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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

La Emulsion de Scott ha sido isamada Io1
las msdTes, ia Providence de los nifios.
Los medicos apruebap eate dictado
Las estsdfsticss 10 corfirman.
'.He tenido OCCASION. varias veces, de com
pcobar que la Emulsion de Scott puede stls-
tituir gentajosamente al aceite de bacalao
simple, sobre todo 81 la medicine de los
nifios que Ia toleran muy bian.''
Sa1to Domingo, r D, Setiembre 10 de
1S94.-Dr. Enriquez Oarvsjal
Desde haee alguncs dies SO hala epfermo
d. alguna graved en- Vega baja, nuestro
bren amigo viejo liberal don Federico Fort
Carreras, ilustrado corresponsal en- ao1ei
pueblo Dc este perio1icn.
Deseamos al amigo y correligiouaEi0 ta
pronto resta biecimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07
No uIAS RhIEARES,

DE BIGAS HyMANOS-TELEFO 9o-
Acabsn de- recibir Jamones ferris, galietas
fefscdas en- latas dobles, idem en- lstas Pc
queflas. id. i'd. de leche, e renombraoo VINO
de San Rafael, mantequilIa daneza las dos
msncs, licores de M. F.. j. Genessy LIS,
fru tos en- amibsr, idem en- su jug turro-
mes dc tcdss classes los mejcles WINS ae
Jerez, complete surtido dc confeIVss all
menticias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07
De hueIqa

Aver sc fueron de huelga a'gunos de nues
tros csjistas.
Y, lor falte de personal, tuvimos que su
primlr dos columnas de ecos del dia, poniendo
en- su lUgar anuDcics
Dispenser nuestros lectores esta talta,
agena M stra voluntad.
Sc VENDEN dos vacas psridss, b. as
dc leche, y con hembIss
Irfclma1an L esta mprenta.-3 Y. q.
OJO-.Se necesita dos mil pesos,
dando una buena garantfa. En- esta
Redacci0n informaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

81 qnereis ser dichosos
gozar salud sin tasa
Y estar en- vuestra c-.aa
henchidos de salud.
Comprar a Los Mulhachos"
pues solo de este mcdo
10 conseguireis todo
| hast. la seuectud /!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07
CL|NICA S|F|LIOGRAF FICA


uLliIIUR OITlLlUunhT IUH
DEL DR.. RED0MDo
En- esta clfnica Sc cura la STILES por
inveterada y arraigada que sea ell 90
dfas.
Las estancias en- la clfnica Sc regular
en- cinco pesos diarios.
Ponce, calle del Comercio no SO.
s La compaf1fa de los ferrocafriles de Puer-
to Rico ha 'ecaudado desde Ell 10 de Enero
hssta Ell 23 de Diciembre del aGo anterior
25O, 1897 pesos. Y desde Ell "a hasta ell 81
81 034 Total Ell todo el sf1o de 1897,
254, 971.
LA EQUITATIVA. Compra billie
tes de loterja 21 reales vende %.
Plaza principal esquina la Villa.
La Diputaci6n Provincial ha debido cele-
brar hoy session extraordinaria para tratsr
de ia prohibition acordada en- Cuba sobre Ia
importation de tabaco de ests isla.
TILENo.
lis por eucelenc1a ell meJor alumbra-
do para ingenios, centrales, haclendas
de cafe, tiendas, almacenes, fondas,
casas particulares, edifcios publicos q.
d; siempre que Sc empleen los apara-
tos generadores automaticos sistema
Alemany
Pedid prospectos y noticias al Agen
te General JOSE SERRAT. CAPITAL.
El senor Muf1oz Rivera ha sdo obseouia
do por el Comite y los artesanos de la Cidra,
con los dos preciosos estaldartes que tramo-
laron los uuos y los otros, en- la naaDifeata
cioa lavaas efeoto utimameGte en diehc
pueblo
Ebdel Conite es de raso color creyna CT 4
oolgaduras y letrss &c o~o, y las siguientes
jascIip pojones El cnmit6 liberal de lf CldE =
Viva Ia Autonomfel Viva MUf1oz Rivera!
IN el centro aparec6 el retrato del senior Ma
foz an medic de 10 cuadro de GRO, cuyos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07
OfciO

Nuestre respectable amigo don Jose Loren
20 Casalduc, alcalde liberal de Uta"co, nos
paIticipa por atento otcio su toma oe pose
sion de dicho cargo
Danes las gracIas al sefior Oasaiduc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

Sc ha afiliydo al psrtido liberel don jess
a Gonzalez. incopdicienal, peniHsulsr, re-
sidente en- Ciaies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07
DOCTOR G.. WIVES

Med5c0 ocatIiSt0
Participa al phblico que ha traslada-
do su coasuztorio los bajos de la casa
ntlmero de la calle del Sol, al lado del
establecimiento de los senores Emanue-
Lii q Co.
Horas de consultas de II, de 1897
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

La dulce Eiqira, triste y demacrada,
cubierta ell rostro con Las tranzas de orc,
al lado de su amaUte va septads,
vertiendo siienciosa smargo lloro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

En- San Thomas a. calctlan en- dos rail'r
pes dc pesos las perdidas- del incerdio q
Fort an Prince (HsitD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

Han ascendido telegrafstas prireros,
los oficiaes cuartos de administra cion, Don
Rafael Seviila, don Santos ViscasiIss, don
Luis Dpb6n, don Jose r Anguita, dcn Fran
cisco Turull, don Arturo Machioote. dcn
Pho Rechani, don Jose Oarrerss don Mo-
desto Degado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07
Animation

Por ser dia de Reyes reinaba aver bastan-
te animaci6n en- Ponce mucha, dada ia
friaIdad de hoy, aunque era pdhdo retiejo
do la de otras epocas.
Habia no pocos bales en- les suburblos 90
la poblacion. especialmer te en- Csnss, donde
acudieron. por la tsrde, Dumerosos pasean
tes EN- Coz he, impIimiendo gran Tovlmiento
aquel pIntoTesco baIrlo,
Sc Ieslizansa precios verdaoeranente mo-
dicos vsrios muebles usados, nay entre ellos
up 1uego de sala complete.
DirillTse don X Mariani.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

Su padre. ensaDgrentsda la meiills,
l.. legion terrible y clamorosa
le los muertos, que vsga por la orills,
muestra Il hijo con mauo tembloroes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

LA EQUITATIVA.-Compr billie
tes de loterja 21 reales y vende %.
Plaza principal esquina la Villa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

La Diputacion Provincial ha debido GELS
brar hoy session extraordinaria para ira tsi
de ia prohibicion acordada en- Cuba sobre la
importation de tabaco de egts isla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

MUieres, peregrinas harmosnras
dc oioa de lpz y fnrmas necaradaa,
abie,tas las tintsntes vestiduras,
detr. ) del seductor gimen airadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

Y en- ell timon la rnano poderosa,
una estatua de marmol, i'm ssible,
trsza, eortand0 ei aqua tenebross,.
de los ip f!ernos ell eamino horrible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

Sc VENDEN cinco yuntas de bue
yes de trabaJo con un caro- y enseres
en- buen estado.
1nsormaran en la casa de don Jaime
Oliver PLAZA del Mercado. 12-1;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

Mieptras Don Juan tranqnilo, ind'fsrente
tar tas desventnras Y Dolores
los jos o.ava en- Ia fatal corriente
Y anzs al viento una canci6n da smo-es
Manuel Resna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

El iovel Giamantino eu 81 somorero,
y espada al cinto el cuelo de ORC y blOndas,
surea Dan Juan, gallardo y atanero,
Ell fduebre beiel las negras ondas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-07

El doctor Gaudier 1T otro amigo eorveh
gionarlo No mepos estims do - ha tornado DO
session del cargo de Directo del InstitE+o Bac
teorologico de Mayagtiez.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09

Plymouth Lawyers at Columbia City.
A large number of people from Mar
shall county are attending court at
Columbia City as parties and witnesses
in the case OF Brubaker, administrator,
against Galentine and others. The case
goes to that court from Kosciusko
county and is an old timer, having been
in the Supreme Court once or twice
1t involves about twenty thousand dol
lars worth of real estate nesr Bourbon,
now held by j. M. Matchett, of Bour bon
and j. X. Lawrence, of Pierceton. and
is holly contested. The array of at
torneys in the case is somewhat formid-
able, those representing the plaintiff be-
ing l.. w. Royse, and Wood Il Bowser,
of Warsaw, and Marshall, McNagny ~
Clugston, of Columbia City; the de-
PENDANTS, Lawrence and Matchett, be-.
ing represented by Charles Kellison, g.
p. Drummond and w. Il. Hess, of
Plymouth, and A. A. Adams of Column
Ola City. 1t is thought that the case
will continue through this week
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
Indiana Notes.

Martin county court has awarded Ill
Mccormack $4,000 damages for libel
uttered by N. III. Motsinger in the
Shoals Referendum.
ID. w. Heagy, farmer southwest of
Columbus, was losing lambs recently
He set poison and found two wild
wolves dead in field.
Matthew Drinkwater, Kokomo glass
worker, who was scalded by steam be-
ing turned into the boiler while he was
cleaning it. is dead.
Anderson tax payers are incensed al
the council raising the levy from Is
cents to $1.30. Council says growing
needs and bonded debt demand 1T.
Mrs. Eliza Scharf, Terre Haute, has
sued the gas company for damages to
her health. She alleges that the burst
ing of gas pipe asphyxiated her and
brought on hemorrhages.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
Tippecanoe.

DR.. Ringle's father, from Bremen
visited him last week
Hiram Horn attended meeting al
Lincoln ten miles south of Mentone
last Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Rogers, of Walnut, preached an
able sermon on Resurrection" last Sun.
day evening.
Ralph Barrett has purchased E. c.
Shoemaker's property and is occupying
it.
Rev. Aaron Swihart has moved into
the property lie purchased of G.. Nj
Walker.
George Weldner and wife, of Lake
ton, visited relatives here the first part
of the week.
James Waddle returned overland
from Kansas last week, driving through
in seven weeks. He brought his fami.
ly with him. His wife is a daughter of
Henry Mullenhour.
Protracted meeting is still in progress
with quite an interest manifested. Two
have already united with the church
and many more are al the alter seeking
salvation.
The Teachers Institute will be held
at this place Saturday the 18th.
There is rumor ahoat that gentle
man from Warsaw will put in a stock
of hardware in the Lee building some
time this month.
w. ii. Taylor has been appointed
District Deputy Grand Master, L. .. o.
f. for this district by the Grand Master
of Indiana. Mr.. Taylor is well quail
fed to eli the position and the lodge at
this place feels highly elated over the
appointment. There is no doubt that
he will fill the duties of his office to the
satisfaction of all concerned and show
by so doing that the appointment has
not been undeservedly conferred.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
Accidently Shot.

Saturday, near Elkhart, while chasing
a squirrel, Albert Beck accidently shot
Will Roland, aged 10, son of Benjamin
Roland, of Elkhart, the boy being about
10 feet away and the shot taking effect
in Roland's back. The charge went di-
agonally through his body and lodged
between his left shoulder and the neck,
after passing through his lung. Two
ribs were found to have been shot off
and the left lung was literally cut to
pieces, and they found portions of the
victims clothing that had been carried
entirely through the body.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
The severe weather does not prevent

The severe weather does not prevent
hunters from spending the day in the
woods and helds. They must put IN
their extra time during the next few
days, as the law which prevents the
shooting of quail, goes into effect again
December 81.
j. III. Baxter and wife and Mr. and
Mrs. q. W. Baxter with their relative,
E. ID. Boyer of Koontz's Lake, drove
to Etna 6 reen yesterday. Here
they attended family reunion held In
Difference to John Sharto the head of
the family who is "a years old. Five
generations were present. Grand fsther
Shatto is as bright in intellect as a
youth of eighteen. He has escaped the
inhrmities of old age remarkably well
Below Is a list of those from away
who attended DR.. Bakers funeral: Mr..
Baker, son, Chicago. H.; Mrs. NJ. Popke,
sister, and Mr. August Popke, nephew,
Tresa, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Tsnkey, neice
and nephew, Laporte, Ind. Mr.. Jesse
Baker, brother, Logsnsport, Ind; Mrs.
Jennie Gsskill, sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. O'Rourke, sister and daughter,
Miss Mary, Winsmac, Ind; Mrs. John
Leonard and Mrs. ID. Jones, sisters in
law, Valparaiso, Ind.
A few weeks ago the News made a
malicious attack upon this paper and
its editor, endesvoring to give its
Islander backbone by drawing Mr.. SWIM
dell into it. Mr. Swindell, very man.
fully published statement over his
signature branding the charges of the
News as false. AS shown In last nights
issue of that sheet it is still jealousy
malicious. 1t doubtless will have to be
turned up and spanked again. The
Independent IS perfectly willing to &C.
cept the verdict of the public.
a young man well dressed and intel
ligent. passed through the outskirts of
Shelbyville Friday astride white mule
and destined for Greensburg. Through
a matrimonial agency he had found
correspondent in young lady at Green's
burg and proposed marriage, but the
girl, he said, doubted his sincerity. He
informed her that he would comply
with any request or demand that she
might make of him to show that he was
in good faith. The young woman in
formed him that If he would secure a
white mule and ride it to Greensburg
within forty-eight hours from a given
time, the animal not being allowed to
move out of a walk, she would become
his bride.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
House Burned to the Ground

Tuesday at $3.50 p. m. the alarm
was sounded for the burning of Bart
Liggets house. This is the last house in
the row and is quite near the city limits.
When the fire bell first rang the flames
had already made rapid Roadway. 1t
was fully fifteen minutes afterwards
that the hose cart arrived on the scene
of action and the fireman to their
chagrin discovered tina: the hose lacked
several rods of bringing the nozzle
within squirting distance. The big
white team of horses hitched to the hose
wagon were turned instantly and raced
to the city for more hose. BY the time
of their return the house was almost
totally annihilated, partially by the fire
and partially by the fireman's hooks.
The department is to be congratulated
upon the difficult but successful job of
saving Ben Fetter's house with no other
apparatus than ladders and buckets.
The strong breeze blew tbs flames of
the burning structure almost within
reach of the fireman while they worked
The fire it is stated, started from a de-
fective fiue. All of the household
goods were saved.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09

So far as Mr.. Thomas advertisement is
concerned, we accepted it, as any man
in business would do. We think that
the local furniture dealers would not re-
fuse to sell $3.50 bill of furniture TO
a south Bend business man, and for
the same reason, the Independent does
not refuse business which comes to il.
The quoted squibs of the Evening
News which are directed at this paper
are quite in keeping with some of that
papers other malicious attacks aimed
to thwart the hard efforts of Plymouth's
business men to bring the Dunkard in
stitution here.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
A Most Contemplate Specimen

The Independent has heretofore cred
tied the mob that is trying 70 run
things in the office of the Evening
News with at least an atom of business
Lonor, but when they maliciously mis-
represent the business transactions of
this office, we conclude that they are
the incarnation of meanness, disturb
ers, undeserving of the considerations
that competitors would otherwise &C
cord them. Here are the clippings
which are directed at this paper with
apparent malicious intent:
1.-The South Bend furniture store
which advertises in fake paper in this
county does not advertise in the South
Bend papers. They do not insert ad-
vertisements for nothing in order to get
something to fill their columns.
"The paper which carries advertise
ments free of charge for business men
of other cities in order to get some.
thing to fill up his columns will soon lie
80 low in the advertising scale tlat live
dealers will demand damages when he
inserts their advertisements in order to
save setting type for his paper-Plym-
outh Evening News"
In reply to the above, the Independent
will quiet their presumptions with the
statement which any one can verify by
communicating with Sam r. Thomas
of South Bend:
The furniture advertisement of Mr..
Thomas was brought to this office by
one of the South Bend ladies who came
here to attend the Eastern Star banquet
The advertisement was accepted for a
period of six weeks in the Daily indie
pendent for the sum of $12.50. This is
at the rate of few cents over SO pei
month, the price which has governed
continuously during the present man.
agement of this paper 80 far as space
advertisement ia concerned.
If we wanted to be mean we would
show the people who it is that is adver-
Using for song by publishing the price
that Mr.. Bosworth and Mr.. KlGpfeI
say they pay for a whole column In the
Evening News. But this is no concern
of ours. The Independent does not
care if the News advertises for nothing
The chances are the publisher knows
what advertising in his paper Is worth
and the chances are that he gets al
that it is worth. The Independent hat
q rate card to which it adheres. LII
rates for advertising are justified by III
circulation, the publisher is convinced
and ell advertisers are treated alike
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The Presidents message is now
before the people. 1t is volumni-
Gus document, strong in the recon-
mendations pertaining to Cuba but
weak in regard to the Philippines
and the financial question. 1t shows
that the expenses of running the
government are far in excess of the
revenue, which means that the
stamp tax is to be continued indefi-
nitely. The recommendations as to
the Nicaraguan canal will meet with
general approval. The historical re-
view of the war comprises great
portion of the message.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
Reducing Taxes on Railways.

If railways are obliged to lower fares
one-third by the enactment of a two
cent fare law, will it not be just as
reasonable for them to expect one
third reduction in the amount of taxes
they are required to annually pay into
state and county funds? A reduction
of one-third in the vast sum of state
and county taxes paid by the railways
will mean a great deal to state, but
but not any more than two-cent fare
means to the railways. wilt
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09

An interesting case has just been
decided by Michigan circuit Judge,
involving the question of illegal
tender" 4 farmer named Baldwin
rendered money lender named
Baker 3o4 silver dollars as payment
of $500 mortgage and the interest
thereon. Baker refused the silver,
but Baldwin went to court to have
the mortgage cancelled as he had
rendered the payment of it to Baker.
The latter objected on the grounds
that in 1873, congress passed COIN
age law providing that the standard
gold dollar should be the unit of val
ue, and he argued that the market
value of the silver rendered him
was but SIS cents on the dollar The
circuit judge held that the tender of
the silver in payment was good and
ordered the mortgage discharged as
paid. The case will be appealed to
the supreme court of Michigan and
it is expected will GO to the United
States supreme court.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
The advocates of expansion coul
States supreme court.

The advocates of expansion count
on S. votes in the senate for the
ratification of the Paris treaty OF
peace. Sixty votes (two-thirds are
required to ratify. If the expan-
sionists already have IS, they will
get the other five. Republican SEN
ators opposed to ratification are pill
able. They will subordinate their
personal feelings to the wishes OF
the Mckinley administration. Sen
asor Teller, leader of the silver
forces, will do all in his power tc
secure ratification, and Senator Nor.
gan will see to it that certain demo.
cratic senators from the south are
landed in the ratification camp. Sen.
ator Murphy of New York, will
also assist. The most pronounced
opponent of ratification is Senator
McCafferey, of Louisiana, colo
democrat.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09

According to state papers recent
ly given publicity at Washington,
this country is just now reveling in
prosperity and confidence. The
writers of these documents are far
removed from the common people
and know little or nothing of their
true condition. How is it with you
and your neighbor?-Columbia City
Post
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
Will Adopt the English Language.

Archbishop Elder, of Cincinnati, o.,
says the time is not far distant when
the Catholic church in America will
use the English language exclusively In
the services and instructions of the
priests, because This is the prevailing
tongue used Dy the rising generation
no matter what their nationality may
be. The children of foreigners born in
this country invaribly prefer the
English language, because that is the
one universally spoken here.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
Weekly Independent Four Years OIL

Weekly Independent Four Years Old.
With this edition of the Week
ly Independent the weekly issue com
pletes its fourth year. 1t is young yet
and it has the vigor of youth, as its sp-
pearance plainly indicates.
There is doubtless no paper in Indi-
ana that has had such marvellous growth
as the Weekly Independent. This is
accounted for by the fact that it has
adhered strictly to the truth regard ess
of consequences. 1t has not utilized its
columns for half the year abusing those
whose political opinions are in opposi-
tion TO the editor.
1t has tried to reflect the best thought
of the community. Today its adver-
Using patronage is exceeded by no local
paper; geographically, it has no supe-
rior in any of the surrounding cities. II
is paper for the people and in the in
terest of the people.
The publisher is well pleased with its
past years record for business and con
fidently predicts for it, as well as the
daily edition, a long and eventful Ca
reer. 1t will always be found in the
front ranks advocating every move.
ment intended to build up the city of
Plymouth or to advance the interests of
Marshall county.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
Death of Jacob Olinyer

Jacob Oil niger, one of the oldest resi-.
dents Of Plymouth, died at his home on
S. Thayer stree; Wednesday morning
The death occurred after protracted
period of sickness. He will be re
membered as carpenter who at one
time had good business. He leaves
in this world his wife and four children
all of whom have reached the age of
maturity.
The funeral has been announced for
two o'clock Friday and will be held at
his residence. Rev. l.. 5. Smith of the
NJ. E. church will ofliciate.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09

The senatorial stock of Major
Steele is on the advance. He has
established his headquarters at the
Dennison hotel and his hackers are
there in full force. Steele is one
of the shrewdest politicians in the
state and If he don't land he will
hustle the other fellows to a finish.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
Royal Arcanum Chooses Officers.

The Royal Arcanum elected the fol
lowing officers: Regent, j. G
'Iilson; Vice Regent, Quincy Kelly; Or,
ator, ii. b. Whitlock; Secretary, b. II
Lauer; Collector, Z. o. Jones; Treasurer
w. j. Hess; Guide, Waiter Reynolds
Chaplain, a. Johnson; Warden, Peter
Lindquist; Sentry, Ira Lower.