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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

The people Of the country have
good cause for cougratulation as they
enter upon the new year. For the
entire year past the country has been
free from disturbance or alarm, con-
fldence has been restored, heavy
foreign indebtedness has been paid,
the monetary question is no longer q
matter of uncertainty, the great In
dustries have been reaching out all
over the world with unprecedented
success, carrying our manufactures to
all sections OF the globe, and our
home market has recovered some of
its wonted capacity. According to
the official reports more than half a
million men who were idle last year,
have been employed, and general
advances in wages have affected
thousands of others, thus bringing
content and happiness to many
homes and families all over the
land.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF MICHIGAN CO
COuntv NJ IRA w ford roo

SF County 9 etc S1SnsSAS SIS.
ERNEST N. SAILING, RAsxus HANSON
NILS NICHOLSON, co-partners,
GEoReE L. ALEXANDER and
MARY L. McKSIoHT, Complainants.
JOHN SrALEy and
cHAuncEY g. TRENCH, Defendants.
saith JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN CHANCERYS
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County
of Crawford, in Chancery. at Crawling, on
In this cause Il appearing from the sfiidavit Of
o. Palmer. on file, that Chauncey G. Trench
one of the above uamed defendants, Is not q
ida. and that the residence Of John stsIsy. the
other defendant named, Is unknown. that he ID
absent from or concealed within said state.
On motion Of complainants solicitors IL Is or
dered that the appearance of the saidJ ohnStaley
and Chauncey @. Trench he entered here within
Ave months from the date Of this order, and in
case Of their appearance they cause their an
copy thereof served on the complaipants so
licitors within twenty days after service on their
of copy Of said bill, and notice Of this order
fessed BY said defendants. and IL Is further or
dered that within twenty days the complainant,
cause notice Of this order to be published In
ed, published and circulated In said county, and
that said publication be continued therein once
In each week for SIX weeks In succession. or thai
they cause copy Of this order to be personally
served on said nonresident defendants, at leas
twenty days before the time above described FOL
their appearance.
NELSON SHARPE,
CIRCUIT Jupor,
Ath Judicial Circnit.
GEORGE L. ALEXANDER,
JosEPH PATTERSON,
JAMES X. WRIGHT,
o. PALMER.
Solicitors for Complainants. jan97-7w
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27
The Ohio State legislature settl

The Ohio State Legislature settled
two important questions. In Joint
assembly 1t elected Marcus A. Hanna
Senator for the term which ends
March 4th, 1899, and for the full
term Of six years, which ends March
4th, 1905. In view OF the closeness
of the parties In the Senate and the
vital importance Of the control OF
that body by the Republicans the
country is to be congratulated on this
result. 1t continues in the Senate
a strong, stalwars Republican, man
who is politician In the best sense
Of the term, and at the same time
one Of the best equipped business
men in the country; q man who has
knowledge Of affairs, is we'll informed
an to the needs of the country, be-
lieves thoroughly In the policy, do.
nestle and foreign, of theRepublicau
party, and is resolute In standing BY
what he conceives to b the right
Inter-O Ocean.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

1t Is confidently predicted In Lon
don that the price OF silver will de-
cline still further within q short
time. Silver Is worth about 81 cents
per ounce, making the silver In q
dollar worth less than A cents.
Flurries In the price Of silver have
comparatively little effect In this
country, or In any country doing
business on gold basis, but are a
serious matter to silver countries
like Mexico and China. The last
drop In silver almost brought about
panic in Mexico. 1t has been sug-
gested that Mr.. Bryan stay down In
Mexico until the next slump. He will
then have an opportunity to make
some interesting and profitable OBJ
servatiOns.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

Auditor General Dix has made a
record during the past year which
entities him TO the praise OF every
citizen OF this commonwealth. In
u mouths he has placed surplus in
a depleted treasury, and saved the
taxpayers thousands Of dollars In In
terests. The once Of Auditor GEN.
eral was never occupied by more
competent man than Roscoe ID. Dix.
Mr.. Dix has earned an unanimous
e-nomination, and he will doubtless
receive IL at the next state cOnven-
tion. Bay City Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

The gentlemen who lament over
the suppositious submission Of New
York to Boss Platt, and of Pennsyl-
vania to Boss Quay, are singularly
silent upon the woes of Michigan
under the dominion Of Boss Pingree.
Place jobbing, contract letting, prom
Use making, and whip cracking in
the most orthodox manner Of bosses
are the undisguised methods OF Pin
gree's rule. Yet, as we have remark
ed, the gentlemen who weep over
Platt, and howl against Quay, are,
to quote the late Mr.. William Words
worth, @all silent and all damned"
in the presence OF Boss Pingree. -
Inter Ocean.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

One Of the principal speakers at
the state convention of the Silver
Republicans In Kansas expressed the
conviction that no party ought to ex.
list for more than twenty years, and
added the hope that the Silverites
would not be led to forsake the cause
by the present wave of prosperity.
A party that is afraid of the pros.
perity Of the people is not likely to
live twenty years, and ought not tc
live twenty minutes.-Globe- Dem.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

!. Gov. Pingree is in Chicago. He
told reporter that he would not be
a candidate for governor next fall un.
less the people wanted him. Here's
What one Of the people ssys on that
(. subject: G. f. Noble, Of MILO, sher-
III ofrOscoda county, and chairman
Z Of the Republican county committee;
/. Eve have not any use for Pingree In
= 0scoda county. I've attended every
= state convention for sixteen years,
but II Pingree is to be re-nominated
! by reclamation, IS some of these fel.
lows say he will be, 1 won't 90 near
the convention, and our county will
not send delegation. ~ bet, Jour
nal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

Colorado is In condition of well
founded jUbllation over the fact that
she is at length the first gold-produc.
ing state In the country. Last year
she produced s21, l47,046 to Califor.
MAS $4,000, 900. Her production OF
other metals was also quite large.
Silver, s12, 142,42i; lead, s2,952,3l3;
copper, 1,13l,725
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

The disappearance o. the deficit
will be hard blow to the foolish
papers, POpocratic and gold Dem.
ocratic, principally the former, which
have be N bowling that the Dingley
law is as bad as the Wilson act as a
revenue producer, and which have
been predicting that a bond sale
would soon have to be resorted to-
Globe Democrat.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

When the people get through with
the Republican traitors in Ohio the
crowd will all wish they had died
when they were innocent boys.
There has seldom been case in the
history Of politics where betrayal has
been SO bare-faced and bold. That
such lack of all honor should come
from the Presidents own state, and
at the outset OF his administration,
disgusts and humiliates Republicans
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27
A new outlet for the surplus pro-

A new outlet for the surplus pro-
duct of our coal mines has been dis
covered. 1t is stated that American
coal can be delivered in Brazil at a
price to easily compete with English
coal There is no reason why this
should not be true, in view of the
ease of production In Alabama and
other Southern coal fields, and the
demand 10 Brazil for supplying steam
vessels and smelling Ia large.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

How would it do for the city and
state to publish the names of all the
unfortunates in the poor-houses and
inflrmaries and soldiers homes? 1t
may be there are people there who
ought to be kicked out. Here is a
big field for yellow newspapers now
railing at, maligning, and villifying
veteran soldiers. -Inter-Ocean.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

The rank and file of the Republi-
can party In this State have right
to demand of the next Republican
state convention, that they be given
the privilege, If they so desire, OF vO-
ting for a Republican for Governor.
HOLLAND News.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

Rhode Island has made complete
list of all the names drawing pensions
for veteran service and reports every
man ON the list honorably entitled to
be there" VIII that stop the cop
perhead howl In Rhode Island? Oh,
n0!-Inter Ocean.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

The loss In wages per annum from
the strike of the cotton mills In New
England is $3.50, 600. AS 1t is
spreading, the amount looms up, and
large diminution OF the
comforts of life. Strikes come high,
but 1t seems that we must have
them Inter-Ocean.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27
The Maryland legislature on Tue

The Maryland legislature on Tues
day elected Judge McCamas, Repub.
lican. to succeed German as U. S.
Senator, by majority Of Is. The
Republicans Of Maryland have made
good selection, as he is staunch
Republican, without any Of the
weaknesses that affllct several of the
Senators from the Western states.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

Hoke Smith announces In his At
lsnta Journal: 1T is a reign OF LII
liputs in Washington" Hoke has
long had the idea that Washington
lost it's leading statesman, with
brains, when he left Washington.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

The place to purge the pension
rolls is in the Pension Bureau, and
not In the columns of the newspa-
pers. 1t is the Commissioner sworn
duty to hunt up any frauds, and
bring them to justice. He has the
most unlimited means placed at his
disposal for this very purpose. Every
man and woman on the pension-roll
is directly at his mercy. He can
purge the pension-rolls' to the last
name on It, II he has good reasons
for doing so, and the country will
applaud him. But wholesale SLAM
dering of the brave men who served
the country faithfully is not the way
to correct wrongs IL any there be, In
the allowances already made. Nat.
Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

Pingree has been trying to run the
Republican party in Michigan. The
Republicans of Michigan are about
to serve notice on Pingree that they
propose to run the party themselves.
Inter Ocean.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

The exports of the United States
last year were so per cent larger than
those OF France. France Is a thrifty
country, but no match for Uncle
Sans domain.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27

Dry Goods.
SO In. unbleached cotton, for
mer price and &c, 4c
Very heavy Cotton, for. price
to Zoe, &C
Heavy bleached Cotton, regu-
lar price &c, for &C
Best Bleached Cotton, &C
White Quitting Flannel. worth
&c, only 3}c
SO In. Percales, worth 12lc. SC
Best Indigo Blue Prints, 4Ac
Best Light Prints made, 3Ac
Plaid Dress Goods, yard wide.
worth lac, SC
Apron Bingham, reduced from
sc to &c
Apron Bingham, reduced from
&c to SC
Dress Bingham, per yard, 3to Sc
Heavy Bed Ticking, Fer yard, SC
Heavy Quilts, full size, 4sc
(sold everywhere for 7oc)
Best Quilt made, only 75c
Gray or white Blankets, pair, 43c
Ladies' Outing Flannel Wrap
ers, worth s1,2 to $3.50, csc
Ladies Skirt Patterns, all wool
reduced to 75c
LADIES' and Children's Furnish
ing Goods.
Children's all wool Hose, 1Oc
Ladies' /" g I" lac
Ladies' best Cashmere Hose,
zoe, two pair for 35c
Ladies' Corsets, upw. from 23c
Ladies' Ribbed Vests and
Drawers, per piece 21c
Ladies' all wool Vests and
Pants, per suit 75c
Child's fleece lined combina-
tiOn suits. 50c
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-27
Great Inventory Sale.

Before taking stock offer the following reductions IN
entire line:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
MUSINGS AND MEMORIES.

Now az this chrls;mas,ldc when all
aouls arr swayed WIKI good resolves
and the higher urd nncr Instincts ~
our ua;urss arc awakened by that Old
but ever rsw lnspiruilcn ~ Peace on
earth and good will towards men,
what more Gtslug slime for generous
impulses. kindly deeds. Tor love md
D. iry-for ghese emotions thcmselves
are she trues;. grandest poetry. No
svccicr poem was ever wr.Gcn than
that which wc ~, tines rad al the
hunhlcsg Preside where l1virg hearts
anI willing haniH make pieatant hours
10 Chrlesinas slime. This same hcauil-
ful. poetlcal Idea should guide rs In So
lcVging uur little gifts at Christmas
;ine, arsi what more ilt,lnE or appr1-
friends the same today and forever"
api here also may We not multiply
pleasures ard benefits by patronlzlng
local wrhcrs-our own h1ne poets,
those volumes nilsd with inspiri;l9nii
shourhi and feeling that sNilt ana en-.
noble desire and lead 20 lives msre
sublime. Poetry which s. Nsclf a ching
~ Gol-wio made Ills Prophc;p poe<-."
Foremost among our home publlca-
;ilus do We ma "Mutlnsi and Memoir
los" the bcautcoua Eoul.inHplring
brain child Of our beloved sister. Emmc-
line u. wcils-,hai ludefafigable .sOfk.
,r Ter she advancimcn; * woman.
4 few copies 81 she flrst volume are
viii fcmalnlrg--and poetleal 1Nmen-.
and all women urc naturally ani IN
siircilvoly D., ilcai-shouI raIy 10 aud
pnrchase Every ulmber and Indeed In
sln, upon Issuing edHlon apscr edition
uniii every home In the land has ihls
Tcr.is frlepi-ths li,sie bgok-as a
household companion.
"MusirgS ana Memories" Is AZ uBce
. teacher and o counselor. nlied with
'hE higher Inspiration that sofions and
meits 20 tears. while ~ she same time
soothing and lsadlng the soul throngh
divine aEi haly pathways 80 life "er.
nal near our Fathers throge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

This Is the time % coughing. Every
body. or nearly "a. coughs. OF course II
cannot always be helped. but sometimes
II can, either by indictments. care or
"A species ~ sclf-imposed hypnotlsm.
which amounts 10 sitting upon and
holding down the Imagination. This
principle In part II more fully and
graphically set out by n physician who
IL In charge ~ an eastern Institute In
which there are many children and who
communicates his views 60 the scicn.
the American. They are well worth
reproducing:
Thef, h nothing more Irritable 90
cough than coughing, fut Hum. time !
had been 10 fuiiy assured of this that
sen the number ~ coughs heard IN a cer-
tain ward ln hospital 81 the institution
hy the promise ~ rewards ana punish
mrntH I succeeded IN inducing them sim.
ply ~ hold their breath when tempted
IL cough. ana M little while was my
children entirely recovered iron the dis
euro, Constant coughing n precisely
like scratching a wound on III. outside
NJ tho body, 80 long ~ " " don" the
wound will not heal. Let person when
tempted to cough draw long breath
and hold n until n warns aud h9othen
every nlr cell and some benefit Will soon
b. received from this process. The nltr-
orcn which u thus confined acts as an
unodyuo ~ the mucous membrane, nllny-
Ing the deHire 20 cough nnd giving the
throat and lungs chance 20 heal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

Hawaiian race. on either fhs ra,ernnl
-r maternal side. who were sitiz MS 'f
the Hawaiian republic ~ the time ~
me transfer or Toe sovereignty OF the
.snnas to che United srwss. That bars
w Chinese. japanese and other brown
and yellow foces. An educational quali-
ncaucn Is further required Of all voting
citizens. They must be- able TO under
standingiy speak. read and write the
English or IIswailan Language. In adj
dition they must have paid all taxes due
she government before being permitted
10 vote.
A. 10 the qualifications TO vote for a
territorial sonntor. q Is stipulated that
the voter mus. possess In his own right
r,al erslse to ;he value Of 1900. or have
received On INCOME Of not less than 5000
In the year preceding the offer to vote.
To b. eligible for the pos'iIon of senator
a person must own In his own hight
5000 woih " property. or have an
.ncoms ~ at least $1,000 per year while
representative must have property to
The value Of $500. or an income Of $3.50
per year
Tn Sc proportions viii Undoubtedly
b. thoroughly discussed. as 1t IL be-
lleved that u Hawaii now is given a
territorial form Of government. the iims
10 nur az hand when that territory VIII
ask for ADMISSION TO the Union as a
HfnHN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10


previous condition OF serNltuue' inc
Canr tuil1u rives 90 ne unf'ln sta'e'
nl more than 90 she indiNhuA' inc
rlghs 10 hoid slaves Or Nassals. ana
recognizes no dstinSflon between
classes OF cNizeus lone with fnll rights
as free men and another as subjects
governed by military force.
The promoter 90 this scheme claim
sh1t thcy ,aud " course the signers II
thc pro;est) are 10 full sympa'hy with
ahe heroic Struggles for liberty OF the
people In eae spimsh ISLANDS, and
therefore protest j. entered against
deprlyinE them ~ ihfir rights by an
exchange Of masters. only by recog-
mixing their rights as free men nv all
sheir Interests pro;ec;ed. Expansion
by uaturai growth In ihinly--eitled
Contiguous territory. acquired by pur-
chase for the express purpose VI uiii-
mate statehood. nrnoi b. ooafounded
with or made analogous 90, foreign ter-
rNofy conquered by wur and wresed
BY forcc from weak enemy y beaten
foe has no right 60 transfer o people
whose conscr; has aoi been asked, and
free republic has no rishi 81 hold IN
isubjec;lon a people 80 Transferred
50 much OF tho document au1 It, pur-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAGUE.

The News" n In receipt % an
address Co ihe people ~ she United
sta.es." whieh has been "submliscd on
behalf Of the executive csmmktee u
the Anr-Imperlall-t League" Boston
Mass. Hon. George =. boutwell,. who
has been governor, Representative 90
Congress. Waited SKATES senator md
secretary Of thc treasury. IS prrmdru;
~ the league and Ervlng wlnsl1w II
secretary. Accompanying she circular
II q blank form Of protest agains, any
extension - the rovereigrsy ~ the
unl,ed states over the Philippians In
any event AMI over other foreign serrl-
iary without the free consent Of che
people thereof This protect Is on q
postal card AMI n followed boy num-
bcr q lines upon which the proier,an,s'
names are to be wr.;ttn and the card
then returned.
The circular ssts on, tina, a true re-
public ~ free men must rest UPON the
principles chat all NJ clszens are oqual
under she law, shat governments de.
rives Us just powers FINN the ccusont
OF ,he governed. and tina, there mup, be
no taxation wthon, representation.
These principles abandoned. republic
exists but in name and is people lose
their rights as free men, Setting fUr,h
these ~ iast.ng srIihS which undoubi-
edly they are, a constitutional argu-
ment in miniature l. then entered MO,
showing shr the people ~ The Tailed
states Folemnly declared In th,lr Con.
situation thaf the ci,l2ens - each s,aee
Mould have the privileges aud lmmunl.
ties Of citizens Of the several p.atcs,
shat all persons born or na,uralsed In
tn United States and subject co. it-
Jurisdiction should be cluzrus OF ghe
urted States and ~ M several states;
and Shat me rights Of rlne should be
abridged ~ aecouR ~ race. color A.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

Tho Drsrnrr EvrSiSn Nrws i pnpiis s,,t
dnly. stunt av excepted % corner ~ .o"'"
md last temple streets. Sal LakcNib
Regular cuitlun athoeiuck
The DfsrnrT srxi.wIrrLN Nrws = nnp'
I,ltd on Tuesday and Friday reach week
The Drsrptr wrrKLy In magazine form i
lulllsheq every saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

second advent Of the Son Of God, as
once Il was made TO expect HIS hrs'
coming. II ls well 10 remember inc
words of the Prophet. Behold. l VIII
send my messenger, and he shall pre-
pare the way before me: and the Lord
whom ye seek. shall suddenly come 70
HIS temple. even the messenger OF the
covenant. whom ye delight In. behold.
he shah come. saith the Lord Of Hosts
Mai a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
RELATING 40 nAwA,I.

II ~ now Underwood that the Hawaii
an commission has reoomme nded THAI
the group OF Islands be given a terri
torial government, There ar' some PEE
oularl,iea In the BILL relating to she
suffraEe. II Is proposed TO cJniine oiti-
genship TO white persons. 'lncluding
Pon'nguese,' persons of Africhn De.
scent, and persons descended from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
POSTAL SAVINGS HANKS.

nh
49, growing feeling In this
Yu'g ~ fnVor 81 postal savings
''''Ns' wv" every bank failure strength
30 Wv i''iihs " IL pointed out that by
'e VI u'e postal system there could
w ''sser ana no frauds by which
w u'p"-',ofr would he the losers; shat
s"Vae "pu'u thu' he created n greater
,.''nt o' security and this would lead
"''' p'"h'e deposlnnR n part ~
."'"'nsH' IN oth"r words, that We
r'''"'u nave. win shc postal system.
""hu"'l"h OF greater ana better
uN"'""l'd thfltt' u Il also noticeable
'n"' " not alone the Pnpullris who
ndNocnte the Idea. albeit they or many
o. 'ncm claim that that organization l.
W. sponsor ANA special champion: hut
however 'hnt may be. the subject. like
"nF "'h"r AFFECTING tho people. IN en-
"'''" -" consideration ON its merits
apart from It's political or other COM
''n.''"oh~
6H,ch " MIXTURE IN Great
,''a.n' anu /" most rneccssful one. The
r.~ io' 'h' hNcal year show deposits
~ W "''"eeh ''ov'ooo.ooo ana Heo'0oo.-
w. y" increase over the preceding year
W '"''' 'hhh SdV'Voo.ooo' During the
"''. pc''"u 'hr number 81 dcporitors
'as increased from 100000 TO 100000.
W." nm A'ef"R" To deporitorH OF so.
"',e " now ABOUT one depoaltor In
'-"s'nhu ana wales TO every i've OF the
p"Pu'a''h' WINE In Ireland and Scot
,'hu ,'' fa'lo II one TO fourteen. There
''"H "'r" hech an increase OF sia offices
''' u'p'rNs during the yeat' making In
q" over ls'v"o OF these peoples banks In
,he united kingdom. every one Of which
" rs Hnfc as tue government Itself
commenting on THIS subject. the
'hloaso vows an independent paper.
no'ur 'h"' inc showing made by Great
n'"a'h " convincing evidence % the
p"pulh'''y OF the system II u nlso
"sn'h,ah' OF several other things Of
graz importance one or which Ia the
.n'''"seu ana increasing confidence Of
Wv i'"p'' W 'he STABILITY OF the gov.
sr'"neht n balance OF even SO In a
pahh' wEh the certainty that u will be
thri" When wanted. gives To the de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

\ German paper II responsible for the
statement that the statistics ~ Ger
many show that for the ten years from
lNi TO 1896, Aos school children com
mllted suicide. Al these eases occurred
In state schools, 31i being boys and 20
girls each under 10 years OF age.
Whether or not Germany Ii more pro.
duelive Than other nations Of this hor.
rlhle modern symptom Of child suicide,
u certainly as that paper remarks,
may be regarded Us one Of the saddest
and most startling Of the phenomena OF
modern social lie. hut 10 what extent
II German milltarlsm, which Is bound to
exercise some Kind " influence over all
the institutions OF the country, resISn-
slble for this condition?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

President Mckinley has been criticised
Tor having accepted the Invitation of
tho ear 10 the peace congress- ut she
same time he IL recommending nm in-
crease u the army ana navy at home.