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par iaaIsbes ct Stass b~sbas.Iis Electromagnetic | min StiLs
ling, iom is nu iulotomnren ~puroerebe. aQigeuel sntebe
is lite, at bele gerbsn ftutoe unosrrsttes ON en- g~rpsbtiion
Zig ben paatGnfte.
Den unOeu Grunb, is baubs til at tag. Bort ON gaattsn,
par allen. fiupel 8Iogitab. Seq pouebs lite at tase min beIe
commando msO ubeu bsiere GiaaoeIie; sorpiets Grauas
relie uoen Brutsion uiloe piseIis bliue bemartet, ON bet
sn0og fun par nOsIs iaa Elmer. Oct par noOpenOist at
iagttase TOristisbeO cn0Os msO bet miuor. garti, i.s par
beismt paa at tuse neO mig - bet tuubs mart rystes os
fare % ubebassIi9bsosr.
6or life at fOritratte benz 5~aeisnbasn pb en- wlionatss
uift, uar bet min Senfst at tage affsb Msrtuiussn. 5aIps
uu6sn Zines psoparenSs giot piIos briugs mig til bens
gorte.
Gi par frrSiss til ben bsitsmts lib, os r,b tauie inb /
GsefOUsn, Der crnsaO Dor 9eir. Gfter nossn go at baue
fuIst en- final! Sti, tos ri ub pua gsen, Der iSrts til 9anOs.
bpeu.
GraPperne, 9ube Os Garsp, par forau iom Sp.ibsr,.
Ge par tiIioos. Ceres Sete furbIsu ueS Sropp,n.
Oct par en- MauOe at uari9us paa, iom I.g bapSe ops
.tassi sitsr nosIe Griarinsr Suitfestning. Spsione uS
en- mari6srenoe Stprte ituloe aItio pare tlfObs, snten So.
%OeSitprtsH bciiaar al 9vasOncr elsr Suiautsrifsr. gaa
oenns uIaaoe fan be Iettere iomne ireu, o. Isttsre iorbIipe
iiin!te. Gen i0ritc 6are for en- GpeiOsr, % islselis ualaa
ior bet garti, ban iisuer, Ii9ser !, at ban bIiusr fsrit Iet, o.
9opchgttst sr ltOrre. naar ban sr TIBET. Sefeu Fan life
let ifiaIss, eOpllaseue oil tuuus bsres = bericr / nj I'll.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

BOB
gif Ct bet, at man unSertio.n / Fit SnSre tan fornsmn,e
Ell iuste aouurist, LEGION ben fplite @srosn Cubs piIoe
Sfabniuger bliuer aouareoe ubsnfra al SoroifioIu og Storre.
SuOr Otte suar life iIoeparlen6e 9rOmme / SpfpIOeIie.
SuOrfor ituIOe ben uaasne SiaI lite osiaa baue fine Gics
Billie al ben SIas5?
SaaOanne Gauter cpfpIote mig, mcoens ig Iaa %ubitratt
paa min 6eItieus, og i9 fclte mig mart %ousrbeuiit on, at
Der soue5 en- 6oruopIoen; min lro tiItog, men jeg bauoe
futtet en- SeiLutnins, Os llofstsn til at brinse ben rlOfss
rei:. t%efrieOe mig uOset for ben GpngOe, oer botil buube
buist paa mig.
IRit uye prOett par at tase ct Sncs al mine bebite DlGno,
at rioe tilbase ben Sci, nj par Tonne, itiuls 6oltene Ners
bcoeu al 9aeienOasn, meOsrs its aIsne ifuIOe bstraos 6uiet
og poerligere brine pua, at 6auilien BET iuLgte be Raao, ig
bapOe siuet BEN itriit!is. GeriOr, ieg fanOt, at Oisie aass
rsoe par futst, iaa par bet iuumesct %cs5beors, ig tuuOs ba
rOIis Os ioruoiet uen0e %ti6ase; men is foIts mig nRitsn
fOrutsiet ON, at DON RamOn 5nuSe ~fortaitet benz. 9oOrs
sOss bet uu enO iOrbOlOt is, iua bupOs ieS beiIuttst at toms
me efter S%anSbsosn - bsiluttst at tiIfrsos lille min 9angs
iel eitsr euonn en- Gang at I: min GIiteoe.
seq bapOe ta.t meo ItGnoens % iatiai limen nemIig
iauInart 9iOrtet tunOe itiuIe Dor gOrtsang ira esiren.
Sea Fapoe to Grunoe til. life at tage tioIigere bort, fsrit
iotbt lea life snrsee, at BEN private uofugt ifuIOe bIiue bes
tienot / 6oueOtuartsyet bet or ianot, AT / iaa 9.niseno:
bapos %9laugrns 6Oytyinst iOr regalrye trooper; iIcni ri
bsrte til en- 0ioiNon, par Dor Gieusfe igOuau!ig aoiiiIt ira
ben, % ri bIsv ieIosn %iaunsee, naar pi par lraUrrenee; or
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

alt bette aierncm en- grspienoins opsr
6aost. Cab mig fiae, q, alt bette
SomrrriH 3iteaet, bette llnioHsitellet
melsm 0or9e % RnbOldnoeue &c no.
get Fort Sluoosr, pda famine lib ION
bet er en- biltoriit aisrossisrutng. Set
or iiie icluc Den btitorifts a~ienbsgisr.
ming, iom er Gluooer ,: Oct er 1ou
% intelligence 8aas. alenosoicrnin.
ger sr aloris intelligence. Men nit
bette Sraitet O9 8r6olst ON bisic Jor.
eninser me1em 2auoent, at be sr ida
iortrinIige, iaa sOoe, 10 faa munopers
Iiae, bet er Tgo o. Tant. 2eriom Der
bar Tale om s%ienfois, uetOiqiS 3mg'
oe!oumen melcm 9auosue, pilOe inds
iris JOreninser pare priieIige
og eaonlige. Ylen, Der Gar nltio pG.
ret unOertrptielie for ben enc al Bar
tcrne, uemlt9 Roroe. Horge bar purst
ben riusere Bart fiosn 1919. ga oisic
G%Orsnin8cr bar I'm prret 3esn pua
llsieloom fra Roroes Gioe. Sapoe
9orse pRret | Croen sIter Iom for
1919, uiIoe Der ntOris bape parei Gale
ON oisie Joreuinser. 9erior CT Scr.
en- GOrn | Giet paa bpcr ere.
tiGr Roromano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
gaa &rigsitiem
SIrman Of Raptein Iapne Tei,,
80

Oct par mn u6enfor 9rnerne inelem SntIpberne os Bss
belen, at @ien9ieIoeIiesretten ia gruiomt uSeoeOes. Sns
tenfor golbene boIotes alt Srben, os bet ifsbe meo en-
Milobeb, iom Ell altior iicIoeu unoer fri9srife Sops. Vrs
nat gicnoom bIeu r~eipettsret, os pripats Duie lite tasne /
gellobelIe at pore trooper; life ensans Siiieererns par inns
fuarterebe priuate 0uie, og mango al benz rnaatts ta9e til
Satte mcset ~ubpssclise Sparterer, nleOens De flelte SoI'
batter boeoe un6er Gette. Sinscnes Glitano par neppe tH'
freosHiaenoe for Gropprne, ps man bsrtc osiaa nOsen
6nurren; men Mcritanerns ~betlaseoe fig ifte, be ipntes inas
rere at pare fOrbauie0e Ouer at fnbs iaa mesen SpsrbGrsIis
hos fine Sperpinbere.
Seq tuLr paa, at Der ben belle arissbiifOris tan finS's
en- Grobring, Der bar upmarfet fig psS iaa nissen WIlobso
os UseuneIteIisbso lom DtsritoS anoen erobrins.
Oct par boueOiuseIist al bsnne @runS, at 6oIfsns bauSs
pHt fla iaa penlistTnbeoe imob ps; men Der par en- anosn,
maafte life minOre pastis; al be uSftratte SPsrattonsr, nj
MI par 8esrsb msc at iorease, iaa be, at nj tantte pa
en- aIuorlis &rig, os ben Gro par bIspet a%IminOeIia, at ct
fort Sorbunb pilpe bIipe 6pISen, at maalte ben belle Val
pso Rio @ranoe piloe blipe m~sritanit GeyritOrium. Oct
par tun ben m,nneitsIise gsutur benz, Der bgISsSs ben ops
sauenoe Col.
Den bciere aIasie par p~enisers iinbst imoo os eno De
GupIe GoIt; men Senue gaaoe par let at siGtts; DC SPlte
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
307

par mere patriotiife - bet er, mere rsOe til at fiamp. for
arusIist Gpranni, eno til at mOotage 5ribcbsn al en- frem'
neo Saanb. SaaIeoes ct Bet ale ganbe. s EHfRIoe az
en- &ris meb England uiIoe Garolinas forte Slaue title fig
REQ Sioen al fin 9erre og uHe fig Jon, ben bitreitc 6tenoe,
iuo0 fit SANDS, life i'm 6ribebs SLENDER.
Ge melt ~betpbenoe 5amiIier NRerito bapbe suos @runbe
til at pGre perIise imoo os; be bauoe Snteresier meo Spils
let, iOn unoer beres ssen ~0teSierins fun ilet par biepne parss
ta9us. Diam tan life ~fOrunOre fig pper. ON be ifuIOe enite
at tomme UNDER ben nOrOIise 9rns breoe, ~betDttenoe Singer.
Seq tanOt Osiaa, at andre Slass 6orbuno par i%IntteOs i
min 6rauareIis. Gu al pore Siiccrer par bIeuen iorenct
ucO en- rig Senoritu Der paa SteOet, Os 9G8teifabss6ermos
MEN par bIsuen ubfert mso for POmp pg Sra9t. TN ans
ben OFFICER, iasOe man, par bIeusn iOrIoDet, % Der par uos
fiat til, at GrempIst piIOe fiube taIrge GfterIignrs.
Seq bsbsDer life at tiIioie, at bisie glpbeoer interesiercSe
mig meset, % ies usubtc tiIbase til eeren mso ct Isttsre Sinh.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
54se aasitrI Zen 6selaate sstt..

Den ppmuntrenSe SnbfpoeIe, iom Spnst al mine samle
Samerater bauoe bapt paa mig, iorionnbt mart, o9 pa fJ
M intet baubs at bsitige uOen at brine omtrins NIT SeIt,
laa blsp jts isiea ct Sfier for be iamme pinItsc gneIir, iom
bet par mig umui9t at bOrtiage.
9 nit SuSre er Der en- bsmmeIigbeos faIO Handkerchief, Der
nGfen ipnss at tunne ie IND 6renrtioeu. Gr bet en- elets
trHt siGbs, iOm iorsnsr bet, 0r e, meO bet, Der itaI bIius 2
gaer er bet Suitinftets ganOsipner2
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Ooot NDt for Iitbtras
2i0euDe.

81 fer. at aotas ptsutsu, tunhst r.h
Congo 6lo6cn / zen airitd, ma CT tits
arugeI,s Tor ah6mas aioeu6s. Com
for meoeeIt, CT 6eHns npe GpfuosIis
81 fttert pGQsmibosl for aabmn.
Ee tan faa prsDe Kola Compound
irit, p,b @. ierbs Ct pof'ort III
Kola Importing Co., 1884 groab'
man, 9su port, fom iAier6sr fers
grsD,s2Gitg fit pr. yep til ufbm1
2iosnee. -
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Herbam,,
Otter Sail &c., Minrt.

81 bar alsreoe ioIst al bet biliss 2ano I
Otter Tall so. til Ooer 300 syamiiieS
fra be Glore Iiltriiter I Sgnore Niuneiota,
Soma, Sliuoi', g2idi8au, BisconIu os
andre Stater. Men oa Der icmmer fers %
Here N~oreipprnelier. hnr ni MI brnnt
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
GO,OOO 9leres nnt Samp

/ Rnrieoet Iise ueiteufor, / ctter Sail ca
0eder Counties bpor ben, iom tommer
ttoIia Tan iaa itS ct GtBIie al bet bsoIte
2auo / Staten for $500 iii $3.50 pee
gtcre paa iHotil 10 aarS officiating o.
fun @ Yroetat Rente. Gor 8eioem.
bsos StDlo er Sou%soiontoret for Sals al
Central Winnefota Sano MI Hpttet
III Vetbam, bOor Dor Qgsut, 6. Tl.
&uno, oil mooe Gle ganb iggere % pie
benz ON pna GaHoet. Pile, iom Tan, b0r be.
igae bort uGrmsite &ontcr for at srboloe
SanofeScr6iaet % 0eifefolse, eaers
bgr man tase fin BILLET til Serbian. Rg
elGIoer bet bare at iRtte is i 8eoGaelie o9
TONNE no itrnr, tbi ben i1riie paa PIaoien,
bpor mt 2auO tommsr / Iarieoet, bar ofte
mango bunore Collars 5oroel frenfor ben,
iom bitter b%a3eiter. Oct siGlOer Oerior M
at fomns no ttioe os benDste ~GuIeoulug.r,
meoenS Der CT NOT at uVlac imsIem.
{. Johnson 81 Co.
Land and Emigration Agents,
1876 Il. Sd St, st. Paul, MINI.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-24
The SOUTHERN
e. - CTsEzgE 49,
k 4T
PACIFIC COMPANY.

commencing SATURDAY Sns sA.s@:s
a4ad until ftriiecT GvtEr".2Ea5As wiz
leave seuG Is fa5t"sS@: %:2S a. N
s}aiEy atlantic II9r2%-. rains TO
ssimneEnucra. Battle Mountain, g'aiia
AIDE. Sgdcn.anG sI:ass @'"1'T4@@ tsssiy FRI
class passenger ;tsad sO"ai
sbipBsEag cs.r 80 ca.
train for TrucNca. sacramento. Ben.
ccia and san Francisco, arriving ~
Ss.f5 Il. us. connecting 1T sacramento
at 10 20 a. us. with the New Orleans
Express fer Evl>In, SANTA Barbara
a.ns angeles. @.n Siege. also az @:I$.
D. II; for socsila2s,j and fL:tiGhts s..an1i
i.s.
g 80, p. m. Daiiy-AtIantic INpT"~'
:>,r - ia~nen,ucca Battle EEoUf2tt7.
szL9t9atc. -:9em ~antEa<r. .arrir
fest a. erecmi class Ita~~. ae..
F&&al nl.t. ssss-~a.
So q. ,,1. So s--=@r -, p. I'd
train fG. s~c0~c1i,", .5.,,.-:,'. +.<rrs
s,enta. and @nm s~.ru4~.-.< =" z}.~
cria arriving at s.. ~ a -. .--..@"i.
AT a~craunentO with tTs,Iss &Vius
ri a.tso a. III. for St0cl<tOss. E4&E:,@9i
San .soSe. San Francisco. t've>no. 2yss
Angeles San Es3e&1: and East. VIA New
Orleans: uE E9:ft3 Il. va. itsT - i3EEsiGs
willows aE-t s&ht!IED.S: u 3:5E IS. 90
fer &ed Rs.uiE and At 4e*:J&; Z. az, 70
is~arTSyEEt", Citi"o. G*ttls3&, sSG~$E&zs,
and i-u2eI <ouui :~-IitsSe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-24

WASTING DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER
w fully because they weaken you slowly. aradu-
ally. Do not allow this waste Of body to make
you a poor, fiaDby, immature man. Health, strength
and ViSOr is for you whether you be rich or poor
The Great Hudyan is to be had only from the 5TuJ-
son Medical Institute. This wonderful discovery
was made by the specialists of the old famous Itud-
son Medical Institute. 1t is the strongest and most
powerful vitaiizer made. 1t is SO powerful that it
is simply wonderful how harmless it is. You can
get it from nowhere but from the Hudson Medical
Institute. Write for circulars and testimonials.
This extraordinary Rejuvenator is the most
wonderful discovery Of the age. 1t has been en-
dorsed by the leading scientific men of Europe and
America.
HURYAE is purely vegetable.
HtDHAS stops pTeinaturencsS of tie C:s-
charge in twenty days. Cures LOST IA
FOOD, constipation, dizziness, falling sensations,
nervous twitching of the eyes and other parts.
Strengthens, invigorutes and tones the entire
system. It is as cheap as any other remedy.
HGDYAN cures debility, nervousness, ennis
sions. and develops a9d restores weak organs.
Pains in the back, LOSES by day or night stopped
quickly, Over 1850 private Endorsements.
Prematureness means impotency in the first
stage. 1t is a symptom of seminal weakness ard
barrenness. It can be stopped in twenty days by
the use of Hudyau. Hudyan cos,s no more than
any other remedy.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
TAINTED KLoGD-Impure blood due to
serious private disorders carries myriads of sore
producing germs. Then comes sore throat, pipnples,
copper Colored spots, ulcers in mouth. old sores ana
falling hair. You can save a trip to Hot Springs by
writing for Blood Book to the old physicians of the
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton, Market and Ellis SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-16
/, ST LOUIS. oct. ia special to the

ST LOUIS. Oct. ia special to the
Reppbic from New Orleans says:
The City of Dallas, which arrived
here today from Belize, brought the
surviving passengers OF the lost steam
er Freddie NJ, and full particulars of
the accident
The Freddie II, an American YES
sci, and the mail steamer for the north
district of British Honduras, capsized
Thursday in Esperitu Santo Bay, near
the coast of Yucatan, and about twelve
miles from Corosal.
n She had forty-seven passengers and
"a crew of eleven aboard when a heavy
squat struck her, Whirled her around
and capsized her in about eighteen feet
of water Part of the boat became
detached by the accident, forming RATS
on which the surviving passengers
found safeF. The passengers and
crew spent the night and all the next
day on these rafts, undergoing great
suffering, and were rescued the next
night. some of them in a thoroughly
exhausted condition, by the steamer
Mary 1t was then found that Mr. f.
O. Bennlck of New Orleans. W. II. Nc
Donald. H. Ii. Hudson. l. Mccoy, Mrs
NJ. Rabelo, Of Belize: Mrs. WadSWOrth
of Orange Walk. son and daughter,
ana one Of the crew named TObey, had
been drowned. The survivors We're we'll
cared for \ large number, who were
Americans. came to New Orleans today
On the City Of Dallas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-16
swEETHEARTs ALWAYS.

If sweethearts were sweethearts always,
Whether as maid or wife.
No drop would be half as pleasant
In the mingled draught of life.
But the sweetheart has smiles and
blushes
When the wife has frowns and signs,
And the w-fe's have a Wrathful glitter
For the glow of the sweetheart's eyes.
II lovers were lovers always
The same to sweetheart and wife.
Who would change for a future of Eden
The joys of this checkered life?
But husbands grow grave and silent,
And care on the anxious brow
Oft replaces the sunshine that persisted
With the words of the marriage vow.
Happy IS he whose sweetheart
Is wife and sweetheart still
Whose voice. as of old, can charm;
Whose kiss, as OF old, can thrill;
Who has plucked the rose to find ever
It's beauty and fragrance increase,
As the flush Of passion is mellowed
In loves unmeasured peace.
DANIEL O'CONNELL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-16
QUESTION OF HONE ATMOSPHERIC

Said a mother one day, very YEARLY:
Il am worn out with responsibility,
Everything 1 do may be the wrong
thing for my children; everything I
fail to do may hurt them and hinder
their development. I have very little
comfort with my children, yet [ love
| them to distraction"
Yes" answered wise old woman,
who had placidly played the part of
/ listener to this monologue-"y dear,
I've noticed that you have a hard time
/ of it; and certainly the children, poor
things, have not an easy one Children
never have an easy time when their
! parents regard them chiefly as clay to
be nodded. as instruments to be
played upon. The fortunate children
are those who are brought up with a
large admixture of wholesome neg
lect d" T.
But, dear lady" said the mother,
Am ! to pass over Harry's quarrels
with Ned and Ned's tale-tellinE and
Leiia's guests of rage, and her sisters
tendency TO be late and lazy, as
though the four children were admir-
able in conduct"
If" said the other, you could
only realize that home training is
largely a question of absorption. of
imitation, of unconscious assimila-
ton, you would have fewer mo-
ments of sorrowful uncertainty. Your
own general temper, your face. YOUR
tones, the pretty gowns you wear. the
gay little songs you sing. and the
stories You tell at twilight. the ten
der brooding that is never absent
from your loving heart and from your
manner, these are the things which
educate your children. They resist
positive orders. and are sometimes re-
bellious in their hearts when com
mands are given brusquely and en-
forced with sternness, but no child re-
sistS the sunshine. Praise is worth
more than blame in bringing UP our
little ones, and reward outWeighs pen-
atty. '-Harper's Bazaar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-16
MwS Blue Diamond label on all High
SkGrade Three Crown Baking Powder.
INSPIRATION vs.. APPLICATION.

I think [ shall not be much in error
II I advise all, who are not certain
that they have a. special gift for one of
the higher walks of literature, and
whose aim lust now is to ascertain
II they have ait all the qualities and
ability that will enable them 10 write
for publication, to begin in this modest
manner. AS for subjects, choose those
about you, and regarding which you
are best informed. Then tell the things
which YOU think another, less we'll in
formed than yourself would like TO
know If you love nature, follow the
bee 10 his retreat In the woods and
tell us how he stores his harvest of
sweets in some old tree; or study the
nests Of dozen different birds, and
tell US where and how they are built
Both children and grown folks" will
be glad to have you talk with them
about such things. and editors will
look upon you most kindly.
This IS vastly better than to essay
che writing of stories. unless you are
very certain you have a story to tell
and that you know how to tell it. A
mere desire to write a. story. and to see
st in print. is not convincing evidence
that you have the story writing gift
But there I have pretty nearly mis-
spoken. The gift may be considered
Synonymous with inspiration a few
of the great story tellerS of the world
have had this gift. But for the most
part. it has been a process of develop
ment. One must not only have story
TO tell, but must know how to put it
together how TO make it dramatic and
effective; it may be stated as an axiom
that a good story poorly told is not as
readable as a poor story we'll told 1t
REQUIRES beth STUDY and practice to ac-
quire facility in this craft; and the
young author who has sent out what
he honestly believes to have been a
good story, and is chagrined that it is
returned as unavailable" will very
likely find, later in life. that it was the
teller more than the story that was at
fault.-James Knapp Reeve, ia the
New Bohemian
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-16
PROUD OF HIS rEn1GaEr-

The Emperor Henry vi, a member q.
the illusuious house of Luxembourg. ana
the proud family of the Rohans, delighted
IN tracing their descent from the beauti-
tul MelGs'ne. who was better known as
the ancestors of the Counts OF I.usiso
nan. According to the legend. every
seventh day this lady became, from The
waist down, serpent, or fish. She built
Tor her lora several castles, ard her spirit
was SAID to hover above their battlenents
before the death OF any one of heI, des-
cendants, just as the White Lady in the
castle of 6erlip foretells the death of any
OF the HohenZollerhs. Both Brantonc
and the grave historian, Mezerai, mention
having conversed with persons who had
seen seen me form OF the fair Melusina under
these circumstances, and the secretary of
the Due de Berri, in the fourteenth Cen
Jury, declared that during The siege of
the castle of Lusignan BY that Prince.
Saville. (7Tno defended it,, together VIZ
ms bis, wife beheld the lady III her hlerded
gentleman told the story TO the duke.
swearing TO it upon his faith and honor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-16
Cannon as a Fnkir.

! MANTI, Oct. 1.-THE big three
held forth at Manti last Friday even,
ing. A couple of meetings held that
day had been anything but successful
and when they reached Manti and
found a large audience waiting for
them their hearts warmed and they felt
encouraged. Perhaps they did MOT
know that M3nti people turn out en-
masse to rallies and that a good half
of every audience is Democratic. 1t is
said they made the best speeches there
that they have made during the cam
pdign.
Heber NJ. was the first speaker. He
made a little talk free from abuse,
which so surprised the people that
they believe he is lawfully nice" for a
Republican speaker
c. E. Allen put in his time in trying
to straishten out the kinks of the
tariff and although he did not tell amy
thing new, and was as truthful as the
average rrotec Zionist stumper, it went
all right.
Frank ]. Cannon next took a. turn
on the stage and made talk on the
silver question The query in many
minds was why lhe did not say some
thing similar at the Denver conVen-
ton Allen had asked if 1t was as
easy to be a Democrat now as in 1892
and ii has been Suggested that Frank
may have found it easier ito be free
Silver man in a Manti meeting than in
a Republican convention.
He rather spoiled his speech by de-
scending to the ranks of tn. fakir by
issuing a challenge to any Democrat
present to mention the names of a
leader among the Democrats vino was
at present for the free and unlimited
coinage of silver. When one mentioned
Governor B3tes his rage knew NO
bounds; he swung his hands and yelled
at tine top of his voice. OF course he
denied that Boies was a leading Dem
Ocrat and insinuated that he was not
a Democrat at all.
The meeting was a pretty good one.
but nothing new was advanced and
not word said that would change a
vote. The glee club received we'll mer-
tied applause.
Speaking of fakes. while Ben E. Rich
was in Manti. he said a Democrat had
asked him why the Republicans OBJ
Iected 10 woman suffrage. After trav-
cling as farssoutih as Monroe a man in
the audience fpropCunded the same
question, and row the people here are
wondering whether the same chump
is following Ben around asking the
same fool question. or whether the
immaculate expounder of Republican,
ism is hiring some one in the audience
to help him work off his chestnut.
Considerable excitement has been
caused by the! report of the remarks Of
Joseph f Smith, and the thinking Re-
publicans arI, as indignant over the
matter as tho average Democrat.
Sanpete Democrats are more de-
termined that ever to win this cam
naipn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Joseph odell, OF Logan, is a Templeton
Y. l.. Thomas, of Eureka, Is at ,ne
Cullen.
R. e. Ball, of salina, is stopping at
the Walker.
Judge j. W. N. Whitecotton. of Provo,
is ct the Cullen.
George L. Withers. of Delano, Cal. is
at the Knutsford.
A A Cahoon is in from Mount Pleasant
and at the Walker.
H. A. Gudger, of Ashville, n. c., is
registered at the Walker.
owen Roberts and Carrot LggIeston, Of
Chicago, are at the KnutSford
Miss Maud Winter and j. =. Eaton are
arrivals from New Y DIRK at tie Temple
ton.
II. W. Wilcox, of San Jose, Cal. and
j. F. Dunn, of Pocatello, arc Templeton
guests.
r. l.. Hunt of Dillon. Mont, 1d a. n.
Mcintosh, of Montpelier, Ida, are Walker
guests.
Lewis Anderson, Mand merchant, is
at the Cullen on his return from Il TRIP
to Boston.
P P Egan of Denver, commercial
traveller for the Continental Oil company.
is at the Cullen
a party of Chicago tourists consisting
Of A. J. Stallings, L; NJ Hamburger. Miss
stopping at the Knutsford.
a party consisting of F. A. Montgom-
cry, Boston; d. F. Young and wife and
+. B. Eaton and wife. Newton Center,
Mass; George H. Ross, William Quiglay
and r. D. Croker, of Chicago, arrived at
the Templeton yesterday.