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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

T0T4CE N ~ { Sf2,1777 Z n n
Creditors and all other persons interest
ed, for labor material in the construc-
tion of the Catholic church building at
Alma, Kansas. and for all work done in
connection with said building, are hereby
notified that full and final payment for
said structure and for all work in con-
nection with it. will take place on the
30th day of December, 1899. after which
claims acknowledged by the undersigned
committee.
CATHOLIC CHURCH BUILDING COM,
REV. E. A KAMP, PR.
Alma, Kan, December 5, 1899.
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WANTED-

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AGENTS-Outfit free-F'reight paid cred
it given, for selling the finest set of in
structfve, entertaining Christmas books.
graded for children of all ages. at the
lowest prices ever known: 50 cent book
containing beautiful illustrated poem of
Lords Prayer. only 10 cents. loo book
p cents; S1-50 book 50 cents: 81 so book IS
cents; liberal commission to agents. Fer
gusOn Printing Co. room S07 Ferguson
Building, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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WANTFn-HELP

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CASH for acceptable ideas. State if pat
ented- The Patent Record. Baltimore, Nd.
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STAMPS, SEALS AND STENCILS.

THE J. c. DARLING CO. 734 KAN. AV.
High Grade Rubber Stamps prompt work,
low price. Catalogue free. Phone 292.
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RusrNEss CHANCES.

p D. AND E.-Peoria. Decatur and
Evansville stock will sell at 80 in the
near future; present market between 3
and 1. get in now and make over 20 points
on each share Don't wait until too late
but now is the time. send for our spec
ial letter on this stock; we can tell you
when TO buy and when to sell out. Small
accounts accepted. Highest references
from customers and bank. Address Ross
& Co, "a Broadway, New York.
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Foreolosure on Unitv Bullding.

Chicago. Dec. 16.-Foreclosure pro-
ceedings have been brought in the dis
trict court by orders Of first mortgage
bonds issued by the Unity company
owners of the Unity building. a modern
sky scraper in which Governor John P
Altgeld was formerly interested. The
aggregate of the Indebtedness on which
the foreclosure is brought is 1904, 500.
Xmas trees. Hebb. 412 Kansas ave.
Itching piles2 Never mind if physf-
clans have failed to cure you. Try
Doan's Ointment. No failure there. 80
cents. at any drug store
Amonio BenziIene Soap try it.
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Fine east front modern home on Van
Buren street. sell; take good home for Il
u s'00 -'A W s. NJ. WOOD & co.
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SPECULATION-Twe dollars margins
one thousand grain two cents. Send for
our book Successful Speculation free.
J. k ComstOck & Co. , Traders Bldg,
Chicago.
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MIsoELLANEoUs


NOW WILL YOU BE GOOD?-
25 cOuches, $500 up.
6 combination book cases and writing
s folding beds (some swell front in oak)
sideboard in oaw, new $14, SIG and $40.
2 cheifoniers, 81 and $40, new.
so extension tables. $3.50 up.
80 center tables, so cents up.
100 rockers, 15c up.
300 chairs, 25c up.
Z q FdTdrebes k1TdRebb sagasi s. n8 52 up
5 dozen horse blankets, Csc to 81 for 5A
100 cook stoves from a hole monkey
In fact everything kept in the house or
on the farm, and viii save you from IS to
so per cent. To show you that we are
known away from home We shipped a bill
of goods to Cuba this week, the second
We buy. sell or exchange goods. Come in
and tell US your troubles; the police
this beat is entertaining his mother-in-
law this week. The only hrst-class second
hand store in the city.
Phone 707- 800 Kansas avenue.
OLD JACKETS MADE OVER in late
A. HIRBoUR.
Telephone 152. 115 W. st.
PHONE 712 when you want good clean
OATS hay and al kinds 5i9 of feed.
HEBB, 412 Kansas avenue
TRIMMED HAT SALE at Miss Keener's,
721 Kansas avenue
FOR RENT
Large ranch in Wabaunsee county. Kan
s. NJ WOOD & co.
554 Kansas avenue.
FOR RENT-StabIe. Van Buren. between
1zth and 18TH. ADDRESS A-S- care journal
LITTEN's STEAM DYE WORKS
Is the proper place TO take your clothing
to have them cleaned, dyed, altered re-
paired We have been here for 6 years;
that is long enough to prove to you that
we do the finest work in the city. Remem-
Der We have but one price to all You are
perfectly safe to send your smallest child
with your clothes. Yours to please.
D. H. LITTEN. 1f0 W. st.
JACKETS of any color dyed black.
Telephone 152. rs ". st.
STANDARD SYSTEM OF DRESS CUT
ting with Victor measurements. 1924 Ty-
Ter ST. Mrs. Arnott
STOVES, ALL KINDS. WARRENs
VIOLENT ass0ciatlon vail insure your time
against sickness and accident and pay
b. Campbell. 6O5 Kansas avenue.
BRING US YOUR O'coATs and SUITS
to clean, repair and save buying new
ones. -
Telephone 152. lis ", I St.
NOTICE-Tc Whom it may concern: Be
it known that my petition is on file in
the office of the probate court of Shaw
to sell Intoxicating liquors at 124 East
Fourth street. in the Second ward. in the
city of Topeka. Kansas, and the hearing
of the same is set for Wednesday. the 10th
day of January, 1900. at a. m.
NJ A FUNCHESS.
Topeka, Kansas, December ., 1893.
R-I-P-A-N-S, 10 for cents at druggists
They Danish pain and prOlOng life One
gives relief No matter what's the matter
one will do you good.
FOR EXCHANGE
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FOR EXCHANGE-Ffne line rockers
couches and lamps for second hand
goods. E. c. Warren
FOR EXCHANGE@Ne hard coal stoves
for household goods. z. c. Warren.
FOR EXCHANGE
50 acres Wabaunsee Co, grass land.
clear, for Topeka property. VIII assume
Ton
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WANTED TO BUY
Have client will buy a modern home
of to z rooms in blocks of 9TH and
Kansas avenue, not over $500 cash; must
s. NJ WOOD & co.
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WATCHMAKER

S@O~~~~~~O~--O~-~-~-~-~-~-
WATCHES cleaned, 75c: clocks. SOC; main
springs. 15c; crystals, 1Oc- Cash paid Tor
old gold or silver. All work guaranteed
Old jeWelry exchanged for new. II hard
up, see Uncle Sam, 512 Kansas avenue.
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xmas trees. Hebb. 412 Kansas ave.

Amonio BenziIene Soap try it.
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JEWELER8

JAMES 3. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Optf-
clan. Complete stock of watches. dia-
monds, silverware, etc, Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
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LEGAL

First Published in the Topeka state
Journal November L, 1Ss9-J
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-16

LOST-A mouth plate with five teeth
wrapped in handkerchief. reward for
return to Arnold's drug store, North To-
peka.
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| LOST-BrindIe bull pup, reward 4th and
Jackson. Youngman-
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FLORISTS.
ArToRN EYs-AT-LAw

MILTON BROWN. lawyer. Practice in al
state and federal courts. Suite Al. CraW
ford bldg. Topeka, Kan.
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FOR SALE-Monroe and 4th. ? sty r
house, hall, nice finish S1.800-Van Bu-
ren and 1st, st , lots, r ctg, fruit. $1,000
Fillmore and 5th, ; T.. ctg, hyd, $S50-
1874 West st, corner lots, s r house,
stable, 81. 200. small payt, easy terms-Ty-
Ter st. North two 7. cottages. 800 and
$500 Jefferson St, North, lots. r. house
''''' ejss J. E. eTTo15fRR1NGroN. III W. 6 st.
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HAIR GOODS.

SWITCHES CHAINS. Face treatments
ShampoOing and hair dryed by hot air.
Mrs Hattie Van Week. 220 East Fifth St
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FoR ExcHANaR

FOR ExCHANGE-Ffne line rockers.
couches and lamps for second hand
goods. E. c. Warren
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WANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-On agents, reliable. energetic
men to sell our high grade lubricating
oils and greases, on commission either
exclusively or as a side line. locally
travelling. The Cleveland Refining Co.,
Cleveland Ohio.
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EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH AND GERMAN Taught either
in class or private. terms reasona bic
Mrs. Hannah Kihlberg, 316 Harrison ST.
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FOR sALE-REAL EsTAT1

FOR SALE
That elegant room house and lots
with closets, pantry, cellar, outbuildings
and Baltimore. heater, on car line, No. 1871
Clay ST. one Of the best houses in the city
and cost s., 500: our price 81 500.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas Avenue
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FOR SALE-Monroe and 4th, story, G
r house hall, nice finish. $1S00-Tyler
and 9Th. 6 T. house, good repair, 81 60O-
Van Buren and 1st 2 lots, r. ctg, fruit
81. .O0O-Fillmore and 5th. 7. house. hYd
S55O-West'n av-, and 7th, lot. T. house.
hyd. ST. 100-1734 West st, 3 cor lots. T.
house, stable. 81 200; small cash payt'-
jefferson St. North. lots, T. house 500
Tyler St, North, two 3 r. ctgs, $500 and
S500-and other properties in n. Topeka.
J. z. TORRINGTON, III ". 6 st.
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CHEMIST.

]. T. LOVEWELL. Phi. D. Analytical
chemist and assayer. 523 Kansas ave
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the BEAR AND TnE LION
~ PERSIA.

There are indications that Persia
before long may become Heri-
ouslv Involved In the meshoa
of European intriguea. Russia. It II
reported has asked the shah Tor a
concession 10 tuiid railroad across
the couhlry from the Russian frontier
% The indian pcoan The british gov.
eminent rrErdn this. n IL said. 49,
preliminary stop towards annexation
b. Russia of the whoit ~ eastern Per.
Hil. and Thu, II the traditional policy
a. Great iluiain IL 10 be- maintained
would call hrr armed Interference In i,c.
hall 90 Persia.
The rrosreot h not peaceful. n tho
shah grants the concession asked for
Great lltltain may feel called upon To
iutrfposo. " the concession IL not
granted. Russia may IND = pfctcxt for
Bending an ntmed force into Persia. In
which case Great nritaln also most
likcly would ho Involved The only
pcaccnhle solution N the problem would
seem 20 be friendly division of tho
rrey between The boar aud the lion
uut VIII the hrar consent Co such an
arrangement
10 BE- believed hy many that Persia
~ DEFINED 60 Ilay patt ln the grand
drama evidently irapauus Tor the
Nor4F STAGE and iha dtuoumont of
whth VIII b. tho sni u M.hammcian
sway .n ihc Holy land bishop sew.
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sENAroluNL nLncrloNs.

The legislatures 90 California and
Montana are struggling with tho slcc-
tion Of q. . Senators. and New jersey
viii begin on the i1th ~ thi- month
In Utah The battle royai viii commence
on the fAmr date. af alec Zoe
Connecticut Delaware. Indiana.
Maine. Massachusetts. Michigan.
Minnesota, Nebraska. New York.
North Dakota. Pennsylvania. Ten
ne-scr and Washington. on the
-iih OF January wiseonsln. Nevada.
Texas and Wyoming viii vote Tor SEM
a,orr ana also wost virginia. while
Florida DOES not start iiil April an.
Very Few of those states are classrd as
politically doubtful but in nll Ttohuhl-
ny the elections In fomc ot them WIN
hHnR Co nouHht many proFuosucatior.
Come M our readers may ru. hf mUy
posted as 20 the mode Of procedure Ut
nuch elections. Tine law provides shat
on the sccond Tu,sdly after the meet.
ms und organization ~ tn Legislature.
each house shall openly. by 20 VIA voice
vote Of each mrmu'r present usia. one
pctson Tor O.. 5. Senator and che name
~ the perauu who receive. majority
% The whole number .i tutrs ,ast ga
each hourerhlu te entered au ihe u.-
nal ~ that hou1 Or either % th.
houses falls tu sl,o such majority. that
feet must also ue du.y entered ou ths
journal "A o. o'clock. noon. on the
following day. the two houses shall
meet oonIgiuly lui compare notes n
the same person Nsg received a mui8ri-
~ OF all the votes iu ench house. hs Is
DECLARED elected. n not, the Joint as.
semhly shalt proceed 90 choose. by a
viva vooe vote "a person Tor Senator.
aud be- who receives % majority of vltss
Of an tho mom0or present and voting.
shall be declared elected. II D. ms
duty Of the Two houses OF the I.er.s.
iaiufc 20 meet together every day lt
noon ana conformity cast their votes un.
I'll a result II achieved
The senatorial contest IN Utah will
naturally be watched with deep inter.
est and with a hope that tho very best
man obtalnabls Tor the place viii be-
chosen.
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oyer 10 the heid 81 the novelist. in
siend Of being Injected into tine serious
nifaffs ~ Hfe. Affecting tie religious
beliefs 81 men and afousing creed IA
tired md bitterness
The protest against Iopeitn 9rmlnes
9r. yafy much n Ardinaldo and his
r5i,oerfa IN the Philippines There
waa uo demand f1f anythine but
reIoass from Spanish cruelty ana the
raor.e were rejoicing over ,nc CHARGE
N sdverrlrnt" aud the prospects %
happiness under American rule when
the fertile brain of AruIunidq lnah1d.
rated campaign NJ Ilsconieni ani
flicl .ha hcafts of the natives with a
feaIfo for something they knew not
what. 1uiy that 10 was 100 1rpositlcn in
fha Americans The protest against
American control iil nHf cW1intc
from enc great body N the people ans
reach upward and stir their leaders TO
action but CAME as @ falfc guide fr"r
o. faW anIifluus minds With no pure
motive back ui them
Such Waa the development ~ the
Roberts ease There wac apparent no
rfrn' wrong rd LACK ~ good faith.
uo ai-u NJ fcturn "a The ola r0lyra-
NOUS practice of t1kirr plural wives
aud f0 thn IDENTITIES ~ the State looked
forward 20 no renewal NJ the strife of
lHys gone by and There was no demand
JOY n tNII TO Nfflf. NNA NttN A"H ~
Ngulnlilo 90 lnname the minds o. we
creduIone ana toaiof each tpaik on re-
Ilni1u1 mn'cunient ana ihouth we
WhcIWinr majority ~ hf trhi ,l.s
~ ton nfo full unWofcl ~ ihf VIII
eyed sre'tf" ~ MORMON ImInof.NtN
Ind coinnllccntly listen 10 m. tl9i pele
moi have boon sounded. tn'N nav
n0t.d Win ln fWlll l.tf'e. 81 tuipI,l.t
now 10. distant Wlnu- 90 w.
haired h1Nr '.nrht w lne ull.-l"ns
alarm fch.ici ny N.A' pNl.I
Ii1h nni hl'' cll,fl oll nr,., ,ol-
unie'f iofrt 7. 'tu'n VIC lUlA. wv, '.
When 'nN.,lnn' ln ,,nn 'e'..,.,,
iuill'fAii ihAt m hppehl lni
On iN' NiNh.- nN.i pr W.l. " Wv tU
N"n Nu'h IN hu.-' N NulvI ~,
s'h'hN, MUN n"' ~ ~ Detll ~
l'nil WOW ~ =" ~ $3.50.
a"uint. u'Nrp'l.t N1 w,
WV nov nN NN lu.vl'Fl wv. y. w, @
u"inE ~. W y,
pnikh ~ WV i'l"N ,i,..i,
Hr""H' 'h'h W "''lvN ""' 'i'"
,. o. 5000. c,... a,.,,.,.,.
NJ Sun 'iNn'F."
talks ou' very plainly ~ ihlH sifl'i
A t,t ~ vgnuen are making "A great
row bccnuao u Utah polyEamiat named
pah.,ts baa hesn elected 10 IA srat In
g,npt,su eopie promipent women in
int.ryiews have expreascd Themselves
fetninst a "pubitc man who opcnly De.
nn, ibe laws III bia country" Tho words
.'npaniy d.aeaH are good They eN-
rrsss clearly tho sentiments OF these
women who strain az gnats. with
~ faeo b.fnrc tho footiights and
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prsrlc,nrr co>DucE

Tho "pessrct Nows" is In recent w
communication from several places.
stating that prosh,tcrlan ma other
proachofa have made asrrftiors which
nre libeiious and evidently uttered VITA
maieinus intent They arr chiefly 90
tn eject that. IN spite ~ 'he an.
nounctmenis by the authorities 81 ihe
Mormon" church. poiysamons mar
riaFrs have iakon place In The l101.l.
tics where those ministers reside When
challenged a. make such cases known
10 tho onicofs ~ the law. or a. tho
grand jurics having Jurisdiction. ucy
reply that the prosecution is 10 tho
hands ~ mon who viii not take pro-
cecdings.
In every case whore the preachers
have been pressed to name The parties
thus accused. ihcy have either refused
10 do %. or referred tn other persons
a. their informnnts when the clue
thus obtained has been followed ur' the
alleged lnformofr have either denied all
knowledge Of the matter o. admitted
tina, they merely repeated q rumor
In one or two Instances when The al
legged ylolatnfs ~ The law were named.
Investigation proved that the indiyidu-
ais who spread The report We're unac-
aunlnted with m. actual facts. and by
Jumping at unwnrranicd conclusions
made themselves taie-bcafefs and
scnndal-mongcfa. and thus contempt.
bic In the eyes ~ decent people
We are ~ tho opinion that men
dubbed with the title Reverend" step
outside their legitimate sphere, and add
nothing TO the sanetisy or influence q
their calling. when they nose around
for some Halaclous story ard retail the
products Of Tosrlpa and sianicrers,
Even for the pious purpose ~ mallgn-
Ing the "Mormons' they stand unjufti-
ned before uod and the nation.
II may be- necessary. In order 10 stop
thiH miserable business, 20 prosecute
some ~ the worst Of these clerical
iIbeiierp. that II may BE- seen whether
the officers u tho law are willing to
perform their duty They are Sian.
dcred. as we'll nr the Mormon" people,
by thohr f'hkinuH u"ihmefr' anu ih'if
reputation Is also Aarallcd.
We know ~ several reports cifculat-
ed In an adjoining county, aided by sec.
tartan ministers. which led 10 unofficial
charges against the prosecuting attor.
ney for failure 10 do his duty. In every
ease thus rumored. tho parties who had
the most TO say knew the least when
questioned. and not soul could b.
found TO swear TO u formal complaint.
The nectarian ministers ~ Utah who
are now endeavorlnE 60 aid certain
politicians In brewing a new antl-Mor-
mon tempest are perhaps TOO small
game TO baE In libel suit, but they
are none the less vlolators 81 statutory
and moral laws and deserving ~ public
reprobation. False witness against "a
nelghhor should BE- despised OF man a.
IL Ia condemned u Deity
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WILLIS Ann Eh0h>.

Gon. Mnts'a 'ombaimcd beer state
msnts seem TO have raised q grcatcr
stencil 10 tho country than did The meat
itself On the vessels carrying II 20 the
American troops in cuba and Porto
Rico. Hut whatever may be the merits
" the main discussion. the controversy
that has arisen thercffom. between
Gen Miles as head ~ the army and
Gen. Eagan 40 commisaafy general. has
become disEracefui proceeding
whichever may be- right aH to any Of
the beef being supplied aH an expert
inen,. zen Eaaan has been decidedly
IN the wrong IN the use ~ such coarse
language and IN giving II out 20 the
country through tho medium Of the
telerfaphic press service. No doubt he
was very angry At what h. regarded ~
aapcrsiona cast upon him by the chief
onIcor IN tho army. but he exhibited
vulgar taste and poor judgment when
he gave To the public the statement
teirrraphod ovrr the country on Thurs
day. No matter how great his passion
against Gen. Miles. he owed II 60 the
pcoplc u the nation to talk M a gentle
man. and there II no justification for
hls conduct The fact that Gen. Miles
RETAINED from blllluEsEate In his refer.
enocs 10 the subject places him before
the country In a much better iight than
that In which Gen Eagan has put him
SELF by the license u his own unEuard.
ed tongue. The war investigation CONE
mission did the proper thing In return
inE the commlssary generals state
ment to have L. Language purged u
Vltunefatlon.
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II Il understood that the Continental
Tobacco company viii absorb a part OF
or the whole Of the scotch tobacco In
t.rcHts In this city. Here u a stupcnd-
Gus combine uf businesses lying In VAR
iouH parts Of the country and natural
competitors for the trade. but which.
by virtue % tho combine. viii now be
operated nH a single Interest. The per-
fcctly open publicity with which this
decker was perfected shows that nobody
now stands In fear Of the Federal law
against trusts and combines. Indeed,
nearly the cntlrv trust business OF the
country has been organized within the
present decade. Reference to the list
81 trusts displayed In the CONNER
cial Nour.iiook," representing more
than fs,oQQ V0Q. 90 Of capital. shows that
this peculiar modern Improvement be-
gnn almost synchr0noualy with the
passage of the law designed 20 destroy
them.
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SicAnAou, CANAL


The company engaged In the con.
atruction of the Panama canal having
obtained nn extension ~ It's franchise
Tor nix years, thrre IN active competition
with holders of the Nicaragua canal
concessions. Both routes are now be-
fore the Washington government for
~ choice. n many ~ our public mon
were not holders ~ the stock 81 tho
Nicaragua canal ana others committed
a. Il by past advocacy there would be
little doubt that the route under flfty
miles long would be- preferred 10 tho
route over 100 miles long, Both routes
are Tor sale. hut the Nicaragua viii
make moro Tor more people N the
government takes H. ana Tot this roa.
N.n MO- n-AN NNL-.l n 10 be inlnm.
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n there u great movement Of the
masses II H. against trusts and the
spirit Of indiyliualism which fostcra
them: therefore the question 10 be de.
cided " whether those who hold that
the development 81 the cooperative
theory along corporation lines must
have free play are riFht, or those who
contend that the activities now con.
trollcd by individuals through the In
strumentnilty N corporations should be
turned over tn the government tn give
the weak "a chance.
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phIlll lphIa inquirer.

UusHla's pleas Cor peace have ever
been mnde nc tWad when peace was "a
particularly desirable th.ng f1r Russia
% have That the governments az
Europe ore maintaining armies out Of
900 proportion fHr their wealth IL "a
f1pl hut whether they win recognize
rnHi advice whom j, comes from the
slaN D. auoihr. question Diaarma.
mrut partial 0r complete would be "a
rreUt th.ns Con ihn common people al
Europe hut governments are naturally
Hurullilua ot l,uaHlnn advisers.
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prsEREr EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY. JANUARY 49, 1922

culiariy allwlne Suppose u should
take root aud grow suppone that the
women should 10 to the kitchen instead
OF the golf fields Tor exercise. should
put aside the racquet and Eolf-strke
Tor the wash-board and The kneadine
pan. should substitute fof social ana
political economics household econo-
mice The suggestion is really revolu-
tionary-and points to one ~ the reNo-
lmNons TINT nnNrr NO h.ckMArd.
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Norway ~ buying cannon In this
country. and n IL said that she r. pre-.
PAIRING f0r "a nEht with her associate
In the kingdom Sweden. This ~ "a
trouble u old standing. Norway ciaim-
inr that Sweden pfepundcrutca too
much In the partnership \ war De-.
tween the two countries would be- one
" great nefccncsa. Tor the Swcdea and
NurweEluns represent the most Nipnr-
Gus stock In Europe We are likely 90
forget In these times that the force
fathers 81 all nations of Northern Eu-
rope. and our own too. came out of
Scandinavia u was many centuries
ago. but II gives 10 nll an historical
Interest IN that peninsula.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-13

Unfortunately lord Salisbury letter
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-13
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Tho expiring yeaf has made q record
of PROSPERITY uud % success Tot Aneii-
can undertakings. The SKY ~ pfctty
tanrienents II We excepted the lmpro.
HHula dangers that are suggested ~ the
Philippines. Never was the nation 80
uuiteu az home a. now. whether We
begin the day " reckoning before or
after the trying strain Put upon " by
,ivii war. The year i,ls has disposed
" the foreign enemy aud domestic re-.
membrane ~ the hatreds u the past
Never since u was founded was the
nation more compact power. Win
less 20 threaten within 90 without.