgiara l,s cl... tut .cula
Y Api's TRAVELLING COMPANION.
Il E0inE % SIN irtuDiHrn. tli Aud CHptn.
ss, particular i.'i siat tlrstroulh.
NTAEmEU JANirOE WHO UNDER.
ANA stands steam f1rticu'hu 49, CAST
'Hat soNN-
MN ASu WOMEN ron CALI
AVA lorna. tounyriiuua conn. oiCd ihCrc
Nl chihg ua o. SECURE excellent phfiIr
pn.iilonA Call Tor plrIeaiaIa ~ caat trai
Oh MIN WANTED FoH ruu.
cafi. iusl ouih
2 shLt. LAI1E-. e. uTfir. tItHh-.
- 60 llUuHUFUrHUf, .l1 Head hHuHHf.
mlil, 10 iauio Firia, nt once lsI east liui
.uuih.
InGlop eiu... Ar. ustE. Ilh,Es
~ orcn n"W De-, cstt, irat ,,uin.
SrEciAL AgaNrs Ius UrNu ton
al5n Of So, i5rf. i.i,ei W., ibsS onc bsii
thatnf Old Is'r COS. Moro lhru HlTUHH.u1
phid 70 deceased poIcV holders tHl IlI,ull
husiuess in force. Addfcas %. % Mann 8 60
huiiding. salt Lake Cis, utah.
IIottL uElr ALI KINDS. UitL,
\ 4 Tor EouCrIl homework iuhutUrH, flrn
halda salosmcn a1t ciurks.l'o b. gni South
A uENls MAKE s. a DAY GWEArE4r
"a hiichcn Utensils ever Invented Noll
ats Two " ia foIu iu uycrr hOuHo Sample
Tos age pait I've coats tusIbut q. MrMasIl.
tiunrnnt, o..
eytuuNu HAND CLOTHING. uE-T
- W. ~ paii Wi uor riii ut m D., "a so
VNYFRNONL DESIRING CLOTHES
~ clCau1i aud repaired thnuli cali on ur
ndlrcHH o. faHt, second souIh Wo niaI nay
lglt prices fnl tcnn second hand clothing
TAsu PAID tuU WATER sCRIr.
" Hus.cl o. Tracy. rooms 90 lud e. Com
mCtrAl fiock.
FOR SALE.
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rresdon. tafhici
CASH CAPITAL. eeuu,OOO
CASH SURPLUS, s2OO,JOO
Zi0l'S SAVINGS
Bank & Tplgt Co.
Ess I All q East Temple sbssl
sALr fauR OTzT. UrAu.
E3TAnl t'uED INCORPORATED
1910. Iaaa.
i--ntRccrors:--I
Wniori Wo1iul, PRECEDENT
0torg' Y. Chnnon VICE .prssiisnt
yo,e7' Saith. George nsguolcs
!i ass. g. 1'n'' d il 1901, y. S srsat
u q. MguHcr lriucIs q Lymar.
tcmsri % Hardy
orcn for DEPOSITS sa'uidayNisit unin
r O'Clock.
IRRATIONAL BANK
IN OF TIN X
REPUBLIC
Frank Knox, President.
y. q karricif, Nicc-prcsiicnt.
J.. A. Enris, Cashier.

CAPITAL PAID M $500 600.
iiantinF iu 40 its branches trlHsastad. Eg.
UhlnTo lr1wa on the prucipai ciuea OF Euf5po.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
tirtftorIa6cn a. Lowe. Emsruo Ethp.
Judge y. 90. suutHrrlHut ~. i. A. Dumcr, ~.
?. snc'|cY %. q. iolmst. tmnA knoz l.. u
aarfisa. !. a. EadA
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NisUr siiup WATCuuAN. 5000.
~ hotel cIcft. ili. hoard avid room IUO
n.IllI.- InI-u-I-L- W. u---. NM -ouLu-
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Y Api's TRAVELLING COMPASSION.
Il going 10 SIN irtuD.Un. So lud oNvUn.
EEL Particular BIZ. eall tlrst -ou'H.
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MAIL

MAIL
Mai rcpucsunF their tucec.tful home treat.
mcnt comes from every county.
Send . cents Tor Question Circulars,
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MARRIED JANirUE WHO UNDER.
NA iiands steam Particular 49, cast,
INN NnmIL.
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pstli h not coming % san Lake. 10
viii be- nova 30 most people mat tuc
hal even been expected here, hut u 10
"a iaci that negotiations have heeu go'
Ing On quietly TOR some time ~ nave
her cali here ono night iu the last
week OF tno present month, on her way
70 Sa1 fmuciicO. iirr manager,
Marcus Mayer, wrote 10 Mr. whitney,
ono Ui Tie managers OF the Tabernacle
choir tour, 10 nsk whether the Iabef.
npclu could be- obtained. 40 was found
that it was not genlablc, but 40 Mt.
SiephenA's rtque1t the authorities
very kinuly uaiu that " the Tabernacle
choir desired 70 make terms with the
great singer 10 appear with them,
OF under tuuir ausplote, IN a
concert tor the brurll % tue choir
organization, there wluid be- uu ouitc-
ton, Houoe correspondence has bvcn
going on nj a lively ratio i0s some umB
pat between Aif. stephens and Mir.
whitney 0n tho one hhnu, aud Mt.
Mayer ON thu other. But ~ tho local
people fcsOlutely set their faces againat
anything like 50 aud s. charges,
frankly telling Mr. Mayer that timpB
were TOO hard 20 expect a iill house 10
any other than popular grade 81
prices, anu ns they iufihvr declined 20
accord Ia diva the outife universe In
addition 10 100 pnr cent OF the gfoss
fruriptg all nogotioDs were declared
"ou."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

Itisa clover aud graceful iIea-that
Of the ladies OF tn2 Congregational
chuIch VINO lave COusmIeI 10 give
Prof Radcliffe, thvIr urguuis', a tusu,
moniai On IhuHIay evening next.
We only hops tina, their carrying out
Of the iJeR viii to equally clever; that
lhoy Will profit by tho long list U.
concert failures IN sat Lake, aud see
q 1t that the house lg sold cut before
tho uolH open. We have In miud
twenty men, admireTs oil Prof. Rat.
ellie ami appTeulatsra of hls long tolls
here ia the iutUfcs,H Di mua ic-whu
w0uli buy tickets ing ms t,B rmluial NJ
thUy were solicited, but VINO viii NOT
60 near the affair u lUtl 20 thcmsnlytg.
Musical Affairs IN thuse days must be
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Dramatic dnd 2ypiG.
snbads Enorn Gus sue ess-PatH Rosa Ncxt-'o"a Slate
Band Can't a Dato-Pati Not oming -iho
Crimson Scaf-rho Choral.

900 tbc gigantic order 60 make money,
nd thtfc Is only ons way 20 make %
surcrsa Vi your iuu ct little ,veni-, no
matter how worthy the motive. or how
charming tue program. We hhtu
pulutul uut that why ANIL we aiLctrcly
ttuti ~ pfo. B1Ic. T's lakr, that %
VIII 10 followed.
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Safety Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur.
glar aud hrcprooL Rents 50 to So por
year.
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MN ANU WOMEN ron CALI
IVA iorna tounuri.aua comp oiCd iicro
poHf.1ns CAL Tor ulrIraiaf.. d. raat. tUai
eou D..
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REGElES lEPlSIIS RlYlRL[ ON lENlNl

nuys ahd sells exchange on New York, San
Francisco. Chicngo. 90. Louis. Omaha. London
aud all principal Continental Ciuua
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

ryvO uu CsUrENglu WORK 90. 1900
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-07
OTTO BLUMENTHA
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-07
The Leap-Year Privilege.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
Why is it that ladies are permit
ted to propose in leap year? Here is
the answer as given in contem-
porary: at appears that in the
year 1888 a statute was published
by the Scotch parliament ordain-
ing that during the reign Of Her
MAST Blessit Majestic Margaret
every maiden and lady of high and
low estate should have the liberty
to speak to the man she liked. If
he refused to take her to be his
wife she should have the privilege
of filming him fl00 or less, accord
ing to his estate, unless he could
make it appear that he was be-
trothed to another woman, in
which case he would be free to re-
fuse. After the death OF Margaret
the women Of Scotland became
clamorous for their privileges, and
to appease them another act Of Par
lament allowed them to propose
every fourth year"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-07

for ten days before the fight the
average was 100000 words. 1t is
not eXtravagant to say that fully
3,OOO,O00 words were sent out Of
Jacksonville relative to the contest
from the time that it got to be
news a month or two ago.
This 100000 words would fill 81
600 Of the average newspaper col
umns, and if the columns were
pasted one to another they would
stretch over a mile, and one man
couldn't read it all in month if
he worked twelve hours day. If
all the editorials on this subject
were added to this mile of reading
matter they would almost double
it.
This estimate is exclusive of AS
ISOLATED Press news which was sent
out and distributed from Washing
ton TO hundreds and thousands Of
newspapers throughout the world.