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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY s9a-TTRTY PAGES

foreign markets are given in the usual cable
report printed elsewhere
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK
IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE
Week ending July 1s-isgi. lso5. 1895
Dryg,ods ......... 81, 1853 81 l9s. 70G
General merchandise 0.1Oi.3s7 6.7l7.1J3 5G13 1871
Totals for week. $40. sci, 0Gj s?.53I.J65 $Tsl1s3
Since January L.. 2I24J.6i2 ga. 1851 2E, i47356
IMPORTS OF SPECIE.
For the week.. s247N So93 s767is
Since January H.. 1i.6J7.06s 225s4 li6 lD53. IJ8
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
For the week. o. sO8Os9 s23JJ3SJ 81 43s S23
Since January 1... U.0s4.4Dl 56.O26529 I4I7s.o5l
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE
July 500 ore 800 Sls4 625 155 sos 27s. 273
OF the specie exports $333 7os gold.
Appended Is a table OF the current quotations
of city banks. together with their par value
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steamboats,.
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
.NEW~YOKK; and ALBANY"
Fines. an. fastest river steamers the world.
Daily except sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn Fulton -. ty Annex a ".
New York. nesoro .ss -. Tier. ...'..'s;4o "
For Albany landing Yonkers. West Point. Newburgh.
Poughkeepsie Kingston Point. CatsHiil and Hudson.
Drec, connection the Kingston Point Dock with
CatSi Mountain points ami for lakes Mohonk
and Minnewaska Cafsk., with the Catsklli Nj. ami
Otis FL Ry. Tor CARR and Nj The usual
nectons Poughkeepsr Hudson and Albany for points
North Fast and West Special Saratoga Through
tickets sod NJ Deshrlsses St Pier. West 22i
Transfer other
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, July 1S-p m.
gain by the interior currency movement
this week Of more than S1.311 900 was offset
to a great extent by gold shipments, the asso-
ciated banks cash holdings by the regular
weekly statement showing an increase Of only
S161. 900. An increase in deposits of S2.J03.oOO
raised the required against deposits by
S625, $50. to $126 497.75. that the decrease in
actual surplus was S464 go to S21 .773, OPS,
which was against $3S 491 125 in the same week
year ago. and $74 113. 900 in the corresponding
week in 1894 The operations OF the banks with
the Sub-Treasury caused loss to the banks of
S242 1875. Loans showed further expansion. the
increase being S2.3SS, 900. against an increase of
1868, 600 last week. The increase in cash hold
ings was made up by an increase OF S3S26 in
specie and a decrease Of $221 100 in legal ten
ders.
The following are the comparative statements
Of July IL and July is:
Loan. .!aiNssSoe s.5ssasse Inc sssssco
specie Sia3os" 2 1873 80" Inc $S2 f 5S9
b bssslssnder' 5 IS as @ % Inc 80
Circulation ...... li.595.se0 1i.514co In. 3.coo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits of the re-
spective dates:
fssst s sassc s. b "S S5
Total reserve sl4s 10000 sl4s27osoo Inc sioi.5oo
ssains, deposits 1875 s72o25 l2e4s77S Inc. e2575o
Surplus .... 500 2s7 275 s2l778O25 Dec. s464. 80
The Clearing House statement for to-day was
as follows: Exchanges. $lO1 611 3S6; balances,
s.. 961 Al For the week: Exchanges, $o1S-
42S411 balances, 325I2,2i5.
The following the changes for the cor
responding week OF the three preceding years:
1S95-Loans decl eased 81 10000, cash increased
S1O4 400 deposits increased S34S.3OO, and sur
plus reserve Increased S5.OS1, so; 1S94-Loans
decreased $4,000, cash increased S66.3OO, de-
posits decreased S423. 100, and surplus reserve
increased S172 DO 1S93-Loans decreased 81
3OS 300 cash increased S2,0SS 100; deposits de-
creased $3697 500. and surplus reserve in
creased S3,012.55O
The following table shows the bank holdings
on the respective dates:
July 81 o. WY WI, 90 90, a s5, IVY g Is lso 90 90,
Loans sis2 6i2 coo 500 800" sag 90 %o
Specie ,sl 600 1897 100 s5sS7 400
DEPOSITS '........ 5s9Ioos0l 5esS 800 800 100
Circulation ......... S9sooo 132@s'2" l4''"'4oo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits Of the re-
spective dates:
Juv 81 81. July 90 90 Juy Is 90
c,..,. sol O44 800 S64 800 300 So. 333. 100
Legai-tenders ...... l3o344O0 lld20l4oo S'3i4 400
Total reserve s22l 1888 800 slso57o7oo s4s27o 500
asainst DEPOSITS i47 $4,000 142o7s575 l2o497.77s
Surplus ........... s741laeoo sss49i23 s2i,77ao25
Percentage ........ S75 81 2'3
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the bank holdings
together with the percentage OF reserve held by
each bank National banks required to keep
a reserve of % per cent. and state banks one of
II per cent:
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Closing pricas to-day Of number Of active
,,.ith ,.octarda,,s q q f0llnNS.

BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds consisted Of SiO.-
600 coupon is Of 1925 at 10, and S11 900 coupon
IS at HE. Final quotations follow
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Dipi0eno Notices.


vINUE CORN EXCHANGE BANK. New York
l. July 18th. 1890 Board 81 Directors has this
dav declared dividend 81 SIX PER CENT. payable
10 the shareholders and after the LIST day OK August
The transfer books will be closed from July 10th
August "a IDF-rIN LOVE. Cashier
OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No ~ Cedar Street
New York, July 18TH
VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
L COMPANY have this day declared a seml-annual
dividend ON tho capital Of TEN PER CENT. payable On
demand. CYRUS PECK. Treasurer
THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NETWORK.
81 and 30 Liberty Street and AZ and 20 Maiden Lane
Now York july =.
J'IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
pany has this day declared dividend Of ~, per
cent extra dividend OF per cent payable al the
Conipanys sfo.s August 1870 The books
will be closed Wednesdhy the 18th inst. and reopened
Monday. the ID " August 1890 -
JOHN DUER. TnasureE
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rV'O HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORT

4 GAGE BONDS OF THE PEOPLES GAS
LIGHT COMPANY OF BROOKLYN.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that the outstanding
First Mortgage Bonds Il the Peoples Gas Light Company
of Iro.Alynj (Which bonds or $1,000 each and are
dated Aprl Goth 1851 and secured by Mortgage OF the
date. the metropolitan Trust Company Of the
City of New York; Will be- redeemed January 18th.
1897 In the provisions thereof at par and
accrued presentation and surren Ter thereof
and OF the coupons appurtenant thereto the Office Of
th. said Metropolitan Trust Company OF the city OF New
York No 81 Wall New-York city.
Interest all Of said Bonds not presented
redemption before the date above mentioned
Dated New-York CITY July II. 1906.
NETROPOIITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK BY CHARLES VI. JESUP.
D..rlN -Ann Irna Liant
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THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

A'A direct % Cottage City Mass and Portland Maine
Delightful route 10 all pleasure resorts Norm
and Fast: scenery. low excursion steamers
sat- from No 49, East River every Tuesday. Thus-
day and Saturday at > T. NJ ... -
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old DOMINION LINE DAILY SERVICE.

OFor OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK NEWPORT
NEWS, pETERSLt' RG. PORTSMOUTH pINNERs
POINT. RICHMOND VIRGINIA BEACH and WASH
INGr0N =. g. daily except sunday. Rchmoni direo,
via al-water route Monday Frei only ana ss,ur.
day dassenge~ and Fre.shU. Saiiinss from Pier D.
" r., +. NJ. Sat T.. NJ Through ;lcke,s and freight
all points
". l.. it'IIL.AVDEl' Vice Pros and frame Mr.
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vVARRYTOWN WATER BONDS.

L Sealed proposals FOR $50 COCO per 30-year
water bonds will received 10y the undersigned until four
o'clock July 18th 1896 For further particulars address
JOHN F. S,fIAI.L. Secretary. Tarrytown. y. y
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CT'NARD LINE.
FRENC LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQue.

y DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE. PARIS FRANCE
la GAS'pGNE Baude!on. sat. July M
IA BRETAGNE. Rupe ....... sat. Aug m
and buffet smoking attached n Special
Train Paris vice Seats s. 90 extra.
A. FORGET General agent. Bowling Green y. Y.
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GllTlZEN8 LlNE TRaY RNAT@.
FMLLl lRlWGR lORIE,
urDsON AND COXSACKIE BOATS from

foot OF Christopher ST. y. H.. every week day AZ o
j. n. and West 1881 81, $50, connecting with b. and
a. H. X. a, Hudson
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,c1naI Closing Shares
oa1n 1i,sh'I,ow. Fin. BID. Ask. sold.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

NA 4 SEA VOYAGE ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST
AND THROUGH TIE GLE Of MENlCO TO CALVES
TON TEXAS Is AN IDEAL VACATION TRIP.
ONE-wAY EXCURSION Of TOURISTS TICKETS -
ALI points in Texas. ClOraGo titan, Asiz0na California
Mexico Ceorgia Florida. etc Excellent crnmoia,iona
Writ .or "a PAGE OCKET GUIDE (mailed fres).
C. H. MALLORY co. Cen. Agts.. Fer -. T.. r. y. 7.
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NL1DE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON s. C,
the sOt'TH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Points.
From Pier 20. +. II. 0oot q Roosevelt So, 2. m .
ALdioNQt Iur1a. yuy -
St have first Class passenger accomm oiations
WM. i. CLYDE & co, General Agents.
Bowling Green. New York
Fla Cent ard Fast +. f. Line VIA Jicksonvills
Great So Freight ard Passenger Line. via chafiesn
T q. EGER. General Agt.. 39i Bway. n. Y.
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DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

A for La Guayra. Puerto Clhelo Curacao and Mara
cabo via curacao. from p rrep'nt Stores. RIO xyn
81 PHILADELPHIA ......... SATURDAY July % | D. m.
s.. tARS'hS. Tuesday. August y. M
IS. NENEZt Ella THURSDAY Aasust H. 1 n N
FOR MARACNBO, VIA ST. THOMAS
- ' ftA' Az. iN-fdly. July u
These American steamers hult expressly for the trade
have superior accommodate rs Tor passengers.
BOtIrON. BI.iSS & rNLr.ETT
General Managers iS5 Front 81,
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TILE STOCK MARK EFT.

% ce2 o u o75 700 2as
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KINGSTON LINE. foot West lofh st. Dali!

~ T. NJ SATURDAYS = l. S'rs Bsllv'a 4 Romsr.
for ,'Dfnw Nswhur,.h. -lfamhu-y. STA .boro MIL
HYDE Pa.N Esopus P,urhksepse E'nrS' - . nnscf'ng
with L. d. r. X. for all points - 'asSi. un'sins
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BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE

Formerly COLUMBIAN LINE
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting the lsthmus for al. West Coast Ports q
Mexico. Central and = nth America.
Steamers sail from pier foot West 18th ST.. y Y.
AIIIAN,A July 20 noon ADVANCE July % nooo
For rates Apply at Company's Office. - broadway.
JOHN MUIR Tr,"fr Mtr.eer
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


The Apotheosis o + Mr.. Tyrawley by K.
Livingston Prescott, is the story of a
young and fascinating man, pretty thor
ough1y committed to the wretchedness of
a rascally course of life, though preserv-
ing an innate nobility of character. who
falls suddenly and desperately in love
with beautiful and innocent girl. He
sets about sincere reformation, only to
be pursued by malice and spite. He asks
h imself the question whether man can
begin at the beginning and win stand
ing and responsibility by sheer force of
hard work and self sacrifice. A good
friend or two, beside the angel of his
love, serve to keep him from absolute de-
spair though only chance rescues him
from suicide early in his career. From
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-24

The Life of Nelson, by Robert Southey
is one of the series of Eclectic English
Classics by the American Book Com
pany. In Eclectic School Readings by the
Same company is Old Stories of the East
by James Baldwin-stories that have
come down from antiquity through the
medium of the Hebrew Scriptures In
the same series is Stories of Great Ameri-
cans for Little Americans, secondEreader
grade, by Edward Eggleston, the prima-
ry aim of which is to furnish the learner
reading m after that will excite his at
tention and give MIN pleasure, and thus
make lighter the difficult task of learn
ing to read. Zoology for High Schools
and Academies by Margaretta Burnett
teacher of biology. in Woodward High
School, Cincinnati, is. published by the
American Book Company. 1t is an ele-
msntary work in zoology especially de-
signed for young pupils. From the same
company we have three works in the Ger
man language, Herr Omnia, by Helm
rich Seidel; Traumereieu, series of
tales for children, by Richard Won Volk-
man; and history Of German literature
by /. Keller
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-24
A ME ETlNG

OF the Primary and intermediate Sunday
School Teachers win be held with the Portland
Primary Union at Chestnut st. M. E. Church,
Portland on Wednesday, March 25th, COM
| mencing at 0 o'clock a. M, and continuing
| through the day.
All Primary and Int rmediate Sunday
| School Teachers are invited to attend.
MRS E. A. DE GARMO,
| President Portland Primary Union
| mar23d3t
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-24
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AND
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From the same company we have The
First Or eek Book, by Clarence W. Glea-
son, A. NJ, master in the Roxbury Latin
School, and Caroline Stone Anterior,
A. M, late of the Roxbury Latin School,
with an introduction by William G. Col
lar, A. NJ, which is an attempt, and a
successful one, to make, within proper
limits, book which shall appeal to both
teacher and pupil, from it's logical Sc
quenoe of subjects, from it's directness of
statement, and it's conciseness and free
do m from unnecessary details which
hamper and confuse the reason. Stories
of American Life and Adventure, third
re ader grade, by Edward Eggleston, Is
rom the same company. II aims to
make school reading pleasant by sup
plying matter simple and interesting to
cultivate an interest in variations of
fact; and to make the reader acquainted
with American life and manners in other
lines
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-24

Studies of Childhood, by James Sully,
M. A. LII D., Grote Professor Of Phil
osophy Of Mind and Logic, University
College, London; author of Outlines OF
Psychology. etc. This is book which
ought to BIZ in the hands of kindergart-
ners, Primary School Teachers, of wise
pa rents, and indeed, of all students OF
mental phenomena, for it deals patiently
and at length with early psychical de-
velopment. Incidentally it contains a
wealth OF droll and charming sayings of
children, than which there is, as we
chanting in spontaneity and original
force.
DR.. Sullcy treats of the Age of Imagi-
nation; the Dawn OF Reason; Products
of Child Thought; the Little Linguist
subject to Fear; Raw Material of Morali-
ty; Under Law; The Child as Artist
The Young Draughtsman; Extracts from
Fathers Diary; and George Sands Child.
hood. The volume has a photography
and an Index. The stories we quote are
not by any means introduced for our en-.
tertainment alone: each one illustrates
the authors theory, and has its purpose.
AS we have said, the book ought to
prove very desirable to those who study
child life and natural endowment with a
view to ascertaining the best methods of
bringing to light the highest possibilities
in other words, the employment of ju-
dicious training and guidance
"Ihe child, while appealing to our ad-
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-10
grnnIulpuntn.
Carnegie RunHeauert % Wnfa,sn.

Seitlisbolbelien | Carnegie Sniff
tute, pittsburs, at ben aarlise "5ouns
bers' Dan" ben ste Nopember blep iier
fremtrebenbe peb ben formele Iabs
ming at 8unitsaleriet og MuiGet.
S~nititutets Berger meb beres 8enner
% ct fort 4ntaI @i9Iter iamlebes /
2ibrarp Sua 81. 2 og CAB &nbrep
Carnegie meb Suitru ct bjertelist Del
tpmmen peb beres Snbtrabelfe.
Selftabet tos fsrit 3unitgaleriet og
Muiaet i Sieipn us iamlsoe fig psrpaa
/ 5orelesninssialen, bpor preiibent
%. q. Sretp, Chairman 6. 6. Melon
at Mufaumstomiteen. Chairman
Sobn galbpen at &unfttomiteen os
Chairman 9eorse q. Maebetb at 9is
bliotbetstomiteen rebesiurbe for Mr.
os Mrs. Carnegie ansaaenpe bet Ir<
beibs, Der bar siprt peb Sialp af Gar.
nssies 5onbet paa $1,000,000. gfz
terat bisie praliminarier bar oper,
siorbe Mrs. Carnegie ben forme1e Grz
tlerins, at &unitsallsriet cs Muiaet
MI bar cabinet for Yublitum. Stunt,
sallerist inbeboloer en- itorilasen Nas
leriIamlins.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-10
uolanoet.
3Munttobu.
WtSHonsn bIanet Snoiauerne.

Sibite Sorsbas aabnebes / ct. Ins
bretps STRIFE / Winnipes en- at be tals
rigite aonferentier, npseniinbe afbolot
paa be 8anter at Snbianer>W isIionGs
rer os Misiionss2 9rere / ben presbpz
terianIte &irte. Smtrent 100 Yreiter
os 29emanb os 8pinbsr onfatte e0er
interesierebs / 9jerninsen bar tilitebs.
5orbanbIiss> Sbemaerne er be foritiels
lise betalierebe Sioer at bet @jsres
maal at fau ~triitnet os cipiliieret Rsb'
buberne, at bsre Grfariuger fra Wiss
%iionarer blanbt be furitjelig. Stams
mer. FAINT bsre be forfiellige Qnftuels
fer ON be Metbober, Der bar piit fig
iom be beloigite.
Deb Wsbet I Sorsbass forebroses
ON at lore 9srnene op til at tale gns
selit. inbianIte Yisebsrns Spbraselie
os ON at ubpitle paa ReIerpationerne
Sanbs for ct 2ip / Siemmet os bus
lise Spiler.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-10
9punten.
cprsrst paa Wbtntppinerne

griber ftabist mere % mere ON fig.
General Gapielo polapieia, Der for en-
Sio fiben fob | gesreb meb at bragg
ODER til Cuba for at afls5e General
Wepler fom General , Gaps
tein oper Zen, ~afreiite Sorsbas Off
ten til be pbilippinite Ger for at aHsie
9eneralsS apteinen Der. Yolapieia
bar bapt ~betpoeIise grfarinser paa
Cuba, bpor Solicit CAB bam Rapnet
"Slasteren," tbi be beItplote bam for
alleilass @ruipmbeper baabe mob
Sanger os anbre. IQereoe / 1868
oeltos ban / ben 10aari9e aris paa
Zen os ites fra bet enc arin til bet
anbet, inotil ban blep 8eneral. SIR
8rieen enbte, bar ban 8upernsr ODER
Propinien Cartilage be Gubu. os efter
3risen opbsiebes ban til Gsnerals
aaptein, bpiltsn Ppit ban inpebapbe til
1892.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-10
Cubu.
VeHs8eretntn e. fra Cen

siper bebrs Stilorins.r ON Rebelsrnes
Sepaselier enb be telesrafite Wbb.lels
fer.
Qntonio Maceo rptter neb tmpb
Spbtpftsn at prppinoien Yinar bel
RiO, / ben Seniist at gisre 5oriss paa
at bane fig @ei eiennem Spaniernes
Mliliterlinie. Man formpber, at ban
MI beFnber fig / Garpial, / Retnins
benimob Waialas S~umpesne. Snblas
Der ban fig life / noset Slas. MAD ban
ab en- eGIer anbsn Del isse at naa frem
til Gloria.
Det antases at billie fable baarbt for
bam lanss ben fpblise &pit at tomme
til Yinar bel Rios 8%eItfpit, ba General
Depler bar 1000 Manb &apa1eri
itaaenbe Der for at itanoIe 5remrpts
ninsen | Rerbeben at ganbelarid.
9eneralens trooper bef9iter be
itratesiite puntter, iom be / pinar bel
Rios 9iersesne bar fratusst Rebelers
me-. be pil Der bare ct itartt ubsangss
punt for fine Sperationer. 9erpeb
baaber ban at blipe lat iitanb til at
itine 10000 Manb os meb benz saa
imob Maeeo for at tilfsie BAN ct afs
sisrenpe Reberlag.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-10
Sen befjenbte amerifanife Stat.

Sen befjenbte amerifanife Statss
manb Sobn 90. Softer .r meb 5amilie
reiit til aina. Softer bar iom betienbt
81 9ung Gbanss iurioiite Raabgipsr
unper observation-disclosures msllsm
aina og Sapan og gioroe ben Sang ct
iau bpbt Snbtrpt pau ben tineiiite
Statsmanb, at bsnne MI bar ubieet
Softer til at omorsaniIere bet tinsFite
DIPLOMAT. 81 Sung Chang bleo for
tort lib iiben ubneont til ainas
ubsnrissminiiter, oe Sobn u. Softer
er ubnaOnt til fsrite asiiiterenbe uosrs
rigsietreter i psting.
Softer er Febt / Snbiana for 60 Oar
iiben; Fan beltug / gorsertrisen. bar
ienere Sorense. Staters 9eIanbt til
Msrito, Ruslanb og Spunien og efter
glaines Dob ubsnrissminiiter unbsr
Sarriion Qbminiftrutionen. San er
af am.ritanfte Suriiter anieet for at
bore en- af be bpstisite aisnbsre al Sol
teret, os er mssst gobt itittet for ben
pigtise poit, ban MI bar opertaset.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-10
Uurktft.
etsrsWaeterues pIaner.

gnslanb ftal for A Tiger iiben babe
forsilaaet, at Masterne ftuloe sips &C.
Ianbterne | aonftantinopel MDnoiebeo
til at siere rbtaft til en- Rsformplan,
opforore ben tprtiffe Regiering til at
siennemfsre benne, os, ifalo Sultanen
m%cbiatte fig. ba sribe til iaabanne
Sorbolosregler, at Rsformerne eiens
nemfsrtes. S bet fsrite puntt bar
Wagterne enise, bog unbilog 8usldnb
Jig for at sipe Gefanbterne Mpnbiss
beb til at inbtaIbe arissfib. til 80.
fporus. 5rantrise forsilog, at Der til
commissioner til Statssialbsns Sors
paltnins Ifulbe fstes en- rusIiif Deleaat,
og at Sprpaltninsen +fulbe ubpibes
berben. at commissioner for aontrol.
lerins at be tprtifte anliesenbsr siors
oes til en- fat International apmmiss
iion. Der blep tilfsiet, at Wagterne /
Silfalbe at Mobitanb, pilbe operpeie
Sultanens Ifiettslie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-10

6sitolb fan onrttte en- 1ienbebsl az ben
Sfabs, iom pitoe BABE o1r.t Jslgsn
al 8rpans Ssir. 3 Jorretningslioet
Iporsr man uflerebe en- S%orb.orins;
tot Wc9inltps Seir, .Ier ~rettere, 8rps
ans Peoerldg, fornpsr 3iliosn til be
5orsnsos St1tsrs FnanfeT. 9Grliss
beo % Jaitbso. Oct dmeritdnfte
5otts iunoe WeuneTtefortano bar be-
Oarst Rspu6liten for en- itsrr. Unite
sno en- gorgsrtrig s1sr en- Brig meo
lloldnoet oiloe babe oaret.
"3be Gun" I~triosr: Den fore RE-
publit bar beb en- oigtig Qntsoning paa
en- itorIl1gen Wnabs iitret Iig fin 9e.
~itaasn. Oct bar en- Rsisning, Deb
bOiltsn ben belle Ration reiits fig iom en-
Utano og fate en- Damnins for Sstos
Ipinbelsn. Oct bible bare soot, bpts
Mcainlep tunbe opgioe fine g.Itpttel.
iesibssr os ripe fs los fra plutotras
terne, Tom | Qarspis bar gjort bet re-
pubIitdnite purti til ct aubans al ga
britanterne.
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Ipunbet for Sieblittet. men | gdggrun-
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aapitalismen.