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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-26

Oils.
Bricklayers' Association.

DRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE ASsOCIA-
ID TION Of Phoenix No. meets in the Lewis
Block at 7:30 O'Clock p. M, on the first and third
Thursdays in each month. H. B. KERsTING,
Pres. W. W. Hops F. s.
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Found.

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per insertion, subject to discounts for time and
space.
TENAKEN UP Came to my place about the
4 1st of July, one brown mare, weight about
900 pounds, Mexican brand on left hip. Any
one proving same and paying for advertise
ment and pasture, w. L. GEORGE.
A STRAY; came to my place about septem-
IA Der 1; brown horse, about 16 hands high,
heavy name and tail. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying charges.
w. L. GEORGE.
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For Sale-Real Estate.

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LNOR SALE-One 81 BAN wagon fifth chain
Il and stretchers complete and two sets of
harness, all as good as new. Will be sold at
sacrifice. Also three work horses at bargain.
Address d. H. W. this office.
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L7OR SALE-Two desirable residence lots
4 nicely located and convenient to business
at sacrifice. Must have money. Address box
491, Phoenix. Ariz.
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To observation-disclosures.

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HOUSE AND THREE LOTS for sale cheap
IL Apply to J. W. Parmelee, room Gibson
block
DANCH OF EIGHTY ACRES, miles north.
IN west OF Phoenix. Apply to ]. W. Parmelee
room Gibson Block
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l. be fresh soon; good mixer and gentle; can
have choice. Enquire of Riddle & Co., Lewis
Block.
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date of first publication here January IS, 1897
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WILL SACRIFICE an elegant upright piano
w Tor cash. Address Bargain, care REPUB-
LICAN
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
NreELRoY's REPORT.

Special DiSpntch.
New Orleans, La, Feb. S.-Mclelroy
& Co., say;
Futures Silver sustained severe
loss today, the decline being T-ltI TO
20 3-Sd. Under ordinary circumstances
euch condition Of AFFAIRS would have
prccpitatod decline. but the light
movement Of yesterday and small re-
eeipts at ports and interior towns today
coUnteracted The influence OF silver for
Liverpool closed steady at the same
prices Of yesterday, with spot sales Of
10000 bales. Our market advanced 8
points during the mornlng. but the i'm
proyement waited 70 hold in the closing
Is only i point above yesterday.
Receigis at ports for the DAY are l3'-
expects tomorrow 400, against 5000 a
Soois were easy here. but prices are
NOT quoted any lower. Total sales l.
One Of the principal features Of interest
today was the publication by our ca
rhai,re Of the amount Of cotton already
marketed from TEXAS. lhe figures TO
lannhry 81 show total marketed Of
1.IOS,1l0, which "a only 1900 balea
less than the deliveries during the same
period hast year. II is remarkable with
what ienaciiy many people in the
southern part Of that state have adhered
TO estimates OF less than l,700O0O but
the movement 80 far lende color 10 the
estimates Of 100000 10 2,OOOOOo.
Whiie The late rains have interfered So
eone extent with the marketing Of the
cfgp, il hs the generci opiniqn that
either exhalR don or the low prices now
ruling have really BEEN che main cause of
the falling OF. Opinions seem 10 he
equally divided on this point. The most
untAvotahle feature IN tne 7nnrket IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

t....,,
MeatsIDry SAT-; clear sn9r's'oe p1c 9n.
short clear 9c; bacon Deliies, ~ -
dry salt Dellles' W. Heulun, hhans
lie; large mans ~ l-%9i5 sillaii iuil''
II l--ci prehklnst DavIh - ,,,ra ia,f
Lard~-Compound' Lee pure "ai'
D lie. ,, 4a4o.
SugarIStandard gTanuia lo..i XIII
barrels, lie: cut loaf IN paire re-.
. l-4c; cut loaf. ~ halt parr@s,
fancy yellow clarinet 4 o-oc' pIi'H'
low clarified. = l-ic. 49, olo.
Coffee = Arbuekle.s o Ariosui iorc,, mo-
Midland, 24e; Lion, Z4e' AlHioii"'
BE; Jersey, 2lc. A. ... cool
Green coheg-By me sae5 50 su go,
pc; choice, y l-Zci laney, 90 ~
berry, y l-2e OLD government '"''
&c; Mocha. 2tc. or,n
Molnsses-- barrel ols' new crop p
fancy sugar house, 4oe' enoiee ne" ,., Jiop
Boo; choice corn syrup, per s-uioh' -9e'
silver dip, per gallon, SIC 10,
Clcesc- Fancy, inll cream; on Yn,,ns
/ IL ec. two IN boA' 10 i-ie'
I American, lGc. r.o . 100.
Beans-Navy' lie; iAiia, . 80
bayou, 3 lie; pink Lee piae~ $50
I 4 1-4c. 80, -, 70.
4 Rice-Common, 3-4eog te' pT TN, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

=, Sl.To.
Fish Alaska, No. !, salmon. per doz
81. 40; Columbia river No. J salmon. per
doz., Sl.T5. 1-pound maekerel per doz
Sl.8f; American sardines, Liz, per case.
SA,50; French sardines, Ids, per case,
ST. 80.
Meats-potted ham. IA pound. per doz..
sue; notted ham, II pound. per doz.
Sl.JO; Vienna sausage, - pound, per
do1., Sl.25; Nienna sausage, l pound
per doz., $50; clipped beef. IL pound,
per doz-, 81 %; lunch tongue, 1-pound,
per doz., 81 30: Clipped beef, pound
per doz., ~ 40.
Negetables-l hree-ponnd tomatoes
Sl.25; 2-pound tomatoes. 81 90; 2.pound
corn, choice, 81 10; 2-pound corn, fancy
II 80; 2-pound string beans, soc; 2pount
marrowfat peas. 81. -.
California fruits Two and one-hal
pounds peaches, 50 90 . IL pounds apri
cots, S1,S5; . 1-2 pounds pears, 81 90
. IL pounds plums, Sl.S5; > ~ pound
mnscat ggnpcs. ~ 81; - pounds whit,
cherries, 81 10; II pounds black cher
ries, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Cordage- Sisal rope. half-inch basis,
o LIE MANILA rope, half inch, basis, Dc;
cotton rope, all sizes, 12c; cotton Irvine,
ice: Only jute Irvine, 1Se.
Bags 64-nch. S-Onnce, Sc; 4O-inch,
s-ounce, &c: 42-inch, lO-ounce, q lie.
Seed-Ryc, per bushel, soc; turnip,
seed. per pound, 25c; alfalfa seed, per
bushel, ST johnson grass seed, per
bushel, 81 25 millet, per bushcl, 6oci
barley seed. per bushel, Coo; onion sets,
red, $3.50 per bushel; onion sets, white
81 90 per bushel; amber cane, 81 % pei
bushel orange cane, 81. 20 per bushel
seed potatoes, New York early rose 20
tatoes Sl.25 per bushel; New Norl
Peerless potatoes, ST. per bushel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
A GREEN BOY.
o'hers Say He Lost His Money at the
Great A@srichn Game of Poker
Anyhow, the Moneys Gone,
and a Peculiar Case is
What the Police Have.


Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex, Feb s.-What appears
TO be very unsatisfactory case is that
which is presented by young man about
20 years Of age. fresh and verdant from
the country, so his friends claim and as
his statement certainly indicates.
j. w. Croley is the young man and
his home Is at Gilmer. Upshur county.
He came to Waco week ago last Mon
day. January 70, registered at the Palmo
hotel, on the arrival of the Cotton Belt
train NJ $3.50 o'clock that night.
Using his story FROM the point, after ne
registered, he thought he would take a
short walk and see the city. He pro-
ceeded from the Sixth street entrance to
the hotel and walked south on that street
and as he was cfOseing the alley in the
rear OF the hotel he was confronted by
two men, one Of whom leyelled IA re-
YolYer at Nun aud commanded him to
give up ms money. The second man
searched him and secured about Sl1 in
change and a certificate Of deposit for
$500 issued by the City National bank
OF Tyler. After being thus robbed he
went back TO the hotel, made no COM
plnint, remained all night aud proceeded
10 Gainesville next morning Tie second
day after his arrival there, he told his
story ana payment of the certificate by
the bank at Taylor was stopped by
telegraph.
Yesterday Croley, accompanied by S.
j. Ming and j, NJ Lanham of Gates
vile reached the city, consulted County
Attorney Blair and proceeded TO inyesti-
gate the matter. II was found that the
certificate of deposit had been cashed at
the First National bunk, having been
presented in the upn1git of Tnn no,-ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

hy Associated IreA.
New York, Feb Wheat Spot
steady, with hard wheat 10 good demand.
No ., rod, store and elevator, % l-2i
aNont. 80 3-i6fG0, ( %. b. - l-iM6j ~;
No. J., Northern, 90.
Corn spot, steady. No. ., ~. elcyat-
or; 81 3SM43, nfont.
Oats Spot firm and higher, No. 2,
"a 1-2diti5; No. ., delivered, 10 l-2Gt3b;
No. 3. 10 i-2d3i; No. ., white, so ~
ass 81; No, 3 white rs II.
Hay Quiet.
Hides Dull.
lanticr Dull.
Molasscs Quiet, New Orleans open
kettle, good 10 choice, 2IG2S.
Cotton seed Oh Dull and heavy; some
seles rumored at lower prices; demand
locnl. exporters and Western buyers
pmcticnLy out Of the market, naming
bids decidedly under sellers views.
Prime crude, barrels, % i-2a2D. prime
crude, l9nae, 2GffGs; on crude, IN bar
rels, 2Gd2S; prime summer yellow, Bi IL
0f.A; on grades in barrels, 39u'si; vel
low, butter grades, 30a3I; prime white,
37M30.
spot coffec-Rlo, duh aud heavy. No;
I, Ia 3-Sc: mild market quiet ana
easier; Cordoya. 2om2O l-ic.
sugar--R Raw, strong. refined fairly ae'
tive aud firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Quotations based on small lots to re
tnii dealers. Anupathine, per ounce,
Soc; Acetanld, per ounce lOc. per pound
G5c; acetoc acid, per pound, zoe; earbol-
Ia acid, crystalized, per pound, 3Oda2c;
muriatic acid. @. p, per pound 22ci
nitric ncid. @. p, per pound, re; sui
phurlc acid. O. p, per pound, 22ci tan
mic acid, bulk, per pound, SID; alcohol,
% per cent per gallon 81 y; less &c for
cash: alum, per pound, 4c; antikaumnia,
"a, aunfebriue per ounce, 25c; annpy-
rene per ounce, 81 40; ammonia, car
bonnte. per pound, Ice; yitriol, per pound'
case: blue mass per pound, ooc' blue
ointment. per pound, ooei boraA per
Mound. 12d13c; canphor gum, per pound,
hJd57c; capslcum, powdered, per pound,
90. cocaine. muir. crystalized. Per ounce,
So. 10; copperas per pound. 2n3c; cream
tartar. C. P, per pound, 9d5ci grocers,
nor notnd 1Bc; D0yers powder,
per pound, 81 rs; ether, sulphnric, U.
S. p, per pound, 75c; gum arabic, hrst
pick, per pound. 90c; shellac, per pound
33c: glue, brown, per pound, l2'dloc' glue
white. per pound, 2Oc; mace, per p ounn'
SOC. mercury, per pound, Toe; morphlnc'
=. & w. is ounce box. per once, SID;
1 . ounce boxes. per ounce. S2.4o; ounce
bottles. per ounce, 81 %; nutmegs, per
pnnnl. Zoe; castor OIL. per kA.9l, fi,-o
al. 35; olive oil, per gallon. SLlUi m
seed OIL per gallon, oSlo3ci sperm, w
"A per gallon. 81 20; opium. per pound,
500. opium, po., per pound, $50; black
MINER. per pound, 1Jc; potash. bromide.
per pound. 47c: potash. chloraies Per
p5nnd. 28c; iodide. per pouad, SD
P ,ini1e p & w. l-oz bottles. 80 lie;
ears ner o. 81 lie: quiniue, +. & w,
5.cg cans. per ounce. 81 1-2c; T.. 4 s..
y,,irire 1.o5 viais. per o., 30 1-2c;
I b'ol tins. 30 he; 2l-oz. tins, per
III IN 1-2c: 1O0-ounce tns, per ounce,
Z ~ rotor refined. per pound, 10c; salt
~, cornuerciai. per pound, &c; salts,
p.,,, rar nonnd. 8d4e: salts Rochelle.
9s.. 90 biearbonafe. English, kegs, per
se,si,4 81. sulphur, Dowers, small lots
se: sulphur 5barrel iois, l'Sf'
sP,.iA v.bi1s lead. Collier & Southern, s.
81 per pound, 6 s-4Q7e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

So Is: 3 to 10 ton lots. So %; 1 ton.
50 40; 1-2 ton. So 80; Monarsh. Victoria,
Santa Clara aud Gilmore coale car lots
81 90; TO 10 to lots, Sc, NtSa tons,
50. %; ton, SO 90; IL ton, 50 90, nrlar
Creek and Mo1amcs coal, car lots. 80 80;
8 10 10 ton lots. So. so. > tons, IS 20.
l ton. SG 10 ton, So Is; Monarch egg,
cer lots, So 10; 3 10 10 ton lots, 50 ,5df
single ton, 50 20; anthracite, Pennylya-
MIA, car lots. Sl1; 3 to 10 lots, SLID:
single ton, Si3; anthracite, Quila, 10
10 ton lots 50. single tons $500; II ton,
50. slack, los; car loads. SS.25; Thurhcr,
car lots, So. 80 ner ton; Cameron, per
ton. IS; tons, ST.T5; TO 10 tons, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

GRATED apples, 5o-pound boxes. 10 1-2c
pound; cnrrants, in barrels &c per pound:
cnrranls, In boxes. &c per pound: Califor-
MA raisins grapes, D lie dried grapes,
&c; citron, lsc; orange peel, 1Sc. Lemon
peel, lSci dates, l0-Found boxes TO- per
pound; l0pounG boxes. q 1-2c per
pound: choice unpeeled California peacf,s
12c.
freseves-l'iye pound pals one dozen
to The ease. PR dnztn S0.I5; 20pound
kanikins, per pound. Zoe
Jelhes-'l wonly-pound pals, zoe; 10
pound pals, Soc; 1I-pouud pals. 5Oc;
wine glass. per dozen, zoe; schooner, per
dozen. 81 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
CRACKERS, CAKES AND CANDIES.

Crackers Animals, l2c: Boston butter
Sc; butter, &c; creams. s lie; craclsnels.
loo; cracker meal &c; oyster pearl, &c:
oyster excelsior Sc; pretzels, he; cream
soda, Sc; snowtlakes, re; soda. tic.
Cakes and Jumbles-lglevcn and one.
Enlf cents; fruit, sultana. 12c ginger
snaps, s lie; grandina's cookies, Zoe
lemon snaps, he; waters, l3c; sugar
cookies, 100; stage planks, Sc.
Candles CaramGs, assorted favor, .
pound boxes. TOO rumdrops, A b.. MS
sorted fayors, 5-pouud box, 40c Japan
ese strips, cocoanut flavor, 5-pound box
G5c: rock, assorted and white, 60c;
French kisses, per box, 65c; chocolate
creams, Al, Doc: lemon drops, frosted
per box. G5c; burnt almonds, per box
DOC; cfeams, hand made, yOc; peanut
block, 65c permit bar per box, Zoe;
loZenges, assorted con, 5-pound box,
T5c; marsh mallows, 5-pound box, 81 20
mixed candies, pale, per pound, lie;
crystal cut, 6 sac: IL NJ creams, pals
l2c; stick candy. In pals, q LIE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
81. 1or1s 1--we sroolS.

BY Associated Prcss'
st. Louis Mn.. Feb, Seattle supplies
were light. Texans opened strong. but
closed about unchanged
Native medium steers, 81 .GOttS 90;
cows. 81 .gOsfl 80; Texas fed steers.
X. S,fti.l. IS. ligh. grass steers, 81 30
as 90; COWS. s. elN3.05.
Hogs Evcrythlns good sold at 50 %
az. 70; other grades, low.
Sheep Strong Fair 10 good natives,
mixed. S.. 1903 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
TELEeRAPH MARKETS,
Financial.
srOcKs ANn HONps

By Associated Press.
New York. Feb. Speculation on
the stock exchange today was irregular
aud inactive and trading has moi r.
suited in any material change OF prices,
Very few specialtcs have made any spec
cial movement, either, and taken as a
whole, the SHARE market Inns been more
fcaturless than In mnny weeks. An
acleriaed the denlIncs. There were
periods Of severe stngnation, and again
spdrts OF activity. but on neither was the
buying strong. or the pressure to sell
heavy at any time during the day sugar
led IN the transactions, tlucWAuhg be
tween 50 les and 40 Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
KANsAs oIlY LINE srocK.

BY Associated rrrss,
govt. strong; Others sio\ TcSas stScis.
81 lodS 60 shipping steers. SA.50D
600; Texas and native COWS, 81 500
3 90; hntrhors' stock, 81. I563 90;
stockers and feeders. 81. 50da .05
Hogs 0 to 100 higher. Bulk. So GOA
. ~ heavier packers mad mixed, StuO
6Ib 10; light workers. and pigs 81 700
o %.
Sheep nomlnally steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

BY Associated Press,
New York. Feb, S. --Recvcs---Nonl-
inal and no demand. Exports l20
hcevcs.
Ncals- Weak Poor to choice, 1 1-2dl
Z t-2c; hnrnyard calves, i-ic.
Sheep ssh pNited. demand very
weak, a5OO unsuld Sheep, poor to
good. s. IL i.2M2 3l lambs. fair to
priule, 81 0lNi4 10.
Hogs Weak. lower. Good state
hogs, 81. TO6f6. 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

our opinion, at present., Il the absence
Of speculation The trade views with one
but cannot shut the other TO tie heavy
visible supply, and when the silver situa-
ton Is looked at tho sanc time II is not
surprising that Investors are inclined 10
hold on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
Cotton.
HEsrEWs COTTON FIGURES

HbSTEltS tOlION plbphhS.
By Associated Press.
Now Orleans. La, Feb S-Secfetary
Hester issued today q statement based
on official returns showing the actual
movement Of the cotton crop for the
mouth Of January TO have been 2lO,1i9
bales, against 2Of,3G0 bales IN January
1893. and total for Eve months from
September to January inclusive Of l..
TOS, 1870 bales. against l,I24b5S bales
last year. Secretary Hester makes the
Texas movement after January 81 last
year 3S396J bales, tue total Commercial
cron Of Texas last year having been .,
1OSA23 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Hides-Buyers are paying. Dry Hint'
heavy, DC; light. 4c; dry salt, Be; green,
salt . 1-2c butchers green, lie.
Wool-Lght medium, l54lOci low
medium, 12d14c; fine, 12mlic.
Bones-H oof and bones, So per ton, de-
llyered.
Bees wax, 15diSc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

/ eight unmarried ladies' who hold
As the queens maids of honor have
Z privileges. They are given the
h q Honorable" and on marrying,
Ne nom She queen the gift of ElOOO.
Iei two maids of honor reside for a
,sht at a time at Windsor or Os-
bot her majesty seldom takes more
Ne to Scotland. The distinctive
F9rn by maids Of honor is bow
's1el ribbon on the shoulder, while
4ses-in-waiting wear a white bow
ue queens cameo portrait. The
4 81 a maid of honor has been
~ at least 100 years, but is ac-
II % her mNjesty's pleasure, and
4 \ was refused TO one lady who
4 Y nerself In marriage without the
II 81 her royal mistress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

p,4au i,st--BndEepori. car lots. $40
a =. ~ ,ans S4.75: ton. 50 90; AcAl-
-, ~ y f.nnv Lind, Roase. Maitland. heo-
isssn and Walasrberg Goals. car lotA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE,


New Orleans, Feb. S..-Itog products
steady Pork, II rs; lard, refined. o.;
sides q J-S.
Hurr--gri--
oats-Quiot. levns, 81.
Sugar Centrifugal choice yellow. 3 H.
Rice-Uoan, choice, \ 0Sd5 Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
MONEY.

MONEY.
by Associated Press,
New York, Fob. S.-Money on cnll,
easy at 1 per cent; last loan at l
per cent; closed at | per cent,
Primo mercantile paper. 3 l-2ua IL.
Silver certificates offered at 05 II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

L q, F,st in Chinese Col,,brs
Il y. ~, allowed by scholars onlv shn,,t
49, $50. The claim Is that !, R spd.
POO. IN the fifth century cr ns,,a,
linz ~, 70 this continent and -s,,, gs',eI
report ' s,sil report Of this discovery.
q alo Frar En- EXISTS, i wac trans
ssnes. I, : , lsneh IN 1791 by NJ de
eas,wssss ;ses narrative Of a vow
srs b. sa, y priest for 10000 Il
- Fuan- country which he
Aaas rsre X People similar 10 the
pauls sTsvserlbed. as well as Anne.
"a il A ne only doubt about Inc
tpp u M Y ne distance raeant bS
sosne ~, Pfle@t may have reached
-Aa IN he Pacific ocean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

fns9,es9s OF savage races are gem
..fi,,Al'ed and pithy. The Baantos
sitss ihief catches HIMSELF; the
4 ar. ini.e who Injuries another in
j-ls-i'ell the Woi0fs, Before heal
-y.iisl neal yourself" In Acera they
I'M s1. = twice a fool; among the
dar " ... noon does not grow full
pasi'o rue poor man has no friends"
eict ,piSfcro says, "A feather dnes
i a. WITHOUT gum Others are. "A
L. ~, -, not bring forth a hird.n "a
y is-ssslot shave ITSELF Gross the
ban .p'e you abuse the cropodjleH
~, gnly spoken by a strong man
~, ~. Perseverance ALWAYS hi.
,,,ine thread follows ibe needle .
's'n ~ boiter than afterthoueht .
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-15

por fursem ben 5hpeiser Banjerfreuser
fsLoof Den Mad, Der in ben baipaii=
l6en @ewaIiern ltationirt it, fomman=
Dirt nno ipri6t als feline lleberSeuguns
aus, ooB, ipenn bic Ser. Staaten ni0t
balo cine Q(rt 9roteftorat oSer 5oupe-
rdnitdt iiber bos SnIeireid profIamis
rem entueber Sopan pber Gnslanb
etngreifen unb bic reife Yfloume pfliiden
lper6en
Sn ber 9feOattion bes oGentineN be-
fano licb aber augeni6etnli6 9liemano,
luel1er iiber bic ,S9wetser 8unbes=
flotte" ndbere 4usfunft butte geben f0n=
nen unb 10 iuurbe Die famole 9epeIde
tbatId6li6 Der6ffantli1t, mas bent SpoB=
Dogel in gelpit iebenfaQs unhdnbiges
Ser9niisen bereitet baben lpirb. Gelbit
Der udbt" ihiuei3eriithe Nape Loot den
Mad" Oman leIe bieIen g}amen riid-
tDarts y fat bem Sentinel" feinen
9lrgtpobn eingeTl6bt Sellte la0t natiir=
lid ean5 Milpanfee iiber ben foIt6aren
GeinfaQ, beIonbers Die borttgen G6wei=
set, Die es ni6t penis omiilirt 6aben
oilrfte, sn erfabren, bab ibr 6einlat6s=
LAMB liD in5wiI9en cine &rtegsflotte uno
oamit au6 permutbli9 bos bosu gebDriee
Nteer an9eI4afft bat. 9as 8efte an Der
@eI9i1te aber iit, baB Der 6befreoof=
teur oes Sentinel" 6praee 9lubler,
cine Geibe bpn sSo9ren Bun0eseeIano=
ter i'll Der 5bpeis mar. Wabrl6einli1
aber bat er 6omals feline 3eit 9efunben,
DIE Wtorinean9elegenDeiten Der S6lpets
einaebenoer 5u ituoiren. Ser 6paB err
innert iihri9ens lebboft an bas S6ub=
uno Srubbiin0niB, bos Die Treie Rei6a=
toot 6rantfurt q. 3D. einit NIT Gnelanb
ge9en Den oeuti9en 3olperein obI9loB.
Sn benz 9ertroge fam ndmli9 aud elm
Ydlius ppr, tpelCber beitimntte, oaB Die
S6iffe unb MannI6often beioer gor=
teien in Den beioerieitigen 9dfen slei1e
Gedte 9enieBen Iollten. 9ieier 8oiIus
erregte oamals in SeutI9lano ebenlo
piel S1eiterfeit, lpie Der 9teinFaG bes
Sentinel" in Mmerifa perurla9en tpiro.
(2ouisO. Nns.)