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f Turkey has sent a demand to the powers that the ten thousand rifles seized on board a Greek ship shall be turned over to him. These arms were taken during the early part of the blockade of Crete, and have been held by the powers. Abdul Hamid has also issued a protest against the trial of a number of his subjects in the courts of Crete. He demands that they shall be sent over to Turkish courts and tried by Turkish judges instead of by the representatives of the powers. He seems to be beginning his interference in Cretan matters. * * * * * A telegram from Christiania, Norway, states that news of Professor Andree has just been brought from Spitzbergen. The nature of the news is not given, but it has been brought by the crew of a ship which was wrecked in the Arctic Seas, and who have just made their way to Spitzbergen. Spitzbergen is one of a group of islands in the Arctic Ocean to the north of Sweden, and east of Greenland. We may probably soon learn the fate of Andree and his brave followers. G.H. ROSENFELD. PRIZE CONTEST. There were so many competitors in the prize contest recently closed that it was impossible to decide who were the winners in time to announce their names in last week's paper. The quotation was, "The Pen is Mightier than the Sword," and Miss H.K. Peck, Crown Street, Meriden, Conn., won the first prize, and Miss E. DuBois, Greenwich, Conn., the second. Watch for the new contest, which will begin in an early number. LETTERS FROM OUR YOUNG FRIENDS. DEAR MR. HARISON: I have taken great interest in THE GREAT ROUND WORLD. When I was away this summer I showed your paper to a great many people, and they thought it was very nice, and they thought they would subscribe for it. I have taken great interest in the Klondike affair. I went away this summer to Lake Hopatcong and had a lovely time, but we came home a little while ago. Hoping your paper the most possible success, Yours truly, SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. B.F. DEAR LITTLE FRIEND: We are very pleased to receive your kind letter. EDITOR. TO THE EDITOR: I wish to call your attention to the article printed in last week's GREAT ROUND WORLD abo
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