New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
THE TALK OF THE DAY

The Criminal Court at Consta antiro,,
Gently rendered It's verdict in the cas-. :, .a' .s
sassins Of the banker Karayhennan m,.a
order OF the Revolutionary Armenian q, tn...." |"
gist Committee. TO the fund Of which he re,u,.S !.
subscribe. The trial showed that the accu..d -
mere tools In the revolutionary assoc,s,,o. wv
that they had not participated in the no
OF the banker. though they had carried thr.,,.,S
letters 70 several persons. Nevertheless o.. ssy
accused sentenced 70 DEATH five oths,, =. ~ s
years Imprisonment in a fortress, and the 49,.
ing eight were acquitted
Husband-Dont you think you are rath., r,....
enable to expect me TO take you TO han -
awake until o'clock and then get up at ~, ,"I ~
my work? Nv"
Wife, may be little unreasonable but irs ~
fectly brutal Of you TO mention it--tOdds and Ens
THE TWO FLAGS.
On leaving England few months ago MIu vu
lard saw from the hanson in which she VA, ~
ing along Piccadilly the London omnibus With q.
English flag at the front. whereupon there cam.
into her mind the words: With its red for ,.-.
and its white for law and Its blue for the hon. ,h.
fathers saw OF a larger liberty" This "a,
pencied AT the moment, and on the train en- rou,.
for Southampton 20 take the steamship for Nev.
York. Miss Willard wrote the accompanying lns.
leaving them as goodby tribute In the hama 4
her friend. Lady Henry Somerset:
The eyes that FOLLOW thee, old nag, are fond,
Western heart leaps up thy folds to greet
A 5axon's eyes confess the sacred bond
As England's standard lu,ters down the street
With It's red for love. and its white for .sw
And It's blue for the hope that our fathers av
or larger liberty.
Thou ar. the mother flag Of destiny
our banner OF the spangled stars Is trne:
Cromwell was sire OF Washington and we
latin bo ho. la nv
With iis red for love. and its white for law
And rs blue for tho hope that our fathers saw
OF larger liberty
0 holy rags brigh; with one household glow
Together light the highway Of our God
TIL the dear cross OF Christ 10 men shall show
Tina, stripes and stars both mark the path he tn
With their red for love. and their white for aw,
And their blue fer the hope that our fathers ~
or larger liberty.
The long march Of the nations shall be led
by these two nags-t.ll war and tumuli cease
Along the happy highway where shall tread
The brotherhood ot labor and Of peace.
WIKI their red for love- and their white for law.
And their blne for the nope that our fathers 80
OF a larger liberty.
Remarkable ca'e-"Here's a sensational eop.' &
ment story that s rather remaENao'e' ne sd'0
looking u; from his newspaper ,.,-
"D'os ii fal to say that the girl Is oeau'auiF
no Il says ina, she Is 'entrancinsly lovely"
Then What is there remarkable about hT she
y, fails 20 say that she moved in either an .s'
elusive set or the h!ghes; circ.es oi society
tChicago POST
Signor Artom has introduced in liay the penny
in-the-slot savings bank. planting these recep'aces
here and there IN the towns ard c.,les IN PAGES
u aD1 a.
hours and where they can make their deposits Win
OF, any delay or formally The depository IS an
automatic bank consisting % castron ooA or
pillar In which there are three aperiures-one io'
tho reception OF the coin. which Is tenceh''"e
piece another FOR its rejection II II iase or ot
light weight. and from the third reeep' iO' '"'
deposit Is given. When a number OF these, not ess
than five. Il collected. they may be exchahsea 'O'
a book OF the regular savings bank lnese pA'
interest at the rate OF per cent. ana Inc ues''
are likewise entitled 10 a share in the prohIs WIG"
the hank derives from its operations i"e r
had its origin In Padua and has been ex'eAdea !"
Man and other cities. promising TO become pOp''
lar all over the county. Il has been io1au
powerful incentive 20 thrift wherever II mas w.
tried Miss Helen ZimmsTn. who writes 60
II In The Leisure Hour" recommends hs ~
duction into England She says II i true '""' =, w.. ~
already have the penny bank there, out ''a' -,
heIgei round with restrictions as 70 lime anu - s.
whereas the penny-n-the-slot depository 49,
able n, hny and every hour and can be pun " 49, 49,,
where holding out i,s perpetual invitation '.s, -"
Rali,v and saving There Is not the least .sa
that |, is a capital thing and would De az a' ,.ss
here as anywhere else. Whoever foiio"s 'ns d. ~.
~ s,gnor Ar,om and successfully promo'.'
aaoo,,on in this country will be public oene'''''
"Some people are continually talking aoV a. An. 70
prosnnritv OF Mexico. which they insist y silver
;hs financial policy OF the free coinage VI a, ne
said - ID stuart OF Newfork, VINO tvppSSaar,hsa
Ralcigh Yesterday his return from tie ,r WsIea
Renublic Whatever prosperity may eAs' p, d. ali ths
il I'm, an outflow from the United Ststec. er,rv With
nrosn.rity that now contrasts that ev' nn,erican
what i; was before American cap"is its borders q
railroaIs ana Yankee thrift entered ~, ~ NAN
nor 10 he compared with the prospei',.' present
sore or gold standard countries rienI q. W,ieo snd
tlma They have not particle OF goiu ~ ~ ~. Tinted
M more silver money than We nave ~ IA G me prcs
Stntrs The wages of labor are less all ,,.sr stand.
OF commodities IL higher there ne ,,srs and the
ard has become firmly established t.r," ,v n csn.
Country Is at the height OF Us prospeIUssa much
NOT become more prosperous ana ma! ,ssy,co as an
less When free silver men cue ci,,nv fhe srsu-
argument they are really streng Washington
| ment OF the gold standard people y"
! Times.