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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@tallqebdub E.

Die tpeientlidben 8ebingungen jeber
Stallung iinb: Ser ii4ere Mb1Alub
Der inneren Rdume 9egen ale nadz
fbeili9en @tmfliHe Der 4tmolpbare;
bic Geueuft4erbett i'm itren9iten Sin>
I've bes Wortes; bic 8eridii9tigung
auer @ortbeue Bel ber Mnlage unb
Contribution, tpel@e @eiunbbeit be-
fDrbern, alfo @einlt@teit, Srodenbeit,
@esulirung BEG 2%uftsuees @enti!a=
tion), Steuung gegen bic portbeilbaf=
teite 9immelsgegeno 8ea&tung bon
2i9t unb Mdrme, uno enoli4 bic
Wabl Der fit bieien 3med port4eilz
baftef fen Muterialien.
Sci iebem Sta1gebdube, Defenders
aber bei ben pferbeituaungen, ioQte
bic @a1lptfront gegen Often liegen, UNI
Die Norontnbe uno bic Mittags5ib:
nt4t gut bouen Wirtung tommen 81
1ai1en. Der Musean9 fam bann nun
in BET 9auptfront ltegen. Sat baS
@dbdube ptele Sefnungen na4 Ae:
iten, 10 beldittgm i'm CONNER bit
5lieeen ben @tallraum gu piel. Sin
Stal NIT @usgdn9en uro iF;.nitern
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
Ginrt6tmm8tn tn 9onttn.

Dem r9annop. Gour." tpirb bon
einem 2eier gef4rteben: So 1T u1<
.glaubli@, nit pel&er &altblIfigte1t,
ia, man Tam iagenn nit ipeld1er
@lei4gtlttgtett man@e @Dlter Dem
Eobe in's Muge ieben. Sd babe bielz
fa9 @~elesenbeit gebabt, bies auf mel
men @eiien gu beoba4ten; mir IT'D
in bieier 9infi@t namentli4 bic 991z
ne len unb beren Na4barr, bic M1z
namiten, aufgefa1en. Sh4 btente als
l1~nterofi3ier in ber fran3Ditl4en
Trembenlegion uno 9atte alS tplder
oft @elesenbeit, ben 9inrt&tunse11 &C.
fanaener piraten in Sonttn bei3utpobz
men. @lei@giltig uno obne cine Miez
ne gu per3ieben, tanoen bieie selben
@eielen ben Solbuten 9egeniber, bic
init Der 9inri4tung beauftragt tpaz
rem, uno peptpeigerteu m~etitentbeils
iogar, it& bic Musen berbinoen gu
laHen. @or 8egtnn Der @retution
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
Dur6 qefGli9te 9Dpol6eter

Dur@ gefdli@t 9ppol9etsn
tpouen @intpobner bon Warmid,
e. g., bon s. 80. QuadenbuI6 BON
bort I'M $4,000 betro9sn porosn
fem. Ser @enannte, segen tpsld)en
aeri@tlide @@ritte ergriHen tporesn
iinb, mar ieit 5 Sabren Mgent flr
s. s. Mtter6urs, einen Matler in
Mabsbile, &c., unb bon benz ltBte.
rem 1utrb beri@tet, baB Ct ii& noh
SubSMfrtta bapor gema&t babe.
, 1894-10-13
fort nit 6em Rduhunfuo.

3pii6en BENT WaDor t6DpfinS, benz
GorporQtionSantpalt JtubenS, benz Stobt>
anpolt QiaD, Dem @elunbbettscommiii6r
9tcDnol6s uno benz &audbtnipeftor 2t6ants
fanb geitern 0ocbmittog cine lan9e Gonfe>
ren3 fiat, tpelAe babin fiibrte, baB Sic eez
nannten 6erren gu Der lle%ber3eugung taz
men, baB Dem Gau9unfug i'm @ei9Gftsz
piertel Der Staot inter allen l1mItGn6en
Elm @nbe 9enacbt merben miiiIe.
8nr cttpa 3pei @oben bate Ser MaDor
ben 9~taubinlpeftor beauftro9t, Dor auem
fit bic Nbiteuung bes Gauchiibels in 0em
bonn Tlu1ie, benz See uno Der 3tp0Iften
StraBe begren3ten Besirfe 3u 1or9cn. 6err
NoamS bericbtete benz W1aD0r, baB lein
@ini9retten in pieIen TGuen in ToI9e bes
politii9en @tnfluiies bon !Sausbeitbern
obne Grfolg gepeien lei.
Sn bet 9eitrtgcn Gonferen3 erflGrte Der
Mapor tlor unO beutli6 ietnen Stanbz
puntt in bieier Nn9elegenbett. @r erfldrte,
SaB in benz pben be3etbneten 8e3irf Der
~9tauc6unfug abgelteut nerben ii e,
unb DoB ouf feinen 0ausbeliber aus irgen6
peL6en, alio AUDI ntcbt aus polittiden
@riinSen, AUDI nur bic gertngite 6udit9t
9enOmmen werben bitrfe. GS gebe abiolut
feine @uti6u1oigung fir ir9enb einen
l1ebertretcr Der &ou6orbinan3en in benz
straightforward Der Sto6t. Die 8eiiber
Der 9roBen 0fftceaebdube un6 anbercr Bou>
ten ieien es Sen Dielen Tauicnben Don DR.
beitern, bic tbren 2~ebensunterbalt i'm Sc
lbGftSOierteI Bet Stabt erusrben, i9ulbig,
bafiir 3u ior9en, baB Oieictben refine, rolcb>
freie Suit gum Ntbmen ba6en. Mel6e
2trt BON Teuerungsmaterial benubt tptrb,
1T gleicb8lltig, iOlange baiielbe feinen
&auA er8eugt.
gau9tnipeftor N6amS ift enti6Goien,
Bic 9~tnorbnungen beS WaDors auf ben
auS3ufibrer unO tetnerlei &i6z
itAt p0lten 81 Iaiien.
, 1894-10-13
Der Sta6tiddeI fol- herhaIten.

9as itobtrdt6Itcbe Ti~nan3comite beI9IOB
in ietner geitern 9}a9mitta8 a~bgebaItenen
Sibung, benz StaOtratb bic 2tnnabme elmer
9telOIutiOn 3u empfeblen, burcb ipelcbe Ser
Comptroller an9etpieien tperben iou, Die
auf $4,000 belaufenben 0ebnungen bon
9teitaurateuren fir 8cf0ittgung Der itGbz
tii9en BOIi3iften wGbrenb ser 9auer beS
lebten Streits gu be5ab3en. 8etanntIi9
bate Bic r@eneral Wfanagers N%Hociatton",
Ser 8erbonb Ser @tien6abnz8 etriebSleiter,
itcb perpfli6tet, Bic bis gum IS. SuIi cons
trabirten &Oitredbnun9sn gu be3ablen. 8is
jebt bat Die QiiOciatton iebocb nod feline
&nitaIten 8emabt, bic &e6nun9en 81 be-
gleiben. SEPT miro 6te Stobt borausz
iicbtIi6 ben 8etrag aus ibrer &aiie be3abz
Len, fih bann iebo9 Our6 cine gericDtIi6e
Glage an Der General Wtanagers Nfpcta>
ttOn l9aoloS gu Dalten lubeu.
, 1894-10-13
Stdoti1bes.
boworo's rothe Brieftafde
&iefert Oen 8eweis, oa6 Ole unbefedIidfeit
Ger 2lrbeiterfihrer Elm idoner Ge'
oanfe 1T.

Bor etipa bret 8ocben DermiBte 0eo. Us.
S0tpdrb, Der befannte QlrbettertlDrer unD
8ice>Y rGiioent Der yQlmcrican Jtatlipap
Union, cine rotDe 8rteftaid6e rr1o aue Bee
miibun9en, 6ieielbe unter Der 9ano iptcoer
gu erIangen, bliebcn erfolgIos.
Hitter Der &ubrtf y8erGoren" berOfent@
lidte er bor %etnigeu 5agelt III elmer eng
Iilc6eu 3eitung cine Nn3eigc, IN tpelcber ct
erflGrte, baB bic 8rieftaibe Sa0respGiie
Der peri6tebenen Giienbabnen entbalte unD
Der lte6erbrtngcr cine 8eLObnung erbalten
iuer0e.
@igcntlt9 1T IS critaunlib, 6aB Serr
6oporO fi9 in Der 2ln3eige ais 8eitber BON
@ilenbQbntarten befennt unb nur baburcb
at e%rtlGren, Dab na6 ieiner Qtnii6t oerarz
tige Oef6uigfeiten bon Setten Der @egner
gan3 in Sronung itnb. Wcnn ba5 aber
Ser SAL lit, bann bitten bic 6erren OebS
un6 9otpar6 iib aucb ni6t bariibe~ aufz
regen ipIen, ais es it'd beral8iteate, baB
Carroll .. Wri9bt, Der GOmmiiidr fir QIrs
beiteritatitif, it6 AUDI i'm 8efib zines
1aiies fir ben 8uaman'i9cn 8a9en be-
fan6.
Sn einem SnterOiem betreffS bteler Qnz
9eie8en1eit iagte 6err 6Oparb: yS6 bin
lett 20 Sabren 8eiiBer zines Puu7
man'1ben Yaiies. 9erielbe loutet auf
meinen 9fan1en, pie ale meme anbcren
BG1ie. Sober 6Ibrer BON 8abnarbeiter>
0rgoniiotionen 6ieies Qa16es bat 9Giie
bon BEN periGte6enen 8abngeieQi3aften.
@intge erbalten mebr, an0ere ~peni9er 6rets
btuete. SD babe 5lentlib ptele 6erielben,
nnoere baben me6r. t0Gufig mar ib in Der
Sage, baB ich ielber To6rfarten auSitelIen
fonnte. 2lrtbur, 8tlfenion, Sargent,
@larf, &QmieD 1tn6 iberbaupt aQe Siibrer
Itn6 nit 8Giien berleben. 0teienigen,
tpel6e i9 babe, iinb bonn /. Sanuar 6teieS
Sabres Dotirt uno bis gum @u6e oteles
SabreL giilti9. Seine einSige ser 8abnge7
1eui6aften, gegen tpclcbe Der Streit gertd>
tet mar, bat einen 8aB 3uriidgeforbert."
0oparO beb1uptet, 0aB Oebs ebenSfnlS
SretbilIete babe, ipGbrenb Burns, elm anbez
rcr 9treftor Der q. st. Il. erflGrte, Die
@iienba6nen bGtten Die betreffenben YGile
3urlG9esO9en.
9a5 groBe 8ublifum neiB lQngit, 6aB
bic Wtit9lteber Ser Staat8geicB9ebungen
unb oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bon
be1e11 man oft ertpartet, oaB ite ben @ileu>
babnen auf bic Singer flOpfen, ebenfaus,
fait obne NuSnabme, Snbaber BON Sreiz
btaeten itnb. 9as Publifum bat iib baa
ran getp0bnt. Die 2lrbetter tper6en iic6
tpobG AUDI na6 unO na6 Oaran 9elp0bnen
mii1ien, baB ibre TIibrer 0efdQigfeiten bon
Der anOeren Sette annebmen. Sour INNER
QemitbIi6! &Ieine @eibente u%nterbalteH
Die Sreunbihaft.
Serr Sotparb lift Hbrigens felt seftern
tuieOer i'm 8eiiB ber rotben 8ricftaiae.
@rzQ(lberman 8tuD O'8rten Bat tie i'm.
tpieOer beiorgt. 9err 9oparb oermutbet,
baB i'm Ietn @tgentbum in einem StraBenz
babntpagen geito9len ipurbe, baB O'8rien
5ufGui9 babon iprecben b0rte uno 6aB es
fetner 8ermitte(un9 geteu8, ben 2angftnz
ger 3ur 6erau5gabe Der 8rieftaIde 3u be-
lpegen, beren SnDaLt fir i'm bod teinen
Bert6 bate.
, 1894-10-13
Deroarb ihm Sen Spa6.
Sam. Page ourd einen 8efebI oes Gom=
mifdrs Gtfenorath elmer euten Gtns
nahmequeae berdubt.

Sam. Page ourd einen 8efehI oes Goms
mifdrs Gifenorath elmer euteu Gins
nohmequeIe beraubt.
06erbaufommiiiGr @tienbratb ianbte
9eftern an Sam. Sage bon 1926 Cottage
@roDe NDe. folgenbe8 S6reiben:
@eebrter 6err!
Sic iDerben hermit ouf9efor6ert, Bic bet7
Ben Grandchildren SEQ. 341O uno 3412
Cottage @rooe 0pe. binnen bier 3a9en
nteoer5ureiBen, tp~ibrigenfaus tb sic tpe9en
Gerlebun9 Der 8auperorbnun9en belangen
lafIen mer6e. Simou Giienbratb,
Sberbaufommiiidr.
0fit bieIem 8riefe bat es fol9enbe 8e@
tpan0tniB: gta9e. benz Seltenpege auf
benz 0rrn6ftiif 3miicben "a. unO 80, Str.
an Cottage @r0pe 2tpe., 6aS fritber bon Der
@bicagocr I1ntoeriitdt benubt nurbe, itebt
cine 6ol3ipon6, Bic gu &eflames Nn8et9en
beuubt tDiro. 8or Derielben blieb Der gez
nannte Sam Sage zines Cages itnnen0
Ite6en, 6cnu bel benz Nnblid Der Nano
mar ibm ber @ebenfe %gefomunen, BAR it3
OieIcIbe DortbeilBaft perpenben IieBc. W}an
braubt an pieie 8orber1pan0 nur bret am
bere 8Gube an5uftgen, Elm 9ab ouf3uz
leBen, Onrnc elre 2Dur e|laSu1CDHeloeH uHO
etn !6duscben mar fertig, bo5 iib fir etnen
9uteu Brei9 Dermietben IieB. 9crr Sage
lit Elm Wfann ber 3bat. S6nuritradS be-
CAB ct ii6 gu einem 3immermeiiter, traf
nit bieiem Elm Nbfommen unb btnnen "a
Stunben itanb 6as 9dusben fr unb fertig
6a unb SPAR obne baB tr8eno Semanb oas
BON etlpaS gemerft bate. Gin Wietber fanb
iib ebcnfaus baLb in 6er 8erion BON $. st.
6nubion, Der in oemielben cine &Iempneret
einricbtete unb fir Die 8enubnn9 nit Sage
einen W%fietbspreis BON $12 per Meonat fcita
iebte. 0ur9 BEN GrfOlg erlnutbigt, be-
ibLoB Sage nod Elm 3weites 6au83cn
nebenan gu boren, bo6 ebe b%asleLbe ferttg
mar, erbielt ct bon Dem 8autommtiidr
obigen 8rief. Qlb. 6epburn bate nantltcb
bic beiben t6duscben aus 6ols entbedt uno
Dem Gommiiiar Nn5eige 8emacbt.
, 1894-10-13
IN b0fer Sage.
Die SaRnpoitcIerFs bon elmer Orore hires
superintendent iAwer betrofen.

Inter BEN 8abnpoftclcrts 6erricbt groBe
Hn3ufrteoenbelt ltber Die bon benz SIpez
rintenbenten W6tte i'm Suit e~rlaiiene un6
am leBten Samita9 no6maIS picoer6oltc
Srore, Die belagt, DaB bic @lerfS i6re
QSobnungen na6 tr8en6 einem Bunfte an
Der 8abnLtnte, al Der ite angeiteut Ieien,
81 berle9en bGtten. Die 0r6re foQte fir
Dtetent9en, Die bur6 ben 1m3ug feline PEE
cuntdren 8erluite erletoen lpitr6en, Qelten;
ben Nnoeren tDurDe bis gum 0fat 1895 3eit
8e9ebe11, UNI tbnen etnen Dortbetlbaften Ser
fauf tbreS @tgentbumS gu erm09Ithen.
Sine iolbe Ot0glt6feit lit aber bel ben
1eBtgen rteOrtgen Observation-Disclosures
fat ausgei9loiieu. Sir bic unDerbetratbez
ten 2eute bat Die Sr0re ia feline 10 aroBe
Beoeutung, Dtelen tann es i6LieBLi6 9leicbz
9ulttg letn, NOD tie Do6ren unb Elm l1nt3ug
beoeutet fur fe MUIR baS 3ulammenpafen
t9rer Weni8en Sacben. Nnbers itebt eS nit
Der Derbetratbeten 2euten. Oenn erItens
bleibt eS fir ie BART, it6 BON Dem pieIeicbt
mublam ertporbenen @run6it&d, auf benz
lie lahreIGng 9etpObnt BADEN, los3ureiBen
uno s%tpettenS 1T Der ltm8ug nit elmer 6az
Mile ltno duem 0auSgerGtb nic6t MIR unz
01Ge1ebm, ionbern audb nit groBen I'm
fOiten ~berfnipft.
Sine @n3a6I Ser GterfS bat ba8 elm
Si9e 0}tttel, Oieier GalamitGt gu entgeben,
ergriffen, unb es 6eitebt barin, baB fte Elm
S6rtftltltd oufgefeBt bat, in benz fte ibre
Gage ~aueinanoerieBt. 0ieies S6reiben
lou mebreren GongreBmitglte6ern 3ugez
tteut tperoen, bon Oenet man eripartet, 6aB
1te it6 fitr Die 8ioerrufung Der Srbre
1ntereiitre1 tperben. 9tatiirGt9 geben bic
Geute bterbet ie3r Dorli6tig lln6 6eimlid
gu 8erfe, tuei1 ite fiircbten miiiien, 6aB Elm
8etannttperben bieier 0teDolte 9e9en bic
Srore oeS Supertnten6enten iiber fltr3
oOer lang tire @ntLaiiun9 aus Dem 0ienite
our Solge baben pirbe.
, 1894-10-13
Oos RoRpetroIeum ais feuerunss=
material fir ShIeppoampfer.

5tIfssS ta6ttngenieur G6ur6 ftattete
1etnent Sor9eieBten, 6errn Nrtinaftau,
begin. benz Wtaoor eincn offi5ieQcn 8eriht
Iber Die leBten 8eriuc6c nit 8etroleumz
teuerur9 onf Dem Sblepprampfer n8La6
Bau Jto- 2" ab. Ser 8ericbt be1Qot. boB
pGDreno Der 9a15en longen 8robefQbrt
benz S3ornitein bes Sbleppbombfers in
gut tpie gar fein Gaub entitled. u16 boR
DaS nit Der 4etroLeumfeuerun9 e~r,e,Iofe
9ompIpolum 5u ieber 53eit fir bic perz
lan9te3raftletitung poutommen ausretcbte.
Nuf @runb bieIes fir Bic 8etroleI1ns
feueru19 lebr 8iinitigen 8ertcbtes miro Ser
WtaDor nor1uSit6tlicb Die SbleppbamDfer.
beitBer auf bic MOglicbfeit Ser prafttiben
3Oiun9 Der JtauAfrage Durb G%erpen6uno
bon 3o9petroleum ais 6euerunoSmoteriql
aufmertIam mocben un0 1ie an tbr Ser
fprecben ertnnern, nab erfolereid perlqu=
fener Brobe itatt Der 0eicbtoblen Gobz
petroleum aIs Seuerungsmaterial al Be-
nuBen. Soften Die Sc6LeppbQmDferbez
fiBer ben 8tnf OeS Mopors unbeahtet Ioiz
fen, oann perOen ite obne @naoe tpeqen
1tebertretung Der JtauborotnQnsen arr
Necbenibaft 9e5o9en WerOen.
, 1894-10-13

- MarD Sob3ef, eben1olS unter benz
Nomen S6neiter 9eliobora befannt, bat
9e9en bas Slofter Ser ybetli9en Tamilte bon
Na3aretb", Ode Mtilpaufee 2tbe. unb 0ibiz
iton StraBe, cine S9ulbftage gum 8etrage
BON $3.50 etngsretcht urt0 Ser SAL fol- am
16. 5. W2. Dor benz &lc6ter Q8becler CUR
8%erbanbLung tommen. Die aIdgerin be-
6auptet, baB 1te benz &loIter $500 iibergab,
ais tie Nonne tpurbe, baB ite ober nur 800
3uritd erbtelt, ais file ipGter ibr @elib6e
3uriiGnabm.
, 1894-10-13
Sicberlih Iefet 7hr

bic i'll bieier 3eitun9 per0fIentli6tet 3eu9z
iiiie betreifs 6oob'S SariaporiQa. sic be-
itGtigeu iiber ieoen 3weifeI biuous, 6aB
Sopb's furirt.
, 1894-10-13

8eritopfuns ultb ale 2eberleiben merben
bur9 0oob's 8tlIen 9ebeilt.
, 1894-10-13

Total Assets ....s 5ss, 1888
Liabilities.
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid. .........$ 5,6sO.45
Gross claims for Losses, upon
which no action has been
Losses resisted by the Comp
any 1,oVV.VW
Total gross amount of
claims for LOSSES 28,337'u
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
thereon .......... 447.9A
Net amount of unpaid Losses .......". 27.sss.ss
outstanding 1872 $780, 80
Due for unpaid Dividends =. -. ...... 1895. rs
Due for Commissions and Brokerage. $3.50. y
Total Liabilities. - 17O,s2S.l 10
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
2ss,s11.7 70
the year -. 1s,7e5.5s
Total ....s 256,sl7.2g
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ..........,S 147. POI. rs
Dividends paid during the year. -. 19,s44.25
Commissions and Salaries paid during
the year. 5s,seS.25
Taxes paid during the year............ 1861. SO
Amount OF all other expenditures ...... 11,654.43
Total Expenditures. sl24O, 1854
Miscellaneous
Total Risks taken during the year in
Total Premiums received during the
Total Losses incurred during the year
Total amount of Risks outstanding. =. %, 1888, s8s.7 IS
VIM. K. HutchiMs, President.
#. H. Crum, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
(SeaD JESSE WYMAN,
Sfo Notary Public.
, 1894-10-13

Dteie Sots 1ino nur 4 Blod bon
Ger 2(rmtta9e Qpenue*8a bn 9elesen
uno nur 3 8lod bon Ger Gtienbabn.
IN Ger fullerton 2loe, miro bis sur
Wtlmaufee 2lpenue cine eleftri1de
8aPn 9ebaut, Ole in ibrer Derldn9e,
run9 an oteiem Gt9entbum porbet.
ftibrt,
utan beoenfe nur Ole pretIe:
$3.50 fir cine Sot bel Der fullerton
Qpenue, 100 metlen meit oariiber
Ptnaus> idon ptel b0bere pretie be-
3ahlt meroen.
, 1894-10-13

Die Gegtitrirungse8eb0rb ptr6 gum
l3meG Der &e9iitrtruns BON BdbGern in ben
BrecinctsS timmpldben S%ienta9, Sen
16. Sftober 1894, un6 9tenfa9, Sen
%. Sftober 1894, bon 8 ltbr Wor=
eemS bis 9 1t1r 2tbemSS in Stbung Iein.
gttemanb fam gu elmer an6eren 3ett regiz
itrtrt tper6en.
, 1894-10-13

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
inruoI NoROmoD4 of the NORTH RIVER INSU.
hhhudl Dtdt6HRtht RANCE COMPANY of New
York, in the State of New York, ON the 31st day
of December, 1898: made to the Insurance Super.
intendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-19


Two youths once lived in country town,
And one was a giant fair,
With n Saxon vikings golden crown
And a blacksmith muscles smooth and brown
When he made his right arm bare.
The other youth was of dapper size.
So slender and ST. It was lac
That he found small favor in mnidcns' eyes,
And the giant boosted in merry wise,
81 could lay him across my knee"
These twain both courted the village belle,
But short was the race they run;
At the giants feet the maiden fell,
And the little man, though he pleaded well,
Naught more than her pity won.
They marched away to the wars one day,
In haste for the battles van,
And the people Cheered when the giant gay
Strobe stoutly past for the distant fray,
And they smiled at the little man.
But the earliest ball by foemAn sped
One drop from the war black skies
Passed safely over the pygmy's head,
And the giant. who stood behind, fell dead.
with a bullet between his eyes.
Then the little man swore, though his sight wa!
dim,
And he bounded ahead Of them all,
And the whole great army followed him
Till he leapt like II devil, little and slim,
First man DER the battery wall
And he planted the flag of his country there
While the routed army ran,
And the legions roared as it hoated fair
On the dusky waves of sulphurous air,
Three cheers for the little mani"
Oh, don't know, and | cannot say
What the giant might have done,
But I'm sure the maiden will weep Away
/ For her lover shot in the first of the fray
/ 4. I. IL 90.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-19

gave himself up to his fate, crying, I'm
lost, masterl" The canoe shot the falls,
with Soudi clinginR to its sides, and bound
ed on from watery terrace to terrace, now
whirlng about in boiling cddies aud again
caught 10y heavy waves and whisked first
to the right and then to the left. IL did
not sink, and Soudi did not let go. Dark
ness finally settled upon the scene, and next
day canoe and boy had disappeared.
On the Sth of April, 1871, the Lady Alice
narrowly escaped destruction and there.
after figured in the most thrilling events OF
the voyage.
Three days later the barge entered Lady
Alice rapids, where the steep banks would
not admit of portage. Strong cables were
attached to the bow and stern, with three
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starvation. The sayages would not supply
food to the whites. Even those who were
friendly feared to bring upon themselves
the anger of the bloodthirsty haters of
white men.
For nine days between Feb. 10 and 10
the party was wholly without eatables,
and the natives began to dread a famine.
Finally they met with peaceful tribe of
semiciviliZed people, the Chimbiri, and
again their wants were supplied. On the
9th of March the thirty-second and last bat
tie was fought with savage men. After that
it was a battle with mighty torrents. The
lower portion of the great river is divided
into numerous deep channels broken into
ridges, along which the water rushes with
fearful velocity owing to the steep incline
of the land. In many places the most pow
erful steamer would prove as helpless as a
shell of boards. The currents are further
broken by trees, rocks and long reefs, and
several times the canoes in the hands of the
most skillful native bOatmen were upset.
When the expedition was atloat, Stanley
led in the Lady Alice to spy out the safest
roads and the dangerous passes. One day
after the Lady Alice had rounded point
in channel 1873 feet deep she was drawn
into a wide bay which indented the shore
600 yards above a dangerous falls. One alter
another three canoes hugging the shore
Joined the Lady Alice on a stretch of sandy
beach. Suddenly the fourth canoe, one of
the best of the fleet, called the Crocodile
was seen far out in the current rushing on
with terrible speed toward the rapids. In
it were three of Stanley's favorite native
comrades, Kalulu, Mauredi and Ferajji
Besides these were five native oarsmeu n.
help could be given the doomed v1y1g,r
and those who had made laId could on.
look with Mortified aud frozen gaze upol
the tragedy before them.
The canoe was gliding with fearful rapid
ity toward an island which cleayed the
stream and sent each branch whirling from
its banks with angry velocity Passing
down one branch on an incline, the canoe
struck level water, on which it was whirled
about three or four times. Then the stern
flashed in the air for a moment, and the
frail bark, with all its inmates, was en-
quilted in the waters below. A second canoe
with two men was warned by the crew OF
Lady Alice, but too late. 1t shot the falls
safely, however. The Lady Alice was now
rowed well out into the channel of the de.
scending canoes TO repeat the warning that
death lay in the midcurrent.
Before the head of the line of canoes
could be reached third came gliding
swiftly along, carrying but one man, a
brave warrior lad named Soudi, who had
escaped the spears of the caunibal tribes W
the river Warning reached him from thN
Lady Alice just as his eye eau ght the break
in the current which marked the awful
precipice toward which he was rushing.
Too late to help again. and the poor soul
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he Patient While We May.

lie Patient w nile we May
The hands are such dear hands:
They are so full; they turn at our demands
So often; they reach out,
With trines scarcely thought about
So many times: they do
So many things for me, for you
II their fond wills mistake,
We may well bend, not break.
They are such fond, frail lips
That speak TO us. Pray, If love strips
Them of discretion many times,
Orif they speak too slow or quick, such crimes
We may pass by; for we may see
Days not far Off when those small words
may be
Held not as slow or quick or out of place, but
dear,
Because the lips are no more here.
They are such dear, familiar feet that go
Along the path with ours-feet fast or slow,
And trying to keep pace-if they mistake
Or tread upon some flower that we would take
Upon our breast, or bruise some reed,
Or crush poor Hope until it bleed,
We may be mute,
Not turning quickly to impute
Grave fault, for they and we
Have such n little way to gO-can be
Together such "A little while along the way
We will be patient while we may.
So many little faults we find.
We see them, for not blind
is love- We see them, but if you and
Perhaps remember them some by and by
They will not be
Faults then-grave faults-to you and me,
But just odd ways mistakes, or even less
Remembrance to bless.
Days change so many things-yes, hours
We see so differently in suns and showers.
Mistaken words tonight
May be so cherished by tomorrow's light.
We may be patient, for we know
There's such IA little way to go.
New York Observer.
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Fight your own battles, Hoe your own
row. Ask no favors of any one, and you'll
succeed thousand times better than one
who is always beseeching some ones infiu-
euce and patronage. No one will ever help
you ms you can help yourself, because no
one will be so heartily interested in your
affairs. The first step will be long one
perhaps, but carving your own way up
the mountain you make each one lead to
another, and stand firm until you chop still
another out. Men who have made fortunes
are not those who have had 1000 given
them to start with, but boys who have
started fair with well earned dollar or
two-Shoe and Leather Facts.
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Jim Jones, he was an editor-that is, he tried
to be.
He bought himself hand press, an he started
in to see
Jes what there was in edith, but when he'd
canvasscd round
Some fifteen hundred editors in that same town
he found.
They all knew more about il than Jones could
hope TO know.
They told him: You must run her Jones, jes'
so an so an so!
Be sure an boom the Baptists-they're bound to
help you out
An give the good old Methodists a big salvation
shout!
"Gve every man n notice. BE sure an put it
down
Whenever Major links is seen perambulatin
town.
Put in few free locals for all the stores, an give
Each man free subscrption-if you want
your sheet to liye'
We'll, Jones he done ies' as they said, for fear
they'd make a row;
But the more he tried to please EN- all, the more
they told him how,
Until at last he took his book an laid it on the
shelf,
Then run the paper in the ground an follered
it himself!
F. l.. Stanton.