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The Howe ( SteISOn Stores
New Haven, August twenty-firs
Manien,zmg M q cosy bayloy i,, < He bale0ny ef eaSt stoye. HIgA gyQae woyk. 50 csuts
FOulard Silks
 Much Reduced.

It is said that the early bird catches the worm, but certainly in this case the late purchas- CT gets the bargain. Those who bought their foulards at the be- ginning of the season will surely weep to hear that the same bright, fresh, beautiful things are going now at about half value; and since it seems probable that styles next summer will not greatly vary from those of this season, 1t strikes the frugal mind as a good thing to take advantag of these bargains Then there are still some weeks Yeft m which to wear them yet this < year. and of all the summef wardrobe. the foulard gown is most adapted to early autumn x use. when the weather is too warm for thick stuffs and yetA t too uncertain for thin.
 Foulards 20c,
 Were 4oc. 5oc and 6ouA8
 Foulards 47c,
 Were 7Sc aud 896
 Foulards soc,
 Were sIs oo
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SOUTH CHICAGO IND JOLIET.

(Continued on Sixth Page.)
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS NEf'S

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlN hN,s b
special meeting Of the st1ckho llo,',.,a
Nest Argent Mining Company, SLood I y
under The laWsof Utah, VIII pc isJ 700
office OF the corporation. Room ~ ~, IA
building, Main Street san IAe e ~! IA
on Monday, the 18th day of tepruss ~ z
l0o'clock u, M, for the putposou Sns,s
Ing the following proposed ar
Articles of lncorpoIatiOno Of sa'u CIV
to- wit . q he incii,s
tbr Canital stock from one u uha ID, Z.
sand dollars, divided into ! o1' !, T,s,sl
Thousand shares OF the uar 7alue y. D
Ave cents per share, 70 one nnqis,jsl 4
Twenty five Thousand 20 liai w.. ~ y; ths /,
Five hundred 4 thousand shaIyHs s,s
vatne ~ twenty-five cents per slla ir,,, b
second TO provide by ameu,,w nj Il
the increase OF capital STOCK IA 81
hundred / housand shares OF lne 4 :
Of twenty. five cents per shafe NJ Ne Z
and disp sed Of by the Directors -
urlce ohtalnabla In cash ,tttof he i
Third-TO amend Article ' - .v,,yiie
cles of Incorporation 50 NJ w. tea =
three OF The Directors shat ools'"
tum instead OF four as as pTesst1lIp,pfy -
NJ. SMITH. Pres. J. W.
Dated Jan. -, 1901
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.sSrssNFNT no IL

ELY MINING 4 MILLING mines Zines q
Office and principal place o. pIuG,spg ~
Lake city. Utah Notice Is, gSr X :
thai at q meeting OF The S,S alrI a..e,.
The 18th dsy Of January, 1911 an s 80 is''
1 cent, Yer share was leslcu on's.stlos y.
OF the capital stool; Of the cofp.'ss eil-s
and outstanding. payable on on, % a M
fuary Goth. 1871. 90 The tfea'urre'y IA u -
at a, H. Jones & Co bin@ 80
Street. Salt Lake City. utah' s.e..nssi =
ANY stock upoa which sl t,e d sS' d 1876, 1875
remain unpaid on the rs. ~, az .dHseflss.
lMl. viii be delinquent anu sisss p1S
sale at public auction, AMI un iss,s, ~
l. made before. 80 many OF tl9 s.to.L . z
sented BY each certificate OF Va, ,Hei sill ? 4
llnouent' as may be necessaan,,'' A, i W,
on The ls,h day OF March. WE ss,rsh !.
a" M N.Y. to pay the dellogqesnti, I 9i,s'
eether With the cost OF ad'ei'
pense Of sale, N sppAGUE sess'N
BY order Of the Board o. p.,,i IS "
san lake City. Utah, January
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ASSESSMENT NO. q.

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING NV
pany. Office and principal place o,S,y iyt
Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice sben6r IVY
that At a meeting OF the directors XII
the 18th day Of Dec. 1910, an asse,,mso, nv = y
Of cent per share was levied on an the ~,
OF the capita stock Of the corD0rst,a, '- by
abloOn or before the Eth day Of TeI, Z,
1901, TO the Secretary at No. q Rrb,i
Street. salt Lake City Utah. Any ny,
upon which the assessment may rer,l, 4.
paid on the 18th day OF February. lalvii.
delinquent and advertised for sale Al rBss
auction. and unless pay ment Is made 5b,
So many OF the shares represented by M
certificate OF the stock so delInquents {, n,
be- necessary will be sold On IN, In dAS :
March 1901, at III Richards street. IAN VI
City, State OF Utah, a. the honroi 4 osrt
noon, TO pay the delinquent Assessment
gether with the cost Of advertising and H.
pense OF sale. THOMAS f. TAYLOR
49,, Secreiay
Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. n. lgl
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dom seen in America, called the "Jor-
dan almond" because originally
brought from the banks OF that river.
They are three times as large as the
ordinary almond and OF delicious flavor;
and they are all retained In Europe, be-
Ing scarce and expensive even here. The
raislns are the finest in the wOrld-the
sun-dried Malaga grape. While Mala-
ga sherry and MADEIRA are not equal
60 that OF Cadlz, It's muscatelle Is unex-
oelled. having Malaga ralsins mixed
with Il 20 add body" and aroma. The
palmetto hats are made by the peasant
women, IN odd moments, as their sis
tiers In other parts Of the country weave
lace Spanish housewives In any sta
ton are not what we would call domes.
tic models, and so their "odd minutes
are many They sit on the doorstep
all day long, and weave and gossip, gos-
sip and weave, making straw hats by
the hundred for n few pesadas The
merchants buy and pack them In sacks,
well weighed and pressed down, SIX
hundred dozen to a sack, The hats go
10 New York. where they are bleached
and pressed, and sell FOR about 20 cents
apiece. How can exporters and mer-
chants make any profit 10 say nothing
Of the weavers? But there Is surely
profit enough for somebody IN the rais-
ms, though not to the consumer You
see them lying about here on ware
house floors. bushels upon bushels OF
them, comparatively vaueless until
packed in cork-dust the inferior ones
under the gulse Of "seedless raisins'
put into tiny pastc-board boxes which
sch nj home for ten cents the pound
good deal Of cotton IS also grown
I'm the nelghborhood Of Malaga, togeth-
er with some coffee. olives oranges,
barley and figs, And nowadays, since
the war has cut of free sugar-cane
from Cuba. the cultivation Of cane
originally introduced by the Moors
many centuries ago, but allowed to DIE
out after the discovery Of the West IN
dles-is again gaining ground.
FANNIE Is. WARD.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 5.

NORTHERN LIGHT MINING & MILL.
ing Company. Principal Place Of business,
i05 Mccormick Building, salt Lake city,
Utah. Location OF mines Ophlr District,
Utah Notice is hereby given that at u meet
Ing " the Board OF Directors OF the Northern
Light Mining Il Milling Company he'd on
the 18th day 81 January, lDOl, assessment No.
5 OF two cents Der share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporal on, issued aud
outstanding. payable Immediately to q. f.
Airs, secretary OF the company, AZ his Office
az 7O5 Mccormick Building, Salt Lake city,
Utah. Any stock upon which this assess.
nent may remain unpaid on the 18th day Of
February, 1901. will be delinquent and adyer-
tised for sale az public. auction, aud unless
payment Is made before, will be sold on
Monday, the 18th day OF March, 1901, at
o'clock D. M. az the secretaty's Office, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the costs OF advertising and expense OF
sale.
First publication, January i5 1901.
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WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MINING
Company. Principal place OF business. alt
Lake City, Utah.-Notlce is hereby given
that AZ a meeting OF the board OF directors of
held January 18TH 1901 an assessment u
three cents Ler share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable at
once ~ the secretary, Fred @. bern, az his
office No. 705 Mccormick Building ALT Lase
City. Utah Any stock upon which this AS
sessment may remain unpaid on February
2ird lgl will be delinquent and advertised
Tor sale az public auction, and unless pay
ment made before. will be sold on March
9th 1901. at 2 p NJ, 70 pay the delinquent as
sessment together with costs OF advertising
and expense Of sale
FRED G. DERN, Secretary.
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For war Ia the surest way for this ma
ton TO maintain peace, That Is the
opinion Of the wisest statesmen. II is
equally true that TO be prepared for
spring IL the best way TO avoid the pc
culiar dangers OF the season. This is a
lesson multitudes are learning, and at
this time, when the blood Is sure 10 be
loaded with impurities and to be weak
and sluggish, the millions begin to take
Hoods sarsaparilla, which purlfies, en-
riches and vitalizes the blood, eypels all
disease germs, creates a good appetite.
gives strength and energy and puts the
whole system In a healthy condition,
preventing pneumonia, fevers, and other
dangerous diseases which are liable to
attack weakened system.
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AURORA MINING AND MlLLltNe , ~
pany. The annual meeting 81 ~, ,1g' NM
holders of the Aurora Mining aug .,a ~, Z,
Company FOR tho election o. oth e,'f S5sss,s
NAV properly come before the meeting I, ii 5i
held az the office OF the Comptln,,.,s ~ y 4,
Main Street, Salt Lake Guy LtaI ,ss h!
first Monday C4tb day. OF MARCH, '''
y ''V'" JAMES y. STIRLING ,s''sA
Salt Lake city. Utah, Jan . III
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quantity terraced old town, rising high
above the south bank of the James riy-
er. II Is a pleasant and hospitable
house In the old Virginia style, full
OF history and personal Renaissance In
furniture, pictures and relies of various
kinds,
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sTooKHoLDLRs' MEETING.
La RENE MINING COMPANY

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
there win he meeting OF STOCKHOLDERS 90.
La Refine Mining Company, at tho odce
said company, i0s- 100 Progress luidns N
Lake City, on the End day q March lall 81
the hour OF Q o'clock p. m. on said day. n
the purpose Of olecting board Of five dife,|
tors, and for transacting such other bushes
asmay properly come before the meeting
Y. Ii. SCHMIDT
A. W. SCHNlDT
j D. sfACR,
a. :. DAY
Directors and Stockholders
Dated February ., laJl.
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That rhrobhing Headache

Would quickly leave you, II you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only rs cents. Money back
II not cured. Sold by Y. C. NJ, /, Drug
Dent
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THE STANDARD.

Do you have the Standard Die
tlonary In yonr library ar
school room? II not. you are not
UP 10 date. II IL the largest.
best edited. best printed, best
bound. and most modern work
In all respects yet issued. Only
a limited number on hand, Ad-
dress the Deseret News.
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ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be Il meetlag Of the stockholders
Of the Utah stove Il Hardware Co, atii' OF
fee, Nos. 1898 h. LIST South, Salt Lave IVY
Utah, at 10 a. M, on Tuesday February la
1901 Tor the electo OioGeen sndlae vans
action Of such other business S maj come
before II. ,,r.r, CO..
Date OF FIRST publication jan IN AL
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There is probably no disease or condl-
ton OF the human system that causes
more suffering and distres than piles.
TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT cures them quickly. without
pain or detention from business. Price
50 cents in bottles Tubes, rs cents. z.
c. NJ. !. Drug Dept
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And in accordance with law and an
order OF the Directors made Dec. s, 1900,
so many shares OF each parcel Of stock
as may be necessary will be Sold at the
office OF the secretary, 1876 South State
street, Salt Lake City. at IL o'clock noon
on the goth day Of February, 1901, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with the cost Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
H. GREEN. Secretary.
1876 State ST.
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You can help anyone whom you find
suffering from inhamed throat, laryn-
geal trouble, bronchitis, coughs, colds,
etc, by advising the use OF BALLARD'S
HoREHoUND SYRUP; the great
remedy for coughs and colds. Price, 25
and 20 cents. z. C.. NJ. !. Drug Dept,
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NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
OF the Mountain Summer Resort Company

OF the Mountain Summer Resort VOnN''
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN I Bi
pnrsuant 10 call OF the President aga b9a4
Of Directors. special meeting o. ue w. s1,,
holders OF the Mountain Sunug ~ ~.
Company will be held al me loS o y ~, S1
SAT- Lake City. Utah. on SATURDAY, MN N
day OF February A. D 1871, az we nOl !. 4. '
o'clock A. m. Of said day, for ne aip,NS Al
authorizing the Board OF Director, 70 n 4 81 h.
of the real estate and water Iigll y " /,
said Mountain summer Resort .om l,,. n,
salt Lake City. and also 20 vole w, Y. NJ,
question OF effecting ssolnt on t y, W ~
noration. JOHN Q. ~ ibah w.
p Il. I. McEWAN, secIe'N'
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

tlce.-There are delinquent on the fol-
lowing described stock on account Of
assessment levied on the Sth day Of De-
cember. 1900. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follows:
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Persons who can not take ordinary
pills find II a pleasure 10 take DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. They are the best
little liver pills ever made, F. c.
Sohramm.
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mountains and the sea, The mountains
rising In natural terraces close behind
the town, seem TO be bare OF yeBeta-
ton, yet are clothed with vineyards 20
their SUBMITS. Africa is dlmly visi-
bic on the southern horizons and all
around the circuit OF the harbor, where
ride the ships OF the world Gas many
as three thousand vessels anchOring
every year In front Of Malaga, are ele-
CANT villas set in blooming gardens
attesting the wealth derived from this
extraordinary commerce. Spain mas
lost much at the hands Of Uncle sam
uel, but the disasters OF the recent war
have rather Increased than DIMINISHED
the prosperity OF this, her second con-
mercial city. There are German and
English ana French colonies In the
place, and even small American
community. all on friendly terms With
one another though each has It's especi-
al club house and reading rooms. The
head of the American colony by the
way Is Mr., Warren c. Beyan, Of Bal
timore who came here about tWonly
years ago. OF course, Ike all the
other foreigners, he rs engaged
In the rasin business. and TO
his Is added almonds, wines,
and palmetto hats--all conducted under
the same extensive roof, and on the
same floor. except the wine cellar In
this well-arranged and orderly place
work Is always going on. Though this
Is not the busy season, you may gee
women packing boxes OF raisins In cork
dust. sorting almonds and corklng and
labelling bottles. Both labels and bot
ties are made In England-whlch does
not speak well for Mr. Bevans patriot
ic announcement Of home Industries.
The wood for boxing the
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FRUIT AND NUTS

Is all brought from Norway In the
shape of shingles, and the cork-dust, OF
which tons ore used in packing, comes
from the cork-f0rests Of central Spain.
The almonds here are such as are sell
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IN THE DISTRICT Coupr NJ,
bate Division in and for S,i, IVY
County, state Of Utah. In tbs y" , 'ai'
of the estate Of George Renaml,D ' Sa
lace, deceased. Notlce-The neiin "a,
Martha NJ w Perkins. deyisege ' ss
Of George Benjamin Wallace d oa lt
praying for the partial dIsirt,o-,
of the residue Of said est 90 10 ~ wv. ".
heir has been set for holrHe o %'
urday. the 10th day of Iebuary ,
1901, at 10 o'clock, a. m., al tia 1, A
Court House, in the Court Room NJ y, "
Court in Salt Lake City Salt fs
County, Utah. ' ''e
Witness, the clerk OF said Conn, ,
the seal thereof afiy,6 \.
(Seal) 9TH day Of February 4 n \
1901. =" q
BY Albert j. Scare. Deputy Clers
N V, Jones, Attorney.
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PROBATE AND ouARp,,S.
NOriCEs. siilp
''e"S TOT further informant iespecuy,

IN THE DISTRICT comm
Of IItab 10 arg Tor Salt Lake & pr5kOhiIg
Emma S' J. stSw s9e matter q ma D1G ~ s,is
petition OF y. W. DrlgSs w. AolieeWrf
the estate OF Emma sno mmlstnt. !.
PRAYING Tor the settlement 'C os decea,.E.
OF SAID administrator and VI nnal ac,''..
tlun OF tlle residue OF SAID estn,tle dh,fS
ions enl tied, has been ,ei 9t'e 70 Ne y,
WEDNESDAY, The lath day Of t'ostt hearing /,
iyVl. NJ ~ o'clock a M, IN tbe 1T9ItlatT 4. 4
hpnso, ln M Court room N sN1lnty Con-,
salt Lave Vity. alt Lake C9sna'lul ,Vogr 4
witness the CLERK OF .nld Gnii. Uiah "
sen thereof affixed XIX Rl,a "A.
lsEALl ofFebruary, a b II ioS,u S .nl q,
By Albert ! ,earo, Deputy 6iS,s,L y. Cut
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WILL BE A DUKES FATHER IN LAW.

William Waldorf Daughter Pauline, to Wed the
Duke of Roxburghe
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CRIMES OF PASSION

committed when this wind IS blowing
are mitigated, in the judgment Of the
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ASSESSMENT NO. 1a.

First publication, January IS, 1901,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
CONSUMPTION FORESTALLEO
BY THE UNRIVALLED TISSUE BUILDER
Cured by Four Great Remedies.

Prevention of Consumption, early
warfare with iJB germs. before the lungs
nave actually become involved IN active
ANnBcs of the blcllli can De successful
only boy use of means that rcndcl, Tie
sues sound ana capable 0f resisting the
disease germs which must alWay8 hnd
loismout ana nourlshmont I'm order TO
see up their well known processes OF
destruction
To thus foros,oll this enemy two
properties must be- possessed by The
successful treatment. -one 90 protect
the tissues until they are made firm
ana strong from germs that may be
present IND one 90 restore the normal
tone ana resisting powers Of weakened
tissue coils
Ihc itst of these properties Us germi-
cldal, the other lH building or restura
tive. pre1isposod pud actual consump-
yves also should learn that there is no
remedy known 90 science which pose
sesaes tho building and protective pow.
ers OF the splendid Emulsion preparod
Ia lhe great laboratories of Dr SIoaum
In New YORK. city
This wonderful food remedy ls the
most potent to forestall consumption on
any wasting disease. II builds the ts-
sues beyond the power OF germs TO as-
eail them ana u holds all germs o. bay
while 10 builds,
In the matter of cure the treatment
of Dr. Slocum embraces four distinct
preparations including the WONDERFUL
Emulsion, and is positively unap-
proacned by amy other system in point
of perfection OF results
The preventive ana curative potency
of the great Socum System of Treat
ment account largely for the fact that
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For travellers and for students an ap-
pendX Is added containing much con-
oentrated information, also bblio-
BIUpNy ana a list of the titles and
whereabouts of the more important
sculptors,
New Education Renders Book ~
by A. j. Dommest superintendent OF
public instruction, IoboEcn, y. D.. ana
William NJ. Van sickle. supcrlntendent
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which VIII begin its sera run I'm Har.
pers Magazine next spring Possibly
no woman novelist Of today writes IN
such an aggressive and yet ot the SAME
time wholcaome manner Mrs. Wards
last novel Eleanor first made It's ap-
pearance In liarpers On 1900
Douglas Sndpn who IS not unknown
In American literary cWbdom and ia
iho author of one or two volumes OF
verse besides being Cd prolific contubu-
tor of brief fiction TO the magazines,
has completed an important book ON
sicily, upon which be- has been at work
for ,hreg years II is soon to bee pub
Lshod with 800 Illustrations
Casscll a. Co. are about to publish
Walter Cranes new work. entitled, "a
Masque OF Days from the last essays
OF Ella, with forty fulI-page designs In
color
poultney BiRclow viii lecture at the
University Of Minnesota and elsewhere.
not upon the relations between colonies
and their mother countries, o9 was rec
Gently announced from London but mp.
On "rhe Relation Of German MiliOrlam
TO CivIi Liberty
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IN THE SAVE COUNTRY.

Judeas homes forgot the day,
It's firing strain, its sordld quest
And soft on toilers' eyelids Law
The midnight sacrament Of rest
They knew not, dreamed not while they
slept
What heaven was all awake 90 see
THAT by the gate of Bethlehem wept
A houseless bride OF Galilee.
Unbessed was slumbers itiul boon
TO Roman lord and Hebrew priest,
And rank on drowsed in drunken
swoOn
King Herod at his wassail feast
But on that night at borrowed span
OF earth dehled by hoof and shoe
became the birth-bed OF Man
Like none Judea's annals knew
Her sentries paced AntonIa's hold,
Her thieves In Jordan wood lay low,
Her msers nodded DER their gold
in Salem and in Jericho:
Aud on Ephrata's hillside green
Her shepherds heard the angels sing
In starlight DER the manger mean
Where Mary hushed their infant King.
In that same land and moment grew
The foulest wrong, the hottest faith,
The love that saved, the crime that
slew.
BY court and palace misbeleyed
Judeas glory, hone and trust
Mary OF Nazareth received
And Graded in Judea's dust
And since that night has hate uncurled
Its serpent length, and love It's wings
In the wide Jewry Of the world,
Bat sweet from Christian bclfries rings
The truth that love at last shall reign
by victory of the Man divine
Whom the glrl-mother bore in pain
Beneath the stars OF Palestine.
The Provo Democrat recently receiv-
ed the following special from Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan
Ann Arbor, Mch.--Miss Annie Pike,
OF Provo, Utah, student in the lit
erary department Of the University Of
Michigan, has a poem in the woman's
edition Of the Michigan Daily-NeWs Of
this date entitled, "a Christmas
Prayer" Miss Pike is making a spe-
cialty OF literature and elocuton and
incidentally Is becoming known az a
poet and writer OF skin and promise
The following Is the poem referred to;
"a CHRISTMAS PRAYER
"God Of the great white mountains,
God of the deep vast sea
God Of the swinging universe
God of this little me-
How can look at the still, White stars
How can | think Of the sea,
and the mountains, o Lord, and Won
Sder not
What thou wouldst have Of me2
'"l'hou who didst give me Christ
Hear Thou my prayer tonight
am so willing, so frail,
Give me, O Lord, the light;
Mountains and sea and universe
Touched TO one harmony,
Think not, but follow Thy wond'rous
plan;
What would'st Thou have Of me-?
"Thou who didst bend my life
Into one purposeful thought,
Let me but give to the world
Out Of my little lot;
Christ gave His life, and !, 0 Lord!
Facing Eternity,
Pray for the courage and strength to
give
All Thou wouldst have OF mel"