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Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

eH m9rtelia Sepaac.fe blo,n
Seoerne. Ger er al mogas fr.n,.
senoe Sober lt,0et Gorilaa ON b ,'.'
! europa os gmerita at 5eoiobon,
&riitnes Selisbase. uotoIais, =.
al De leoenOe Mano btanct s. ~,
@elitltse I slmerita lar port m.,.
Op|ist. Rabbi Siri6 Gbjco,,,
beIaler fine 2rossialer at toloe qr !,
belis % tilisier: Set mn =, orr
bag er Seiu GsoielsSaQ. ioo - s.,
laane9et beore, tbi Ell polere 9cS, g..
alorl9 lepet." Iabbi borris a.r
Yorf Itr'per ont Seius ION Sen 49,,
S9rer Os ben merteligite 9}anO. INN
bar ieoet, os Tom De artitne men p.,,,
arer, "berlor fan ri 3pDer." ~,
ban, "neo @lGoe brjn9c Sc arii,,,
Dor Diertelise 9ptpnlfuina / qlrr,srr,
az oeres bslllSe Wtlnbeoag ON 3eius
Mrs. 9nnnab Gnnnino i,r,,r
ira aiua: Bore &pinoempocr bar -,
ret soot beipste; eitsr Nl0rsre ta,
81 meo De beipaenbe beoenIte Surs,
ON Sibelens 2rre.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Jubiloumsoape
til s.. ~. Gong Oscar IL.
| Anlcouing al bans 25sAars Re
gteringsjnbilGnm.

Get fsl. epenite % gsorfte 8,ceion.
'ulat beritebs bar ira 0orse mootagst
en- sfrioefie Der lpper iOm isfser:
I'll bet nprife 5olt: - Gen 1soe
September 1897 notr9ifer 25sIarss
oa9en for Snns Rajeitet Song Oscar
lis 8ronbcitiaelic. llnoertegueoe tit.
laoer fig i ben ~G(uleonius at inobpoe
norlfe W9no % 9uinoer til Deb gis
bras at jamie en- Gum Der Tom gltu.
oesaoe bliuer at ouerrnffe Sans Mas
left1t for efter Sans Diaiefpts ges
itemmelie at anpenoes til ct ,Sormaaf,
bpOrtil Sans Muietets Minbe fan
fnpttes.
ebrlltiania, Sanuar 1897.
S. 9aserup, Stutsminiiter. So. Gam.
bri9bts, Observation-Disclosures. 6.
Bitb, @eneraasituant. 81. 8pe, Stiits
amtmanb. 6. 9rugh &ontreaomiral.
DIR. U. Chr. Bang, 8iitop. 8. G.
ediot. 9rOiesiOr aOae9iets Sormaub.
2anos arbeiostomiteen beitaar al:
8. Sbaulptp, Generalmaior (6ors
mano). Setter Berg. aaptein. 6. Seu,.
ZEN, 6rosierer. Setter Irn. Yeteien,
aOnlul. 9orOli 4rpb, artitett.
Gae SenoeuOelier a~nsaaenoe Snbs
lamI'nsen beoe5 ienbte til Sr. 9oniul
Eeterien, Carl Sobans @aoe 16, G6ri.
I~tiania.
Sa bet tsr antaaes, at Sans Maies
lt9t Song Oscar H.. bar mango @els
pnoere blanot NorIte % Spenlfe ber>
tllanos, Der 9jcrne of bore meb at
biorase til nauute Siemeo, lfal le9
oplple, at jes er uini9 til at moDtaee
Sloros, f~uittere tor famine % inoienbe
bet 'anlebes montague til rette geos
tommenoe. sgrbDoiaIt
Salle GteeuSfnnb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Observation-Disclosures pinstr.

"a 9ampitibet "6ram" fcrleSn
Gag ltuloe gaa no ug burere % ct Tgr
6ortot ftriuer "6reorifltaO Qi.ifur.
m~eoIulste Sapteinen paa bet tnIts etb
"Npmpbe," Der Iisoer paa 2eysr %
ltal berop for at LATTE for Nufyal,,
bps &iGr & SO.
9a Saaoen ifutoe lGsge ira grs,
gen Tom en- Some pna nOale "a iert
Var % bah ON at faa bore meo. Gyi.
let t~illteoeoes. gun iprtalte, at hun
bar ira eanOeijoro % M babe fun
b6rt, at meo ct tplt Sfib, ION fuM
Derop, ltnloe oRre en- Sgmaro, tv:
gtaun li9nebe benbes Ssns, Ser tapa
Iorldot DEM fur II gtnr fiocn "a fra
bpem DC ieuere fun ct Bar @anoe aas
DC bort.
pun oar oa reiit til 6reorifi1o q
/ IA Gage bapoe bun peutet fo8 s
git Gatter opps peo eelbaf % rGN
M no til bet tpIfc Gfib / bet 6ass
maaitc at fiuoe fin Gpn igicu.
"a "Npmpbe"s aaptcin par ION.
men omboro, fummanoereoe ban al,
Wano I'll Retten, for at Sonm ems
boro | "5ram" tunpe ie, ON bun 1io
tanot i'm Sen; men nei, bun iJeusa
tn9en al benz.
Gn al Wtanofabet bar opa 1T. tom,
met op, ban bIep bentet, men BeQsrlth
BAN fIenote bun, ba ban talte til lem:
paa 9ebrottent 3Blf. "a ipurgte ban,
ON bet bar Sriitine Selberg % lao
maatte Ian neo i "6ram" og aOnus
8lGoe oeO @jenfieuOelisu par rgrrs
% ubefripclig.
SGnncu bfuosioroeS ogiua sftp
bnnnoen; ban lpurgte eiter 5ooutT
Der leper, % ban loueoe meo aapts'
mems 3%llIaoelie at beuptte ct Gar 2a3'
ilnoer 2~altniu9en TT Sei6g hos N
gnmle 6or9lbre.
Saa Ifiltes be pg ben eIaoe gi'Sf
uenter trolieuis MI hos IattereR Vai
Selbat paa, at Sfibet meo Sg1rH
tOmmer pp, for iaa %forbanbentlij sy
Iaa at igl9e fenoe oper til Sano'IoS
% aaar iaa 5slelierne ct blsuTe Tap
mere hos BAN isien, oil BAN 'ofqao
bentlIg oitere laoe be gamle 60raIm
bore ira fig.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
paa Ratons Dam.
Saicrnes Circ.-Gn fjGfSrao.- Ut
lpffeligt Mgtepar.

3da Iorbfioen al Gen 3opa finoes
Der en- Iiocn 6apnsltno peo Wapn aa'
ton, Der bl. a. er betienot ior fin fore
rotsriel af be Iantalote ip,ielise Sonle'
reoer.
& beHus $50 iauot Der for nogen lib
iioen en- Begioenbeo Steb, Der er ble'
ben ipur9t lang Gei.
Sire un9e 9nmer al Stabens beoite
1amilier bar poo Notur en- oeilis %
iolps 5urmiooog. Wteb Cater 90 Gang
roche be irem Os tilbuse 90 upb 2il'
p9relien.
8eb ct ubslb ialot en- af benz oper
gaaofanten % io / SBen. 8 Speren
efter at bialpe fin @eninbe Up / 8aa'
ben isien peIteoe 3amerne benne, os
Der laa be aleiammen plaIfenoe / 8aus
bet os bpinebe us ifres paa 8omers
Gis.
Ru bar be ale fliufe Spsmmere, Ds
til Gtrarbbreooen bar Der fun ca. 100
9llen. Oct Dor imiblertib life 5rpsten
Tor at brutne. iom braste be fire SOl'
lanocrinoer til at itrise ON Sjalp; be
IrD9teoe andre 5ienber, iom / be Sara
uanoe er farllsere eno ale andre:
6aierne.
% oeres Gnsit bar life usrunoet;
a%psfinnerne al be blooise 8oubpr bite
mart, at beres Sip par / Jare. Sc
fire Gamer ip9te forsinpes / piloeite
5rp9t at fraule up paa 8aaoen, mems
beres Gnsitruub lco Fiarenbe inoouer
mob 2anb.
Saierne Tom nRrmere % nermere.
De bespnote allerebe of inappe eiter be
r9biellasne Gpinoer.
ct unloist 4pf | gaaben, os to Of
Dem Flap 2aset % bleo Ilebt neb /
3pbet.
50 bepibitlps al Sfraf iant ben ire.
Die ct giebllf eiter Sslserne.
Nu pur Der fun en- tilbase, ben IL
aari9e Susle aeerfman.
Men Ell uus Mano bapbe feet lllpf.
ten ira Sano; ban faiteoe al Zig &l9s
oerne, tos jim LANCE Malapsrfniu mels
lem 2enberne % iusmmepe meo raite
Gag uoUuer.
San naaebe 8aaben i famine Mip-
n'ent, iom be tire iurioanbt i 8plserne.
9feo flor aOloblOoiabeo ps slanosnar,
uarelie nnp9it ban !Saiernes angreb
% jog meo lulo arait lin Snip / Sioen
paa en-, Tom oft bapoe penot fig for at
lnappe ben unse 9ise,
S nelte Gieblif iab ban paa Saao-
bpGlpst meo ben balu b ioimebe &pinbe
I fine fraftige grme. Der fOm 8aaoc
ira Sano, % mart fac be trpgge i Ell al
Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Sopmaal al 9oprnifab'

6orIte Tramp: "Se9 Itnloe rFI''
leg bapoe Ell Minipn 9aler,"
Nnoen Tramp: ga 8,per on u
mig ct Guiinb meo, ba?~
"gteimen ON ieg sipr!'
"Gno ct Sunbrepe ba?"
"9tei."
"0ien ii Gnler aliseuel?"
"Nei, life en- Gent! Stan oil pa VI
ojorc. icm ies sjOr, SommeIn, '9 r"
big en- Milion, iIteoetIor iOml Ell S''
buno at iiooe Der og iiage al mig.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Zen lgrgellse Sanoelie baooe en-

Zen lgrgelise Sanoelie baooe en-
notlaa romantic Slutnins.
miatbjs 9opuerar, ben mobi9e 8eo-
ninssmano, bar Spn al en- iattis ST.
Ter. os Susie aeerfman bar 8atter al
en- rig bolIanoit sfibsreper os en- ieiret
Sfjsnbeb.
Wen bun funoe life glentme Den
tjeite Ynsling, ipm bauoe popet tit 2iu
for benbe = Ian, bpis fraitise arme
bapee irelit benoe ira Den foriarpeliglte
8go - fra Saierues Ganosr.
De er III sifie - tIItroos for ale
8apa &eerfmans Erotelter. ga Der
finoes life ct lptfellsere 9gstepar paa
Zen END Matbijs 2uopsrar os bans
unse, ceili8e Suitru.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Girfc:2lSiurante

grres StpIie ON openurnnte sag
~qpnsua Tor 2ocn Marts Dor hFilt be-
timelia, O. iortieuer at biipt Optagct !
rors atrtebtaOt. Grlps Mnonct; VS.
irauce ScIifab ltlrer ! 2reHe
paa mango, iom fauite irtet oiIoe 'no'
ucube. bpis bet fables for @rempeI:
G~ienitbte 8eitDtteliss Ser
entug.
Ut man paa 6orhauno bar Oronet
en- befemt Waaos, paa hctlteu at h)elpc
b~usranbrs, bsripm en- ulpttc inotrGner,
itsmmer goot ousreus meo t%riitells Dto'
raj. @riuetpst CT her, life at tlene,
men Blot at pare 8en9e og inH'tIol9
eiere uetpp bet, iom 9~riitenpll8t trU'
Der.
Ut iaa bette paa Gang er bog life
iaa li9etil.
On iarlis Sueorporatton lno'
cronet unoer Statens 2uue sr uuno'
saaslis~ ueousnpis. Ser ! Soma er
2~ppgtpntngeu reset suuItis itemt lor
Oprettttien al @~jcnNOiSe assurance
Sorentnser; berior sr Der o8laa ouer
$50 iaabnnue bIanot Sarmerne | Sta'
ten. ct Bar al pi8ie er life IND ItrGns
teoe til upget sntelt Gountp, men pper
I'm girtIcmbsb ppsr belle Staten, mems
fla be mob 3prnabpes eler 8inoIiorme
FAINT Snslltorme. SuOrpiot man uns
Der en- Og famine Sucorprrat,on tunoe
faa GuIeonius til at bripe iaaoan
Sirfes 1 iurnuce Ipm benne Der pas
tantte / i~orFjeaise Stater. er bIanot be
mango 2ius, Der maatte nele unoer.
isses.
SncOrppraticuss grtiller meb 8ilpue
maatte lpriattes meo erunois SuoIist
ps alarbeo. ut ole 9teui9beoer ,ets
bpert S~amfuno ituloe uoenuioere tits
bsre en- FABIAN Screening, fluoe Der life
bore Tale ON. Samiunoet fan life
Bue FABIAN MDnbiebes puer Wieui9b be.
ben. Nei, enbusr Menisbeb maatte
iUm ieluitaupis SucOrpuration beitenls
me fla, ON Den piloe p9re meo eIer
life. Spm Meolem al en- fig Sore
ming tunoe Der life tases SeniDn I'll
Menisbeoens Tisopm eaer 6attigoom
% enoHu minore til, bpor mango Stem.
meberettieeoe ben maatte hape.
Naar en- Menisbep pnifebe for Or.
smpel at osiurere fit airfe for $4,000,
ps en- 9l9nina enten paa So eaer Sc
Troubles al Den, oa bleo oct 1enia.
beoeus Sag at itaffe Disie 4erse, paa
ben Maaoe, ipm Den ielp inntes beoit.
Gr Wsuisbeoen ielu life iltanb iii at
ifdife Dem, iaa MATTE ben fire fig Dem
fra ben famine 8iIbe, bporira ben bar
iadet 4snse til at bpsse / iprite Sab.
SAT- 6prretnlugsor0en maatte beltemt
felsss, eaers biep BET ct &gre uoen
alse, uoen paris alptte os @apn.
Vt Der reo S~notrRbelien / 5orsuins
gen ituIoe betales / 6OrItuo en- uis 9ro.
cent, i9t soc elsr $1.o0 al bpert 9u.
iinee Dollars asiureret. piloe uiItnot
p9re n~eorenoigt for at bGtfe lsbeube
ub8iiter, iamt ltaffe en- liosn &asIes
b~sbolonins. 2erlmOo uiIoe BET tua
bare til WRsie Os 8sioar for aasiere,
rem at baoe Here 9uituocr Dollars
in 5orparln9; tbt ban tuuoe life latte
benz 10 pea &enter, oa be tunoe fr9s
oes bptlteniombeIit Dag % maatte
liege ierotse. Set MATTE prones fla,
at Der saues ct Eiosrum al 80 q 60
Gage, | boIltet man oso 2i0una If
iomIet ben Sum, ium bebgueOes for at
oRtte Ct opItaaet Cab.
elsie SemGrtuiuser bar jes tiauot
mig inctII oioere i Saab ON, at set
iuuos tisus III Sn9ens Gremme, %
maaite irsmtaIoe uOtulelisr ps Wenm.
ger, Der uiIoe ipreoe mere aps pg alar.
beo cuer bet Sele.
Noroneis. 20. q. 9ncnhfnn
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Sale Gteenslano.

Beginning March 70, DEBORAH Institute
will give instruction in all the branches
OF a first class Business Course, including
the use of text books, without extra
charge. During the spring. summer and
tall, the tuition in any one of the Courses
will be $500 a month. Text books free
and day board SI.25 a week.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
rsrr lrrt 90 Neen berttteaeg. q

SSrr srrt 1to locu bsretteesS, at
s9asau bapoe iReirrt @ulbmpat'
fre cittr 6rrtplo,t SO til J.
Qsnre 1~ltobslsIis par 'orbalirf.
0,u iapdnItc atsaiion @ai1tns'cn
or MI uueerrettet ON, at Se9le'
riuaeu cuSuu III, bar i%crauoret Nfpnt'
fcSer. men Scr ar ! ben !op9iocnoe
8priamllna irtmint 3orilag ON at mo-
IRE ben brtbrltt MIgntiOo citcr 6or'
hcIost 81 til l.. Ter cr ! Sapnn 'oH'
ppsralt CuIomruo, erlumrnO GO Die
mstaniatr, o. Bet irsmiatis 6oriIas er
ct Spmsromia uclem Cub Ug Solo'
mpuo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

Gn Stupsnt brauttos al fine maus, for.
Nienisc g,oriiter, inotil en- al Sslfabst Ell.
pslia table 5aalmooiebsoen og uobrso:
"giu bar nj bsr tmers enO moi ON, bpaH
sc ian; iortrl rs M bOao Ct life fan oisre.
% leo fal pantast mig BET"
"Qirtelia; uupel, ieg fan life beale min
8cauiug, o. bet glGotr mig meset, al Sc bill
eisre oet,1 iports Stuosnteu,
timber Seliabets itormeuoe Muntsrbso
matte @iGitsu inoiri fit letFuoips 2sftc.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Nanicns BOO.

Den engelite llbgdpe at Naniens
BOG "Sn the fartbeit Nortb" ubtom
ben 15be 6ebruur / to brilliant uoitps
rebe 9inb. riat iIluitreret ps tiIesnet
6ru Gpa NanIen, "fom bsbte Stibet
% bdpbe mob til at pente."
8pgen anmelotes allereoe famine
Dag / en- Slerbeb at 2pnppns lsbenbe
Blade.
"8ailp Nelps" ofentlissisr en- msn
Sau~itratipnsr fpripnet anmelpelit
pua fire Spolter meb tulrise llbbraQ
at 9oeen. 8labet Itilbrer Nanler
Iom en- Manb meb en- &jampes 9ps,
ming, en- 0igters Sj9I, en- Nappleons
gGrgjerri9beo % meo ct !9jerte, Der er
bleot ipm en- apinoes.
"Stanoarb" faiter fig peb 9psens
pua en- Sang beitepne pg maleriite
5remitiaing. Oct Srpueri, ION bet
bsie Nprb taitsr pper 5orfatteren, meos
beler fig um9rtelig til bans 2Giere.
"Ooiln Selegrapb" f~rembaper liges
leoes itrett Stiloringens itore literere
9erb. De rpitenbe Splepslier er for
talt meb ilaaenbe 2ip. NdnIens Seq
Ringer uogjer en- Siltr1tnins mere OeO
ben f~ortrplenbe BOG.
"0uilp Chronicle" flyer, at Still
brinssn mac eribe % benripe enbpsr,
og ben bill lspe fra Sipsalber til Sibsz
ALDER. Gfterilasten bill fprtale fine
gern ON be b~eltempbige Nprbm9nbs
Sransen frem for at afilpre polares=
mems 9smmelisbeoer.
"Simes" beremmer 8osen Ipm me-
iterltg f~ortalt pg faloer ben ct flasIiit
Bari.
ollie bisie roienbe uotalell sr af Ser
bens leoenbe Slabe aier bet naturligs
big ~Iittert, at 9osen bliper iol9t / Su=
timber at Gysmplarer, % 5orlaggerns
bill tjene mango Pense paa ben tiltrobs
for, at be CAB Nanisn fpritelise Sos
nprarer.
Oct er en- 8lebe at Re en- Noro.
munba Bert bersmmes paa ps1rs
mSaabe, os Nanien FOREIGNER tilfulbs
al Den sgre, ban Far fact. San bar
ncet fit 5aoreIanb fore SiensItsr CO
9jort bet norIte Rabn Jeremt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
SrGcr fan ,nam li8ciaa goot
ioraiite

iom Menneiter os 3pr. Gu enaells
8artner sioer berom Meooelelie i
"@oloen 8ennp": Set, at ct Gre
paa ct beItemt Steo | EFT Sare life fors
reuerer en- 9~eieboer, men Suseieren
life pil tiaabs, Of bet bliper pmbuaaet,
- MI ida fOmmer 2eieboeren iii milo
% flyer. at jes ifal forsiite Greet; er
Tr9et isrit blepeu morfent, iaa bar
belier life Giereu noset imob, at bet
blipsr rnobet bort. &~rocesien er pcers
mauoe iimpel. Ten er nlbeles ben
FANNIE, iom raar man oil iuraifte
en- Snno. Seq bruser / alminoe.
ltgteo grienit. grisnit for ii (l0)
Tiennlg er tiIitratfelis til at tase 9ls
oct al ct iterre 3rG. Seq sjcr ct tibet
Sul ! StammeH, Orppper nosle 0raa.
Der Arisnlt neo ! Sulet og pperlaoer
belle Eeiteu til Naturen. grnet our
miit!ert III. Saa fan 9eieren busae
bet ON, uoen at Gteren bar npeet oeri,
mob, Smuf sr 5remgnn9smaaoen
inf lffP.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

grbeioer'crruiRaer. Spcrmtset @ri'
betierne bar tabt pda oeHre anrre,
peo niar life. Gen bar oa1ad 'oliei
Staien iirre GUNNER.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
state Of 0hin, City OF Toledo
LountN of Incas. ~


BpaBi 2, Ebtntp afrgatr herpsN 81 paa. al han o.
tU aiefe Aeblem a biymaei y. z. gbeneu q g..
eI 6u5sT EgrretHiu8 J. Suen 1olsbo, DpeHuapHis
scuptu % Stat "a az uTuHte 9irna oil betale er
Sgm Of 81 suHpre0c 7snarS iur 9rer, enei.e I'll,
t1Ioe Of eotafIh. lgm lite faH furgres ueb Ernaeu an
HA G2TfH Cute 5raEi 3. Ghenfp.
Gtintci ior mic "a uEberirr0et min Rgrurrelie
tta bit &u8 al Et.eEbsJ 2. 9. 1880.
assL y, Y. Si'q @a!,,
Lars Catarfh Cure ia3es ]tHbpoytrs og uirier 81
re,tr paG Spacrieta S!mouccNdet. EcH5 eit,I 81.
timUAitr, grutls. &presic:
6raHt g. Gbeucb&Gp.
Eo!tbp, Cbi0.
SuiatS hos lrusatier. Is Geuis.
Qdla damtl,epller er be bebGt. tRar.)
S0maitusn, iom Ie8 III iorleoeu Set Ii.
Ter lea goot / ale 3eis. Zen er ii9eioa aoo
iUm Dem, pi iaar her iOr $500 a $500 0
6rast ~ 10. IRIS. 81 ). 9npsriOn, RonOt,
X. u
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

Stor Vopularitet. Browns Bronchil
Troches bar manar aar urret tienbt al 8ublitu4
Ger at ltubrt Sofe. ..JpriIsleiie % Spsnomme / SaI
fen bar be pit fa at pere uOmarfese. edges fnn
egfcr. Gris IS Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

9Rs, bpno Troi. Sredenriose Tiger /
bette gsumer ON 9scorab Snititute.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

6n Manos 6ortio maales eitcr bans
6eiitriu, en- apjupes titcr beuoes 6orlopls
Ter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-19
NO AMERICAN STEAMER AVAILABLE.
Congress Must Change Conditions Regard
ing Conveyance of Grain to India.

Washington, May 1S.-The navy depart
ment has had so much trouble in secur-
ing ships to carry the contributions of
grain from this country to India that it
now has under consideration the proprie-
ty of appealing to Congress to amend the
resolution under which it is proceeding.
That resolution requires the grain to be
carried in an American vessel.
1t happens that there are very few
American vessels outside of the regular
lines and the department. is unable to
comply with the terms of the act unless
it turns to sailing ship. Such ship
could not reach Bombay in much less
than three and one-half months, by which
time the famine sufferers for whom the
relief is intended might be expected to
be either starved to death or in possession
of new crops of rice.
Therefore, unless an American steamer
can be procured at New York within the
next few days, it is probable Congress
will be asked to remove the injunction
and allow the department to charter a
steamer of another nationality which may
be allowed to carry the American flag for
the occasion
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-19
A VALUABLE FIND.
A Boston Bark Picks Up Junk of Amber
girls Worth $500.

Boston, May 1S.-While the Boston
whaling bark Swallow, now at Barbados,
W. l., in distress, was cruising in the
vicinity of Trintan de Cunha, in the
south Atlantic, recently, in search of
whales, a large sperm whale was captured
which yielded, besides considerable oil
and bones, nearly II pounds of ambergris.
This was carefully packed and forwarded
from Barbados to Mr.. Richard L. Green
of this city, the owner of the whaler, who
received the valuable package this morn
ing. The ambergris is in one lump, nearly
round, and is of particularly fine quality,
being worth in the neighboorhood of $500.
1t is rarely found in the whale as in this
instance, being generally picked up float.
ing on the surface of the water. The pre-
sent market value of ambergris is in the
neighborhood of $500 pound, and owing
to the scarcity of the article there is al
ways a ready market for it
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-19
SALISBURY ON EASTERN SITUATION
The Armistice Does Not Ry Any Means
Solve the Problem.

. London, May 1S.-Speaking tonight at
the Junior Constitution club, Lord Sails
bury touched briefly on the complications
in Southeastern Europe. The Premier
said he regretted that political reasons
precluded him from saying much on the
subject of foreign affairs. The ar1nistice
which had been declared was due to pres
sure exerted by six Powers, especially by
Russia. 1t was very important step,
giving time for reflection and negotia-
tion, but it did not seriously diminish the
difficulties which had to be faced
Neither Turkey nor Greece ought to De
under an illusion as to the real state of
feeling in the United Kingdom. He had
mentioned both countries, he said, be-
cause in the dim future no one could
know to which of the two it might be-
come necessary to appeal for a solution of
calculations generated in the minds OF
those they affected to support.
Continuing, his lordship referred to the
sympathies of England for
Greece as founded upon classic associa-
tions, liberalism in politics and com
munity of religious conviction as well as
upon other influences; but such consider
ations as these, he said, could not be suf.
fered to guide the policies of nations
For their policy was to maintain peace by
the strict observance of International en-
ga gements.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-19
SHELLED RET REATING GREEKS.
in Epirus.

In EpIruS.
London, May 19.-The correspondent of
the Daily News at Fatres, describing the
last retreat in Epirus, with special refer
ence to the experiences Of the Botzaris
column at Prevesa, says:
"Our commander committed the mis-
take of informing his weary, hungry and
rainsoaked troops that they must retreat
quickly. This was narrow escape from
a panic. The men retreated in fair order
to the shore with the exception of 200 who
had apparently not been warned and
We're, therefore, either killed or taken
prisoners.
cat the shore, however, a genuine
panic occurred. The Turks were still
quiet, but the Greeks, finding no boats,
fell into despair and finally started to
wade across the arm of the sea dividing
them from Greek territory. 1t was a TWO
and half hours job the men ioundered
breast high in the water. When dawn
broke the Turks discovered what was
happening and began to shell the groups
of waders whose position became most
distressing. Many of them were drowned,
either falling wounded or stumbling out
of their depth. The condition of the force
when it finally reached a place of safety
was in the last degree lamentable. The
total loss of the Epirus army during the
three days fighting was five hundred
killed, one thousand wounded or missing,
many of the latter of whom must be ac-
counted dead"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-19
General Strike Anticipated.

New York, May 1S.-Meetings were held
in all the big East Side halls tonight at
which garment makers generally dis
cussed the strike question. The prepon-
derance of opinion seemed in favor of
adoption of aggressive measures to force
the contractors and incidentally the man
ufacturers to grant better wages The
price lists will be prepared tomorrow and
submitted at a mass meeting in Walhall
hall tomorrow night. At a conference
tonight of committees representating the
United Brotherhood of Tailors and the
Progressive Tailors, it was decided that
the latter numbering $500, would go out
on strike in the morning. Leader School
field, who presided at the conference, said
he anticipated a general strike tomor
row or Thursday involving at least $4,000
persons in this city, Brooklyn and Brown
vile.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-19
WITH MASKS And GUNS.
Desperate Attempt to Rob Lynn
Drug Store.
BROTHER OF PROPRIETOR FIRED
ON AND NARROWLY ESCAPES.

The Desperadoes Foiled in Their Attempt
But Make Their Escape--The Police
in Neighboring Towns Notified--Af.
fair Creates Sensation.
Lynn, May 1S.-Two masked men made
bold attempt about ten o'clock tonight
to rob drug store on the corner of Lewis
and Ocean streets at East Lynn. The
robbers were unsuccessful in obtaining
any money, but an elderly drug clerk and
brother to the proprietor of the store
had an exciting experience with them be
fore they left.
The store is owned by two ladies named
Cowan, but Charles A. Pinkham, Ga years
old, looks after the business. A brother
of the Cowan ladies and frequenter Of
the store was just about to enter tonight
when he was pounced upon by two
masked men and overpowered. While one
of them held Cowan the other went into
the store and subdued the clerks by
threats Of instant death, at the same time
displaying a revolver. There was about
$40 in the cash drawer and for this the
robber started as soon as he was master
of the store. Before he reached the till
young Cowan succeeded in breaking away
from his captor and rushed into the store.
AS he did SO the man outside fired at him,
the bullet passing between Cowan's arm
and his body.
At the sound of the shot the inside
robber jumped through the door and sue
ceeded in escaping with his pal, both 60
ing was taken from the cash drawer, but
the shot aroused the neighborhood and
there was considerable excitement for an
hour or more. The police telephoned to
the neighboring towns and it is thought
that the robbers will be apprehended.