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Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-06

Dir despotismens sista balverk
stortadt.
Underligt DIR Diet att tanka att
Diet j delta czareas valdiga rike,
der anarkismen raider bland ALA
samhallsklasser tran de h0gsta till
de lagsta, och der terrorismen
tafar med despotismens blodhun-
dar j valid och godtycklighet, Diet
dock finnes EFT horn, der friheten
raider, och der EFT enigt folk utan
kamp och utan massmord lyckats
CORA sin frihetsalskande villa gall
lande gent emot czarens desPoti-
ska makt.
Delta folk DIR Diet fnska folket,
Dess revolution mot forsoket
att tvinga inzdet under den ryska
byrakratiens despotism har haft
EFT sa lyckligt resultat, att stor-
hertigdomet Finland, ehuru Diet
kallar czaren herrskere, nu har
den friaste och NEST moderna
Pertaining Europa. En- folk
representation, som ar absolut
lika for ALA, i hvilken qvinnor
saval som man kunna invaljas och
valratten utstrackt till ALA, som
matt "a ar - kort sagdt en- for
fattning, under hvilken Diet finska
folket mar som heIst genom sina
verkligt folkvalda representatives
kan stifta sina egna lagar.
Afven de fnska socialdemo-
kraterna arc n0jda med forfatt-
ningen = med iva undantag. De
hafva aldern for valratt ned
satt till 81 ar och arc icke be-
latina med att fattighjon berof
watts valratten. Men So far man
ocksa komma ihag att socialde-
nokratien air EFT revolutionart
oppositionsnarti, som maste ha
ina punkter, hvarpa Diet kan
;kapa opposition.
Har ar en- underlig motsats. A
ma sidan act valdiga, blodiga
i hvars kolsvarta NOR
ser Diet annu knappast finnes en-
'trale af befrielsens hopp annat
in genom valdsamma omstortnin.
gar och ohyggliga blodsdop, och
/ den andra Diet %stilla, fredliga
Finland, der EFT frihetsalskandeo,
'jelfstandigt folk nu n%juter ALA
valsignelser. Och bada
luder den Invite czarens spira.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-06
En- tjugo ars strid.

"Jc. var den foIlorade j en- 70 Al
stiid med kroI iska hamorrhoider oct
onda saE, ills jag forsokte Bncklen'i
Arnic Silva som astadkomma en- In
ding geuom att beta bada, tills ej eit
spar rtetstod. skrifver A. M. Bruce
Faren,ille. Va. Bast for gamla sar
skiiskudor. b a"rsar och dylika AXIOM
NOR. 25c. hos LnrRton a Andreen, NJ o.
ekAfe. sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-06

Tiarpapp och takspan at basta
qvalitet hos Spalding
Malareikrger och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
ON Nj har hosta, sa kop en-
Aaska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-06
Entered at the Post ONCE at SiouxOity
Iowa. as second class mail matter.
vaLDIGA krafter brottas mec

hvarandra j Diet stora kejsardo-
met Ryssland. Ingen vet hvac
morgondagen bar slit skote. De-
mordas, harJas och plundras Of.
v~erallt,
/. Regeringen behnnsr sig pa er
vulkap, Den vagar icke tanka,
mar utbrottet skall komma. Der
kan endast hoppas att nagot skal
intraffa, den vet icke self hvad,
som kan afvarja den stora slut
katastrofen.
Bland folket sjelft strida mot
hvarandra motsatta krafter. och
underhallandet at denna kamp
synes vara despotismens sista
raddningsplanka. De religiost
~upphetsade a~rbetare, som storma
genom gatorna och blindt morda
jndar, emedan de arc judar, skulle
Ell villa stalla sig sida vid sida med
jndar i en- revolution, der judar
mahanda afven skulle blifva nagra
af de basta ledarne. Och de bon
der, som nu branna och plundra
h%erresaten, skulle visserligen
tveka, derest Diet foresloges dem
att tillika med stadsarbetare, som
kastat dylika fordomar o~fverbord,
storma czarens slott. Manga at
dem skulle langt hellre kama sig
manade att j stallet skynda till
att skydda sin ellie faders' e.
gendom.
Regementen i den ryska haren
CORA nu for tiden sd ofta myteri,
att en- dylik ~tilldragelse ej langre
ar nagonting nytt. Och dock
lyckas Diet bestandigt o~fficerarne
att fnna nya regementen,
som arc villiga att draga astad
och kufva sina upproriska kamra.
ter och slapa dem t fangelss.
Hela regeringskonsten i Ryss-
land synes for narvarande besta i
att "a ALA dessa fruktade och
valdsamma krafter att anfalla och
tillintetg0ra hvarandra och hindra
dem att f0rena sig och rikta sina
ferenade angrepp mot regerin.
gen.
Men delta krafver stora offer.
Mahanda komma OF ostiftare att
utrotas eller pa annat satt oras
oskadliga i tusental, men rege
ringen masteS pa Stamina gang
finna sig ! att Sc manga af sina
trogna uppoffras, och Diet blir
ALT svarare att fylla deras plat
ser. H0ga embetsman mordas
dagligen olverallt j R~yssland, och
VISA ,mbeten arc Uriasposter.
som IN man wet att han icke
slipper ifran med l~ifvet.
Och Diet Dir icke endast de no
gre embetsmannen, som terrori-
sternas dolkar, pistoler och bonn
Der traffa. Man finer Diet icke
modan vardt att underratta verl.
den derom. men faktiskt ar att
Diet harjas aiven fruktvnsvart de
und.rordnade tjenstemannens lie
der. For kort It'd sedan morda.
des i Warschau a underorduade
PolIsembetsman, och man iCk
da veta att sedan revolutionsoro
ligheternas utbrott hafva 100
polisman mordats endest i denna
stad. Utan tvifvcl fnnes de,
andra ryska stader, der Diet gait
annu varre till.
Den dag maste ju till sis,
komma, da regeringen icke lang
re kan fnna man, som villa upp
offra sig for dess fender, da off.
cerarne icke langre kunna fnns
regenenten, som arc villiga at,
nedskjuta sina %upprorisks kamra.
ter. Och da den tiden kommer
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He struck match after match In f1-
tile attempt 10 md some way u open
the door Of his prison. The last one
burned down to his very finger tips and
blsckened them. The ticking went on
with maddening regularity He flung
himself In a frenzy Of terror against
the metal slab Of his tomb and clawed
impotently at Il until the end Charred
stumps Of matches, finger nails worn
to the quick and bloody scratches on
the door told the story Of his agony
The vault was practically unnjured.
Many years ago Renan argued that
the time would come when a COMPARE
lively small body OF scientific fanatics
in possession Of Overwhelming means
Of destruction might compel the world
to bow to their will. Although that
time still seems far of there are signs
that II Is fast becoming more Of a pos
sibility. The number Of persons that
may be destroyed by a single bomb is
now much greater than II was when
these explosive agents were first used.
No less than twenty-four persons were
killed by the explosion Of the bomb
aimed at the young Spanish king and
his bride in the streets Of Madrid and
about eighty more were injured more
OF less seriously
For real ingenuity the bomb makers
Of Paris excel all others. SO expert
are they that deadly bomb may
reach its intended victim through the
most unexpected channels and In a
form that cannot excite suspicion.
Tons Of them. so small that they might
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SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM


faces OF many old time Salt I.akers.
5. w. Eccles =. W. Hills and others
The latest addition to their forces from
Salt Lake is Mr.. J. w. Cutting. VINO Is
now regularly installed as the secre-
tary 70 Mr.. Eccles. Mr. Cutting Is we'll
known on Salt Lakes railroad row as
for several years he was connected
with the general Offices Of the Oregon
Short Line In the News building. He
seems TO enjoy the change very much
although he has still warm spot On
his heart for Zion
Herbert Cassidy is another salt Lake
boy who has recently secured the plum
Of good position with the Smeltlng
people here lie was with the O. :. l..
IN Salt Lake for a number Of years In
the passenger and operating depart
ments, but for some months past WAS
employed IN the New York Central Of
fice here until he was discovered hy
his friends and given "a deserved pro-
motion, The brain and Drawn Of west.
ern boys seem 10 be IN demand In the
somewhat eiete east
The Offices Of Ellredge. Meakin a
co. General Theatrical EEchange.in the
Knickerbocker building. on Broadway
present a busy scene these days I'M
preparing Tor next seasons attractions
one Of the biz things they have on
hand for a fan opening Is the presen-
tation Of the "MaSque OF the White
Rose" They expect 20 give this q
Metropolitan hearing and II successful
will take it 20 the coast and include
Salt Lake IN the itinerary. Mrs. Chss
Meakln. better known as Ruth FL
dredRe, will appear in the leading role
as Gabriile DeNefney. Mrs. Meakin Is
at present IN Boston as a guest Of Mrs.
Louis lie Vine ON board her Yacht
Celia" where she Is rehearsing for
next seasons engagement
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred o. Swenson are
costly located in apartments on One
Hundred and Second street for the
summer Mr SWenso1 has again
signed with the "Fantasma' company
for next season when he WIN not only
play the leading role but will be stage
manager as we'll The company vii,
tour the large cities OF the east
The star OF Young Harold orloh is
siill In the ascendent. with every in-
dication Of Increasing brillisucy ~ the
seasons roll With several offers for
next season. he has definitely decided
10 act as musical director for the SEMI
nary Girl position he is boz every
way equipped TO an with credit
Ezra Christensen. principal of
Kicks Academy. ReNburg Idaho paid
us flying visit during the past week
when he spent part " two DAYS in New
York sightseeing going from here %
Chautauqua. where he win take the
summer course
Miss Katie Hendrickson ~ salt Lake |
Is spending the summer in New Ha-
ven. Conn. visiting with friends
During the week the following salt |
Lakers registered az New York hotels
q. r. Gum. Mrs. a. J. Clasbey. lm-
perial. y. and W Stelnman, Grand: |
G. II. Dern. Cumberland. Mrs. J. A.
Miner Normandie. 5. J. Fell. Hoffman.
A party consisting n Miss Lucy Van |
'ott aud mother. ana Miss Reile Rar.
ION leave on Tuesday for Salt Lake.
They expect 20 stop OF a day or two
II Washington and Chicago en route.
This morning saw the departure Of J.
iray Mcouarrie. son Of President Nc !
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/ there r. a terrific explosion and any
person who happens to be In the i'm
mediate vicinity runs a fearful risk Of
being blown into fragments.
Chemistry has produced a great ar
ray Of explosives, and the modern
bomb maker has made himself familiar
with most Of them. Percussion bombs
and bombs with fuses are never used
nowadays by those who make any pre-
tensions 10 scientific knowledge. Many
Of the bombs used i1 Russia during the
past few years have shown such a deep
, insight into chemical processes on the
part OF their makers that the govern
ment officials declare that they must
have been constructed On the labora-
tories Of The universities. that the Ia
ciliies Tor producing them could be
found nowhere else lu tho empire.
4 missile thrown at a Russian gov
ernor recently was found on examina-
ton o. be nickel plated. The official
caught the bomb in his hand and Il
did not explode Some time afterwsrd
another bomb ~ a similar make was
tnrown into his carriage. and Il ex-
ploded and injured him seriously. Not
long ago q supply 81 bombs made ~
polished steel was unearthed by the
Russian police The latest improve
meut on the bomb Of the cracker box
type IS 20 cover 10 with a thick coating
of cement The extra resistance adds
90 the force Of the explosion.
Today there are bombs made ~ nj
trates. CELEBRATES permanganates. reroS.
iic nitroglycerin. gun cotton. picrates,
Eliminates and many other explosives.
Those with basis 81 CELEBRATES are
the most destructive IN their action.
Scientists affirm that IN the near fu-
turc liquid air win be utilized IN the
manufacture Of bombs. LIQUID ace.
tylene may be used for a similar pur-
pose as soon as bombmakers become
familiar with lis properties. II is even
predicted that wireless telegraphy will
be one ~ the most active agents Of the
terrorists. In support % the assertion
81 Is pointed out that there Is recent
invention which enables an operator 70
set of a bomb Of LIQUID air by means
81 the wireless current ~ any time he
may be so inclined The most terri
fying feature II this disooyery-if. in
deed, Il be a facts that the perpetra-
tor ~ the crime would be absolutely
free from detection.
Perhaps the most famous Partisan
bomb ever manufactured was the Orsi-
nj missile thrown at the carriage Of
Napoleon H., who with the Empress
Eugene, was on the way 10 the opera.
In the conspiracy that Matched this
plot, and even I'm the manufacture Of
the bomb itself Francesca Crlspl. aft
erward ltalys most famous prime min
ister. was concerned. In the long
struggle against the Bourbons In Sicily
Crlspi made bombs with his own hands
% be used against the Sicilan rulers.
he would have been executed Tor his
share IN the Orsini bomb throwing
business II the government Of Great
Britain had not declined 10 permit his
eXtTadition.
That bomb was a jog 10 the memory
Of Napoleon, who shortly afterward be-
gan the war with Austria that resulted
In the unihcation Of Italy.
GEORGE H. PICARD.
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suit Is an explosion that either kills or
mains.
The easiest bomb 10 construct and
Therefore the one most employed by
terronsts is set In operation by simply
turning it upside down II is usually
made ~ @ good sized I'm biscuit box
or something similar II Is lined and
padded with paper and then rather
more than half filled with a mixture ~
chlorate Of potassium and ordinary sug-
arr Into this a tiny bottle of GER
tain powerful acid Is introduced. The
remainder Of the space in the box IS
filled with scraps Of metal or even
nails Then the li is soldcred on and
the bomb is ready Tor use
All that is necessary Tor the mls-
croant who Is 90 use the machine go 40
is 20 place The box upside down at the
spot In which he wishes 90 explode II
and take 90 his heels The acid eats
quickly through the cork Of the bottle
and comes IN contact with tho chlorste
Of potassium. As result ~ the chemi-
cal combination which takes place
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Quarrie. for Zion. where he goes to &C
cept a position which is waiting for
him. Accompanying him was Eide,
Lyman Crittendu 81 Hoytsyille who
Is returning home on account OF III
ness. Elder Cri,tenden has only beef
iu the field a short time, but he has
made many friends while here, and We
regret 10 lose him.
The ranks Of the Utah colony have
been augmented by the arrival, a few
days ago. Of Miss Juliette Flygare from
ogden. who will stay over the summer
visiting with her relative. Miss Hazel
Cogau Miss Cogan and her parents
are from salt Lake, having moved here
and settled IN upper Harlem, where
they will remain indefinitely.
Judge lie Grand Young and Wife,
who have been here for several weeks.
aud who always keep iu touch With
their Utah friends when they are here,
leave for home the latter part of the
coming week.
Next Tuesday Dr.. and Mrs John
Sharp with their two children leave
for their western home. The doctor
will return again IN about three weeks,
as he Is only taking a vacation. but
Mrs sharp will remain with her par
ents In ogden until Or. Sharp finishes
his term in the hospital here. which
viii boz next summer Mrs. sharp will
be much missed by her friends here.
as she has been with Us several years.
and 10 Is sincerely hoped she can come
this way again before long. Nothing
need h. said Of d. Sharp's record as
his friends are well acquainted with of,
standing here and the fact that he Is
held n the highest estimation by his
d associates in the medical fraternity.
W. 4. n.
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easily be mistaken Tor oranges when
wrapped in tissue paper have been in-
tercepted in transit 10 Russia during
the past few months. Many crates
were found recently In ST. Petersburg
which contained these explosives dis
guised as fruit In Poland the police
have discovered eighty b1mbs In a
tomb IN a cemetery. Only recently a
hated army officer was dining at a
Polish restaurant. and when the cover
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illuminate o. mercury is spread over
three Of the Sits and the sheet IS fold
ed and fastened together Projecting
from each side Of the folded sheet s.
little metal strip, or detonator glued
10 the cardboard in such a manner that
the envelope cannot be opened With
out striking one ~ them. Upon meet
Ing this slight resistance the hand moy-
ing the paper cutter. knife or scissors
instinciNely pushes harder and the re-
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was removed from a soup tureon the
dish exploded.
SO expert are the bomb makers nova
days that an apparently harmless let
tel coming IN the mail may XIII or
MAIN any person who tries 20 open t.
A piece Of cardboard Is cut 90 a size
which. when folded over will AZ into an
ordinary envelope The four corners Of
this are slit into narrow strips. some-
thing like a miniature window shutter
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.neclal Corresrondence.

Special Correspondence.
N Ew YORK. July lo.-Now that
M the hot season is well on its way
Y the salt Lakers IN Gotham
arc few and far between Dur
ing June there is always a general eAo-
dus that takes nearly all our colony.
They HE away TO the Rockies or the
mountain and seaside resorts. Those OF
us whose duties require US to stay al
our posts despite the terrific onslaughts
Of "old Sol" feel each day that our
shadows are growing perceptibly less.
though We are saved by the respite that
As brought BY the occasional cool
hreezes Of the night and the not intre-
ouent rains.
Most Of the Utahns In the Metropolis
md vicinity showed their patriotism by
celebrating the nations birthday In
true American fashion. Despite threat
Cing clouds a large party gathered In
Che early morning IN Brooklyn at the
home Of James Knecht. who kindly fur
rishcd conyeyances 10 carry the party.
about 30 In number, 10 Jamaica Grove.
about 10 miles out Of the city? Arriv-
ing az the grove about noon the sky
began 20 clear. and the day turned out
beautifully. Picnic was eaten on the
grass after which sports and games
were INDUCED in. One feature was A
ban game between the New York and
Brooklyn contingents. In which the
brookIymtes were badly beaten. The
day was altogether enjoyable and one
that viii not be soon forgotten by all so
Tar nom home.
Tn the past elders enroute for Europe
nave usually gone direct 10 Boston.
N1fre they embark. but II Is now be-
coming more customary from time n
Ume for them 10 come by way Of New
YORK and take In the sights ~ the me-
ropolls 81 the new world before en-
barking for the old. 4 score or more
visited here IN the last several days
Among the last party was Elder r. r.
cummings. Jr.. who. until about two
years ago. resided here with his parents
Tor several years. His visit here was
an too short 10 see all his oldtime
friends, who were glad 10 have him In
Their midst again. II seems only
snort while since he was here as a strip
ing lad and 20 have him visit us now
bound for foreign shores as an am
hassado' of the gospel. reminds MS OF
no" time Is speeding on its way.
sss
For several weeks past Mr. Peter A.
Mortenson Of Sanford. Colo. has been
IN our midst endeavoring 10 interest
manufacturers in a hirdlike whistle ne
has invented His efforts have been al.
tended with some success. as machine
is being constructed for the manufac-
lure Of his invention, which Will doubt.
less bring him considerable profit Mr.
Mortenson expects % return 10 colo.
rado and Utah IN the next few days.
Miss Emma Flamm 81 Rexburg. Ida.
Vas a visitor AZ the Sunday services.
= Is srending a summer vacation IN |
me east and will visit with relatives In |
New York and New Jersey for several |
weeks
Among the recent arrivals was Mr.. |
Albert a. Quellmalz of the Eleventh |
ward. Salt Lake Mr.. Quellmalz ex-
necis 10 spend some time in BROOKLYN
visiting with relatives
IN the elegant Offices Of the Ameri.
can Smelling and Refining company
m lover Broadway can he seen the
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swyu4 HE most slaihlns ioa'"'0 VI
recent bomb development is
not the increasing frequency
u of the employment Of bombs,
49,, the continual improvement that is
h,ing made in their construction. FIRE.
.,e,cy in the use Of the murderous
,nstument may indicate that the ranks
II the lawless are being REINFORCED
So, Il Is even more disquieting to
,verv civilized government on earth to
t,ow that the bomb is rapidly becom.
,,g more destructive in its power and
more certain in It's action.
# Is not long since the bomb used by
,errorlsts in their public demonstra-
inns against law and order was an
,veeedngly inartistic and uncertain az
fair often put together with a clumsi-
ness which betrayed the ignorance Of
the maker and with a disregard for
chemical reaction that was as absurd
az Il was hazardous. dozen years
ago when Rayachol and his band Of
anarchists attempted to blow up build
iprs in various parts Of the city Of
Paris keeping the community in a
state Of terror for several months, the
utmost damage they seemed able 70 ac-
compish was TO wreck small struc-
ture built for a temporary cafe.
Even now the scientific bomb maker
is not in the majority. Although the
Russian insurrectionists have among
their number several persons who
have shown great skill in the manu-
deaths from the accidental discharge or
premature firing Of these engines Of
destruction have recently been quite as
numerous as have aSsassinations. At
the time Of the industrial riots In War
saw. for instance. a roomful Of the re-
mains of bomb makers was found after
a terrific explosion In an unfrequented
corner Of the city Recently. In Paris,
two Russians were passing through the
Bots de Vincennes with bomb which
they intended Ia bury for future use
when Il suddenly went off, killing one
Of the bearers and injuring the other
beyond repair.
Probably the most dramatic example
of a bomb maker becoming the victim
Of his own contrivance occurred in a
London bank some years ago. In some
way never explained the man had man
aged 10 reach one OF the vaults and to
start the movement Of time Internal
machine which he had with him. Then,
10 his great horror. he made the dis
covery that he was locked In the vault. |
The great steel door had closed noise
lessly after him and was caught on the
outside by a powerful spring.
lie knew that the mechanism Of the
bomb was already working and that
he could not interfere with II without
precipitating an explosion. He real
lied that the only chance between him
ana eternity was that through some
imperfection Of the machinery the
works might stop. He sickened as he
recalled the infinite care and nicely
with waich those works were adjusted !
In the awful silence and darkness he |
heard his doom being marked OF by the |
licking of his ingenious bit Of deviltry !
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wooDMEN EXCURSION


Grand outing of Dessert camp i'i
and their friends Trains leave salt
Lake 500 a. m. and 600 "a. OIL. Return
ing leave Urper Falls $40 p. m. aud
$50 %. pool. Everybody invited Tr0u,
ana chicken dinner at Upper Falls
Fare SI.-5 yla u. a. r. %. r. r..
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DENVER & RETURN, SITS
viaD & G, July l4th and 18th

Grand Excursion 20 the Elks Cau,-
val Biz attractions Iu Denver Eve
cryhody invited. The E.ks special
train via j.. q p. %. and Colo Midland
Rys. win leave p a. r. %. Depot SAT-
Lake. at 1.lt D.. m. July li,h Magu.h-
cent scenic trip. Tickets good thirty
days See any j.. q r. O.. agent for
particulars
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ANOTHER BOY MUSICAL PRODIGY

Miccio Horszowsk is another Won
oerful boy piano player from Poland.
that country Of phenomenal musicians.
Although De Is only twelve years d
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SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY CO
psvsloping. Finishing. Main and ard sa

Closing out every uncalei.for sum
mer suit. 500 up. Daniels. the tailor
s. W md 80.