The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Fro AWAKEN
||GG|sH DR|TONS
q English in Polit-
"a National Issues
.;ect Of Comment.
N YOUNG VOTERS
Party Leaders Take
10 Arouse Interest
,uqhout Kingdom.
n YOUNG VOTERS
PHIrIP EVERETT.
Mh Trsh1inn

PRII.IP EVERETT.
"A 10 Ths Tribune.
/. Nov. There Is no
1lug sign Of the decadence
kish people which contrasts
With the national awaken
see. than the absolute ape-
4 average individual in re-
POLITICAL and national ques-
a Of papers and magazines,
reesnt chilly season, took up
A of what ought to be done
awaken the people, but
eIngle valuable suggestion
10 Of tho Liberal party,
Mr. Asquith, however, are
{o take The matter up, and
isntIy come to the oonclu-
ID older generation Is be-
k0pe Of salvation, they are
q Q vigorous national cam
q the young.
j Schools.
|ssday ns1t, November 8, an
b be made to tho public
university men throughout
/ With the object Of impress
thAm their duties and re-
. as citizens In the matter
alyio and social service.
{ The greatest cities In tho
y bsen asked to cooperate
4 meeting is to be held In
b London under tho aus
j Cavendish club.
<ozs viii include the Arch
Waterbury and York, the
~, the Duke Of Devon
Of Portland, Lord Sails
1elbuurne, Sir Edward Grey
laden Powell.
Was opened in January,
.oN consists Of 1400 mem.
cugh otherwise q social
"a objects are to encourage
i TO devote their leisure
<e form Of service, and to
I 10 the Christian spirit as
force and object Of all
,Ege Prevails.
whole Conservative press
Inning into our ears that
s'a star is sinking; that he
grip on the masses, and
pc speech at Bedford, with
enad his land campaign,
ute fiuseo and a great dis
g his Liberal and Radi-
Il has not succeeded in
1ybody, and tho best proof
Qeellor Of the excbequer Is
p potent personality In
'es today and that the To-
Fom believing that his land
9 Is to be found in the
Land Defense league Is
{ormed TO fight the plans
>ors yet what forms the
this new league are to
appearance IN the political
\ anticipated with perfect
q The supporters Of Lloyd
ere fully aware that NO
eaches or political pamph-
out the fact that En-
Possesses far better agTi-
nan Denmark, which feeds
1ore than hall of It's rural
ped out Of existence dur
ecades, that It's remaining
are paid less in wages
70 maintain q person In
and are living In novels
nan those inhabited by
(he stone age.
Masses.
the dowu-trodden part
people, who form tho ma
sse, IA Lloyd-Georse Is
er; Hs has 30 far ahoyvn
9ef1ul ability to Garry
/ Ing he has taken up, and
aagnetism 10 marvellous.
- the other day: 1.-THE
4 the Unionists at tho
!, eiestion 10 that It is
osnble for Lloyd George
! sne electors personally be-
Hls power resides in
cstantion Of Miss Marie
Ellis Island authori.
mind tho fact that /
IN the German and
n papess, been reading a
Impisints against the
d fsslon authorities on
Scandinavian immi.
/ asy, sasy, many Of whom are
sesccssed sss people, though
cA Of means to travel
sass conditions on Ellis
aDsoiuts disgrace to
/, Government hs.
tAmundssn, explorer and
|:H . south pole, permia.
/ kd,ss postofice on board
rsts his coming TIP
] Fac &c seas. This win bs
a, nhiy postofice In the
DIScs will be to send
u tne unknown world
rr i%n.s flam moves. Be.
~ s%hhndsen hen viii reosdve
~, MS M postofilce is to
De stamped with a
s.t .stamp, and At the
VI M 6.n reached by the
]st;I"S stamped With the
sion ~. stamp and dis: M
rsS e hrst regular post, st
N Amuudsen gets into
n es@ eosised postal cards do.
/ l"egian artist will be