The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-24

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= mat theft and plagiarism
mart in public debate
q gtsS ..S States, or that much
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from the girl graduate
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oi II supplying such demands
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= = member of Congress gave
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a dsnoer. The Representative
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glowing accounts of
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4 ras chilled AT once. The hui
orator learned to his disgust
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! NE 6rsi session Of the
s,b Congress there occurred IN
|tppipcs a baltic between the
S,tcs troops and Moros which
"a "The Mt. Dajo Massa-
\ members cf Congress. who
Il fhs slaughter Of the natives
.ressaIy. The event provoked
hbsie in thc House. \ prom
kibsnsr. famous as an orator
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newspaper correspondent IN
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n parody OF 'Thc Charge Of
b Brigade. sarcsstically dc.
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w, equipped with magazine
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|aiihg with spears and bolos.
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|iii been his schoolmate thirty
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ri the orator, he sent the
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sf'eiug il hy the statement
r'Hd had written il.
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ttsisaV for the speaker to
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'lrs news, and by the follow
l's every important Ameri-
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~ sho read them "aud mod
|, iKelned authorship, The
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days fame ss a poet. The
4. "a 'oe supposed author en-
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ne regretted the public 3
A a,alresslon AS Ia the author
we poem his most intimate
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ago Senator Daniel of Viz.
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.untss' at school not a
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|."g orators had been heard
g, we're invited 10 take a drive
|as.es provided by The school.
conversation that took
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q mat ma, as he was clearly OFT.
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