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THE KESLER: NO sNT0Vv. -
Inl Nisw; one 3 and ons ss,,stll
lnent. 26i North State. a q
rent. a"' feAgn
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room re, ", CORNER APT. IN NM
arr lst ave. and g e, ps pns -
apie. Wasatch l37S-X o. ,ss,e1s u
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TWO NEW FLATS Mon.z-
r,a ,a"rhaGe, SIS. logo SSnWn,ahRs. y
Lns, west Temple ,rou.h Wss ,
"Vo'' ~ Ind, So ''Aes ca
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskillcd laborers Iur
WEhed. 10 East Ist South, corner SoII
meTclal. Bell phone 1855. Ind. ?g3. p9A
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Ne", elegantly eouipnsd
apaI lnlents: fircproof bnns,n nocstisH
service. Phone Fell 5s7I Iuhs; -
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FOR RENT. MoDrpy
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Sl2 sth n. new 4rSSnLE. -
rear porches. launyorn apt.
children. Apply NoS. etc, ,fs
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EIECTA CHAPTER NO.
&, Order Eastern star
Stated meetings third
Tuesday OF each month,
Masonic temple, corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
JCENA MARCEL, W. NJ.
aIT C.zrato.u
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SEN TIE PLAZA, esTT I-y.
Feb. Is. four-room ;Ia,. IN ~ q
c"nNcniences. Phone Hylara 49,
call iso E. Srd South, Hat M ,W't
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S'nM. AFT, MODERN srrIvS
vsssi sss ranges elect. light. II; N
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'SoSi Ns"on, "A APT: r, IN cRITcpIc-s
40 ho"e Il kellys. 'ohn 9. O.
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A. A S. RITE-THE FOUR CO-ORD1-
nate bodies of tho A. A s. Rite of Fres
Masonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday I'm each month at the Masonic
temple. corner First South and Secoisl
East. Sojournlpg brethren invited
w. z. Bailey. 32d deg.
w. M. Jordan lodge OF Perfection No. ).
III, Il. Mcmillan.
W. NJ James Lowe Chapter Of Rose
Croix No. ].
i. II Harding. SD deg.
Commander OF Salt Lake Council OF Ka-
6osh No. /.
a. L. Hutchinson, 52d deg.
NJ. of W. Consistory No. l.
Christopher DIehl. 33d deg,
Register for all tho bodies.
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GROOM APT. Croc. 4
East. 'aper In tons VIZ
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Personal. ATTENTION AND THOR
oughness chara acterize Utah Business
College training. Day and night, Begin
now. Boston building slt3'
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MOI. : AND 5-RM. Ayrc -
toh. go to sis. Sap IL; Hsa,
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HOTEL, WEST, NEWLY FURNISHED
Throughout. modern. steam heat. rooms
80 90 and UP. Ind. 1913, 1864 west Soutn
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MODERN 2 AND i-R0n,r -
appearing bed. sis; 2Si = TT NJ
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
!, Order Eastern star
Masonic temple stated
meetings nrst Friday
each month. Visiting
members Will receive a
cordial welcome.
JENNIE r BRECkON.
w, NJ; NELLIE I.
SPENCER. Secretary,
MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
8. Order Eastern star
Stated meetings 1890 first
Monday OF each month.
Masonic temple corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
+. BENJAMIN, w. M.
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GERTRUDE z. BENJAMIN, w. M.
LOUISA STEWARD, Secretary
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WE ARE THE OLDEST. WE EMPLOY
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East hotel. AFsLr N
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WANTED-F FIRST CLASS BAKER PAS
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UTAH CHAPTER NO l. r. A M
Stated convocation second Wednesday
In each month at Masonic hall. corner
Second East and First South streets.
Companions cordially invited. John 7.
Breckon, II. p: Moses C. Phillips. Sec
retary.
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THE ALEXANDRIA,
Elegantly Furnished room with batn
o2S55
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED,
$40 month, Salt Lake City, ENamina :
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EEST MEALS N THE CITY: HOME
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UTAH COMMANDERY NO. I. KNIGHTS
Templar.-Stated conclaVe held In
Masonic temple. corner Second East and
First South. the first Thursday OF each
month. Sojourning Sir knights cordially
invited TO attend.
r. c. RICHMOND. L. G.,
L. .. lEATHERWOOD. Recorder.
$1,000
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FIVE YOUNG MEN WITH BICYCLES;
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CUT FLOWERS
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-NECE STOCN TO SELECT FROM r
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THOSE WHO TNVESTTG ATE OUR ia
cilitiss never enroll elsewhere. We
place more people in positions than all
other schools Henager's Business College.
<to5,
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LEARN a PROFESSION THAT PAYS.
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WANTED. WORK AFTER SCHOOL
hours and Saturdays 10 help pay cN-
penses; am an experienced clerk. Phone
Bell 1l3S Nl2oi
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YOUNG ARSTRACTOR. APPLY IN
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Ogden, Utah. Give experience, refer
ences and salary expected NlAio
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WANrED-CIOOD RELIABLE MAN TO
take half interest in wcil-paying bust =
ness: cheap 10 right party Apply 10
W. So Temple. N1i0i
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SUCCESS INSURANCT;-UTAH BUSI-
ness College preparation for business
life. Start a course now. Boston pldg;;
day night. sloSS
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MAN DTSElWASHER AT COZN CAFE
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THE kESLER: NO sATOYv.
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nent 264 North State '''a 6
SEN TIE PLAZA, csTT I-y
Feb. IS, tour-roon ;Ia,. T. ,LHm IN
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APARTMENTS FURNIsHlu I
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THE COLONIAL
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THE KEITH
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THE CoyET.
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GOOD DELIVERY BOY. S6i WEST
5rd South. NliSl
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

EREE -. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AN
eonbslTHer. i6| :. West Temple. Phon.
.6le
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made good at the wheat game, too. As
result this whole western country,
looked down upon and deserted few
years ago by the eastern money-lend-
ers. is blessed with what the presi-
dent in his Thanksgiving proclama-
tons calls 'unexamp pied pros perity."
Does that sound like there are no
schools nor churches in Kansas. and
its workers and all slaves, and its
children wearing out their little lives
in treadmills?
The following is the joyful conclu-
sion Of this editorial.
OF course. with all rnis material
prosperity. culture i growing The
Kansas farmer IS of kind that cares
for the finer things OF life Schools,
colleges and universities are flourish
ing as never before and the state
bids fair. according 10 some Of Is En-
Cnusiastic friends. 10 Ou-sIrip Indiana
as Z literary center.
The woman o. the pl4 ms. 100. :
gamer by tEe new era. She has grad
1a-ed from tie churn into tae electric
runa3ouc
Where you can pay for the land
from q years profits, what becomes
Of the socialist demand for Tie col
Iectiv4 ownership Of Iaad?''
Despite the rawlings Of TIE APPEAL
10 Reason the great bulk ot the peo-
pie Of Kansas own their own homes,
ara surrounded D-i-h churches ana
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-20

ae nags IL Il fOat and
HHe see Nft re- beauty our heart
thrill
e sweet chant % its wind
care
A. aar4s - al IL clustered
HFafa
N p mothers! and heroes
HHaH EraW
ra blush warn on your
80 SNOW
go q fathers here's no sweet
Hafh
Ha af ~ "a f0l4s with a sol
taaf breath
a. D e1U1-en, be true 20 the
So g Ia plain by the old camp
fs
Samuel l. Simpson.
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THE WORLD AND THE MAINE
ELECTION

In discussing the Maine election.
The New York World made the fol-
lowing observation
one thing more IS demonstrated
by the Maine returns: The republican
party is much stronger than mad been
supposed. Popular disgust wirh L..
especially in the east, IS FAR less az
gress.ye than it ought 10 BE- The
Maine election indicates that II Mr..
Roosevelt had not had an Oyerwheln-
ING ambition 10 be the only president
ever elected to a third term, the ou--
look Tor republican success this fall
would have been far brighter than
any OF rs believed.
Why popular disgust with the re-
publican party in the east any more
than with the democratic party? Has
not the World been engaged in hold
ing up the democratic organization in
It's own state and in its own city for
ever so long a time 10 public execra-
ton? And If II is rotten there. why
would il not be rotten elsewhere?
Why is the World fighting Governor
Dix Isn't it because ne is a demo-
crar? Why is it fighting Mr. Murphy ?
Is it not simply because he is at the
head Of the Tammany organization?
When or where did the Tammany or
ganization give comfort or support TO
the enemy? 1t has been loyal to the
democratic party and its traditions.
Is such a record as that behind the
World.
Has it not lent its influence and
power in moulding public opinion
against the democratic party in the
great empire state Of the union, and
what pray, is the legitimate fruit of
such a crusade? Can its declaration
Of principles and teachings make it a
thing to be avoided in the city and
state OF New York, and a model for
the nation TO follow?
If a newspaper had the prescience
of seeing itself as it is seen by 9th
ers, the World would see why popular
disgust is less aggressive in the east
against the republican party, and a
less popular desire to hug the demo-
cratic party to it's bosom The World,
making a declaration of political indie
pendence because it feels that the
party Of its own city and state is I'M
worthy Of it's utilization, cannot hope
to inspire confidence in it by others
in the east. or elsewhere.
Candor compels US to say that
with fighting the democratic organiza-
ton of New York-city and nation
and bringing into questionable repute
nearly every prominent name con-
nected with it there from Governor
Dix on down. is a miserably poor way
of moulding disgust for the opposition
party in Maine or elsewhere. The
Worlds course would not have him
dered a bright outlook :of the repub-
lican party had not Mr. Roosevelt's
vaulting ambition hopelessly divided
it.
The democrats have Mr. Roosevelt,
not the World, TO thank for the hope
Of democratic success this year. Had
it not been for Theodore Roosevelt
the democratic party would have been
hopelessly wrecked on the shoals,
and the World would not have been
in a position to even have cast a life
preserver in its direction.
The newspaper that conceives the
idea that it is purer and better than
it's party is a very poor dependence in
a political campaign, because a luke
warm friend is more dangerous than
an open and avowed enemy. The
World should not blow hot and cold.
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Work was begun last week on 4
modern tourist hotel at Boca Grande,
the contract being in the hands of E.
W. Parker of this city, and the plans
have been drawn by Francis J. Ken
nard, also Of Tampa.-Tampa Trib.
une
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p.ck Ensey OF Starka made the
charges AGAINST o. Wright. chief en-
sheer in charge of the Everglades
drainage The Starke Telegraph SAYS
that 4 Is OF the opinion that in rid
dlns the state of Wright. Ensey has
done il y service
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TIE Ltie HIsborough river is
fos .Hs upstream according TO re-
earfs from that section.-Tampa
Times Most anything is liable 10
aleea n south Florida
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Ne heard OF a man who wanted
SOB here he wouldn't have anything
81 80 s. Cloud Tribune He will
set e Nhen Debs is elected president.
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TmesJu.on says that Mr.
~e.ael socialist candidate for
res lent made tw) hours
tHeega tAas citV
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-20

s says the 81 Cloud Trib-
ae eur winter visitors are begin
HA arrive and every summer
chem remain with US"
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- Painter is writing an in
descr ion Of a sail Of his
southern sea, in a sail boat.
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THE WORLDS DECLARATION %
INDEPENDENCE

a. -.
World Win 2 zFra oA
and the ringing 81 b.s Eos
itself rom tie demo,
Beside t+s ..s.-
r..,
seems
ara-r
listen +,
80. -
pa = |-t--
hope D. t4e -.
The W1rts
ylv cart.tst-
IT,. v.-4
~ .3~ -4-..--
The W5~.!
Gta4YA ~
nom -
-be sinister ...
Dos.
-Taa tf-
.f.4,.-
-
-e-.5-.
ro--4
.ag- lf-.i--.
''--
IS -a
Tie u
t.s- v.-
observed
i does ~
b. GRATING f
80 III
zu-.tE d.
himself =. =,
sora, f-a,s - -.-
--@e -t--l g
John 4. DIX
Well 10 ra- .eA
ra~ no No
-e-- -
Here i
,Wav t.a Charles
len al Bal more
Of William lpgur-
"Becaus4 Nlrn.
Rrvan told ta. trurn
cause Murphy slrN
answer III SIR Bm
cause Murphy knaN
politics tor MS own
to rpllv Us SIR Brvs. H
wire further aN-.,t-.~.
70 ION nan
- = 49,
~ ~. -.
No AOAts- man ~ et
:, - 80 -
- - - 20
Ia e oeeA eo..P
an attack. +" r no --
TTol 81 mat coDren- 5n Al
ored with is outcome
Murphy was beaten .n tl~ del
r nasional con- . en- a.- '-
con','en.for baca,,s. n u-
the. courage to stand before ~.
gates and tell The truih ana
ldmMdDF DO~S.
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TWO PICTURES

/ parry, devoted 10 the exploration OF
the disconnected and supplemented
Of our population: the other is the
Rural Home, an agricultural newspa-
per, devoJed 70 The exploitation II
/ the soil
Ro-h nawenanAr= are nrintad in
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alone amount . nearly a half million
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i vas : !. BaFaIh1' me wise. WHY
ana experienced $40 I" IA 7 " ~ 7@--
that ne American people enjoyed
no;h.n= 9@s.er J4an y Dc aum2Qg9e1
ana tie o-s=er 1Ae AdtLlou@ 'Ae AeTi-7L
the endowment
Besides is subscription ISL q
million, the Appeal . Reason mas
nearly three columns o. advertising
which ought 70 Offset the printing q
only Tour pages so Us su'SC'- 'l-0A
lis- e nearly all profit.
II has an almost uncuiI.Fated ne-o
for exploration. Il i rolL-As II GU
YER. As an explolrer IN It's held IL Is
q success.
Claiming % aDDeaI to. reason, so far
oAto - orr:t-a ar a con-
c-usloH' taiS newspaper appe@'S 0ilIS
20 The pTejudices and passions OF me
minimizing and discontinued.
W. f,1 ~ End single rangfbIa m.
a. -.
Aerent' ioglcaI 1hoognt III us entire
four pages. Il Knocks our form
of government" acknowledged 10 be
Il. fraas+ +ba s,r avar sbonA IN
-
sees ho.1-h2 D4I d3Ject Sld' 94F "a
The one side and contemptuous wealth
on The other and paints our civiliza-
! ton in black dismal and repuIsive
coIors
/ We do not care 70 make frivolous
assertions that are barren Of proof.
81 We barricade our remarks with a
fav. o,o+a-ions
W. &C. c,o+a from NJ 0ab,s Lot
ter ~ accanranca -ha narv,s highest
a,.hor;-v.
The can;+a1is, class dasn,ses a
working class party. Why should the
working class give their support 10 i
c4plta!lsl CLASS parls ...,
wortin grnen eufFar slava~v and rha
most calling Injustice exists onlv be-
! cause it has workingmen's support.
Withdraw tnat support ana capiCal-
''t- - = ae;4a,.-.. s,o,o go noh
the workers onIv bv the consent of
the workers when they cast their bal
loLs on election DAY
narfv w5aTarer ia name i : 'r voTe
for wage slavery, for poverty and
degradation.
We ask, in all candor. is there, in
that entire quotation, a single llIuml-
mating argument; a single logical
thought appealing TO ones reason?
In this country the workers OF yes
terday are the capitalists Of today, so
why should they want TO enslave their
fellows?
These capitalists (so-called) are ap-
proachable, they are hale fellows well
met with the multltudes, and nave not
been taught the first lesson in the
language of aristocracy, 50 Mr.. Deb's
Affusion is the merest cant
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70 nave al a 'o0i "cy We nus
nave peers, and lords, and dukes ana
counts, and other gentlemen of title
on the one hand and obsannious
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-20

In his tour of Oregon. the colonel
is urging the right of women to vote
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-20

SEPTEMBER 20, 1912
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-20

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