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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
Tennessee ARMY Societv Ad;oprns

5. Louis, Nov. 20.-After electing Of
fcers, selecting Milwaukee as the next
place Of meeting, and transact;ng other
business the twenty-eighth annual session
OF the Society of the Army of the Tenncs-
see has adjourned sine die. The old Of
ficers were reelected. The report of the
sherman statue committee was read. The
contract with Carl Rohl- hl-Smith, of Chi
cago for the work, which is to cost GO, ,OV,,
was approved
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
lnlrty Caught In the Z lfash.

Macon, Ga. Nov. 2o.-A large plat
form in the Central railway compress
i'm this city collapsed last evening
while thirty persons We're at work
thereon disposing of 5000 bales of cot
ton. They all went down with the plat
form and seven were badly crushed
in their hips. shoulders and legs. II
is feared chat there were some KILLED,
and several of those hurt may die.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20

Chicaso, Nov. 20.-The Des Moines
Northern and Western road. which has
Tor long time been source of con-
siderable trouble TO the roads of the
western Passenger association by its
refusal to become a member of that
organization, has informed Chairman
Caldwell. of the association. that il will
hereafter conduct its business under
the rules Of the association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
Wedding Won i'm m To..-rp.

Newark, y. j., Nov. aO-Thc marriage
of William NJ. Terry and Mrs Ida Meal
lister was the result of novel proposition.
Mrs. McAllister's husband died about one
year ago, and she had agreed to marry
Terry when she had pass d year In Wild
ow's weeds. Then she wanted more time.
but Terry insi, I'd: she demurrcd, and
finally they tossed n coin and Terry won,
and they were married Mt once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
How Arc the Mighty Fallen,

New York, Nov. 20.-At the horse sale
i'm Madison Square garden yesterday
Warlock. from the Kalamazoo. Mich
farm. was put up. Warlock is only I6
years old, has a great pedigree and
once sold for $4,000. At the sale yes
terday he brought only s12O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
MYERS WILL GO RIGHT AHEAD.
Judge Says rncle sam Has Nothing to ID
with the Santa Fe Case.

Holton, Kan, Nov. 2o.-County Judge
Lewis Myers. Of Santa Fe reccivership
fame held court here yesterday. Asked
by a reporter. What do you propose to Go
in case Judge Foster decides his court has
jurisdiction in the case?" he said: L will
go right ahead with the case anyhow with
out regard to what is being done in the
federal court
DO you mean to say that you will still
maintain that your court has jurisdiction
even in case Judge Foster decides other
wise:''
Yes sir; this is case over which the
federal court has absolutely no jurisdic-
ton"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20

Santa Fe. n. NJ. Nov. e0-It is an
nounccd here that Judge c. E Foster.
of Iowa. husband of ]. Ellen Foster
the noted lecturer and public speaker.
IS a candidate fer the governorship of
New Mexico.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20

Berlin, Nov. 2O.-Prince Otto Won
Stollberg, Of Wernigerode, head OF
his house. president of the Prussiau
diet and general Of the Prussian
cavalry. is dead, aged SO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
Illinois I. o. q. r. Grand Lodge.

Springfield, Ills, Nov. 2O.-Thc grand
lodge of Odd Fellows has appropriat 1
E.. 500 to assist in the entertainment of the
sovereign grand lodge, which meets here
In December 1897
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
Attempt to Blow TIP weyler.

Havana. Nov. 20.-Believing that
Gen. .weyler was on the train the insur-
gents Wednesday dynamited one rum
ming between Candeliaria and Pinar del
Rio. The train was derailed and a
number of passengers and soldiers in
jured Weyler is still trying to force
Maceo to fight. but with little success.
IL seems so far.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
Labor For FREQ Silver,

Rochester, N. Y. Nov. 20 THE
general assembly of the Knights of
Labor today declared for free silver.
East st. Louis, Nov. 2O.-The llli-
nois Federation Of Labor adopted
resolutions favorable to free silver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20

Independence. Ia. Nov. 20.-The fol-
lowing are the officers elected at the
state convention of the Woman's Suf-
frage association: President, Adelaide
Ballard. Hull: secretary. Mrs. Flint,
Nos MoineS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
Gentry Sold for $4,000.

New York. Nov. ao.-John r. Gentry,
king Of harness race horses was sold at
the Madison Square Garden horse sale
last night for &l9, 900 to Lewis j. Tewks-
bury, the owner Of Robert J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
Woman Suffrage Defeated.

Montpelier. VT, Nov. 20.-The lower
branch of the legislature declined to
pass the sarate woman suffrage biIl
by vote of 1856 to SO yesterday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20
Gen. winston Married at New orleans.

New Orleans, Nov. 2o.-Aiiss Sallfe
r. Hewes, of this city. and General
Fred H. Winston, of Chicago, were
married at Trinity church yesterday
afternoon the Rev. Beverly Warner Of
ficiating.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20

A heavy cold may lead to pucu-
monia or consumption. Foley's
Honey and Tar taken in time affords
perfect security from serious results.
Sold by NJ. F. Bahnsen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20

Washington, Nov. eo.-Commissioner
Lamoreux, OF the general land Office, is
back from his home in Wisconsin.
where he has been several weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20

Yon can't be wsll'if your blood ie
impure. but you may have pure blood
and good health by taking Hoods
SarSaparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-20

To Cure = Cold in One Day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the
money il it fails TO cure. Is cents
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27
Nastepca SatOlliegO.

Kardyna} Satolli zosta} urzedu
pspieskiego oblegata W Stanaoh ri.
odwoaany wedaug prywatnych via
domosci Rrzymu, zostanie msgr.
Falconio, tytularny arcybiskup Ace
renzy, nastepca Satolliego.
Falconio LEGACY IS lat, urodzi3 sic
we W{oszeoh, teologii slucha4 W
Kollegium st. Beneventura W
Allegheny, Pennsylvania. w roku
1886 ks. biskup Timon Buffalo
wyswieci2 60 ma ksiedza. Falconio
byl najpierw profesorem teologii,
potem prezydentem wymienionego
kollegium. Pozniej uda} sic do No
wei Fundlandyi ze stas genoralnym
wikaryuszem dyecezyi Harbor Gra-
ce.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27
lDokohczenie nsstapi.)
OkrOpna zbrOdnia.

ELKHART, IND,-Strasznej zbrod,
nj dopusoii sic tu Milton b. Wells,
zatrudniony W warsztatach kolel
Lake Shore & Michigan. Wells Ii
cacy so lat, wdowiec cd kilku mie'
siecay, m;eszkal narrzeciw Waite
r5w, kt6ryoh % letnia c6rka Jennie
slynela pieknosci W caaej okolicy
orzedwczoraj wieczorem zawoaal
Jennie, ably przyszaa po krzesso, kt6
rel jej obiecal. Jennie wszedlszy do
pokoju zapytala sic dlaczego ME "a
pali} lampy, ale W tel ohwili Wells
obla} ja kerosyna i zapali', poczem
diva razy strzeli} do niej, raniac ia
niebezpiecznle Dziewcze wossjac @
pomoc, wybieglo ma ulice, gdzie
kiku przechodni6w zagasi{o ma niej
p}omienie; jednakowoz cialo bylo
juz okropnie poparzone. Jennie
mog}a jeszcze opisat GAIA scene, po'
czem zemdlaaa W kilka godzin sko,
na}a.
w miesz kaniu Wellsa wybuch} @.
glen zniszczy} prawie ca4y dom.
Wells ME ucieka} lecz przypatrywai
sic piracy stray pozarnej, dopoki 60
ME aresztowano. Poniewaz obawia-
no sic lynchowania, odessano 60 do
powiatowego wiezienia W Goshen.
Wells zslecal sic pieknej Jennie,
lecz ia wcale sic O to ME troszczy}a;
W tych dniach zareczyly sic War
rem Cablem to prawdopodpbnie spo
wodowa1o Wellsa do tax strasznej
zbrodni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27
OkrucienstWa W Serbii.

,BELGRAD, SERBIA, Komisya
kr6}ewska, kt6ra uda}a sic dc
Pozarveca, azeby przeprowa.
dzic sledztwo W sprawie okru.
cie6stw pope}nianych W tam.
tejszym wiezieniu politycznem,
nades}a}o sw6j rapport.
Wykryfa ona niesfychane
rzeczy.
Niekt6rych wiezni6w "a ka.
re zewieszano tam "a rece;
poodcinano jezyki; kilku byfo
bez uszu i moscow. Jednej ko.
biecie, jak sic pokazuje, przy
palano nogi weglem, azeby wy.
music ma niej zeznania.
Naturalnie wszystkich urze.
dnik6w wieziennych oddano
pod sad.
Kr6l ma wiesc o tych okru.
cie1stwach, tax byi rozgniewa.
ny re chcia} udac sic ma miejsce,
i wymierzyc tam wfasnorecznie
kare sprawcom tych zbrodni.
z trudem 60 cd tego odm6wio.
no.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27
SEGA ma gasezi przemysly kt6ry OBJ
jai. Wpiywy te polegaja ma TEN, ze

SEGA ma gasezi przemysly kt6ry OBJ
jas. Wplywy te polegaja ma TEN, ze
monopol, powstawny, wywoiuje do
koaa siebie podobne uproszczenia i
ujednostojnienie. Kolos TAXI usuwa
wszelkie posrednictwo drogi; wszel'
ki drobny Przemysi handel upada,
ustaje konkurencya. Trust jest VISTA
ME dowolnie wstrzymat produkcye
lub zmniejszyt; Gene produktu po
dniest lub ponizyt, ME wstosunku
rzeosywistej wartosci produktu ale
W celach spekulacyjny oh.
Trust jest W stanie zaprowadzit
najdoskonalsse uproszczenia techni-
czne, skr6ci6 do minimum prace rak
ludzkich i jednoczesnie jest W stanie
dowolnie wynadgrodzi6 tych nielicz-
nyoh, zaleznych cd siebie pracowni'
k6w, jest panem losu robotnika, czy'
Ii ogromnej wiekszosci caiej ludz'
kosci.
lDckohczenie nsstapi.)
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27
Me chca JeZuit0w.

BERL1N.-W parlamenois ma wnio.
SEX partyi centrum, aby zniesiono
prawo, zakazujace Jezuiton pobyt W
Niemozech, kanclerz Hohenlohe cd.
powiedzial, re rada zwiazkowa jesz-
cze ME zbada1a takiego samego wpio.>
sku przyjetego W parlamencie ", ro~
ku 1895. Prawdopodobnie rada od-
rzuci ten wniosek. Rzad jednak Jest
got6w wpusoi6 do Niemiec inne za..
kony jak Redemptorystow t. d.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27
MarkiZ DeS MOres Zabity.

Wedaug telegram Tunis, "
Afryce, obiega tam pogloska, il
markiz Des Mores, znany dobrze W
Nowym Yorku W zachodniej czesci
Stanow Zj., zosta} ma poludnie
cd Tripolis zamordowany. S}ychac,
ze krajowcy wycieli Gala jego ekspe-
dycye, sk}adajaca sic 33 ludzi.
Maszerowa} on podobno do sudanu,
aby arabskie szczepy podburzyc
przeciw Anglikom.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27

~The Baptist Young Peoples Union
of America are offered rates to Milwaukee
via the Nickel Plate Road lower than via
other lines. Tickets on sale July IA, 15
and 16.Ask agent about our Perfect Pass
enger Service. 131, 25.27
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27

B Low rate transportation is offer
ed to Ohio Teachers to Chautauqua July
LIST to 3rd. Tickets are sold via the Nickel
Plate Road at rates lower than via other
lines. 142, 1926.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27
.RUCH POLSKICH ROBOTNIK0W
4 DR.. LEWAKOWSkl.

Ora Lewakowskiego pozna.
lismy tutaj jako obywatela
pelnego patryotyzmu, zywe cd.
csuwajacego sprawy ludu pol
skiego. Jak dotychczas ME wy
powiadal sic jednak goreciei
"a robotnikami polskimi, dlate-
60 zapewne, IL ME mia} sposo.
bnosci poznac ogromu ich cier~
pienia i piracy, Sposobnosc ta-
ka nadarzy1a sic W Budapesz-
Gle ma Wegrzech, dokad DR..
Lewakowski przybyi na wysta-.
we poswiecons tysiacletniej ro~
cznicy za1ozenia padstwa We
gierskiego jak nizej zobaczy-
my nasz znany patryota stanaa
bez wahania po stronie robot
nik6w.
W Budapeszcie PREY II ce~
gielniach pracuje do 10 tysie-
cy polskich robotnik6w. Polo
zenie ich jest okropne, malo
p4atne, musza zyc W norach,
stawianych mokrych cegiel,
a kupowac wszystkO re sztor6w
kompanicznych. Wsr6d obcego
spo}eczehstwa ME mieli iyczli-
wych, skargi ich ijeki rozle~
ga}y sic niezrozumiale, do cza-
gu, gdy towarzystwo socyali-
styczne "Si}a' ME wystapilo w
obronie pokrzywdzonych. Jak
wszedzie tax i tn robotnicy
zorganizowani i politycznie
dzia}ajacy przyszli W pomoc
swej opuszczonej braci. Urza-
dill agitacyjne mityngi i sk}o-
Mill Gale te polskie masy do
zaprotestowania przeciwko swo
i'm krzywdom W dniu lgo: Ma
ia przez porzucenie piracy
wziecie udzia1u W wielkiej de-
monstracyi robotniczei ludno-
sci czeskiej, wegierskiej i ME.
mieckiej. w dniu osnaczonym
ma placu fabrycznym zebra}o.
sic do 10 tysiecy robotnikow,
oczekujacych ma przybycie to-
warzystwa Portha i Kubi}a q
"Si4y', gdy wpad}a na nich
policya wraz fabrykantami i
majstrami zaczeto ludzi trato-.
wac ko1mi, bic pa}kami. Tru~
dino dac sic katowac W milcze~
niu, to tez wywlaza}o sic obu-
stronne starcie, W kt6rem SO
ludzi zosta}o poranionych. To-
warzystwa ''Si}y" z trudem
zdo}ali zaopatrzeni W pozwole..
ME ministra spraw wewnetrz-
nych przeprowadzic czest ro~
botnik6w mile drogi do Zu~
glo, gdzie ich przyjeto okrzy~
kami::" MECH zyja polscy robo-
tnicy"! Gdy nazajutrz przybyA
do Budapesztu DR.. Lewako~
wski, dowiedziawszy sic zaj-
sciach dnia poprzedniego, zrzu-
Gil siebie str6j narodowy, ME,
przyja} udzia}u W otwarciu wy
stawy, natomiast zaja} sic 60
rliwie rozpatrzeniem ~ - ca}el
sprawy; odwiedzii "Si}e' gdzie
pred 400 towarzyszami wyra-
Iii sic ''iz jest zgodnym z mys~
Ia socyalno. .demokratyczna"ss :
przyrzekf r6wniez, re bedzie
zawsze stall W obronie ludu ro-
boczego.
DR. Lewakowski by} bardzo
SLIME przejety praca ''Siiy" i
duchem jakim ona zdolafa ma
tchnac robotnikow polskich.
By4 takze W towarzystwie pa.
tryotycznem i gani} je "a ME-
w1asciwe postepowanie z socy>
alistami.
II. PtotroaUsE0.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-27
TOLEDO, OHIO, soBoTA, 81 CzERwCA, is
cyl pomocy przyjscielskiej, jezel'
kt6re pahstw amerykahskich Ia

cyl i pomocy przyjacielskiej, jezell'
ktore pahstw amerykahskich Ia
grozone przez mccarstwa europej-
skie, naszej pomocy zadac bedzie.
Me mieszalismy sic nigdy do posia
daosci europejskich W koloniach tel
czesci swiata, jezeli one ME staraja
sic o rozszerzenie swysh granic -
many jeinak nadzieje ze mocarstwa
europejskie wycofaja sic stopniowo z
tel polkuli wszystkie kraje tego
Koutynentu narzeozem angielski N
posacza sic "a dobrowolna uchwaie
mieszkanc6w.
l2. Marynarka. Pokoj, bezpie.
czehstwo naszej Rzeczypc spolitej,
zalezy cd utrzymania stcsownej
imponujacej SHY morskiej. Jestesmy
zz ulepszeniem powiekszeniem flo,
ty caiego systemu uzbroj jenla por
tow i brzegow.
Is. Emigracya. Ola ochrony row
nosci naszych obywateli, i ochrony
naszyah robotnik6w pred konku.
rencya zle op}aconego robotniks
zadany szeby .przepisy emigracyjne
scisle byay stcsowane W ten spo
sob obostrzone, azeby analfabeci zu.
pe2nie wylaczeni zostali.
IA. Sfuzba cywilns. Prawa zapro
wadzone przez partye republikahska
maja bye uczciwie stosowane i roz.
szerzane.
Is. Wolne wybory. zadamy 8 ze.
by dozwolonem by}o Obywatelom
St. Zjed. gaos swoj oddawac bez u.
bocznych wpaywow i azeby giosy
liczono tax, jak beda oddawane.
, l6. Lynczowanie. Potepiamy sta.
nowczo barbarzyhski niegodny cy.
wilizacyi sad samowolny lynczo
wanna, a,przez kt6ry ludzie podejrzani
lub obwinieni ptzestepstwo, poz-
bawieni So zycia, bez prawnego pro.
cesu.
II. Narodowy sad polubowny. Je-
stesmy "a utworzeniem sadu polu.
bowego do spraw miedzy rohotnika-
mi pracodawcami, W stosunkach,
jake zajsc moga miedzy stanami.
Ma zakohczeniu platforwa zalec a
przyjecie terytoryum, jako stany do
zwiazku; organizacye Alaski jake
Terytoryum; nadania kobietom anne
rykahskim wiekszych praw, przez to
parrya zyska ich poparcie dla dobra
kraju, przeciwko zaohciankom, 90
spodarki demokratow i populist6w.
Programa dotyka smiato wszyst
kich kwestyi, W ponetnych slowach
schlebia tym wszystkim, ma kt6rych
poparcia liczyc moze.
Ale jak wyzej zaznaczylismy, od-
dzielenie sic partyi "a srebrem O..
s}abia size republikan6w i jestesmy
W obec nowych kombinacyi politycz'
nych. Partya srebra stara6 sic bedzie
o pozyskanie demokrat6w ipopuli.
stow i juz ma wszystkich konwen
cyach stanowych stosowne stron-
nictwa sic tworza, partya ludowa tez
pie proznuje azeby wyzyskac polo
zeniu i mona mice nadzieje W przy-
sz&ych wyborach znaczenie poi
die W gore, W obec tego, ze obie
stare partyi traca grunt pod no.
gami.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-28

In . recent iea5es attention was called
70 the fact that the amount o. money IN
the word had increased much more rapid
ly than It's population in she past half cen
tGry. ana especially the arsoun, OF gold.
TIE gold money OF the world az shown n
that laaaet. amounts 70 six tines as much
today IS half century ago and AFTER
taking into account the increase IN pcpa-
iaIon- the arsozns OF gold money n the
world for each individual Is foar times as
great as hais century ago.
There Is, however. another .es, o. the
actual value OF god. even more accurate
and interesting than that which mereav
considers the quantity OF that metal IN use
as money. This ties, Is the amount OF gold
which a given quantity OF labor will bay.
The only real standard o. vaiEe IN the
world is labor. Il Is this which produces
al commodities for which gold = exc3ang-
Cd. and il Is. therefore. the real standard
by which % measure gold II a day or an
hour OF labor viii bsYy less gold today than
* did hfty years ago. then Il may De prop
erly said tha, gold has appreciated" II
/. VIII hgy more gold today than x did af-y
years ago, then gold has DEPRECATED, and
If each grain o. gold winch an hour os
labor buys will also purchase more OF COM
rnodiiies than Il did fifty years ago. then
the iaborer has again multiplied the value
OF MS time ard skill.
A committee OF the United States senate,
known as the Aldrich committee made q
thorough inyes legation a few years ago
into the question Of wages and prices. and
after long and thorough research made a
report. the accuracy OF which is generally
accepted. That iavesiiga don showed that
"a days labor IN nearly all the trades
would. in 1891. buy about double tho
amount OF gold that Il did fifty years earli-
er and do II with less hours OF work In a
day. For Instance, psaStererS, who. in the
good Old free silver days OF 1910 got $50
per day, were paid $50 In 1880: painters
whose wages In -1s40 were HIS, in 1880 were
paid $50: wheelwrigh;s who earned SIS
in $40 got $50 in 1880; engineers who re-
ceived & per day in 1910. were paid ss-25
In 1880, and so on. Taking eleven repre-
sentative classes Of workingTnen engaged
in the particular industries. as a basis. it
was found that the average rate OF wages
advanced from 81 80 per day in ls4o TO s.
In 1850. or that an hour OF labor would earn
nearly twice as much gold in 1880 as Il did
In 1910.
How then can II be asserted that gold
and that highest and noblest OF all stand
ards. human labor. will today buy more
OF 1t than IL did fly years ago, while the
deprecated gold thus purchased can in
turn be exchanged for more of other COM
modities which have still further depre-
ciated by the improved methods OF pro-
duction. manufacture and transportation.
which the ingenuity OF the human mind
have produced in the wonderful age in
which we are living.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-28
PERSONALS.

Newton Jones. an Arlington attorney.
is among the Di.ler arrivals.
County Auditor r. w. Purity. OF What
com. IS registered al the Butter.
W. S. Moore. treasurer Of the Black Dia-
mond mines. registered a. the Di.ier yes
seriay.
Henry Blackfnsn. OF Portland. collector
OF internal revenue. Is q cues. OF the
Northern
State Land Commissioner w. r For
rest, of olympia, was among the arrivals
at the Butler yesterday.
James II. Boyee. candidate for county
commissioner on the populist ticket.
came In from Novelty yesterday and IS at
the Dilier.
Mrs. r. NJ. Tibbetts and tho Misses V
and c. Tbbetts. OF Boston. are making a
tour through the Northwest and were at
the Butler yesterday.
r. l. Cromwell and y. l. Thomas. dep
California district. among the guests
OF the Hotel Northern
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maynard. Mr. ard
Mrs. X. Maynard. Joseph Pierson and ).
NJ. Hartman arrived at the Butler yes;er-
day en- route TO their homes In Victoria.
after trip 20 the Portland exposition.
Mrs. John W. Hanna and Miss Clara
Hanna left on the Northern Pacific over
land train last night. they Will visit
friends in Chicago. Decatur and Mattoon.
ILL.,. and expect to be away two or three
months.
w. J. Jones, a shipping broker OF Port
Sound-Japanese steamship line. steamers
of which are now Loading lumber in this
city. Is among those registered at the
Northern last night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-28

When the Fopaiisss talk 20 caansientlv
Of the ability o. tae United states hv
merely opening Ia uisnas 10 free cNssgaxs
~ silver. 10 dcs1Als the price ~ all the
sslvsr In the waEla they seem % aave
. very slight eoncep;ien % the magnitude
- che task Aoca<~ftng - the estimate 81
che stsrecieT 81 tAe United States tngnt.
Hsnis IN ssst. tie stock % sosnsa silver
alone. In the ccaaiFtes which are on .
silver eSsss aas in waioA c,,nsea es-at's
silver n only worth - bullion value.
amounts srs>roxss>afoir 70 Seso 800 saA
rrcm sais caAc~s.atioa - sxolu.ea a. So
yer celia wassca e'roalafes tn eossate+,.
ws'sea have s'Sasr re single xols ssans'-
arb or sse scsssSe standard. 90 waers silver
ccsn 10 kes's ~ ssar 18th go's
Accc~isag 70 Mr.. RYAN, a. rat OF ne
United States VII alaass@t seet,ss o.. pr a
* sfa.s vast ssso& " sslyv~. o. ~ eshsr
waSss. VII a.a ns@rsy =. 40 90 10 q, re
wealth 81 TIE silver staa>ssrA countries
Aeeerasnx 10 NJ. 81 az. shss .Ss.asry ca
raise shs erso~ - TIE SILVER s.s'sSs.no a..
us~o ercsn a esssss to ~ cents. n. cs,sn~ss
sA.s ~ Sc fesss ds-ereas xn~es,~x ~
current r~cxn - s. = ass - e~vs-. -.
acessv~iy. ny e. prize varying fvesa 81 u
IN cS: RAISE sae vNS, stsox az inssssa
raress srSxn Is sssats to q e~aas rs.ss the
Nnxs-an dollar frasa 81 eenss - te4. -
fsr~nsx. yen fresh s. cents - s. <. -.
.s.,,sta, sol rrsea - eezfs - ~ es~z.
sna sae Trssossaa nsAsSA. frSsa % eo9ts
- :. ccusa
g'as@ is tho ssss.s tAsk ~Aasa MI fss-ra 2
saA his followers assume .; ws8 F~ss'srs
a ssnpls sc< ~ csnS~~ss Is acss@ssE2.sa
4, caAage tAs eSsr~~nev sy~sTsa & es4a
sr.es havlax tea s.sssss lie Tss'3sAi'9fs 81
TIE ftnsse>a States. and sska easf"f az
oasastaa aF.ssscxs Eszsx1s fear ssss~s 50 sFVsss
Ins.sen ally they prosNaes 10 :HSaaSs 49,
usass re s<s.ae S< ss@.sss al the uAss<ss'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-28

rou.uany. This pamphlet DEALS solely
VITA TIE financial operations of the cors-
nary with whfch he is connected
From these figures II appears that ire
Company. during is afty years OF ex-
sxeeure. hax loaned 60 Western borrowers
sss-. as sss. 81 which ever slsi. aca sss sas
been Toared TO ever s6so individuals
scattered throughout the West. while
over sis. 1.B has gene 20 various munich
patisies ard corporations in Western
states. Fer tire afsy years the average
amount per annum loaned has bean
e 50. aee. 70 i.sae different Western mea-
To make up this aggregate amount an
tzI policies averaging Sc each were coli
iected from iss.sSz policy holders The
individual loans averaged s. 0e and the
money borrowed in each instance repre-
scented the annual payments OF 81 policy
holders To make up the money loaned
20 i.~s men, 80 600 had 10 contribute of
their savings put by 10 protect their chill
aren from want In case OF their death.
Yet these 50. co represent the cormorant
money power which is grinding the
l.3a9 poor borrowers into the ground. ard
forcing them 10 appeal TO the Law for
legislation which will enable them to par
tally repudiate their debts.