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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18
"lOhan1ned"
Coffee!
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How Orientall Calls up Arabia and
Turkey, Prophets, Mahdis, Kadis, Skeiks
and Sultans-visiors of luxury and sensu-
Gus odors, of aromatic plants and herbs
and beverages of rare flavor
"MoHAMMED'' COFFEE is not name for
advertising effects; it isa name 'that fits" :"
'MoH AHMED" COFFEE is on the table of
Turkeys Sultan. He RAISES IT HIMSELF.
The product of his immense plantation
was not permitted to be exported until
three years ago. Since then it has become
a great favorite among Europeans with a
cultivated palate. tits generally conceded
that it excels all other coffees in the mar
ket for certain fine and delicate flavor
that users of common coffees have no
conception of.
Try the Sultan's coffee. 1, 2, and 5
pound tins. 35c to 40c pound.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

PERSIAN Flame. ETTE, are
you ready for yonr wrapper?
Here is a chance, -ecy heavy
and Just arrived; Especial thing.
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Observation-Disclosures s
the largest size and OF the best
muslin; leader at.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18
HALE BROS.

HEMSTITCHED PILLOW-CASES
medium size, good muslin,
special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

CREAM EMBROIDERED FLAN-
MEL, full yard wide, open
worked and silk stitched, nice
for baby, on sale this week..
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

FLANNELETT f, a good desirable
grade, light and dark colors; on
Saie....-.. ..............-.....
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

CHENILLE PoRTItRES, these
are yards long and AT inches q 1.2 5
wide, the regular Sc grade, aIp +
bargain this week at............ Pair
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-ACHENILLETABLE-
the regular 81 25 kind, on spe- O. I 6S
ciaI sale this week, good assort- I'D L -
ment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Each
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Lace Curtain Specials.
A Glove Notice.

We guarantee all gloves at 81 and over to
give perfect satisfaction. Mending and
cleaning of guaranteed gloves free. Gloves
cleaned by a new process al sc a pair; leave
them Thursday aud get them Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18
NEW TO-DAY.
NEW TO-DAY.
CAN YOU AFFORD IT 2

NOT-CAN you afford to SECURE
some of these matchless bargains, but
can you afford to MISS them?
You will need something sooner or
later in
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18
OUR OBJECT THIS WEEK.

WE OFFER NEXT WEEK EXTRA NDUcEMEMTs ON GOODS
EvERY ADVANTAGE OF Ed MARKETs BUYERS
WEAR CALIFORNIA CLIMATE DEMANDS CHANGE OF YoUf
7.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18
SPECIAL SILK SALE OFFE

BLACK BROCADED SILKS, an entirely
new line of those large designs so
popular this season, patterns all ex-
elusive, our special sale price,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
ST. LOUIS, Mo. ID listopada 1904

AO AZ AAotODHuh lOHO.
u rsdoscia ] zapslem serc wszystkiob
braci Tow Jan III sobieski, gr. rs u.
Mar. Pol. W st. Louis, woiamy:
nieOh Ayje NOwy Dom ~zwis1kowy |
wszyscy Bracia Zwiszkowi W Stansob
zjsdnoczonyoh PoanOOnej Amerykil
NareszOie nadsszia chwils, Ae | nv.
Zwiszkowi, r~ozpOczynsmy stawiac mo.
IN fundsmenta, ktoryoh ami armasv
buffaloskich kongresow uszkodzio ME
potrafis.
ROdacy: PsmietsjCie o tenn, Zwiazsk
Mar. Pol. jest jsdyns nsrodowa organ.
rscys, ktory czynnis prscuje mad o.vo.
bodzeniem zism polskich | krrevisn;su
misosci ojozyrny.
A wiec nscheoajmy nsszyoh wsposro.
dakow do iscsenis sic Z mani W ;ad,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
Jezei kto z czgonk6p Zviazku nie O.

JezeIi kto z czEonk6O Ztoiqzku nie O.
frzymuje reguIdr"ie rZgody', popi-
nien o tenn natyeAmiast zaUiadomie
Sekr. Jeneralnego, a ME Redaktora,
kt6ry z ddresami odbiorc6w organu
s'ciqzko'cego ME csp6Ine9o niema. Ale
zo'ciaddmiojqe o tenn, naIezy przede.
Tszystkiem podac notcy adreS dokSad-
ny, o6ok da,onego. Teraz dzieje sic
tax, &c, jezei Ao ,Zgody" ME otrzy-
mWe TeguIGrnie, ulo0za "a uoSoscitoe
mas zpymySEoe 1 ME poda6 - stoego
adresui Sktaek taxi: daIej rZgody"
ME otrzymuje.- SEKR. JzNxRALHr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

stweczek, jest sprawl formy RIA.
du, zakwestyonowana cd r. 1892
l ME rozstrzygnieta jeszcze. Czy
przez Bo&e carfa chrani przebije
sic La repudhique partout tr1om.
.Phera, czy Europa ma bye repu.
blikahska czy tez kozacka9-
kwestya ia weszla ma porzadek
dzlenny i rozstrzygniecie jej W
momencie obecnym, zalezy cd tie
go, jake misya moskiewska ma
Francuz6w wywarla wrazenie.
Pokaze sic to niebawem.
Il drugiej strony wedr6wks pa.
ry carskiej inne potrzebie ma.
wracania Francyi pokrewne o.
swieca zadanie. Nosi ono miano:
pokoju. Ale jakiego, ma czem
opartego? Zar6wno odezwy i re.
zolucye kongres6w pokojowych
miedzynarodowych konferencyi
miedzyparlamen jakotez
odezwy, manifesty, postanowie.
MIA / oswiadczenia urzedowe po-
k6j gfosza, lecz ME W innych jak
tylko W misdzypa6stwowych,
scislej m6wiac, W miedzygabine.
towych stosunkach. Niegdys, ME.
ktore z towarzystw pokojowych
opierafy go ma wolnosci i spra.
wiedliwosci, domagajac sic tako.
wych ola w~szystkich, podlegaja.
cych spolecze6stwu i polityczne-
mu uciskowi. W6wczas ready
niechstnemi by}y pradowi poke.
jowemu i ME weszly wen, az VOL
nose i sprawiedliwosc ma ich wy
tlumaczona zosta}a korzysc, to
macy, &c i'm wolno bedzie nadal
uciskac ucisnietych, tym zas o.
statnim ME wolno bedzie o spra-
wiedliwosc sic upominac. Pok6j
przeto tax pojety quarantine
pa1stwom wszystkie i wszelakie
zabory, jakotez rozgrzesza je z
CORY "a wszystkie i wszelakie
sposoby srodki, przedsiebrane
przez ME badz to Ola poskramia
mia upominajacych sic o spra-
wiedliwosc, badz tee ola zapo-
upominaniu sic. Para
przeto ..carska, wystspujaca W
Europe re sfowem pokoju ma u.
s}owem tenn wywolywala
sankcye statu gro, dzierascego
Polske W potr6jnych kajdanach.
Me zmienia to rzeczy, tylko ia
uswleca. Gdybysmy powstah, to
by mas "a strone wojujaca ME u.
znano, jak ME uznawano W r. 81
i W 60 -jak ME uznawanymi So
IA strone wojujaca Kubahczycy.
Me szkodzi to nam ami pomaga.
Statu quo W chwili obecnej poke.
jowe, gdy wejdzie wen Francya
ma wiare monarchiczna nawr6co.
ma, zmieni W Europe postac re.
ezy o czem powiemy sl6 ~ko
nastspnie. CIV. P. sly.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

Dwaj CT poeci, PIP. Cope i de
Heredia, uwyrazDili to czego u
rzedowy przedstawiciel Francyi
powiedziec ME m6g}. Pan Fe-
|iks Faure ME wspominal carowi
o rzeczypospolitej - prawda, Re
i ME slawil pred MIN OLGA jego.
Usta mu dyplomatyczne Fanny.
katy wzgledy, kt6re by ME pre-
szkodziiy oznajmic gosciowi, re
60 rzeczpospolita przyjmuje, gdy-
by sic prezydent ME wstydzil jej
niejako wobec syna M magnani-
me i du just, kt6remu Madame
takich tytul6w przechodzi zwy.
czajnego pochlebstwa miare. Kto
W TAXI spos6b Aleksandra iii
wielbi, ten wielbi W MIN ME clio
sieka (boe ME spos6b chyba, a.
zeby p. Cope ME wiedzial, ia.
kim Aleksander III byl), ale mai.
czystsze i najbrutalniejsze idei
monarchicznej wcielenie. Ko.
mentarzem do slow p. Cope slu.
zy oswiadczenie pana de Heredia,
jake uprzy brzasku wieku PREY
szlego Paryz ola oklaskiwanej
obecnie parry cesarskiej droge
tryumfalna otworzy''. Jaki Pa.
ryz9 - ME powiedzial, - a
car ME odezwal sic ami razu {
rzeczypospolitej. Ignorowal j.
l. wiedziec o niej ME cbcial =
zamykal ma MIA oczy i uszy =
ME istniala ola niego r. F. "
wyuczonych z CORY p~rzem6wie
mach wspominal o narodzie fran
cuskim, o focie, o woisku, pc
ozlWlai poIcye: rzeczpospoht
Iignorowaf.
:. Me potrzeba wielkiej przeni
Ikliwosci, a2eby ignorowania teg,
zrozumiec doniosle znaczenie.
Manifestacya W Wiedniu, ms
nifestacya we Wrocfawiu, mani
Ifestacye W kanale, W Cherbour
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

Kazda korespondencys, ksada notatks,
p-rzeznsczona do ,,Zgodyr, powinna bye
przysyiana wprost ma rece Redaktora. w
sprawie ogioszeh, ksiazek k~witowych, / "
og6le wszystkich robot drukarskich, zno-
sic sic nslezy zawsze z Sekrstarzem Jene-
ralnym. SEKRETARz JENKRALNT.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

49, WIN
charakter, polegajacy ma obno-
szeniu majestatu monarszego pc
Europe, minowanej dazeniem do
pozbycia sic dekoracyi zbytecz.
mel, kosztownej i szkodliwej. We
Francyi przybraly one rozmiary
najrozleglejsze i najbardziej o.
stentacyjne ola przyczyny pro.
stej i naturalnej: W Europe
srodkowej, cieszacej sic dwoma
tronami cesarskiemi, chodzilo ie.
no o utwierdzenie tego CO istnie.
je; we Francyi chodzilo O nawr6.
Genie ma wiare monarchiczna ma
rodu, kt6ry wiare monarchiczna
stracil i kt6rego samo trwanie W
bfedach republika6skich moglo.
by W danym razie inne zarazic
narody. w roku 1S4S o malo to
smutne Ola tron6w ME wyrazi}o
sic nastspstwo. Gdyby sic pc.
wtorzy1a awantura podobna -
gdyby, danny ma to, Niemcom
udalo sic iron cesarski W Berli.
ME podkopac, to by republika.
nom niemieckim z gustem i z "a.
pafem pomoca republika6ska
pospieszyla Francja. Pomoc Fran.
cyl W wypadku podobnym spro,
wadzitby mog}a nastepstwa Ego.
IA przez monarchje ME pozadane
bee wzglsdu ma to, re republika
jest licha, karykatu.
ralna. Ale raz, poprawic sic
ona moze, powt6re, poneta cd,
wetu pociagnelaby ia, be- wzgle-
du ma przyjaz6 moskiewska, do
przyiozenia reki do zwalenia tro.
nu, kt6ry Francys przyprawil o
Sedan, o upokorzenie, o utrate
dw6ch prowincyj. Co by z tego
wynikio? Czyby, z wyjatkiem
chyba Anglii, W kt6rej iron jest
szacownym starozytnosci zabyt.
z wyjatkiem moze Rosyi,
kt6rej ,,wiatr zachodni'' zale
.wie pc wierzchu gfowy muska,
czy by tron jaki ostal sic W Eu.
ropie? Co... Nawr6cenie przeto
ma wiare monarchiczna
stanowi, ME liczac Szwajcaryi,
St. Marine i Andory, sp6lny
pa1stw europejskich wszystkich
interes. Ze tax jest dose PREY
sobie zabiegi, jake czy-
nj Wilhelm III celem ugiaskania
tym celu posylani
SO rae pc raz pomniejsi kr6liko.
vie, oswajajacy ludnosc z Nido.
klein glow koronowanych, lecz
ME wywierajacy wrazenia wick.
szego. Mkt tez we wzgledzie
mad imperatora wszech 70
syi, s~amowladce j samodzierzce,
przydatniejszym bye ME m6gi-
i watpliwosci ME ulega, re inni
.onarchowie, ME tylko ma tie
przyjscia, jake milczacego Mi
ko3aja III spOtkaly, ME spogladali
z zawiscia, ale mocno i szczerze
sic lezieniem narodu fran.
ma Oslep W samotrzask.
Milczeniem swollen mlody car
wiecej ola idei monarchicznei
zrobil i lepiej sic jej przysluzyl,
ani$eli najwymowniejsze gadath-
wego Wilhelma III oracye.
Owa potrzeba nawracania Fran.
cyl wedr6wke parry carskiej zje-
dnej oswieca strony. Wchodzs
do niej finansowe interesy mo.
skiewskie, kt6re potegujs ia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
POsZukiWanie.

Msryanns Szok ~poszukuje swego sy.
na Z pierwotnego ~maizehstws, Jana
Notoakd, ktory przebywal W Nowym
Yorku. Jozef Szok umari, zostawiwszy
rnsczny majatek " domach i W got6w-
oe. Widows chcialaby sic Z synem tym
msjstkiem podzielic. Maryanno Szok,
l07 Pearl st. Shsmokin, Pa. 11.e0
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
GBCwNA KwATERA
Zwiazku SOkOf6w POIskich

Stanach Zjednoczonych Pom. Am.
" hall Puiaskdego SOC s. Ashland ave-, Chicago, ms.
Przesyfh pieniazne winny bye wysyfane ma reoe
kaeyera Zvtszku: Adam Bfaszczyhskl, 648 W. 18th IT.
Ltsty ze na adroe sekr. gen. Stanisfaw A. Csada, Ta
; Ashland ave, 3 A. OSADA, sekr. gen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

Metcryzni, msodzi starry, ipowinni
ozytac ogsoszenis Tomsszs Slatsra ma
stronnicy Gel.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
0 wedr6wce carskiej.

Nikogo zapewne ME zdziwi, be
mas a interesuje. Przecie on
sic mieni kr6lem polskim = po-
zostajemy z MIN W bliskich ME
stety stosunkach, W stosunkach,
wywierajacych ma kraj nasz
wpiyw w momencie obecnym,
brzemiennych wplywem ma losy
narodu naszego W przysz}osci.
To tax jest. Me spos6b, axe.
by panowanie moskiewskie, obj.
tujace W ciegi, przez jake Pol.
ska przechodzi, ME da}o sic jej
odczue pc latach, pc wiekach,
ME spos6b, azeby przeminelo bez
sladu. Ola tego carowie, ich ru.
chy, ich giesty, interesowac mas
musza.
M1oda para carska, zalatwi.
wszy sic z koronacya, kt6ra wy.
padla niby ciag daisy budowa-
MIA stolicy ola caratu = (,,I ka.
zai wpedzic sto tysiecy pal6w, i
wdeptac ciala stu tysiecy chic.
pow; potem ma palach i cialach
Moskal6w" etc., przedsiewzisla
podr6z pc Europe. Wsdr6wka
ia byla ciagiem jednym tryum.
f6w. Nikogo tax ME przyjmo.
wano; nikomu lyle i takich pc.
k}on6w ME bito, hold6w ME ska.
dano. Europa, W najucywilizo.
wa1szych ogniskach swoich czo.
lem uderzy}a pred dwojgiem
mlodych ludzi, kt6rzy zas}uzyli
sic tenn chyba tylko, re sic poro-
dill. To tez ME i'm ho}dy ska.
dano, ME i'm czolami bito, lecz
tel idei, kt6ra oni reprezentuja:
idei monarchicznej.
Najlepiej sic to najwyrazniej
widziec i czuc da}o we Francyi
- pod pi6rami poet6w:
Tous les yoeux de- Francois wont. Sire. an hs auguste
Du magnanime Gar, d'Aiexandr. lie Jusie l:J.
Tax Mikolaja I.go powital
poeta jeden W Akademii: drugi
zas PREY moscie TAXA do niego
wystosowal strofe:
The morning times., 1896-12-30
WAYS OF SWINDLERS.
How They Get Peoples Names for
Use in Their Operations.
pb;IodoJnbj1 Ti,,1S

Persons who get circulars from swindlerS
often wonder how their names are obtained
by the latter. The ways are various. Sub
bought or stolen. and nearly every swindler
exchanges his letters or the addresses OF
those who have answered his advertise
ments with other swindlers in similar lines
of business. Hence the recognized fact
that after person has once been swindled
lie is much more likely to be caught
again. Nearly all the dca lers in oh ieCtionatlc
books, those who advertise your future
husband or wife, fortunes told and
retired clergymen, sell their letters for
l cent each, or more, to the bogus money
operators. SO it will be seen that some
lines OF swindling have their branches, pay
ing large percentage on the money in
vested.
\ firm of 'SawduSt'' spectators at one
time bought 10000 letters received by
concern that had realized S50.0C0 out Of
a certain bogus sewing machine, This
machine was made of cast iron and turned
by small hand wheel. 1t would sew two
pieces of the finest material together, bat
anything coarser would demolish he whole
machine and render il useless. The same
enterprising firm bought about 40, 900 let
ters from q woman in Brooklyn who ad-
vertised to supply every young man and
woman with the dase or their maria &c and
description of their future partners for life.
This woman received in nearly every one
of these 40, 600 letters a 50-cent stamp,
and no evidence was given that she had
ever sent a single reply. Indeed, so great
was the harvest THAT some fifty or sixty
of the letters had not been opened by ner,
and still contained the 60-cent stamps.
They also brought up letters addressed
to quack doctors. dealers in Objectionable
pictures, also letters from lottery keepers,
fortune-tellers. etc. Another firm on Wah
street advertised two steel engravings OF
distinguished persons mailed free on re-
ceipt of 81. They received Some 20 900
replies with dollars inclosed, and sent in
return two 10-cent stamps of the period
Some advertisers offer diamond rings
catalogues" recipes songs etc,
simply to get addresses. and after getting
all they can out of parties replying,
they find it profitable business to sell
the letters to ''sawdust'' and other swind-
lers, who again sell them to others.
The morning times., 1896-12-30
G N.MILES ANSW ERS CRITICS
Many Complaints of Unhealthy Con-
ditiOn Of Jefferson Barracks.
Nevertheless He Has n ever Reconi-
mended the Abandonment OF
It-His Future Action.

Gen. Miles answers attacks made npon
him in the Western newspapers i'll regard
to his action in respect to the jefferson
Barracks at st. Louis, by stating that when
in October last he returned from his tour
OF inspection OF military posts in the West
lie found at Jefferson Barracks more com
plant concerning the location Of that post
than OF any or all of the other stations
lie inspected.
There was complaint that there was,
and had been, many cases of typhoid and
other feyers, and that the principal cause
to which this was attributed was the fact
that the ground was hOneycombed with
deep lagoons, some below the level OF the
river, and it was believed that the st wer-
age from ST. Louis seeped through the
quicksand at high water and left poisonous
germs atthe base of these lagoons.
The commanding officer stated to the
commanding general of the army that it
could never be made a suitable cavalry post.
He said that IL had cost So 900 TO fill up
one of these lagOOns, and that there We're
at least fifty on the reservation.
Gen. Miles directed board OF expert
enced officers to make a thorough inyesti-
CATION OF the sanitary condition Of that
ground to guard the welfare OF the troops
and the public interests, and for no other
purpose.
Gen. Miles asserts that he has not the
slightest prejudice against st. Louis or any
other section of the United States, and he
never knew until he saw it in the papers
that the represent atives OF the Loyal
Legion voted for his old friend, Gen. Glib
bon, as commander, instead OF for him
self. The election OF Gen. ,Gibbon was
entirely satisfactory TO him.
The question Of the condition OF the
Arcadia Valley was a matter already
decided as far as Gen. Miles was CON
cerned, as he had on November 10 recon-
mended the purchase Of that ground for
rifle range. Gen. Miles has never rec
ommended the abandonment OF jefferson
Barracks. His future action VIII be gov
erued by the official reports conCcri .ng
that station.
The morning times., 1896-12-30
A DOG STORY.
Which Shows That This Particular
Animal Was Intelligent.
Detroit Free Press

Detroit Free Press.
Talking about dogs" said Woodward
avenue lawyer, II have one that reasons
and has memory. Last Sunday / went
down to the pOstoffice and my dog went
with me. On the way he caught sparrow
and walked to heel for some time with
thebirdin his mouth. As I didnottake any
notice Of him he darted into q vacant lot
near the park, and l saw him dig hole
and bury the bird. 1t was late in the after
noon when / went back, as 1 dined with
friends in another part of the city. had
entirely forgotten the episode of the spar
row, when l missed my dog.
Il looked about and whistled for Linn,
and heard him bark in answer, and then
1 saw him digging with all his might in
the vacant lot, and h soon followed ne with
had to do lot of thinking and reasoning to
first place the bird there, andthenremember
1t, and stop on his return to get it. He
was a hunting breed Of dog but had never
been trained, as do not hunt. How do you
account for all those human-like faculties?''
Instinct" said one OF the company "it
is often a safer guide than reason
ANY dog willbury bone,' said another.
81 call it reason. / am sure can follow
lawyer and If all dogs can follow ont a
mental suggestion in that way, involving
the faculties of memory and association,
then dogs have brains / am sure they
can be developed
The morning times., 1896-12-30
ARBUCKLE DIED NATURALLY.
Coroner's Jury Reaches a Verdict
Naming Heart Disease.

New York, Dec. 29.-Coroncr Tuthill
held an inquest today regarding the cause
of death OF Frank p. Arbuckle the Denver
politician, who died a few weeks ago in
the West 52d street police station, soon
after being found unconscious at l 52dstreet
and Eighth avenue.
1t was thought at first that he had met
with foul play as his money, oyercoat, and
jewelry had been taken from him, but the
autopsy showed that death was due to
natural causes.
The jury returned verdict that death
was due to heart diseases and other proba-
BILE unknown causes.
The morning times., 1896-12-30
ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION.
Many Interesting Papers Read at the
second Days Session.

Baltimore, Dee, 29.-Mcmbers of the
American Economic A ssnciation were Early
in their places i'll Lcvcring Hall today TO
continue the sessions of the ninth annual
meeting of the association.
The address of resident tAdamsprescnted
last evening on "EC Conomics and Jaris-
prudence was discussed by Profess ors
Hadlcy Of Yale, Giddings OF Columbia,
Walker OF Amherst Agricultural Coll ,gr,
Gunton of Gunton's Magazine, John CIn
minis of Harvard and DIR. Rowe OF the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. DIR. Adamscloscd
TIE debate.
lis there a distinct agricultural Iurs-
tiGn?" was then taken up. The theses OF
Prof Bailey of Cornell, who was drta ned
10y illness, were read, ard the subject WIS
discussed by Trofesso ors William a. Scott
of the University of Wisconsin, Walker Of
4 Amherst, and Lester Ward Of Washing
ton, d. c.
The morning times., 1896-12-30
RELATIONS TO Be RESUMED
After Protocol Is Signed by Sir
PaancefOte and Sen0r Andrade.
Formal Treaty VIII Preface Re-
newed Peace Between Ven ezuela
and Great Britain.

There is official confir ton of the
statement repeatedly ymade in the dispatches
of the United Associated Presses that the
Venezuelan arbitration treaty is rot only
acceptable to President CresIo and his
constitut ,olal advisors, but that it win be
equally acceptable to the Venezuelan con
gress when it convcnes in February next.
The weight of public opinion is all in
favor OF the treaty and IL has encountered
but little opposition from leading Vcne-
zuelaHs. The objection that Venezuela Will
have no yo'ce i'll selecting the umpres TO
representthc republic is met by the counter
argument that Venezuela originally asked
the United States more than two years
ago TO use its good offices with England TO
secure a treaty whereby the territory in
dispute might be submitted To a tribunal
Of arbitration.
The United States did this and the
protocol agreed upon by Secretary Olney
and Lord Salisbury gave this country the
right TO name the umppires for Venezuela
1t is pointed out, therefore, that il would
be not only bad taste but gross breach
OF International propricty If, after the
United States had, at the risk or war with
Great Britain, succeeded iE securing such
a treaty, Venezuela should reject it be-
cause it was not in every essential agree
able to her.
When the protocol is signed by Sir
Julian Pauncefote and Senor Andrade,
the representatives of Great Britain and
Venezuela, formal treaty embracing all
that is material in the protocol, together
with the details which ii was necessary
to insert III it, viii be formally signed
and this viii be submitted TO the Ven
ezueiai, congress and the British govern
ment for ratification. With the signing
Of the protocol diplomatic relations be
tween Venezuela and Great Britain Will
be again resumed.
The morning times., 1896-12-30
AT THE THREE BALLS SIGN.
Pathetic Scenes in the PawnShOp
About Christmas Time.
BRISK BUSINESS Is DONE
Police Records show That Hun
dreds of Watches and Rings Were
"Hocked" OH the Day Before
Christmas some People Driven
There by Want.

When man or woman turns the corner
| of hard times and makes the first trip u
| the pa wn shop they are on the home stretch
for poverty ruin and degradation
The three balls over the shabby door of a
money lenders establishment are the sure
escutcheon of dissolution. And yet how
many tim cS in the tragedy OF life is man
brought up point blank against going with
out his, dinner or parting with some orna-
rnent or necessity acquired in his palmy
days.
No one who has not been through wlththe
experience can feel the shudder OF de
spair which three brass balls bring to the
heart OF one who has parted with his family
gods for the price OF dinner. To the
inexperienced these balls are simply a
sign OF vulgarity and low life
But to the men or experience they are
the sign Of his direst struggles. the token
of his despairins moments, perhaps tine
emblem OF his success, for II may have
been an acquaintance with them which has
spurred him 10 better endeavors and 10 a
wholesome huIubling of his pride.