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From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
Grows hair and we
can prove it
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what will please you most will be after few weeks
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Danderine is 20 the hair what fresh showers Of rain
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Get IS cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine
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SAN PEDRO. LOS ANGELES g. SALT
LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Noffce OF SnecIaI Mcetino of Storkbotderz

Los Angeles, California, Jan, End, 1919.
10 the Stockholders OF the san Pedro.
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Com.
psHy:
Notice is hereby given that q special
meeting of the stockholders OF the San
Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lase Rail
road company has been called by the
president and the board of directors to
convene at the office Of the company. and
at Its principal place OF business and at
the building where the board Of directors
usually meet: Ne: lse south Main street,
OF Utah. on the 9Th day OF March. 1872,
At 10 O'Clock a. M. for tho purpose of
considering and acting upon the follow
ing propositions. namely:
l. To authorize the. board OF directors
Of this company to make appropriate pro-
visions for the retirement of the rirst
mortgage bonds OF this company, hereto
fore authorized in the amount of sixty
millions of dollars. OF which there have
been Issued only the amount OF forty
eight million eight hundred and thirty
Ave thousand dollars. and 10 cause the
same to De cancelled. and TO secure the
satisfaction and oischarEe of record OF
this compepy's first mortgage made to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
Admiral Rodney
BY Rev. Thomas B. Gregory.

tn ODNEI'S victory of Cape ST.
Vincent 1872 years ago-Jan-
nary -, i1s0--was one OF the
u D flne things In the way OF hu-
man valUr and achievement
We can never snord 10 tuck away into
the nst-covered pigeon hole II oo-
NvIon.
was in dire straits. The American
colonies were keeping her busy In
the New world, France WAS rehting
her out OF revenge for her expulsion
from Canada ana Spain was at war
with her for the recovery of Gibral
tar: and between the three fires
the tight little island" had its hands
And then it was tina, the value CT
sea power showed itself. Putting up
as bold front as she. could In
America, England gen, Der sendoss
out over the brine locking fo- the
warsfips Of ne- adveisEries. Meeting
the Spanish feet % cape st. Vincent.
sn!y, fcur 5parisn ships getting aHay.
With the destruction rf that feet
and ihe capture OF its admiral. the
rraval power OF Spain was gone,
lands foes was forever eliminated
from The reckoning.
But Rodney, the. Fighting Bo5,.
Evans OF the British navy Of that
day. was noi satisfied With. brushing
Hispa nia from the seas, and later on
encountered the French navy unoer
De Grassc in the West Indies. lie
treated II even worse tnan he did
the Spanish armada at Cape 81. Vim
cent. From all accounts IT was
ST. Domingo. With his th!rty-five
sail CT the line the Britishsr pitched
INTO the thirt%three French ships
and made short work OF them. cap
frl -1fr IL fs i
them the admiral and many OF his
officers. French naval prestige went
down in the overwhelming defeat al
81. Domingo. Jamaica was saved and
The struggle OF the Bourbons was
over.
The wooden walls" OF England
had saved her. as the same kind of
walls had saved Greece more than
1000 years before. With his ships
Eodney had done for the land Of
mistocles with his triremes had done
for the land Of Homer and Sophocles.
But Rodney did more than that
Ills victories, in putting culetus
ocean. materially aided In bringing
about The signing Of the treaty which
was 10 end the hostillties in America.
and forever establish the indepen-
dence Of the United States. Between
Rodney's victory at Cape ST, Vincent
and his victory in the West Indies.
CornWallis had surrendered at York
town, and the American envoys
were naturally anxious for the final
settlement with the mother country;
but with France threatening her su-
premacy on the ocean, England hung
bacl; from the settlement. Very much
10 the chagrjn OF the victors of York
town. But with France out Of the
way as a sea menace. England was
free to treat with the Americans, and
in November following Rodney's tri-
umpl In April there were signed the
preliminary articles whicl, led up to
The treaty Of Paris and the indepen-
dence OF the United States OF Amer
lea.
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RECESSION OF FLORIDA
BY Rev. Thomas B. Gregory.

:: : ::::: Z: : ! 80: + !: e.; {: :
Paris, which was TO acknowl-
edge the independence Of the United
states OF America. Great Britain
threw a parting brick at the Ameri-
cans by receding Florida TO Spain.
Romantic beyond that OF any other
Land of Flowers" Away back In
the first decade Of the sixteenth
century Ponce de Leon heard OF
magical fountain in this fairyland in
which one might battle and be young
again. EouIpping an expedition he
perpetual youth. and on Easter Sun
day 1912, discovered Florida, so
called from the tact that AT the time
OF ITS discoyery 1t was gay, With its
along the coast. landing here and
there TO look for the wonderful toun-
tain; but he did not find II, and re-
turned home a feeble, disappointed
old man.
The beautiful peninsula has changed
chameleon changes it's color. BY
right OF Ponce dc Icons discovery IL
went, of course. to Spain. and Span
ish IL remained for two hundred and
fifty years. st. Augustine. the old
est town not only in the United
States, but on the whole North Amer
lean continent. was founded In
1864 From that date onward the
iIidalGoes held the land by most
uncertain grip, The English admlrals
co!onists OF Georgia and South Caro-
lima made several attempts 10 take
il. Finally Florida was cedcd TO
Great Britain. in return for Havana,
which had been captured by that
country tho previous year.
After holding II for twenty wears
England recedcd il TO Spain, not be-
cause she loved Spain. but because
she hated the Americans. and de-
sired 10 keep them out Of the province
as long as possible: The Americans.
however, got the. better end OF the
t~eniy-fiye thousand people OF Eng
lisl1 blood living In Florida at the
time, and Immediately after the re-
cession TO Spain these all "hikcd''
over into the adjoining states.
as for Florida. itself, II was as
sure as fate that 1t was sooner or
later 10 become a part OF the United
States. Joining our republic, and, by
It's strategic position commanding the
Gulf OF Mexico and the Caribbean. it.
remain i'm foreign hands: and from
the start ii was the decree az mani
fest destiny that il must eventually
come under the jurisdiction OF 'old
Glory'-a decree that received Its
logical fulfinent in the treaty of
1919, by which the fair region dis
covered four hundred years ago by
Ponce dc Leon IVES ceded to the
United states OF America.
In 1851 Miss Florida. resolved 10
walk no more with her Uncle Sam,
and when Uncla Sam went down
among the orange groves TO make her
come hack, his erring daughter GAVIN
him an awful blood reception al
Olustec, but after four wears OF
strenuous argument she was porsuad-
ed to return to the old ways, In which
she seems TO be walking very con.
tentedly et tine present time,
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the Guaranty Trust company of New
York as trustee. bearing date the lst day
OF July. 1909
2. To increase the bonded Indebtedness
Of this company by authorizing and ap-
proving an Issue of bonds of this COM
pany In the amount OF seventy million
dollars TO be secured by mort
gage and deed of trust, dated
OF July /, 1911. upon the railroad
railroad property and franchises OF
this company. together with the appur-
tenances thereunto belonging. now owned
or hereafter acquired or such part there
OF as may be prescribed in said mortgage
and deed OF trust. and 10 authorize and
empower the board OF directors OF this
company to prescribe the form and tenor
OF said bonds and mortgage and deed OF
trust, and to select and appoint A trus-
tee of said mortgage and deed OF trust,
and to take all such action az they may
deem necessary or expedient in the prem
isas
The books for the transfer Of The stock
Of this company Will be closed FOR the
purpose OF said meeting at l2 o'clock
noon. on the 18th day Of February l9l@,
and reopened at 10 o'clock a. m, the
9Th day of March, 1912.
BY order Of the president and OF the
board OF directors.
W. II. COMSToCK. Secretary,
s11A
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REPENTANCE CEASES
IT0 Be FASHIONABLE
,kople No Longer Have Leis-
ure to Lament Over What
\ IS Past.
BY THE GENTLEWoMAN.

so universally
ncticed at this season OF the year.
well AS on birthdays and, some
mes. on Sundays-is rapidly becom'
- one of the obsolete virtues Even
I<veIists seem 10 have grown urea
fbo O. wobblina' heroine, the lady
ho nlunged into exotic sins one dag
IA betooll herself (metaphorlcally) TO
7nunneYv the next, only 10 loin the
.,nv of backsiders with greater Hest
AN ever rs soon as her hit OF penl'
ure was over. Despite copybook max
NJ warning the unwary Of the futlIlty
E;nduIeing in lamentations over spit
llk. repentance has .t]ourlshed exceed
ely. and women especially nave
fherto always manifested n strong
Is in thai direction.
Repentance needs leisure, and that
~ be why il is gradually going out
fashion. People have no time, 10
ok backwards. and, moreover, they
4 now realizing the futlllty of do
I so. Like Omar Khayyam, they I'M.
rstand that no one can rub out what
b moving Finger has written, ana
&t tears are powcrless 10 undo what
y once been done.
I1e woman OF IpudN - MUCH blpi y
teiy to act on Shelley's dictum,
reither TO change. nor falter, nor re
>nf;' to 90 straight on, doing the best
ID can according 80 the light that has
80 vouchsafed TO her, and never
Isfing moment Of timo IN useless
nfets or vain repentance. Such a line
| conduct is surely more courageous
Ia more likely to lead to some definite
xilt than .he other To sit sorrow
n over one IS sins is u depressing
bic, conductive TO disheartenment
III despair.
la realization of the law Of cause
IN effect, and a true prehensiop of
h ruth that suffering is the inevitable
f01lery OF sin, is worth all the pepi-
nfial tears that have ever been shed.
Ich an attitude towards life is much
p<e likely TO lead to true nobility OF
xractcr than that of irving 80 oysdc
a lust due of one IS deeds by the
fkstairs of repentance.
Kepentance, as it is understood now
&ys, means turning right round and
uTneying III an opposite direction.
|Emerly. it meap.t sitting down 10 the
Idle of the road and crying because
has taken the wrong turning: then,
}fhwith. drying ones eyes and pro-
ding in the wrong direction again
obvlonslv fatuous and what the
itch call fushionless proceed
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Woman Against Slavery
BY Rev. Thomas B. Gregory.

they were earnestly requested TO do
so by the authorities OF Virginia and
the Carolinas
In the first continental congress
Thomas Jefferson tried i'm heroic FASH
ION TO get bill passed which would
have stopped the slave trade So far
as this country was concerned. and
wiped out the bondage OF man TO
man in all the colonies. but the great
FirsiDian's effort was defeated by
The New England slave dealers,
backed bY Old England and Il small
but influential minority in the south.
If the fathers and grandfathers Of
tnc women who signed the Duchess
OF Suthcrland's address had done
their duty when Jefferson was try
ing 10 get them to do II there would
have been no need OF the address
of 1852, and no occasion for the
bloody war OF brothers which that
address helped TO precipitatc
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PETITION with six hundred
A thousand signatures, and every
"A signature that OF q. woman, is

~ thousand signatures, and every
~ signature tina, OF d. woman, is
la rare sort OF document. as
documents 20 in this world,
vet such was the Address 10 the
Women OF America" issued by the
Duchess of Sutherland against slaV-
cry, and received in tbls country Just
sixty years ago today.
Coming like bolt out OF the blue,
the monster petition shook tao coun-
try like an earthquake. From the
pines OF Maine 10 the palms OF Flor
Golden Gate, the excitement caused
ny the address ran high. and tho
friends and enemies of the peculiar
institution" made the air livid with
their cripnination and recrimination,
their praises and their curses.
AT the time Of the coming Of the
English womans address. with its
formidable list of signatures. the
Free Soil" or Republican party, was
on It's first LEGS. and there is no
sort OF doubt that the embryo po-
liticsl organization received from the
certain that the address was not
without it's effect upon the Wash
inGton statesmen in general. STIFF
fenin- the backbones Of the anti
into the oppositon ranks and thus
greatly embitterins the already neatcd
discussions in the house and senate,
had much TO do with precipItating
the great conflict which was 10 cost
2 million Of lives and billions Of
treasure.
Fun or irony and paradox is the
thing We call history. and the fact
Is nowhere more plainly illustrated
than ii is in the Duchess Of Suth-
erlands address
The six hundred thousand women
whose names were attached TO that
continent shaking document were the
daughters OF the men whose cupid
ny and brutality had helped To plant
slavery In this country. and who in
colonial days had repeatedly refused
10 do anything toward the mitiea-
ton OF tho accursed institution when
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE
FOR CRIME OF MURDER

GUTHRIE. Okla, Jan. 2T.-Beniamin
Cravens, who Was arrested at the doors
of the Missouri penitentIary a few months
ago, when Inc finished serving a. four
years sentence under the name Of
Charles Maust, today was sentenced TO a
lie term in tho federal prison at Leav-
enworth, Kau. for the murder eleven
years ago Of Alvin Eateman at Red Rock,
Okla Craycns no longer denies his iden
tIty and SAYS he is happy that he was
not sentenced 10 death,
But there Is one thing certain" threat
encd CraYena after sentence had been
passed upon him, When ] get UP to
Lesvenworth I'll get even with Bert
Wety."
Welty, who WAS Crayens' conpanion in
the crime Was brought here from tho
peniten,iaIy. where he is serving Il Me
sentence and Identified ''Maust" as
CraVens.
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What Makes a Woman2

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The Choice of a Husband

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Elks excursion to Los Angeles via
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-06
ROLETARBC

Sklep IL vsega je: Milwauska
sociallst1cna uprava je prestala
prvo izkusnjo z izbornim vspe-
HON; kajti ostala je neomadeze-
vana in postena, kar pripoznavajo
tudi pasprotniki, ostala .je zvesta
delavskim interesom, ostalal je
zvesta svojim obljubam in svojim
volilcem, cato pa S sigurnostio
upa, da bodo tudi voiilci ostali
zvesti ma dan prihodnjih volitev.