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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
VIII Pull it OF.

Ell PAso, Tex. Feb 16-o'Rourke, for
Walcott and Kenny for Bright Eyes"
tonight agreed to bring off the match be-
tween their men at the Lennox club, New
York, on March 8, for the gate receipts.
The Barry and Murphy match will take
place at the same place in the same
month and probably on the same date.
If negotiations pending with New Or
leans do not materialiZe Eyerhadt and
March 1t was arranged late tonight
that the Dixon-M Marshall fight should
come off March II at Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
sTRAGGLING AND EQUIvoCA-
TON?

~Or shall the issue be squarely on
the free coinage Of silver and gold and
8 president elected who represents
the people on that question?
THE first step, the essential pre-
liminary to the correction of political
abuses, the establishment of ma
tional prosperity and the maintenance
OF our national credit is the election of
a president whose Andrew jackson
courage and inflexible integrity will
defy the influences that prostitutes
presidents and cabinets, and makes
the administration of the government
a subject Of humiliation and reproach.
Strong in character and intention.
as may be the standard bearer of the
Republican or Democratic party in the
coming campaign, II VIII hardly be
possible for him TO rise above the in
fuences that secured his nomination,
or the environments that must sur
round him in the event of his election.
The one hope of the people, ] am con-
WINGED, is IN the election of a presi-
dent pledged, Internationally and I'M
reservediy to the free and unlimited
coinage of silver and gold, the same as
from the foundation of our govern
nent until 1873. And also
UNCONDITIONAL PLEDGED
81 favor of a national currency, with
out the Intervention Of banks Of issue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
QUEENS THANKS.
Special Supplement- in the London
Gazetfe.

Special Supplement- in the London
Gazette.
LONDON, Feb. 16.-In a special supple
ment to the Gazette, published Sunday,
is printed the following letter from the
queen, dated Osborne. Feb. ID:
l have, alas. once more to thank my
loyal subjects for their warm sympathy
in the fresh and grievous affliction which
has befallen me and my beloved daught-
or Beatrice. Princess of Battenburg.
This new sorrow is an Overwhelming,
and to me. a double one for [ lose a
dearly hYed and helpful son, whose pres
ence was like a bright sunbeam in my
home, and my dear daughter loses a no
bic and devoted husband to whom she
was united by the closest affection To
witness the blighted happiness of
daughter who has never left me and who
has comforted and helped me, is hard
TO bear. but the feeling of universal
sympathy so touchingly shown by all
classes of my subjects has deeply moved
my child and myself and has helped and
soothed us greatly [ wish from my
heart to thank my people for this, as
we'll as for the appreciation manifested
for the dear and gallant prince, who laid
down his life in the service of his adopt
ed country. My beloved child is an ex-
ample in her courage, resignation and
submission to the will of God.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
WILL Be NO
FIGHT TODAY
One Thing Certain if All
Other Signs 60 Glim-
mering.
MAHER AND HIS EYES.
Both Improving as Fast as Exc
pected.

Julian VIII UndotedIy Claim the
Forfeit Today-NearIy All the
Small Fights Have Been Declared
oR-Fitzsimmons Believes That
Prize Fighting is Golf Compared
to the "Blooming, Bloody Game"
of Bull Fighting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
GREAT STRIKE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Two thousand
trouser makers went on strike in this
city today, closing 80 shops. The strik-
ers have the support of the trouser maxi
ers of Williamsburg and Brownsville.
500 Of whom also went out
A recent order of the contractors. re-
ducins wages from 50 to 80 per cent,
provoked the strike
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
Jim Appiauded.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-James J. Corbett
tonight at the Haymarket theatre an
nounced from the stage at the end of the
first act that if the -Fitzsimmons
fight takes place he will return to the
ring ana wrest the championship from
the winner. The announcement was loud
ly applauded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
BO4TOM HAS
DROPPED OUT
Samoan Revolution is Virtu-
ally at an End.
GERMAN INFLUENCE FELT.
A Mission to Japan Which is
Considered Secret.

Two Large Barques and Two SMALL
er Vessels Wrecked in the Har-
Dor of Acknowledgements Nm
merOus and Severe During the
Last Month, Affecting All the
Islands In the Vicinity of Samoa;
some Internal Discussions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
ADDRESS To
The PEOPLE
Chairman Mott Sends Out an
Earnest aud Ringing
Appeal,
THE PLACE OF SILVER.
How it Has Figured in Our
Civilization.

Uonds Forged on 81 Free People
The Suffering Predicted Because
of the Decentralization of Silver
Issue Now Before the Country
Must Be squareIy Met-Nine-
Tenths of the People Are Affect
ed-GOId Must BE DOwned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17

would say nothing regarding the prize
ring. Fitzsimmons put several ques-
TONS but the governor lodged them
all and the fighter went back to his
seat denouncing bulls, bull fighters and
all who approved Of them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
INTEREST Is
WIDESPREAD
Has Nansen Really Arrived at
the North Pole is the
Question.
MRS. NANsEN IS AT SEA.
Has Heard Nothing From Her
Husband.

She VIII Believe in His Success. the
Object of His Life and Hers,
When She Hears it From His
own Lips, or Reads it in Conn
munication From Him-What His
Friends the Scientists Say.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-J. J. Mott,
chairman Of the national committee of
the silver party, has issued the follow
ing ADDRESS to the people:
''To the People:
LAS chairman of the national com
mittee appointed by the silver con-
ference lately assembled in Washing
ton City to organize the silver forces
of the United States in the battle
which is TO take place for the posses
sion Of the government this year, it is
thought proper that should make
some statement to the people in refer
ence 10 If.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-17
THE NECESSITY.

THE NECESSITY.
CAS- the necessity of money as a
medium of exchange became revealed
to the minds of men, the two metals
finally accepted as the most suitable
for money were silver and gold. This
was natural, because they were the
two most precious metals adapted to
the purpose and were sufficiently linn
tied in quantity.
LAS mining has developed the fact
that these two metals existed in the
earth in almost certain proportions. a
natural ratio of value was assumed.
This ratio has continued as arranged
by man under the natural order as he
found it, 1t was accepted by mankind
as part of the grand plan upon
which the world was to move, and
approved by the philosophy and COM
mon sense Of all ages.
From this condition of regular or
der, and contentment, contributing to
The gradual elevation of all classes Of
society. the extension Of civilization
and the general betterment of the
human race, this country and the
world has been
ROTHLESSLY TORN
1T has been done by the, rejection of
one of the precious metals in the in
tereSrs of greed. and by this act the
money changers have been enthroned
and the narrowing Of the scope of
monetization begun. AS rlonetization
has been narrowed. money has become
scarcer il proportion, and as money
Became scarcer prices fell in proper
ton, and falling prices have been the
BANE OF THIS WORLD.
1T was predicted after the demone-
tization of silver that great suffering
would follow. This suffering is al
ready here. From a contraction of
the currency we are now in the throes
of one of these desperate stages of
human experience period of heart
ache. canker and sleeplessness, as the
foundation of prices has crumbled
Obligations resting upon the supposed
firm foundation of price in ready
money have crUmbled into dirt as the
foundation of the price has crumbled
The country is confronted by grave
emergency. Further theorizing is fu-
tile. The agitation Of the money ques-
ton must be settled by peaceful
methods that will give practical re
suits.
Long patience and dispassiohate
reflection has convinced me that an
independent American financial sys-
ten is absolutely necessary to the
restoration Of national prosperity, and
the establishment Of commercial con-
ditions in this country that will give
the common Deople-the agricultural
and laboring classes-an equal show
with capital and concentrated wealth.
How can it be effected? Can it be done
through either the Republican or
Democratic party as now constituted?
No Both organizations are under
THE BLIGHTING INFLyENCE
of the eastern money power The re-
cord of every national convention Of
both parties for years is plain proof
of the assertion. The legislation of
both parties in congress is proof that
it IS impossible as party question.
What then, is to be done? AS
patriots. as Americans who are for
America against the world. what is
our first and controlling duty in this
crisis? Shall we longer heed the false
promises OF party platform declara-
lions? Shall we longer submit to the
academic discussion of what bimetil-
lism means? Shall it be another cam
paign Of
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THE SOUTHERN
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"A # sssSS ~
PACIFIC COMPANY.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25
Bon 4eterSbura.

- Das bonn SrauensSerein Der ep
Iutb. PeterS @emeinOe am Iebten Don.
nerfas abaebaItene Srauen'Seit i'm Sin.
coin 9art mar Elm erfOIsreides.
- Gin @eipunn 8ferSs an einem Ba.
gen bes GisbdnoIer'S Ben Sbauer
brannte am NtOntn9 an @robe Strabe
bur1 uno rannte bis sur 8IateIp Strabe,
mo elm Selesrupbenpfpften eS gum Still
itunb bra6te obne 8rOben S6absn ange.
ri4tet 3u baben.
-Serr NidasI 8Ouis unS ScteIier
Reinbcrt Greinber8 iino in seieBIi6sn
@onilift aerutben 86nis bate einen
Bait" &aten fir Sreinbsrg aneefers
tist. Der s28 fofste uno nIs er 8e,abI.
uns bafiir uerIanate. iOl ibm lsbterer bic
Ibiire sepieIeu baben, ppraui er ibr
am WOntde Uerbuften Iies. Gin 8erb6l
in Der Sadie ioG am Samltae Abent
Dor aIoermunn 8risbt itattfinOen.
s9 DaS ,,8O6enbIatt" entb6It al,
Rabribten unO foitst nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25
Nrmeus : Sebproc,

DnB manhe 2eute uerI6iebene Iniibs
ten iiber ben 3net Der obisen 8ebDroe
babsn, eripieS iid am 5reitas in Der
8erlammluns berieIben, benn eine Srau
bon Der Behieite, bic IS monutIid I'm,
teritiibune erbaIt, bat leBten Wonat bas
fur sinen surnirten Sut, SeIpeteen unb
81 tpertb Ganbp unsefauft, uno eine ans
oere Srau. ebsnfaas bon Der Wsitieite,
perbraudte bic ibr beipiIliste nnteritIB'
uns fur mcbiibe BuBpaaren unb elm
paar S6ube; bic 8eb6rbe bat natdrIid
feinen @innano gesen bic Sbube gee
madt, ben gntauf bon Bubtpaaren uno
Sdledereten aber reroammt; Or. Paine,
Der in Der SeriammIunS abtpeienD mar,
tpirb us-Ser nabiten I'M cine grfIdruns
bieIer 3ufdnoe erfutt perben.
Gin anbsrer Wibbruub, benz Die 8ss
bDrbe untsrporfen 1T, beitebt barin, bob
nabeIiesence 9ldbe, ipesiel in 2userns
GOunip, ibre Notbriiritisen bierber Tens
ben unb ibrsn llnterbalt unS aufbaIien.
Sn bieier SiBuns eritien Der BoIe An.
ton 8oI6sstp, Der in @pomins bel elmer
WnensrplOiion iein AusenIidt perlU,
unO eine turss llnteriuduns ersub. BAT
feline GuSiaSen, er iei bier Elm Sabr ans
iGiiia. aueenideinIi6 ni6t tpabr parsn
Der SaQ tpirb ndber unteriu6t perbsr
unc penn eS ertpieien tpiro, baB 8oi6ss'
tp nibt Elm Sabr bier anidhis lit. ipirt
er na6 Bpomlne surtdseiunOt. I'm Sul
llnteritabuna ieitenS Der 8sbDrOe be.
redtist su iein, mub Der SsOariilse Iau
benz Geies elm Subr i'm bstreif. 9iitrii
setpobnt baben.
Sin ArmenOirsitor bon Nipnroe @ounti
eriubte INN unb erbieIt GrIaubnib, elmer
IrIinnisen Patientsn bIerber su ienpen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25
0dpne Spuntp.

6unesbale. - Die @Iasfabrit tpirb
gnoe bes Wcnuts seidIofen tpsrben, oa
bic SiBe Su srOb pirb.-S. Soipart
Bsaa bon WlilanUiae, Elm Director Der
Bapne County Sauinss 8anf bon bier
uno tucbIbefannter bemofratiider Boliti.
Ter, itarb am SOnntas mad ldnserer
RranIhsit i'm Hitter ben so Sabrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25
Semfc's
Nefattramt,
21S Heun aScnue.

Die fsiuf,n impcrtirt,u Reine uub 9i'
qu6re, iowis import,rts SelifateNcn ure
Giearren F.ts uOrrdtbis.
Smportirtss V8hr;burser Sof'
brdH unO g. Hobtufon NiIfsner fsi
an 3apf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25
9eutf6e 8riefIihe.

Grau GmiIy 9pumau, Scbu 8. 8uttman,
Gbas. StBtl, Gmma Rtiptr,
trau NaIp Rnippls, &bas. 8. Wi0n,
@teras Wiatr. Strr Sidlr,
SpbH @altrs, Sad pittmar,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25

- Sas ,,Bo@snbIatt" eRtb6It ben
btRen 2OiaI.Seri&t unb aus Tonftissr
2ssisssitsn bon SntsssHs Sur e2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25
9 cr0ntDn
Spar= =Sanf,
122 8bomius Mbenne,
Scranton, 4a.

SaS dltelte Spar.Snltitrt in nore'
oitliden Yenniplpanien.
5ames8Gair, 9rdfoent.
.. 3. Briee, 8iBe 9rdi.
3. 8. Q difer, gaiiirer.
v. 3. Blair afiiit Gaiiirer.
8beo R. Straub Seller
9irettoren:
9nmes Blair g. 3. 8rice,
SEQ. 8 eaiIiu, 8rart W Spenesr.
u. B. Bluir. Sumes arhbaIo.
VI 8. SennsoD 9emitt s. Blair.
Bm. 3 Sieiel. Sas gD. Oatforo
R1brt Elm olIaemeires 8anfseid6ft
SislIt BehieI 1abIbar in 'rgsuo einem 8bsiIc
Der Melt aus.
1roseut Sutsrefen auf @spofitsn btjabIt
lin aunbidaft miro ssbetsn
Ofen SamitaS abenoS bon 7 bis 8 ubr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25
Bon Der SlbTette.

Sruu Ssnrp 86tt6er bon 8rospeet
GUenue Iiest f&per trant oarnisssr.
Die grcuriiOn Der Sdnssrrunoe am
Olsnta8 mar itarf bsiubt uno in ieOe,
Sinit&t Elm erfOIs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
Gtuetts.

On simerifansr arreterei oso S%eifiastIie.
Rr. George J. Curtis. en- az be as
Fiitsrenbe g~iblictbetdrer Deo 4ongres-
8i6liot6etst / Baibingfon. blep af to
8eteftiOtr arrelteret pad ct Sotel /
8rinoelpnlO. .6dn brdgtes til 6Gnas
Ilet / Snteridten, boor BANS psnge, pa
pirer % Baggage fratoges BAN. Sdn
Iao / qrreit til tent ON aftensn Os bIeu
fsrIt lssldOt iisige en- 9epei9e fra 9srs
nersPolitiet.
5GngIlinacn beroeoe pad en- Jeiltds
gelIe; politiet 6dooe nemlig tagst ham
for en- 5or6rpoer. bet lGnge bapoe Isgs
otter. Mr. Curtis bdb6e forunben lit
Pds en- 2~tnbsfdIings TtrioslIe fra ben
dmeritanTte Miniiter; ban bar gisnrea
&c 5oreneOe Stdter5 aonIul tlasst opsr
Weofdrten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
Olrtn.
Gpiobuer bar pGret paairrse.

: 2ucos Gountp, bpor Soleoo ligs
ger, bar Spiobuer after pdtt Spiigt.
De bar prpslet en- Mdnb peo Ndon
Suntsnedu, Tom Dor peo Soadno Sta
tipn eller 10 Wlil fra Soleoo, pg be9rds
oct 6dm lspenoe. Wen be 9rcp bdm nas
trrIispis op igjsn, mems Der enOna bar
2tp / BAN, %forftdds. 5srit / oisie Sds
&c er !SiTtprisn fommet M, Htjent ben
tilbrps fig ben ODE September; tbi unz
Der 2ruIler bar 5amilisn S%untsneau
life turoet unberrctte Yolitiet. Siitoz
riens 8espnoelie lpoer iaaIeoss, at to
al 5untsnedu 8prn paa 8etsn bjem fra
YpIttohtoret blep inbbentet al to Mano
i en- guesb og beIfplote for at babe itiads
let en- 2ommebog, bppri Der lad $50.
gteIte Nat inofanbt npgle Manb Jig pso
5untsneais Sus, og efterut be baooe
talct 5umiliefdoersn no til 9sren, greb
be BAN % misbdnolebe BAN pad bet
ftammelisite. Derpaa bar be BAN ben
til en- 9rdp, laspe BAN oeri og tiloatz
fsbe bam mso Serb. Sa en- Stuno bar
brrsudet, sroo be BAN op igjen. 9ers
efter llog be og misbanoleOe BAN paaz
MI, og fjsrte iaa bort. De TO gsrn
tlep psIda prpslet. = Oct banote peO
Wionatstio. !6untsnsdu er en- reIpetz
label pg ~pslitaaenoe Jarmer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
lruuJulunntn.
Goear 1bomions Staalpsrfsr bespnosr
tsicn.

Goear 1bomions staalpsrfer bespnotr
isien.
Gfter at babe liggst neos / to Tiger bar
Goaar 5bomIons Stddlperter, iom eteS
al Carnegie Steel Co., / Manougs ftarz
tel op isjsn. 5irmdet flyer at Der bill
blipe arbeioet meb fulo ardft | mino't
TO Tiger for at fploe Srores, iom er
laootasst. Spis Der life iuoleber flere
9eltiGinser inoen ben Sio oil Oriften
neolassss, inptil Der mootagss npe Or
brss. Manpag often git 5000 Manc
iii 4rbeioe.
Sirmaet bill paa ingen Maaoe arbeioe
pda bet lloisIe, for 8ulsst er oosr. SDis
Mc&inlep bliDsr palst, flyer geitprelz
Zen, bill 5irmaet life oente pad Srores,
men bespnos at iagre Up af ale Sraftsr
/ Yaaoente al ct tort DIPPING / Staal,
f~rrretningen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
Rentnhu.
sesrapet amoer bnpmotiit sspm.

Spbn 2atprsnce DOUGLAS, Der
Snsbdg | forrise rge bleo bppnotiierei
og besruoet | 8die6ulls parten oso Ger:
insion, blsp ben pddfslsenpe 5rebae
erapet op isien eTter at bdoe ligget
@rdpan AZ Simsr. 80 SuIinoe Men.
nsIter bar tilIteoe peb "9jenopItanoel.
isn"- 2sgemet ldd | &iitsn | FANNIE
Sitting, ION BET par ldgt bsri. Sac
bar bet affteo til gpen, bpor Sbpnos
tiilsn, Gopin 8. Boone, patteoe Doug.
lais fra bans Sspn. Douglas bal
pd temmslis aftraftet, Tad at ban ittt
bible bore iitano til at gaa paa nogls
9dse.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25

Of ben lib, Der iGttss, og p1a 8rlno al
Wooitanosfraftsu.
Oct 5irmd oil inoen IL Wdonsoer
pudtage ig at fdd fGrbigt ct arig5Iii6
pdu II, 900 IONS os ct &rDosflrtcI pad
$500 3onS | II Wdunsosr, reo en-
6drt al 81 9nobs og Stbts op til "a
Gentimeters Ito 1reoiebels 5oO). pris
Zen for arigsItibst sr lat til 100000
4uno Sterling, % for 9r~posfartsiet
100000 puno Sterling. Den iponte
Regierings uoaifter til 5orItrrtnirgsr
al 6laaoen bill beiebs fig til 35 Uiiliios
ma Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
Connecticut.
Grplooercoe

Sire arubtmeller Iprarg | 2uften !
SdSaropilis iioite 2eroag. 2Dniloen
llpg neo / ben enc at benz, pg GrploIionsn
Iatte Slo paa be dnore tire. SuIiloer
of 8inousruber / 9ben brGffeoss iTtDfz
fer af bet itarfe 2ufttrpt. Stebst oar
iaa ltartt, at man / Springfielo troeoe,
BET bar SorofjGlp.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
philippine Oernr.
sse repo,uiiou@rs piausr

IRA Wanila tommsr linosrretaira
til RaOrlo ON Spbageiieu af en- rD
Ylan, Der gdar uo pdd al oprrrdfs Carz
uiionsn osriisos, bemGgtise fis Sopso.
tDartsrerne og mproe aaptein Gsuerdl
9laruo. ct Suncreoe peripnsr CT ars
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
NtnIt.
iipeir eisr tor rseIGsseIte.

st beftigt upeir biemIegte Sgbsnz
G9ren Ndt til iioite 2sroag og gioroe
%tetpoelig Sfdoe, boor bet orog frem.
Sngen Menneiter iatte 2ioet til; men
Saroitabet resnes til 100000. Neppe
noaen at gpsns fore gpsninger flap
uDe1 en- eller dnDen Stdpant.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
UurktPt.
gicobaoet | Gain.

9ette fdnOt Stso ben 15be ps 16Oe
Septembsr. Surberne dngrsb bet arr
meniTte &odrtsr eller Gbdrtdf, mDroeoe
en- WlGngoe at 8e6oerne og plbnOrebe %
%pp6rGnOie Oeres 6uIe. Wdnge Qrme=
nier ffDgtebe til 9iergcne.
Sfslge ben tbrtiTte Rsgierings grrstz
ming 6leo Der / Ggin brG6t 600 Qrmez
Mere men Der Iiges pgiuu, of bet bar Qrz
menierne, Der Ferit bdooe ItuDt paa 5Drz
ferne, og at Spreret Itreo fig bertha.
Der befrpgtes, at bette 8lpbbao fun sr
gegpnoslIen til oGrre RabIelsoptrin {
Qrmenien.
Nrtim 9aI6u,. ben tDrtiTfe unbsrs
Getrst9r for u~oenlanbite Qnliggenoer.
Bar facet bet Opbrag Of tilpeie6ringe en-
ubIoning msllem R~sgieringen og Qrmes
nierne. Oct ioreildaebe Mioosl er en-
gtoresie til Sultunen, Der inoe6olber ct
Rda6 ON geItptteiIs, og boort Der figss,
al Qrmenisrne Itsoie er lopule og sr fors
drgst ooer Qgitatorerne.
touisnius af srmeniere opbsrt.
De tDrtiIte Mnnoig6ebsr bar TAT en-
Stopper for ben Deportation al arm,z
Mere, iom bar funoet Steb fiben be np=
Zig Taa b~loobeiuotebe Spteier forssif /
&%onItdntinopel.
Rsiormtr for Mrmenisn.
ct Sprdab er ubienOt for at fda
famlet $4,000 til 9jGlp for Qrabz
fir Solicit i bet sitlise Sprti, iaa be ats
Ter fan Iatte i'm STRAIGHTFORWARD /
Sang. SobsOs SnOuitrien Der bar 6ss
ftaast / geOning, os fan naDuts Sum
flares tilpsie. fan after Gntsr og 5abers
leIe tiene lit grso.
Rdab ON SjGlp og Spmpatbt for be
armsniite 5lpgtninge er Of Naiis Srdns
cis @ilaro, Der for Siben opbolosr ia
/ Warieiae, oslaa Ienot til be 5orsneOe
Stater, o. bun meooeler, at ingen Gmi,
giant Stibe ptl tdge bisIe lllDfteliee
ooer til amsritd, foroi be, Jon iioft pdr
unfomne ber6en, 6lso negtet 5tlaos!Ie
til at gdd ilanO.
geiormer for strmemien.
Del itdlienHe 9ldo "Secol" | Maiz
lamb flyer, at ben f~lppenoe iialienTte
GItaore, ION nbltg ufsit til 2spdntsn.
par bet inoleosnbe Striot for at tpinse
3prtiet til at inoremme be Rsformsr,
Der ~forlanges for armenien.
Sdmms 9laD uoialer ogiaa, at Sui
tunen pil blioe afTut, bois Ran pasrsr
iis for at opfploe oisie 5ororinger. Del
p~ddItades, at be italienlte Stibe opere>
rer | 59IssTtd6 meb Stor6ritaniens os
be 5orensCe Stutsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25

On cmhnrtntna al Meaisrinaen
Etprhritnnien.
Ten rusHife aeiiers 9ejse.

G3dren og GSarinosn al Ruslcno ufs
Ieilebe efter fit 9eIsg / 0dnmarf fra
aiebsnbdpn t SDnbos5 pan Seller
g)a6ten "Stanbdro"; ReiIen oit til
geitb / Stotlanb. qrinoien af @ales,
ooro RoIebatp os ben rusIife Gm6dss
faosr FAINT en- Mengos Officefer bar
Ssnodg Gftermiooug / 2eit6 for at Ie,
fpuo Der bar sjort / 2lnlsOning af Geis
Ierparrsts WobtdgelIe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
9unfuuC.
aae seaiainaer fsmmer ins.

@meriean 5insplaie Co., Glpoob.
Der for faa 9dse fiosn inbitilIeoe 4rbei@
bel i fin SatsMias afbeline. bar uns
fsfrattst fine 1850 arbeioere ON. at
0riften oil blipe sienOptasst / bisie
Oass. ba Der er inplsbet iaa mango Yes
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
ct ssIporaan aaar ino.

Sasblaoet "Mercurp", Reip Yort,
far Iluttst at uotomme. Slaoet, Der
forfestebs Sslooemofraternes politiTfe
gtstning, ffplbte bper af fine arbsioers
fra en- til to Tigers 2sn, iom bet bar
amul;gt at inbbripe - life engana /
Selo", fises Der.