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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

ed by the Smiths There were wealth
and power in it. Sidney Rigdon even
went so far as to have "drect reve.
lation from heavenN to prove that he
owned the treasure. But he was not
as cunning ms Brigham Young. Brig.
ham (the sly old fox that he wash
arose in the Nauvoo temple and had
the people To think that the "mantlc
of Joseph" had fallen upon him, and
that this was unto them n sign. Be
sides. Apostle Amasa NJ. Lyman and
Apostle Orsou Pratt were no slouchcs
ms Brigham assistants. They went
to and fro among the audience for the
purpose of convincing those who could
not see the "mantle of Joseph" that
it was actually there. To the doubtful
and the doubling ones, they exclaimed
in hushed tones, "Don't you see it2
There it is! There is Joseph standing
before MS now The mantle has fallen!
Behold your leaderi' Meantime Brig
ham was examining it into the heads
he was.
LINUS enueu Inat part OF the conSplr-
acy.
OF course, The Tribune does not pre-
tend to say who, in all, had hands in
the matter of the assassination of Jo-
seph and Hyrum Smith; but there have
been less men than Brigham and Heber
and Jedediah who have done more for
less; and quotations we have made from
their own lips show that they consid-
cred themselves under suspicion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
Where The Tribune Is on Sale.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
CAPTAIN RoALD AMUNDsEN.

Captain Roald Amundsen, the famous
Arctic explorer Though not a north
pole chaser), is in this country. He
Will be remembered ms the one man of
all who sought the Northwest Passage,
who found it. He also rediscovered and
exactly located the magnetic pole, His
services to science have been valuable,
and there has never been the least
uncertainty or dispute about them.
He is now about to start on a float
ing voyage of discovery which he
hopes will take him to the north pole,
or very close to it, And, as he in
tends TO avail himself of the we'll
known easterly drift of the Arctic ice,
he intends to drift with 1T from the
west. and not strive against it by start
ing from the cast or the south. He
will 90 through Bering Strait and make
northward from there, falling in with
the eastward moving ice pack. The
Scientific American outlines his plan as
follows:
Captain Amundsen has come here to
make preparations for an expedition TO
the Arctic which he calculated would
keep MN away from ClNlllZdlloil pioDdo'J
moro than five years. His primary OBJ
ject will be TO explore the ocean depths
VI the region. to study the currents and
temperatures and the character OF the
ocean bottoms. He will start from San
Francisco In July, 1911. in the 400 ton
gasoline auxiliary schooner Fran
which was used by Nansen in his trip
to the North. Tho Norwegian govern
ment has put up $4,000 for the expedi-
ton. and there have been many private
subscriptions from well-to- Scandna-
vlans Interested in polar exploration and
desirous OF having their own people win
sen says his calculations In regard to the
drift of the "Gjoa'' were verified by
events. and that he believes that the
"Fram" will take the course that he is
confident the drift will force her 10 take.
He can assist in making that course
pretty nearly across the pole by the use
OF his gasoline engine at periods when
the pack will permit him to steer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
HARKING BACK TO DEFIANCE.

Some attention has heretofore been
paid by The Tribune to sermon
preached at Logan by President Joseph
f, Smith on Sunday, November 81,
1909. The Logan Republican has Presi-
dent Smith, in that sermon. saving;
But the only way I know OF to get
tho spirit OF the Lord and keep it with
us is TO observe and TO obey the COM
mandments of the Lord: that is. the
whole thing. to keep the commandments
Of God.
In other words, and as President
Smith said at the Davis stake quarterly
conference, held at East Bountiful on
March 90. 1899, and reported in the
Deseret News, "We feel determined
TO do, tho will Of God and keep His
commandment to the best of our abil.
ity. The doctrine came from God. The
matter OF stopping it came from our
Government
Is there ever to be a time when hon
esty of expression and rectitude of
practice can be expected of these Nor
mon leaders who are saturated with the
polygamous thought If one were to
ask Joseph T. Smith if the Mormon
church, or its spokesman and leaders,
are teaching polygamy, an indignant
denial would be entered. And yet these
men, all Of them, are continually din
ming into the ears of their more or
less confding followers the soundness
and the godlike righteousness of poly
gamy. Especially is this true of Joseph
L, His mind seems to run to that sub
lect, 1t is probably not so much his
fault as 1t is his heritage.
1t may be contended by some who
have not the view that The Tribune
entertains that our comment herein is a
bit far-fetched. But it must be recog-
nized as 4 fact that The Tribune has
had a long experience with Joseph +.
Smith and his lawless kind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

Morley, Lord Hereford, Lord Cromer,
the Archbishops Of Canterbury and
York, and other leading members of the
House of Lords. And that is the risk
that the Lords in the upper house OF
Parliament take in rejecting this bud
get, If their Judgment Is good, that
they will be sustained by the country,
then of course they arc safe: otherwise,
not. And if the Commons prevail then
there is likely to be such an upheaval
in the politics of Great Britain as has
not been witnessed since the days of
Cromwell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

A poor fellow down at Richfield,
Utah. was blown up by blasting
charge that he thought had failed. And
so we 90 right along finding out that
humanity will never learn the lesson of
the gun that WASH e loaded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

on street crossing in such way as
to have blocked traffic, He was
charged with having dono the one
thing, and probably would have been
DISCHARGED had be done tho other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

In the prosecution of drug store
for having sold whisky on Sunday, one
OF the witnesses testified that it was
''good whisky that was sold. No
wonder the drug store people pleaded
not guilty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

1t seems that a reported plot to kill
him does not worry Mr.. Rockefeller in
the least. Considering the aggregate
telegraph tolls, that S an expensive bit
of news to send out about ono who is
drying up as fast as convenient.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

The British House OF Lords has made
II impossible for the kings agents to
collect taxes. Wonder how it would be
possible to get n few of the same kind
of lords into the Mormon church,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

State Physicians declare the fly to
be pest. But did you ever permit
barber 10 permit fly or two TO dance
the ''Highland Fling on the end of
your helpless and Inoffensivc nose2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

Humane Officer Kendall is said to
have taken n few horses to Jail be-
cause their owners left them tied up
In the cold, unprotected. There are
several other owners whose horses
would rather be In iail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

Mr.. Bendernagle says "down thump"
that lie will not act as "goat' for the
sugar trust. But the dear man should
remember that the sugar trust never
intended that anybody else should get
him. and that it was merely going to
get its own
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

The morning and minor church organ
makes continual announcement that it
is giving lot of things away. Also Il
lot of people
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

The Utah Health league is seriously
considering compulsory vaccination, but
law and revelation will both have to
be changed first
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

Up at Willard the people are demand
ing more light Only dollar month.
gentlemen and ladies of Willard; and
now is the time TO subscribe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

From y 10 q. In other words. Ameri-
canism leads TO Tipping Zion. Also
meaning that it goes double.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

At the Food fair they had a pie.
consuming contest last night. The
Federal bunch was barred.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

Mr. Weaihermnn says cit ought not
10 rain Very well, then let it simply
drizzle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

At Manti they have arrested 81.
loonman for having sold liquor TO chill
dren-and this is in Sanctified Sanpete
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

Alfred Du Pont is certainly worth
the powder 10 blow HIM to Halifax.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

Might as we'll shut your eyes as to
walk to the left.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

At seventeen years of age it is rather
carly IN life 10 acquire whole sack
OF lemons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

According to report. the local mint
is making good record. Metal or
iulcp?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

If there were no Ballinger, Pinchot IS
occupation would he gone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

a local railway switchman was ar.
rested for having left lot of box cars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
Thursday, December 2, 1909.

our'n an your 'n-the big boost,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
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einenl Ela6 non 400 @iunobnern, ioI-
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scriiiencn @ebauOe begrnben Iiegcn.
e.n @iilis3ug nit gler5ten unO 4rnn-
ftapi.eaerinnen lit BON griuIep BORT.
3lH I1ge1an1en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
6Ierf sridlphen.
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ben Siherbeitsidrant Der GrpreB.
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Siien6or bate ein beitiger Saupi
ppiihen ibm unO oem 3duber tail
gefunoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
JIlcOeag6 Oct Jllann.
Ser nGdDite TraiiOent Salt 5s: ben
befaHHteH 6bicagDer Sirssr ais
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niht, aber es lit abioIut iifer. oaB
Oie 9fierte erfolgte uno ansenom-
men Duroe. 9luf cine 0iesbesiiglihe
glHiroee enui0erte Serr Gait. OaB er
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mite 0ie 9litglieoer ieines &GbInetts
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Sen @oiten bod nod oblebnen. Die
g9aAl auf 6epburn ialen piirOe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
SepilIisuHssbOrlass in gcratbnHs.
gRahinaton. "a. Gebr.

Der Senat beihaitigte iin nab.
reno ieiner gansen Sisung nit ser
lanOwirtbihoitlihen 9eDilliauugs.
porloge, obne ooB IN @erbinOung 0a.
nit ehpas beonoers gSlhtiges erie.
0igt euuroe.
Sas sI6georonctenbauS berparI
init GROCER Stimmenme5rbeit Oa5
SeHotsamenoement surgaullligungs.
DOrlase fir erefutiue. legislative uuO
rihterlihe 3uede, monan 0as @e.
bait Oes Erdii0enten aui 100000
erbobt meroen ioa. 9ns Amen0e.
ment perfiigt and Ste 6Rbaltserho-
buug 0es @i5eprdiioeuten, Oes Spre-
ders, ser 9lln0esrihter uH0 idlaiit
Ole slemter eines llnteritudtsietre-
tdrs in0 eines oierten SiiIisItoatsie.
fretdrs. @egen SdlluB Der Situng
nuroe oie GorIage an einen &ouit.
ren5ausihuB perpieieu. @Gbreuo ei.
ner fur3en 9lbenOiisung wurOe Die
pernliihte 3iDilbepiaigiutss
erortert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
Sine seitscmafc gurlase.
SprinaiieI0. 81. ~.

SprlHgilelo, sSu, 81. Sebr.
Ger 9Ibgeouonete G9iperiieiO reih-
te heute I'M 0aus cine Borlage ein,
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brehens ongenagte Rerionen 3neds
Grlanguug eines @cimH0niiles osn
Sdlaf 81 raitben. iie Der n@niier-
flir" 81 unteaDerien. 5u ihlagen
oOer su beOroben. 9luh Derfiigt sic
gorloge, Dab Elm DON elmer Derhafte.
ten Nerion erIan8tes idriftlibes @e.
itdnoniB in ben 8erihteH niht IN.
terbreiiet peroeu bari ausgeuom.
men, es lit oon Ser betreifenoen 9eg
ion aus ireieH Stiden unteridriebel
morOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
sri. Green per6eirathct.
W2orristolpu. "a q % ,Sc6r.

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manu- lit etipd go Sabre alt.
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miir0e in ser beiheioencn gRohmm9
ser beiocu Srouen IN 0obofcn itaii.
finOen, uuo Oaber hattie iicb ibon irit6
Niorgens euae Nlenihenmenge o0rt
eiugefunoeu, im mou0alid ehoas
oon Der 3ereuouie mitansuicbcn.
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niat. oeun INN nelH llbr fubr cinc
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rem oieier @eiellidlait 5u crmlBiQeu.
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bon Giienbahneu uHteriaat. allb dui
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Wrufcr sycnsridloOcn.
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@as Gompann.
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SnierOieiu berweiaert.

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men Ieiner ejeieaidlait iein 2'e0a-
ern aasagoradt baite bar es i5ui
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Gin saIluinsIcrpaar.

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iie 0as @elo 0aiiir erb.el.m 0e
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900 eingebiiBt baben.
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NOIat Dem geiipicI.
9ittsbnra. o.. "a. SEQ

Gem @eiipieI Ser llniteo Stotcs
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den @reiie bel ieoer 0elegeubeit be.
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lideu.
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@orien ami 0;e NeuBeruugeH 0es
Eraiiocnten.
2ar 8raii0eai mar In elmer an Be
ae'terlti8 BreH3eHOeH froheH Sduae
,Smner mo 'nner uieoer Seigte 'r
'd'munielHo AMI 0ie hcimgetehrteE
2 1aAatid'if'e uu0 meiute. Dies isien
oia Sdiiie teRen gauiiie llngliids.
propa,tea esa boies GnOe Der gSel:.
Ta9rr uogauSgelagt bdtten. uuo Die
lest ohge aah uur eiuen RiB ooer
Shramme oa ibrem RWmpf 5uriid.
getchrt ieien.
Spdier beiudlts ser Briiioent sic
lfla8alhiffe Der pier Gipiiionen, no
lla A5i9ei.uuJeu Uon 0en dn0eren
Soften eirgefun0eH hatten ms
iprah 0eu 0ffi5ieren uuO gIauioda II
ietncu uaS Scr Ration Cant aus fiir
Bic meilNrAait uusgefiibrte 6abgt
mO oie mlIiterbaiie 0is5ipltn NIB
reno Ser Geiic.
llniCre 6lOtte i'm Saicn.
SORT @lonroe, &a.. "a. 6ebruar.
Ole anerisaniihe .Shlahtflotts"
lule Die IS Shifie. pelde ole ,Sahrt
nm Die groe unternabmen, noh
{raiioent Hooienelt's 9eitimmuna
iegt ofiijieIl b8cihnet per0en, fuur.
oen aeltern bon einem Sturme hcim-
aciuht, ser ihnen ieood an ibren
ishcyen glntcrpI1geu feinen Shuocn
t0at gl0miral Sperrp miro perion.
lih sic gon3e 6lotte inipi5iereu mo
cinen eingehenoeH 9eridlt iiir oas
northumberland oHfertigen, Scr
oia gan3e Seihibte Der &relBfahrt.
lat er IN San Sranciseo Ser giad.
iolgrc Uon &ontrenoniral Ghomas
nuc0e. eutbalten miro. sScoes
-Gifi miro uoh Der Snipeftion Su
0cn n5tbigen Heparatluen nad ei.
rem ,Yloitenbofe geiauot iueroeu. Die
Snupiorbeit babel miro lein, ole
g ShiiiSriifnpfe III 0en Trodenoods
Nt retnigen uto ueil ou3uitreihen.
Die Shifie batteu nah ibrcr 9abrt
ur nod inenig 9oblen in ibreu
@lrnfern glaerIei glbIugerungcu
babcu iih oil i6ren StobIb0oen an.
aeiammelt. Gs ipridt auberorocnt.
lih iiir sic 9eidoffeu6eit Der Wla.
idliuen. oaB oie Shifie 70 Iouae.
obue Elm Rod geieben 81 boben. oie
poridriitSmndBige @cidminoiateit
ron 10 &uoten beibeboIten fonnten
GcrihieOene Shiife ioIen in geSua
ouf loren Ehurnlmedanismus mo
onOere 6ilriftpngcn nlo0ernilirt
mcroen, 0nmit iie Oen 9(uipriideu,
Die an Gin ariegsid)iii beute acItcat
mer0cu, boil entipredcn. Iie Ohio"
lBiro nadl oem gleiu 9orfer ,SIotten.
I b1i 1ciaH0t lper0en, Inn bort Der.
bslierlngeu bor3liebiiien, 0ie meaeh
Ser grplonien 9eltfabrt 8mei Sabre
Iona ueridoben ipur0en @enn es
ln5alidl ii. ioa iie iib picoer su Dem
Men0e3uois Der Slotte in Sanipton
Roa0s. 0as duf 0eH II. 0lai anae.
/ feet iii ciniin0eu. Gas Shladlt.
idiii a4ernout4 lieat nod in Cuo.
raitaine. neil es einen aranfen on
@oor0 bat bei Dem man oen glus.
1rah Der g'lottern befiirdtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
siea Der .srOdenen1.
Sn0ianapoIis. Sue. "a. SEQ!

SnoianapoIis, Suo.. "a. 5ebr.
Su 5oIge BON 2ofal Option.
0ahIen limo funf weitere Counties
ia Sn0iana .trofen~ aeDoroen, i'm
@an8en iett Al pon 80 Counties. Sn
meiteren 7 Counties peroen nod in
0ieier @ohe 8ablen abgehaIten unO
Sic ~Irodenen" bebaiipien. DAB tie
iiberaa iiegen rueroeH. 0o In feiHem
0ieier Counties groBere Sta6te iino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
etreif bshnt lid aus.
0orlsnIonta. 81. 23. lfgbr

Y0rismolt5. .. 23. ,5ebr
Ger por auei ggohcu beaonneuc
2ireif ser GelbD'ideH 5dnblcilen.
NADER Ochut iih aus. aae anoercn
Sfuhiabrifanten oabicr berlangteli
nGmlih BON ibren 2IBgsile0tea. bic
glrbeii iener 5irma 5u perrdrcn.
Daraui iteateu aae oieie glugeiiea
ten aleihiaIIs Die 2lrbeit eiu Se.
6al0. lDie ale alte arbeit erleoigi ii.
iieat je6e Sdurbiabrit oabier oen
Betrieb ein. Gs mer0eu rsihlid
1000 2eute bierourh botIduiig br-
iddiiigungslos.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
aprppratipnsn bsitrait.

Springi;e.o. 81, q. 5s6r.
9at0em tie it'd itaI0s befaw,t
Aaiien. R7bntt aeiDa5rt IND Dgriebit
7u bibeH, isrea 9s1seniarif sH DEroi.
'aa.d dsn. murog BIZ ,Suin0is 1ermi.
n1i GcmpaHu uu $1,000 mo Sic 81.
iaois soB GomDan1. Gigeuibun
Der 1e-mifalGculpang. um $4,000
1eiiraii. Iies IT BE eriie oerorliss
gsEart5silaaa II S.lBo.s.