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The advocate., 1896-12-02
Chrlatmag Present1.

"A Pou va SOboO 1oS8 CHUCU3GS0 lD
wheels with ClOuded pink or blue GRO
chet cotton are pretty and useful. To
make wheel, chsin six, join, chain
three, double crochet IN each stitch OF
previous row with one chain between
each double crochet, join; chain four,
one double crochet 10 one chain OF pre-.
vlOus row, two chain, repeat all round,
join. In each two chain OF previous
row put fnnr triple crochet, leaving tie
last lnOp Of each treble on the hook,
and drawing through all four at once,
chain four between each set Of tFebles.
For the last Tow, chain Eve, single
crochet In fOnr chain, and repeat ell
around. This finishes one wheel, and
six wheels Joined together makes a
round mat.
Aprons are easily made and always
acceptable gifts for ladies. They may
be made Of black China silk or sateen,
finished with deep hem at the lower
edge, and black ribbon strings,
just abnVe the hem, stamp
pretty borde" and work it IN shades
Of yellow Boston art silk. Or the
hems may be feathers stitched with
silk OF any color preferred. White
linen aprons are handsome, with q
horder done in ontllne with black silk.
II you prefer them plain, turn deep
hem and hemstitch It.
Pretty lamp mats may be made OF
dark red felt Stamp q leaf design
around the edge, which will form ir.
regnlsr VcsIIopS. Outline the leaves
with tinsel cord, and work the veins
with tirsel, then cnt the felt ell around
the outer edge Of the cord.
A handkerchief pocket to be worn
suspended by ribbon from the belt,
can ba made nf small brass rings and
joined together In any shape desired.
Crochet OveF tie rings with black Vic.
tnVis knitting pilk. The entire pnckat
NAV ha made Of rings which will re-
qn're Rbont thirty, or the front rings
and the back Of black ailk or satin.
ThIs ls q handsome addition tn any
d'eHS and in these days Of pocketless
RkiFtV, wi | be found very convenient
slR0.
A pretty letter case Is made If two
pieces of cardboard, covered with red
"r black silk. Cnt 0na pieea round
for the back Of the csae. and the otf or
crescent ahsped, and after thAv are
covered, join thA nuter edges. Paint q
Rprsv oP A'werS on the front, and
hang It Mp nv narrow ribbons.
Any honaskeeper will appreciate q
linen coVpF for her dresser. commode
or pidehnard. Get q Unod qraIItv OF
hnteher'O linen. and finish thA edges
With hemRtitchpd hems. Make Them
inst the width of tha ton nF the aide.
board oF dFeSser, and long enOnRh TO
hang over the ends ak inches. just
above the hems at the ends. work q
design Of flowers and leaves IN Their
natural colnrs with Roman floss. Or
u pFefarrpd, running vine or rOnvpn-
tiOnalIEad design worked with shaded
blue AalatIc etching elk ID q pretty
finish. If intended for q comm"de, q
PplsSher embroidered to match Il
would be nice.
KANSAS HoUsEKREPER,
The ADvoCATR and TooIio,o Y1y.,o
The advocate., 1896-12-02

Ens klad q Pllla 4 BssoAAa's-sEECHAlFa
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

- guitin anros rciite fprriee 5res
bag til g~elcwtune Garf, bpor ban oil
tilbrinec ct Gar Raaueoer.
- giiis emma Segncr er reiit I'll
Sumo, @is., bpOr bun er oniat ion
9Grerinoe peo SDiIfoleu.
Grlirs 8Otbue fra Chicago bar
iibIie llss beis0t 3ecorab. s Onss
bags reilte bon til bet nOrOli9 Winnes
ipta poa en- Sa8ttur.
gsiiS SaHuab 2innepclo, Selena
Clement % Cha eolano er reiit iii
9ico 8ius for at ireto:uterc bet ber'
p9renoe 9utberan Gables Semeuarp.
- @cu. ". q. RorS9aaro ira 8eit'
bn, &is., bar oenne ll9e bcisst fine
SlGgtninse / 9scorob % Smesn.
gopptat Sobn 8. 9ape i Gatmar
or al ben &omite. Tom bar meb Statens
5o.aars Set burlington at siSre,
bleuen onmpoet ON at Ifripe ct 0iat
for G%nleoniuoen % pplGIe Oct peo
Sr. Otto Steen fra @ahoo, Reb.,
her paa 8eisg. 5or mango Var
iioeu bar bar ban 9ecorabS asiIItes
renoe 8oItmeIter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
Smaalenifc Sp9oeiagn.
Girien paa @iItcr.

Sor flere Sunoreoe gar tilbagc i
Siben ital Der pua @aarben 8lter i
Guue bope iiaaet Ell airfe. Spprpiot
Der enbnu fiubcs 2euninser iaicn al
ielpc &lrfen, fienocr jes life til; men
paa N%abo8aaroen 2unoelteo itaar i
Saceu ct Silece buaset afet elnss lps,
srup, bruu Sten. ium lfal babe tilbprt
&irfen. - Get CT pmtrent Ell Meter
lanst ps ell balp Mcter brebt, U9 ital
lureit'0e DC 10 uiDnlise Magter lom
Gegierer / Serben, nemlis: "Oet gpoe"
o. "oet Unoe". Ger lfuloe p~prinoclia
bare pGret 10; men i Sioen5 Sob er
ben enc iommet bort, iaa Der iii bare
or ct isieu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

Der mango al be fore q ontorbpsninssr.
De er tD3seoe at ioliot Gtaal Os posrs
Zig beIfpttcoe peo be iptfe @ranitmure,
Der banner Spsningens Gunoameni.
Timber Waionic temples ~pgninsen /
Gbteago I. Gr. er Der $4,000 irritilte
Sitferbeossiemmcr, ioruoen fore Sp.
lagsrum for mere ~omiaussrine GGrois
lager. Sgrene ilutter inc / Gtabnius
ger, Der err fcrigueoe meo @uttapcrta,
laaleoes giprenbe Sprlpiugerue babe
uaro. % Inittatte. De anoipss at pnre
itie alene brano, O9 inbbruOsirie, men
o9iaa Hire ietu i Muli1beoen al ct
ftsnoeli9t Soerialo / arigsiio. 9taar
oleroei ulloe ioripse at iprGnge ben /
sniten, maatte ban BRUCE iaa me9et
aruot euer GDnamit, at Gele 8panins
gen pilOe ranlle iammen % oerpeo
oanre ell Sob Ruiner, Der piloe be,
rDtte 9u9lpin9erne enonu Doermere
END Staalet, Der oln0iper oeul.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
Wiooel moo 8aspaifelie.
Gn "ifraaIffcr" Sui.

Ser rr ct eobt Wiooel mob Ell frhg-
telia uorben BED Wunosn, a~lminpelia
tablet gdgpaftelIe:
Staf big Iuu burtig Tom mulis en-
llr3e "0obmooieheo", % bluno iamz
men meO oenne en- lln5e al ben urt,
Tom Snoiunerne faIoer "5e%iTornincgsn=
opr"; Tom feri zo9le aorn al Sag.
alti6eonemsning", og glenn rnoeli9 life
at feie ct BAR 9ruabcr "N9tefjerligz
TED" til. Soar man berpaa bar til'at
psnne glanDing mcO eli minoIt ligeIaa
Itpr Del "5aus6eo", Idd er Mirturen
farbig. Den TONNES pau en- 6lalte
og fan dnpsnbes, naarI omhclit man fc=
Ter en- beftig Slice BED Sun9en p9 en-
ubanoig Chit til at itile USeomsnnsz
fer / ct uToroelagtigt ems, 9oiiist altio
Tier, naar man pmgdaes eler tilTGloIgz
bis beTinocr fig / Selitdb meo en- Irt
SoirpelDpr, inn fables "Slaooerfj9rz
ringer at begge aisn".
Saainart ou fgler InFdlpef fomme,
Iaa tag en- Munofulo at Wirturen;
6olo Den / Munosn og fnib SGberne
t~rampd9tig tat Iammen ntoo hinunoen,
inbtil Du er tommen bjent. Dd bill ou
fnoc, at 4nfaloet er fuloitano!g be-
ferret.
Men tro life pcrnteo, at bu er parig
6elbreoet. Salfalo mau bu life fple
Dig for filter / bin Sag. Der gipes
imibIertiO for fremtioigt Srug ct Iinlz
pit Miobsl, iom pu life bchsper at gad
til gpotDetet for at tipbe; ou fan lape
ort ielp / 5orm al en- inObiIot Sjaloe,
Iom Oh bpnger foran BET enc Ore, og
icm itaoig ian tilrin9e big fplgcnoe
paamjnoelIe: "0u, Tom itdar, - lie
lii, at ou life fdloer.."
Oct er oog bsbt at holoe fig til mir
turen Ell Ito, % Oerfor ber man benz
IGtte MirturFaFten pda ct let tilgipnz
qeliat Steo eQer - 6pdo Der err bet
beoIte - benDtte ben iom 2ugteTldIte.
VA bill oct fortrGHeli8e Miooel itabis
bare peo 6aanbcn, % bu fan man fcle
fla oesmcre trbg for Sh.ooerimitte.
Den rDFt GldFten; for oa pil be fora
Slielige Sngrsoientlsr beOIt sisre fig
gjGlpsHOc,
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
Secprab % Smegn.

Zen i4Se ecpt. 500.


grof. 6. G. Sausen. egn al Wir.
% Irs. Gnors Suuseu paa @aibing'
ton Grairie, beoe / Snsoags fine
6~orrlores !Sier. 8 Miotcn al Snni
Raanso Tom han biem fra gilbert Sea,
bppr ban bet iiolie 9Iar bar p9ret arl'
'at ipm Carer peo 9utber Gcaoemp.
San bapoe life pnret ristig iriIt iloen
/ Wai Moaneo og blsu itrar efter
Sjem'omitea iaa ir3. at ban MATTE
saa iitienss. Oct uar en- 9jcrneip9'
bonn. iom ioraariaSeoe Gsocu.
SiIoe6e bar igbt pna @aibinston
Irniric for pmfrino 80 Gar iiocn. 8
1891 or1oucreoe ion ueS 9ntber Coll
lcge, o. itnoercbe oerpaa ct Iar reo
gtormalIfoIen / S~aparaiic, Sub. 8
1892 blep Bnu auiat Jon Carer peo
Bart Stesion 2uiber College / 5ersns
SAILS. Ser orbeioeoc ban iaotil S6'
ten 1895, oa ban mootOs Guirttelie
iom2rrer peo glbcrt2ea 2utb. Icaocmp.
Son bar cit itIliGrois % tunoltabsrla
Mauo, iom arbeiocoe mcp Groltab / III
pigtlsc Salo. s Greoa9s blco ban
unocr flor 2eltnsclie iteot til Spite poa
8aiblratpn 8rairie a~irfeeoaro. ga
tor =. aorcn iurretteoc i SDrgebuiet,
% Saitcr y. aursn / airfcn Us uep
Grdpeu.
- Susbag ben 9Se Dc. bpoe Mrs.
q. @~ulobrauoion eitcr lRnaere Gios
Gplselisbep. 2tioOOe Tom ii! 0ecOrab
Eownibip / 1852 % bar iioen bOet
paa ben 5nrui. buor gln opoe. spun
eiterlooer sG0tci3ae % s uorne Svrn,
al boilfe 6 bar tiliteoe pco 8esrapels
ZEN, iom ioregit utocr uiGopaIis IiDr
3eItaselie / 8rebass fra Scrsebuiet,
boor Yaitor Suus forretteoc. Tnitor
9affen iUrrctteoe peo @raver.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
S!nifmtaa al SGfcrc.

S9teriiellet IDnrs mere pg mere at
gaa at Brig / 8Dgocrne berumtring,
-triber "Rorore Sronohiems ImtStiD."
5or en- 20 Nar Iioen bar IuagootIpm
Iamtli9e Sntre / 9rug. Gfterbaans
ben er BEN enc efter ben onoen blepen
~ilsiIet, ida MI er tanIte tnapt en- Srez
oiebel al SRtrene optagne. Sstts bar
eel forTje0igr Noridgcr. men ben pGs
IcntIlg1te er 10 ben, at man FprstrGttsr
at bdos &redturerne 6jemme pud 8aarz
Dan % leoere Melten til Weisrisr iitez
oetfor at babe 9rDDeriet meo at laoe
DIT og Smpr pdu SGteren.
6borpiot bet er mere lonnenoe at
haoc 8rItdpcn bjemme eno paa Spz
t2rcn tor ri lie uotdlc pS ON. s5orz
moosntli5 Ear GrFarinoen piit, at bet
l5nner fig minOre at briDc &rsaturerne
tiIfjeios.
Smiolertib Ipncs pi bet er beflaacs
ligt, at Idamesct prGgtig Bette Itdl qua
Ipilot. 36i Der er pi8ielig qobe Saps
negdn8e til en- fel Del SGtre. Mau
bar I, @r, MI iaar let, at Der / N9rz
4socn al en- ilpiFet Srtsr itob ben pps
pcrli9FIs 9dcning qanTfe urprt.
0e, Tom bar oraDet Srterbrua, tiens
rer bel til, al &~reaturerne ON Sommcz
rem lange8 tiIijeIOs, tpor De ofte timber
ell ri9cIi9erc Ncrina enc Der Ian Fns
Oes bjcn1mc.
gcO ftcrre SammcnIlutning % ct
mere tiosmGsIjgt Stel, enb Der fpr
far Darat prdttiisyet, mdattc bel enonu
9dd an at ubnDtte Satrrbapninacrne.
Nlcn Dd pii bet life bore tilitr9tfeliot
at BABE blot Ell Snterjcnte oa en- SGs
ter. Der u0Iorbres mere Siqlp. ut
jctc &jgr % SmaafG Iammen, er life
praftiFl. SmdufGet bsr ubIolut aud
I9r5iiit o9 fores bib, lpor Narinqen
or mere pasIenoe cno boor StorTGet
better.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
Samgerfciten / Smaba.

"Oer 0anlte Yipncer" frluer t9ls
9enoe ON "Qrren":
5rem pan Scencn fom ben enc Gang
iursniug eiter ben auoen, aiuerlenoe
mcb 0%eflamatsrcr, Galerc oIp., Der ale
bleo mObta9et meo iiprmenoe Subel;
men ben NET iturmenoe Subei bpiteoe
BOG ubetiuect "2uren" fra 9ecOrah,
o. bar 8aibinaton Sal life bp5set iaa
ioliO, iom 2ilfeloet er, uiloe Saset
miiifert paret ilsiet iaa bpit tilpeirs, at
bet life enonu piloe BABE uaaet Sors
Den. "2ureu" beitoo tun al 5 Mano,
0brr. Si9uro Saluorien, Sobn Sad
wib, 6. 81. Gunnes, 6. 9aricu os 3.
g. 0olnl, men naar be lpuser, ifuloe
mon tro, Der uar type. Geres iorite
Gang uauot Dem ale i~tnnoinaoilfe
Sierter. men itgrit bar Se9eiitrinsen,
oa De fang "0er fang Ell 6usl paa
2inbefoiit", buor Sunocn bcrSrte bpert
eneite 9jerte, ia iaa iolcliesrist, melos
oiIt ug pnoeinlot lpo Sansen, at ri iaa
Carer / mau3t ct Die. 9ermeb maa
ma life i%Urltoa, at De andre Sansere
life nso Siialo, 10, Minnebaba Wanoss
for ira Siuur Sails {. ST. % Here ais
ore leuerebc Gang. Der i~ieloent euer
alori9 CT bort Mase til / Omaha, %
9ublitum ioritOo at paaifionne oct.
Gf De iorIficIise San9foreninser,
Der fang, foo "2uren" ium SO. / %
eiter ben Minnebata Wanosfur ulp.
Oct bar faitllaaet, at lnsen al be fcr'
Ifjeuige Sorenin9er MATTE iDnae da-
capo, men bet fore Gublifum brpo fig
life ON bisie SeItemmelIer. "2urcn"
aatte irem os ipn9e, ps iaa lang
BEN fin piounoerliae "Gcr fang en-
Susl paa 2inbefuiit", linens Der bar
ppoItlle / ben ualorse Sp3nius us ben
megtise 9cnor ru(Ieoe uo % transte
ino i Den iierneite Iitros al Smabas
itsritc Spsnins.
&pucsrten bar Ell Sufces, en- flor
Sutces.
S Spbet al Manbasen iorfoo ale
Sauaerne omaha. "2uren" bar ben
icritc, Der fonl, os ben iioite, Der gift;
De a~ireiite Manoas often, iulst til
Toset al manse Senner. gnonu fra
Suset niiaus be meo Carer / Sinene
oercs Gang, ium De ielu braste meb
BERTH, % ium UNDER Sauserieitsu Hang
uceralt:
Ser er giu % Der CT 9sier,
her er Noritc, SuenIfc, Sauiie,
Der or SIP % Der er 9pier.
Der CT Norlfc, Spenlte, 9anife % Eprpler,
Smaba
iSaugcrucs SmaBa,
/ Smaba
iSanlterres Smnba -
er on meo paa ben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

Samuel Gnsleipn fra Sc Gop, Winn.,
bleu | Iorsoass G9tcpiet til Sanna
Gselano, Gatter al Apr. Og Wlrs. DIE
s. Goclauo i MilitarD Soiunibip.
Srpluppet, ipm bU!otes i Sruoens
SorGlores Sjen,, bar bet itGrIte. l0n
upseuiioe bar opret ferret paa be &nns
ter. Gru0epielicn iprrctteoes / Sta
panger &lrfcu al Saitor 9rps. Sruoss
parret mob.us ell MGnBoe fcltbore
Gausr. S 2prbaas flpttebe DC NDs
s,fte til Miinne iuta, buor 0tr. gnglcs
ion eicr en- flor 6arm i HGrbcoeu al
Sc Sion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
sor gorn aroer 1auo. agesapsaaes.

O"F SoEH usost -NIoi U$ee@e%5ScE.
ct GatimfIt &C pcIprpact 2I0eaiGoet.
MRS. WiRSLoWS SOOTHING SYRUP sr bls
ret brig. I over smtt aaraf Mtttouec al
Itpbre, for oeres y pgunu6eE Gan o:B &c ms
~bruoet, IIto I atotom meat Seib. 0eIberes
t:9er Barnet, bteegipr Gu merre. ittis
bet bcoits EitSbei mob Dtarrboe. Sulsts al apo,rs
isTs / tnbptr GeI al 8etotI. gas poa al ~ies,arae
hts. M,nslow'e Soothing 3yrup, os tag iEsia
nubsu Sla9S. SentscgstsCe Gents Glcigca.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
Srcosm poc.

2ccorab SrcoS al cen 5oyeueoe Girfc
fcIoer, ON GuO oil, tit SUItmOoc | Green.
feb Meuisteo, IaEOr Y. 9repers aalp.
Sernbanenatiou: Sarmonp. Muoet be.
spuoer Sirsoag Den 20oc % parcr III Sorf.
DAG Den 229e Sttcber. 6prbanolingsglen.
itauo: o., iJerbe Suo.
9ilrsiicuoe mtloer i0 til Steoets &rei Il
inoen 12te Sftuber.
Giuo &c Il II, 9tgoe:. u. 9. Suns.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

Gen npe Gpriajtiue "NlsYerucr." ION lea
tIghte ! Sommer, crtetoer uomprfet 0ooi /
ale 9cnieeRo5r. gIn Some or reliurngie;
rco ben 90 tan ~anbeiale Den til Gnhper, ipm
pnlter Ell COB 9laitiue. Sen arbeioer baaoe
let 90 soot. S 6ra9t 60 Gents. =. G.
0Hfs, &aibinstpn Nrairie, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

Jca par prppet "Nu.Ycuucu" ole 1c,e
o. tell truAt ii2e, at osu CT lea goo @ieittu,.
JON 9ioaer fan Dnifc fla. Sen er lturi, are
bctoer let OF lnr goo! l baaoe ipuot on iuit
wi. SEQ ilenoer I'll Ter ioriteQige Sina5
SDmaltlHer, rleu "Suspenucu" operaaar BEN
ale. $3.50 Trn9t. cars y. $San;on,
Sarpopb. x. TAI.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

SrS. Duncan 6 @ap,
9anbIGaer, Ban irGies /:

XenblG9eL ian irRiIesI |:
eorfsbcrp. @iHH, 1880, 1890 ca 20oa Sept.
Sonaiaiu, Aiinu.. 21be % 22ee sept.
@pfolt D(laa.. 2S5e 81 2loe Sept.
SeiDaripillr, giinn.. 25ee OF 26oe Sept.
Yltalani Goope Miiir. 2Soe o. 29oe Sept.
Jlaeine, Wtfnn, 30ie Sepf.
Sprins gauen gliln, lite I'll Toe Oil.
Tanner iraifes upeu Smsrte. Glt gr.
belize aaranteres. 52,20ii.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

San bleo tpit ben. "@il Du bare iaa
mil at frrmmc mi9 liOt?" iagos 9anisn til
QtOrrien.
1Sooorior oct?"
so, ieg bar Ioact iaa'n 6itfc, at ON ou
itrGmmtr mig, cil ben itrats ioripinoc."
1Naa iualcoe5: !" (raobcnoe at fine 9ungcrs
iuloe &roiD "laan mig 2000 &roner!1
n2fb! Eat - nu or Den prt!a
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
T~epmbllfanIf Nanp.

Sreoas sliten bapoe Hepu6lifaucrne
tit iprite Wtpoe uuoer oenue Salstamp.
@rauo Sparabus bar paftet fulot. !Sr.
gtel8 @rpn, iom life bar ppfDrt paa
programmed ipm Saler. bplot en- fort
Snblebnin9stale. S,an fpmmsr iauos
iyullsuis tilbasc i Sftuber for at bOIbe
upsle Galer i @iuueibeif So. Son.
s. g. Sames fra Clinton, Soma. bar
Sppebtaleren. San talte nRiien life
ON anbet emo Yeuipcr9smaalet. os Den
fore 5priamlins ful8tc Galen meo
ipGubt SpmGrfiombeo.
Gen bstjeuote Iirifareiienbe % 6Or'
latter 9aul Su Gbaiau, iom or Der
paa 8eipe, talte tilIlut liot DIN fine
griarinser meo oaarlise 8ense. 9an
iortalte csiaa poa fin bumpriitiife o9
lime Waaoe, bporlcbcs ban itipo fit;
icrite @priua i Iirifa, npset. iom mo.
rebe ben fore 5priamlins fortraifclist.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

g 81 aapIuf.

- u. $. Urppes Tom 6reoa9s
biem fra Ell lansere Cur til 8:it Sus
perior CO Gbicdso.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
&j0b CT GimaaarD!

Zettee ~ Get beoie 3ngetmcrit 81. BENT auusIO
Tor &GFlalrbeH AcytS ttturr ylIatet nj WlIp,nyr
90aiE. Se,it SetGlmasulitaar 500 vto Hlsb,t. $50
e. 4laaliel lcletr, oH itoeH ,uH SiN ~. Nlaanrl
Stno gthHlt ~ $40 % Ut III uoDTiss TeR en- al
Se en- G1:lA jnet0mtt AZ $500 VI. Acre. s 0 gauoS
nGho &c aaeEsos tolatt!. 8laoe % ~iIireoie. Stuu
iiraI II
j. A. WESTERLUND 4 co,
Fruithurst, Ala.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

NetlellOe.
4rui. Sisuro Slicn al ct. Snssar
% bans Spiter Wiis Selsa bar / Dc
cprab pper Sguoag hos Deres Spiier
us SpiserGrooer, YrOi. @ranruo %
Suiiru. Grof. Slicu "reiier iortioen i
Snteresie al ct. Nusar Sfple, % ban
oplpier, at ban bar pGret me9et leloig
/ tit Mis lionsarbeioe. Diiis Often er
en- mcset bpstis Eianiitinbc. SUN bar
III ltuberst / ilere Slar | Minncapulis.
Chicago. 9ew yurf 90 iioit i Serlir,
Gpitlano. Ntiis Siieu uil M nebiGtie
iig / Minueapulis. bpOr tun uil sire
uuoeruisnins / Wiuif.
- Sipbmano =. 9. Samre af Dan.
bile, g. 9atpta, bar iSeccrab ct Bar
9asc iioitc llge / Seiss los fine 5crs
9lrre % olose S!Gstninoc.
- Miiis SrsDOr 6auitep af SlOur
Sails CT Ter i Scipg hos fin 9arte
Mrs llp.u.
Mr. 9aul Tn GhaiIu, Der bar
uaret / 9ecorab rogle Gage. ium @iGit
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-07-30
The Maine Democracy.

The meeting of the Democrats at An.
gusta Tuesday night demonstrated he.
yond all question that the party is at SIZES
and sevens on the financial question-one
faction clinging tenaciously to the State
platform with its declaration for gold
while the other espouses the cause of free
silver as set forth in the Chicago DECLARE
ton of Is to one. The effort to find a
common ground to stand on was failure
OF course, for there is no chance for com.
promise between views diametricallv on.
posed to one another. 1t was soon dis.
covered that the party must espouse the
Chicago platform or the Maine platform
or split, and as it could not be brought to
do either of the first two, it splitter
that was practically the result of the
meeting-the silver men announcing that
they would not vote for Winslow on a
gold platform.
The decision of the State committee to
let the action of the State convention stand
places the silver men in position where
they must take the initiation in any bolt
or formal reputation of the State plat
form. What they will do remains to be
seen. To support Bateman seems out of
the question, for though he agrees with
them on the silver question and most
others, his fight against the endorsement
of Sewall will render him persona non
grata. Apparently their only resource is
to get up convention of their own and
nominate a new candidate-Mayor Han
son of Belfast, for instance. Portland
Press
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-07-30
Democratic Degeneration.

1t is sad to see great political party
forfeit its claims to ordinary popular re-
spect and place itself in an attitude that
invites general reprobation. Not only
those who belong to such an organiza-
ton, but those who are opposed to it,
feel in a sense the humiliation Of the
proceeding. The Chicago spectacle of
the complete domination of discreditabe
and pernicious forces in Convention as
sembled for the important purpose of
nominating a national ticket is one that
puts all good citizens to shame. 1t is a
reproach to the country that the Demo-
cratic party has fallen to such a low es-
tate that men like Altgeld and Tillman
are able to dictate its course and cause
it to repudiate all that is respectable and
decent in its past history. -Four years
ago, its Convention represented its best
intelligence and it's soberness of habit
and tendency and the people were so
well pleased with its apparent sincerity
and patriotism that they placed it in con-
troll of the Government. Instead of mani
Testing due appreciation of this signal
favor, and striving to live up to its OPP
portunities, it began at once to give itself
over to folly and mischief, and it has
steadily declined in point of propriety
with shame as with garment.
The fact is not to be denied that all of
the most reputable leaders of this degen-
crate organization have been thrust aside
in an abrupt and offensive manner to
make room for men who have nothing to
recommend them but their audacity and
their determination. They have not
heretofore been prominent in national
politics; they are not recognized as rep
resentatives of any of the cherished doc
trines or tradition of their party. But
they have contrived to put themselves in
supreme mastery of the Democratic
situation, and their wishes are obeyed
like the commands Of kings or emperors
They are opposed to all that is safe and
prudent, honest and admirable, in the
management of public affairs and the
promotion of public welfare and happi-
ness. Their methods and purposes are
revolutionary. They appeal to the pas
sions and prejudices of the rabble, and
court the applause of rioters and anar-
chists. To see a great political party
absolutely subservient to such men, per-
hitting them to lead it where they please,
is to look upon a public calamity. For
tunately, however, a large majority of
the voters of the United States will act
with another party in the present con-
tesla party that has not degenerated,
and that can not be swerved from its at
tachment to the institutions of the
country and its intention to protect the
rights and interests of the people. St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-07-30
Will Affect Insurance.

President j. L. Greene of the Connecti-
cut Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hart
ford, Conn, has prepared letter for
policy holders, in which he says:
"This corporation has never touched
political questions or sought to influence
political action, nor would it ever do so
unless that political action were directed
to issues involving the very life blood and
substance of that which we have under
taken to do in behalf of your families and
estates.
''Our contracts with you agree to pay
to your families so many dollars. There
has never been any doubt what was in
tended thereby, but should we come upon
a silver basis, your policies would for the
present, be paid in dollars worth to your
families only about so cents; and the
great bulk Of them would probably be
paid in dollars worth not more than from
25 to 80 cents.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-07-30
Where the Newspapers Stand.
New York Herald.

Public Opinion, New York weekly, print
ed last week symposium of carefully Sc
lected press comments from 1913 leading news
papers in all parts of the country on the
Democratic convention and the issues of the
campaign
Of these SO are Democratic % are Repub-
lican, 81 are independent journals or special
organs OF labor organizations, farmers, sim
gle takers, etc.
OF the SO Democratic papers 80 repudiate
the platform, "a of these also emphatically
rejecting the candidates. II either by impli-
cation or in plain words advise Democrats
to remain within the party lines and vote
for the ticket with reservation if necessary
regarding the financial plank, two declare
for Mckinley, three demand an Independent
ticket, Is declare for the platform and candi-
dates, with free silver.
OF the % Republican papers four declare
for silver, while four say that the Demo-
cratic party is dead or hopelessiy disrupted
Of the 81 Independent and special journals
Is reject the platform and candidates, nine
declare for Mckinley, 10 declare for Bryan
and three demand an independent Demo
cratic ticket.