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Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04

Tom truH.n af apnei, uoer en- 2rd''
ming % uben et Sui.
Den offei.lle Rapport .r fnlSItan'
big resulGr, auaeroe ub pda. at Den
bsbsbsmte Mdno "falbt beo rtebllt'
ielis, uben en- srGtnins eler gepaf
gelie, truFen al tolp Susler, nj ! gr9'
ftst og tire I Sopebst. s S%p.rens'tsm'
meIIe meb be militers Resl.r blso Sss
GENET lisgsnbe paa Stsost I fsn'tell
Minutter. "0erpaa blep bet ldgt pao
en- g~9rsbsr, b9ttst meo ct alaoe c9
al 9eteraner baoret til 9ittebsrnss
9oipitalet. 81. 81 n9Ite Worgen bIso
bet brast til 9rapplabfen Pere Ia
Gbdiie | en- 2igposn, fuIgt at en- Sers
sepoen os abitiGise andre 9ogns. 0st
bar blspen last i en- aifte at 8lp, ION
bar fat | en- 8iite uf &C."
Sporlebes fan nu Rosen I'll Srcos
for bette @ibnesbprb tpipls ON, at Nep
blep fubt ben The December 1915?
Spiblerne pilbe pel bore fad, og
mddffe beres Gal piloe inoItrRn'e Il9
til be enbnu lepsnbe 8ebpere al pis's
Gsne at Rorb Carolina os tilgrGno'
ienoe Strsg msllem Iarene 1918 oq
1916, FAINT nogle andre, iom bar bsrt
pg trost be ! Smleb p9renbe Sdgr
ansaaenbe bsnne Sag, bericm life en-
9r9it peo Nupn Sames u. Weitor
bdpoe foretaget fig ~srunoigen at unoer'
fsgs Sugen; men benne Wtanb til
braste tolp Qar meb at Iamle og prspt
9ibnesbbrbene meb ~utrattelig Slib oe
uobolbenheo. !Sans Spgape meofsrt'
to Reifer til europa os mango ReiIe,
Der | 4merita foruben en- ~binbitRr'
grepperlins, og RsIultaterns er iau:
banne, at be nsber .nbper rebelis Ger:
ion til at t%ilitau, at bet famIsbe Bib
nesbpro er babe interesiani og oosr:
6epiienbe. (Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04
$50 for en- StlaNe @eoiein.

Serpeo bspioues. Of min Sultru pcr / Here
gar ausrsbet al atbma. o. bun bar iaa
ooarli9, at Here 2aser srtlGreos. at Sps.
oOmmeu piloe eupe mso 59rtns. Seq bier
iilraaot Of prsoe DR.. Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup. 5i Dor fore 5il.
frs0siil uslie braJte ben uaitsu pieblltielie
9iuortus. % to SLATER belb eoeoe mn Su.
itru fuIoit9Hoist. gun er M rail- % iuuo.
men Jts piIos life unop9re ben 0leolrin, ON
be; iaa ioitsoe iemtt Collars 5~Iaiten.
@m. 8 Sarris,
Chm. I'd. of TIP. Of Wilton,
Monroe Co., Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04

CA9 ~ NIT n FOR DIET. men spors din Apotskan
Ej5omAhd ellsr kaoo, sotn har brust Warmers
chits Vine 81 Isr syruP"i do VII fortxps off. dssss
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04
era Gpinoernes Deroen.
CAB bit Siem bare lpit 90 tripe!i8t.

Sur bu Ct triit ug ubpggeltgt Sjsm
ti9re 2GIer2 Oct baabsr j.g lite,
men bpis Taa sr, 'aa bebsr isg big inos
itGnbig at il til at faa bette forunoret.
Der fan bore en- ubpggslis trpttst
Stsmnins bdube oper rise % tarp.ltse
Sjsm, bet Tan formelig ilaa en- imsoe,
meb bet IQmme man tommer | Gntre.n.
De, ipm Dor unb.r famine gag, ips
nes ofts, at Siemmet bare er til for at
ipiie, brittle os iope i - cg mango
9unsc til at trrtt. os tipss / - men
lite til at fol. fig lptteIige og befnoe fig
bel /.
Sporfpr ftuIos III. pore Diem bore
~tripslig., bebuesligs os liplige3 Spor'
for bebsper aftensrns at il9bs Jig ben,
triite ug tieoeligs, iaa Sengetio tommsr
Iom en- bebageli9 Qflsfer?
9i trGnger ale liot 9lGoe % 2tb
ON os, bet er ligeIaa usbpenbt9t ipm
Mab pg 0ritte. Og tiar trpnger
llngoommsn at finoe bet I 1T Sjsm,
ellers fryer B. bet ubenfor Sjsmmst.
9u Mor, Der life altfpr itip % bsitis
belig ~ligeoperfor bine 9ern, bet er als
oeles life nogst gait |. at oine gsrn
morer fig bjsmme, islp ON bet itulDe
bringe liot Stst msb fig. Str9b at
9jsre bet ida bps9slist og muntsrt /
bit Sism, ipm bet itaar / bin Maet, Iau
gsrnsns ipnes at Siemmst er bet bets
li9ite Stso pua Sorbsn. Ou be6spsr
ilet itte oerfur at forfemme bine bus,
ltge SDsler. Oct sr, eftsr at 2ettierne
er lart, at 5amilisn ItaI Iamlss. 9a
sr Muiit ct beiligt, iamlenbs og pplis
penoe Glement. Cab bine gsrn uo.
oanne fine SangItemmsr, beripm be
bar nossn - Samidns er uibunbsrlis.
Cab benz faa Sob til at bDrte ct eler
anoet Snitrument, bpis be bar 4nlaq
oertil, og bu bar Raab til bet. Sres
f~tiarerarbsibe .r pgiaa npttist cg ubs
pitlenbe | be lange9interaften.r.
Seq BIZ life tale ON, bpor morIpmt
bet er at babe en- COB unberbolbenoe
Bog at iamlss ON, iom ligger neb.
luait | Mors StuTs belle 9a9en, men
iom tages frsm til Spmuntring, mar
bet pdsier ON Qftenen - SanIen for
2iteratur uopitles paa ben Muabe.
st iaabant Init, sobt, muntert
9iem er ben itsrite @eITgnelIe pua
Sorben. og bet sr utlose, uforitanbioe
Jor1lore, iom life bar gie oerfor %
beitr9b.r fig efter Gbne for at boloe
gsrnsne til Siemmet. Spis Der bar
mango iaabanns eobs !Siem, III lite
un9oOmmsn iaubun Smag for al ben
tarpeIi9e Woro, iom ofts bpoes Dem
uoenfor Suiet. llngbomstiben er 10
gaartiben, boor 9IOOet siarer Os brus
ier ben tr9per 2io og gepaqelI.
- bet sieloer at laos Strsmmsn faa
bet rstte 2sb, elIers buner ben Iig ulop.
li9s gets, gaar uopoer be rette 8rans
Ter, og bringer lllptter baabe oper en-
islp og andre. Sc at SIRE bit til, at
bette lite mat te--bu Gar og bu Nor.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04

Srolobattsu. Ole gsrloaa / Gin
oal par ensaus opps | 9iitelo for az l,h ~
en- Ssft, Der bar ,omm,n pai for BAN. 4
Oens ban iaaIsoes isst., bort. ban n y
fGrosIis Summ.l inSs I ct gtrsuis u 4
Stsmmsr ipurste: SSpor .r 9ati;u nil
DIE, iom fob ubsrior, par ~ub,tar'i'n .
til at aisntags spsrs:maalst % FL \
Spar btrpoa: 1osr .r ins.n ono,r ssi
Dig sno 6ars," % for han rtof. Grot !
baoee ban m Sat paa Sop,ott, % MI b'l
afItso, inotiI be tom til Rumsbal. 9r b
b mibt cp | ct @inftsbuo; men Ia ttn
ttlgaons iOrffrGtftt % CAB fs til At srh
Roos8uri Gil pa uo .itsr ct @.ofars % lT
ct 9ebtr9 paa busrt eteb, bppr res=
aasSaarosreisn bapot Tibet. Ole BIN u
% MATTE traIt tiliOos belt fra Tam.sd'
III 6ism | Siartoal.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04
Den FORTE Sne.

Sen fsrft. Sne, ben fsrfs sul
SEC nun msD @emoo Tan ben e.
Naar tipt m.b @intsrbuo ben .orrrr,
Seq u,sute snboa, bet bar Semnr.
Sen ffrfte sns, ben brtnsu BIB
On lob. stOrme, GD; % eIuo.
Snart Buff % Wari ps Gng. fora
Msb 1T 2islassn blsot brtot os,r.
Sen fsrfts eue paa Rtares Gras
oar oGttst til iaa mons, 1t srao.
Msn bet, iom iopsr fr.tifoG',st,
Sgi,n ipaar til 9ip blir bri,et.
Sen fsrite Sns - be bstss 6oas
GOrtGllsr tiot ON sOrs % eaor,
Som brusts 6iertet III q. blso,
Git W~artprblob til Sao % grsO,. -
Sc bsioe Saor - ben fsrts su.!
Seq nun meo gsmoo fan BEN e:
sbt BE- ON @in..rispn mtg miror.
Msus ies iaa mssst usiort fHOu. -
Gnsans leg Dse, ben fsrfs en-.
Oil iom min bsoits Ben Fs t..
Tuar bort fra Cell os grst leg fs
Sen brsosr Slem'ilsns Saitt cOsr. =
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04
9ecDrab % Smegn.
Zen 3d.. gscp,mbrr 1924

R.teip,r Dent tom bib Wnnous VI
tcrmiooda oe bar MI gantsns GTartT
/ fine SGnoer. Tst piIos rrrs snl'e'
liat, ON Srebitprsrns mart nj ploe,
bpprlsoes 9dnt.ns Stdtus sr.
ganfprefosnt Gaftor, Tom iio'ts ugs
reifte til CT. PAUL / 5orretnin9sdnlts'
oenosr, pentes tilbdgs ioa9.
ollie SdIoonsr paa en- n1r luz
teos fine DIR. ben life be. Oct sr
lite aoot at pio,, / bpilter 5en'tgt Re
bar taast bette Striot. Retstsrmts
nen aabreo,s Manoag GftermtooaS,
"a bet sr muaite for at piie lin Rs'pstt
for 9omm,r 6obIpn, at De Rambler I'm
Jprretning, msbens ban er Der.
Den bsti.nbts gamle Sstorah'
Wanb Gp. 8,ningtOn fra St.Paul sr
her / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Hat til 3irsbas blep Der i%tiodIst
en- bel DEL alGosr pau forftieaigs Ste
ber / gnen. Oct er liar unoertI1ber
for gsrn, ION iapnes, iua man 'ndr
haube, at ben, Der itial BEN, pirtelis
tr9nats BEN for line Smadbern.
9Ianot BEN, 'om miitsoe alGoer ben
Nat, CT mat. 0nlpsp, 4lm, 9riebeI,
WarIop, FAINT 6aateniOn paa Baihs
Strsst og gatsr. iSos Nars
lop bapbs Spoen osiau bsisgt ai9ls
bsrsn % itiaalst 80 gunb Smsr.
- Sr. 8. 8. SpIte ira Mabiion, g.
rsiisnes S%anbelsagent for Blanc
mig. Co.. beisgts / Munoags gamle
9enner / Sscorab. !Sr. Solte tube
reos for mango gtdr ijbsn pso 2uth.r
Gplsss.
Gus. Ss.sss "genuin. GENTLE
man" ira, fuIbt Sus Snsoos often,
men hperten Stpttst sllsr Spinet bar
Iaa goot iom Ole Slipn .lsr gpbn
gobnion. Den fore Suriamling ipns
tee BOG altsepel, at bet bar ppsrmaaoe
mpriomt.
On aoartet al "2uren" reiIte
Gftsrmiobdg / ben btosnos
% bet n9Iten ufremtommelise
til Spring Grups for at asiiitere
peo en- 9oncert. De siproe iom iGbs
uanIis tine Eager soot og tps 5oriam'
meb Storm.
- 6anoelsreiienos ). Surgeons Tom
bism iibite 3srbag for at beisge fin
Sans Seisg bar life lungpds
ri9t. oa ban maatte reiie isjen sirss
bag.
= Sumpriiten 9urbetts bolbt Manz
bag often ct mpriomt 5oreorag paa
Sperabus. Sele Sprsoraeet
iprublsbs at bib, iom belle 5ibsn bolpt
ben fore 5oriamlins | sobt 2uns, oa
Santetorn, fpm fanot en- mootdgelie
Sorobunb hos be fleite Silbsrere.
- Snsbas Often ben 9be os. sipsr
Sangsrinbsn Mifs Marie 5remitabt
fra Minneapolis os qianiitinpen Miia
Selga Slipn fra famine gp en- 8pncer!
paa 9ranb Sperubus. De asItiteres
af 9rof. Salopr Sunion % "2uren".
Sisie 8unitnerinber bar bsitet mssei
gifalo pperalt. boor be bar optraabt.
ps ben nor1te 9efoltning / 0ecoraf
burbs life foriemme bsnns qnlsbnine
til at bsre fsrite alasies Muiit pe
Sang.
- !Sr. u. gisIitab, llbsipsr at 8
u. Eperlaubs illuitrerebs Norses Si'
itorie ps "Solteblabet", Tom / Sirsbags
bib fra ariitiania, Rprse, fpm bar
forlpb / gespnbelIen at Ropsmbsr
Oct er Sr. gielitabs Ssniist at urbeioO
for llbbrepeIfen at lit SIao i 9lmeritt
pg faa ct eaer onoet Sosbanplerfirmt
til at forbanole Horses 9iitorien, ion
uben Sammenligning er ben popul9.
reite itsrrs Rorses Siitorie, Der sr uo.
-.A
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04
&iningoaIs CRUDE.

Qrbeioet pau ben npe Sauoban 4.
aiIinsbuls @rube til StprooIosnisj
beippr bsb Heitan Station Ftribn .a
frsm. S~rGdrbsib.t bIir frroist nd
bet frrite, ps man bripsr paa Of !
Strait msb Mpnterins % Sammsris
ming at fprfielise S.rnoele. s.h,
men. ION er nsbpenbis for en- iaasn
ganes Drift, er allerebe fGrOig.
ganen bpsses at Sirmuet ). ga
fig. asln am Rbein | SpitIanN,
bette Sirma bar isien autasst glrhH
aunis | SrOnbbiem til at uofers IN
urbeibet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04
NnbefaIet af 6eiiIiQhe0en.

uIcrbeholons Gubefalins, Tom on
lis9eoen bar sipet Or. 9eters Ku'lr
bar giort Nnouet paa bette 4rapa1
til ct tienbt Orb | mango reIlsjrs |
miloe Stifielier opsr bet bels gfi1
Or. ttsol. Ssrnbaro W. 6tult', Y
tor I Brighton, Soma, Deb bpaS Y
ltrlper ON, naar ban | ct 8rsp, ltE'7
for fort 9io liber, beretter fine p'tt'1
lise Griarinser Tom fslser: "GL
6abrnep, Chicago, 81. Seq M1
3em be%ri9isunem mootase min 'g'1
t,se Eat lpr boao Ceres 81. ys'S|
kuriko Far eiort for mig. 9s1
life l9n9ere beiuaret at ben trIti "
ba9elise SOuebpine, ies | iua lang Y
bar liot al.
Seq er csiaa anmobet Of min y
nisbeo ON paa beres 8sgue at IT1
bore csres Eai for ben itore GInS'1
% SiGlp, be bar erbulbt pso gIas'
al 8ereS Meoiciner.
8eres opristis f%orbunbns
8ep. 9. 80. @tullt, OF. tR1
Or. 8sters Kuriko er life en-
talot Tatentmeoicin, men ct paaIa1
lIst Susmipoel, Der bar pGrst "
Sist Srus | pper 100 Nnr. ASa1
tsre tan life erbolbe ben. Zen 'f'1
oirette til 6Orbrussrne siennsnl YOU
asenter. Gtbpsrt Gteo bnros pal"
&eprRientant for bette grapa1
StriO eiter Setinselier o. 'uIclifns.1
Oplpsninser. Gbresier 81. ~
6abrnep, 112--114 60. Sopns y
Gbicaao. Sn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04

eOsr gunItelisbeOer unosr Snotnos'
rinaen al Stolen NOME rare, Iaa n'aa
stueipiQsren tunne ben I'll ben terlte
aiten, us naur ban % ~afleoerer l'ns
Rsplitsr, ium on bet bar bans Disb1't'
tsltos SnOfpoelis, Oa sr bet pauitsl'9t
for benz forau BAN at tanfe zig, at
bette sr Rsiultatst al ct iberolst %
Iturbom bsiit ercsntriit Stuolunl.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04
5iIf Tom leusr paa sausiors,u

5 egnsn p:O gaurO / irunt Cuban CT
OpOdsst en- ~martusrOis Gif, ium / 10
NaansOer ni Garet leper pea bet tsrre
sauc. Zen OsbUIoer fig / be imoa
Sumpiser. iOm ounnss i 9ieentiosn
for ct Sar 9euunssrs glo o. trnber
iiOen nso | SuIsr ! 3Orosn, bpilte ben
tun iorlnosr ON gatten for at ipos
9arins Der b.iiaar , 6rs Of ct piit
Slass Ores.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04

gi,HHbis artisbtb. sSr. Gro,
~i.sior.' iasos en- aaHpipat .iter aFast Cts,
am;n, 'iss bar Gem at iniis for alt, bpaS
its Deo.'
saa for en- sasattlI let u oa III. no.
get at tul. ont. par bet imisrsno. spar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04

Teres SpmafiHs '5uspennsn. go. s Dor
y mcetasst. Zen urbsiesr goot pa CT ! ale
Gtls iaa COB, ION pi penteoe. $LS0 6raot
RttS q. 8rsattu, 9esb, q ga.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

debt paying capacity. The same argument
holds good OF the silver peso OF the Latin
American countries. and the price Of our
meats and live stock. IL holds good. too. IN
the silver ruble and the price OF oil lf
holds good In many ways too numerous 20
mention.
Instead OF foreigners purchasing the
product Of our silver mines at tho rate Of
70 cents per ounce, and with this silver
buying produce, some OF which comes in
direct competition with our productions
from South America and the orient they
would have to pay at the rate of 81 70 per
ounce
AS TO repudistion, why, We have prac-
ticaily repudiated already. n bankruptcy
means failure to pay debts Did you ever
think Of what an awful debt America
owes to-day7 Nineteen thousand millions
OF mortgaRed Indebtedness. All the gold
ana SILVER In the world would not pay one
third Of this single item OF mortgage In
debtcdness. and under cur preseH ar
ranHement OF things the awful dlspro-
portion between the ability 20 produce and
the power OF money TO accumulate Interest
makes the breach between this country
and sOivency grow wider every year Prices
20 down. money going up. Interest eating.
eating all the time. How can u ever DO
paid7 The free coinage OF silver i do not
believe 20 be a panacca for % our evils
but DO believe ~ step in the right a..
rection and for the best interest Of the
American people"
lsignedi JESSE GRANT"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

vote for Bryan. These facts lead the
democratic managers to believe and
assert that Chicago will give Bryan "a
great majority as IL gave Cleveland
In 1892, when the ma jority for the dem
ocratic ticket in Cook county was 81
600. This year the conditions are even
more favorable. There is now COM
plete fusion between the populists and
democrats. The populists cast 10000
votes in Chicago two years ago, and
there are at least $4,000 republicans IN
Chicago enrolled to-day I'm Bryan clubs.
No one places the detection of gold
democrats at above 10000. The Scan
dinavians arc coming over TO the Bry-
an standard by the thousands, while
there is a noticeable change IN the
ranks of the German voters during the
past two weeks, and the probabilities
are that Mr.. Bryan will receive very
large proportion of that vote. The re-
publican managers are trying to di-
vert attention from Illinois. Indiana,
Ohio and Michigan. where their case
n hopeless. 10 states like Nebraska and
Kansas. which they now claim are In
doubt and turning To Mckinley. Re
ports received at national democratic
headquarters show thnt these claims
are entirely without foundation. and
are only manufactured for the purpose
Of detractlng the attention OF the free
silver leaders TO these states. As
matter of fact the democratic and free
silver polls show that both Kansas and
Nebraska will give Bryan mnjorities OF
not less than $4,000.
The democratic national managers
are greatly encouraged over the result
OF the elections In Floridn and Georgia.
Returns from Florida show that the
democrats have carried every county
In the state, and that the state has
gone democratic by a majority of not
less than 10000, Notwithstanding that
there was no fusion of the democrats
with any other party. Georgia gives
democratic majority OF not less than
&c, 900, this In the face of the fact that
the populists and republicans In
Georgia are fused. With n democratic
majority to-day OF 10000. IL Is safe 10
say that Bryan's majority in November
will be from 10000 10 $4,000.
Chairman Jones and the national
democratic managers feel greatly EN-
couraged over the outlook. and conf
IDENTIFY assert that Bryan will be elected
by an overwhelming majority of the
electoral vote in November.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29
nom Have somo,hInr 20 anr.

Mr. Bryan il not lazy man or one
who stands ON flimsy conventionalities
II IL shall be deemed best for him to
take the stump in the presidential cam
paign, he will take up the work cheer
fully. No doubt ho would be willing to
divide time with his opponent If the
Republican nominee has fixed principles
to talk about. A candidate for president
has generally enough 90 do without un-
dertaking the labors Of "a speaking tour,
but IL the Democratic nominee docs talk
IL will not be merely in platjtudes. He
will say something. Cincinnati En-
quirer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29
THE GLOOM DISPELLED.
Democraoy's Prospects, Are Bright with
the Promise of victory.

Democracy's Prospects Are Bright with
the Promise of victory.
The gloomy prospects for the Democ-
racy some weeks ago seem now almost
laughable. The great enthusiasm arous-
ed by the national convention IL i'm such
sharp contrast with the melancholy
lukewarmness among the Republicans
that we can scarcely believe that one
short month ago the conditions were re-
versed.
The nomination OF Bryan has given
us a worthy leader--worthy in character
and in intellect IL and the platform
practically assure TO tho Democratic
candidates tho support of the silver Re
publicans and the Populists. With this
great accession TO it's already great
strength the Democracy can hardly be
beaten.
The nomination of Sewall of Maine
also strengthens our chances. Selecting
a man from the very easternmost state
in the Union is most effective way Of
giving the lie to the statement that the
Democracy IL sectional party. 1t
Shows that we believe our policies are
for the benefit Of the people of all sec
tions. and that we expect that fact to be
realized and the appreciation If IL 10 be
shown by the success Of the Democracy
In the east, where II has rarely succeeded
before, as well as in the south and west.
All in all, tho prospects of success
have been so good for tho Democracy
only once In years, il then. No one can
calmly review the situntion without
coming to the conclusion that victory
depends only upon our working jealous
ly. And with such evidences of satisfac-
tion and enthusiasm as are presented on
all sides there is no room for doubt that
the Democratic campaign will be car
ried on with the most intense energy
and the shrewdcst Judgment. Under
these circumstances it Is hard 20 see
how we can lose. kansas City Times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29
The LATE ELECTIONS.

State elections were held last week
in Georgia and Florida. There was no
fusion between the democrats and any
other party in either state, and the re-
publicans had the temerity to lay claim
20 both. Each gives an Overwhelming
democratic victory.
In certain counties Of Florida, lately
devastated by the storm, very little At
tention was paid TO tho election; yet
the democratic majority In the state
will reach almost 10000, out OF q total
vote Of less than $4,000.
In Georgia, despite combinations Of
every possible kind formed against
them, the democrats have increased
their majority Of 25.OO0 two yenrs ago
10 10000. IN both states the legislature
s. Overwhelmingly democratic, and both
states will increase their majoritics for
Bryan.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29
GEN. ULYSSES S. GRANT.

Would support Bryan and Proc Silver II
He Were Alive To-Day.
"If my father could vote to-day he
would vote for Bryan for president Of
the United States"
The above words are from the lips OF
Jesse Grant, favorite son OF Cen. u.
s. Grant. The son has left the re
publican party just az his father be-
fore him left the democratic party
when IL made n compromise with the
slave power In his farewell TO the
republican party Jesse Grant writes:
II believe honestly I'm the great advan-
tage 10 this country OF the free coinage
OF silver. IL does not mean Reputation OF
our debts at home or abroad These debts
Will have 10 be paid In products. and any
thing that Will raise the value OF thcm
viii. ! believe. beneht nll classes II we
can double tho price Of a silver rupee we
have doubled the price OF the wheat that
comes into competition with our wheat.
and therefore double our wheat as TO its
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Z rIJNNfNGIIAM, PRECEDENT

Mr. Cunningham. president and man
agcr OF the company. soys he and near
Iy all his employees have been life.
long republicans. but they are All for
Bryan aud free silver now. Mr. Cu2-
nlngham soid the above notice bad beer
posted because the company fully he.
iievcd that Under free coinage Increased
business would Justify increased wages.
President Cunningham, who is
practical rno der. then went ON 20 show
how moldev wages prior 70 1873 were
50 per cenG higher ihnn they were to-
day. how, after silver WIS denoBetizcd.
there was gradual decline until the
passage ~ the f}lsnd.Ailison set IN
1878. which revived the west. increased
demand for moldcrs' products and re-.
suited IN increased wages.
business depression six years later
caused another decline. In his opinion
nothing will restore permanent pros
perity hut tic restoration Of silver. In
concluding Mr. Cunningham re- marked.
do YOU know 81 any factories offer
ing increased wages IL Mckinley is
sleoted? don't"
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INoReAsEp WAGE.

Onered 20 WoShinRtBsh ~ bryan IL
Elected 60 the Presidency.
The supporters Of Mckinley and the
gold standard are doing their utmost
in this campaign 10 make the work
ingmen believe that Bryan's election
would be followed by closed fnctories.
idle mills and starving families. Dut
oil employers have not been frightened
into this belief The Central city stove
works, OF Newark, o.. takes precisely
the opposite view and has posted the
following notice at it's factoryi
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fiis brigis-saord from the soabbard icabs-
Bryan ~ Nebraskai
And like y fash ~ light be syvoopa-
Bryan Of Nebraskai
Pair falls the iight ~ freedom now.
Bryan ~ Ecbraskai
He comes with victory on his brow
Bryan ~ Nobraskai
Ho leads Columbia's patriot sons
Bryan Of Nobraaka
4 million cheers, million gums
For Bryan of Nebraskat
Atlanta Constitption.
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The Chicago convention was an as
semblage Of the people Brave mon were
there pleading the cause Of a nation,
the cause Of the masses against the
classes, Of prosperity against ruin
Omaha World Herald.
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DEMOCRACY CONFIDENT.
Even Heaven Smiles = Benediction on tho
Cause OF the People.

Even Heaven Smiles n Benediction on the
Cause OF the People.
Just as the last bulletin was received
from Chicago announcing the compile
tion of the work Of the national Demo
cratic convention. says the Atlanta Con
stitution, the heavy black clouds which
had enveloped the city for several hours
parted and IA magnificent bow Of prom
ise displayed its arch in the sky.
No one who observed this beautiful
omen could fail TO interpret its signifl-
canoe.
Under the banner Of Democracy and
in the wake of such intrepid leaders as
those upon whom the choice OF the M
tional convention has fallen the party
Of tho people will march 10 n complete
and overwhelming victory this fall.
Confidence in tho assured triumph of
Democracy was never more serene or
certain. Dismay has already settled
upon the ranks OF the opposition, and M
the day OF election approaches this feel
ing will deepen into one of confusion
and panic.
The bencdiction Of heaven abides upon
the proceedings of the Democratic con-
vention. and in the coming election vic
tory will be with the cause of the people.
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Qualified 20 Lead.

There is no doubt that by bis talents,
his will and his knowledge Of mcn viii
liam J. Bryan is exceptionally qualified
for tho leadership of the great party
which has honored him by practically
electing him to the presidency. Kansas
City Times