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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-14
B. ( O. S-W.
BEST LINE TO
Cincinnati and Louisville.
3 DAILY THROUGH TRAINS,
NEW aeoADeEo,
EaUiP2ENr.
Dining Cars q Ia Carte.
Tickets: /: 1NSapMA1 1ssoN sTaT1oS. oSn LOCUST

Feat and w, II. Eddleman. where a re-
ception was held on the lawns and light
refreshments were served by the bellies OF
the city. Mayor Putnam presented Con-
gressman 8. W. T. Lanham, who addressed
the delegation at some length. George ].
Tansey eloquently responded, referring to
Weatherford as the Athens OF Texas and
to Congressman Lanham as its Demos
themes.
A committee Of citizens from Mineral
Wells met the party at Weatherford Up
on arrival here. the excursionists were
driven to the Sangoura Springs Pavilion
and introduced to the ladies Of the city.
ings. The Wells were then visited. ladies
at each place serving water to the guests:
The evening was spent in dancing and
sociability. The train left for Fort Worth
at midnight
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westerners in New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
the hotels here to-day are the following
Westerners:
St. Louis-M. Scott and Mrs. Scott. Miss
J. g. Miller and Mrs. Miller, J. T. Walker.
Holland House; NJ. Littmann, l. Hirschl
Murray Hill; Isaac Cooke. Jr., A G. Coch-
ran. Waldorf; E: ]. o'Brien. c. a. Collier,
Central; J. NJ Curran. Fifth Avenue: ]. S.
Larkin, Victoria: F. G. Goddard and Mrs.
Goddard. Darlington: F. 3. Reynolds.
Grand Union; H. L. Parker, Herald Square;
A. J. Ivey. st. Denis; ]. E. Wetzel Imperial
Kansas City-M. ". Tifft and Mrs. Tifft,
8. c. Lee and Mra Lee. Victoria; Mrs. B.
Gust. Mrs. G. L. Bliss, Everett: c. j. Bill
lings, Rossmore: L. Ross. Navarro; E.
Woln, Albert: H. R. Timpson, Holland: l.
B. Davis. Bartholdi; r. H Hamilton. Hoff-
st. Joseph-C. F. Schmidt, Herald Square.
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II is evident that the exposition at Buffalo this
summer will be one Of the greatest this country
has ever seen. All departments Of art, science
and manufacture viii b represented Tho entire
machinery viii b run by the power furnished
from Niagara Falls. Although the motive power
required - enormous. We believe this famous
cataract IL equal to the task. the same as Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is equal to the task Of
supplying the human body with motive power
when It II snfeebled and run down. Its power to
revitalise the system and supply new life and
energy 10 well known. There II no other medi-
ton. natuiency and nervousness. II is and has
been, the favorite medicine Of the American peo-
pie for over nfty years. Frequently initiated but
never eQualed. Be sure and get the genuine with
fhottlo,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-14
AFTER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mayor Wells Has Been Asked to
Revoke Its License.

Mayor Wells yesterday inquired into
charges preferred against the Missouri En-
ployment Agency of No. 9l9 Olive street BY
the police. The charges were that the COM
pany had agreed to procure certain posi-
tons for applicants on payment OF fee
Mayor Wells was requested to revoke the
license. The witnesses against the company
were: Rudolph Meyer, J. w. Sanders Of
Kennerly avenue, F. II. Workman Of No.
l311 South Eighth street, Robert Ain
strop Of Foristel. Mo-. and three others.
Mayor Wells took the matter under advise
ment.
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has been busy connecting Miss Berri and
Moulan since II was announced that they
would leave the Castle Square forces to fill
joint summer engagement In i4ht opera
in St. Louis It 10 also said that at the
close OF the summer engagement they may
go on the road together in q comic opera
now being completed with this object In
view.
While neither Of the parties concerned
will confirm or deny the report, other MEM
bers Of the stock company say there II no
doubt that Moulan and Miss Berr Will
wed as soon as the decree OF divorce Is
granted.
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OPERA STARS MAY WED.
Maud Lillian Berri to Become Mrs.
Frank Moulan.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. Ill. May LIT is generally un-
derstood. in theatrical circles In Chicago
that as soon AZ Frank Moulan, the come
dian. now playing with the Castle Square
Opera Company at the Studebaker Theater,
secures q divorce from his present wife, he
VIII wed Maud Lillian Berri. also q MEM
Der OF the Castle Square Stock Company.
Moulan.s' suit for. divorce was 6led Thurs
wife being at present In New York Gossip
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HAD AN ABNORMAL HEART.
Death of Herbert E. Brown, Whose
Case Puzzled Physicians.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Elgin. ILL., May 1s,-Herbert e. Brown
died to-day Of pneumonia. His case is one
that has caused many physicians astonish-
ment. He was 2s years old and his heart
was as large as that of an OK. Pulsations
were attended by distinct sounds of a musi-
cal nature. He had Travelled about the
museums and shows.
The heart was increasing In size and the
disease would have soon resulted In his
death had not pneumonia intervened.
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MAY CALL TURK TO TIME.
Powers May Back an Ultimatum
With Naval Demonstration.

Paris. May 1a-The correspondent here Of
the Associated Press learns on trustworthy
authority that unless the Sultan OF Turkey
yields on the question of interference with
the foreign post offices the Powers probably
VIII present an ulttmatnm In q few days
backed BY q naval demonstration.
The Powers, including Germany, are act
ing in perfect unison In this matter
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FOREIGN.

4rA L0uls Botha has obtained consent to
1ntssvisW Mr.. Kruger and urge him to ad-
Nocate peace.
: Lord Kitchener reports the capture Of q
number oe detached Boer squads.
The Bsfnn Cologne Gazette suggests a
Ru1Do-0ekma alliance to oust the United
States nom her dangerous position in in
4eana41nal txada
: Lord Salisbury. Premier Of England, de-
eaa1es that. had the home rule bill been
passed in 1Sse. England would have found
. hos6la Ireland by her side when the war
broke out IN South Africa.
A baseball game between Cubans and
Americans at Santiago de Cuba ended In q
lively scx1mmage over the American flag.
which the Rural Guard suppressed with
their nnaOhUksa.
i The Powers may send an ultimatum to
the Turkish Porte and back It up with 4
naval demonstration
Hocpestadt. . town IN the Orange Free
! State. 1s reported to have been besieged BY
BoerS for eight months.
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BALKED BY A WOMAN.
Jailer's Wife Prevents Escape of
Prisoners.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Keytesvilie. NO., May 13.-An attempt at
breaking Jail was made in this place this
forenoon which would have been successful
had 1t not been for the watchfulness of
Mrs. Veatch. the 1ailer's wife.
Her attention was attracted by plastering
falling In one OF the rooms below the cells.
After listening to the conversation of the
prisoners she was satisfied Of what was
contemplated and procuring her husband 8
pistol. she stationed herself as guard until
she could warn her husband
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ToDAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS

Local discount rates were quoted at TO
8 per cent on call and time loans. the
clearances were $ss ,2s2 and the balances
N,N25ss. Domestic exchange was quoted
aa follows: New York, par. 1oc premium
bid. 1oc premium asked; Chicago. 10c dis
count bid, 100 premium asked: Cincinnati.
PAR bid. go premium asked: New Orleans.
10c discount bid. 10c premium asked: LOUIS
willie, par bid. l0c premium asked.
The local wheat market closed higher at
s3Hc n. May. $3.50 b. July. 67Mc a. Sept.
sbQBac No. red. Corn closed higher at
sc b. May. 423sc July, 44&48lac No. white
Oats closed at 2SMc May. 26sAc b. July, 30c
No. 2
The local market for spot cotton closed
quiet and lower.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-14
8pORTrNn

!. Hernando beat 0aheris and Judge Red
wine In the stake race at Latonia.
Winners ax the Fair Grounds yesterday
wore: BEulare. WAinamoinen. Tenny Belle.
Bowen Sflverdale and Lady Of the West.
!. "Hea1t-disease" finishes furnished excit-
ing sport at Oakland. Favos1tes were nesed
out and long shots had an inning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-14

CoRNIcE FELL ON PoRcH-A cornice
of the two-story. double house at Nos. 1909
and 14n North Sixteenth street, occupied by
the families Of Patrick O'Fallon and Mrs.
night, damaging It about S2oo No. eos was
injured
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M21KBe 10tetn8e1Des =
london. Nay 1a-Arrtved: Menominee.
New York
New York. May t-Axx4vsds Ethiopia,
from Glasgow.
New York. May ls-Azrtvsds Minneapolis.
from London
Glasgow, May M-Arived: Leurentian,
from New York: Norwegian. from Boston.
Bremen May 13-ArTived: Koenigen Isnios
from New York.
Moville. May D.-Arrfved: Partisan. from
Montreal.
New York
New YoEk, My 1R-AEYaved: Bovia, Liver
pool: Minneapolis. Londons Kaiserin Maria
Theresa, ByomAn.
Copenhagen, Nay 1A-An1vedR Steamer
Norge. New York
London. May n-Azzivsd: Minnehaha,
New York.
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Shooting at winfield. Ka..

Wichita. Kas.. May 13.-W. L Martin
one OF the Oldest. implement men in the
Southwest. was shot and instantly killed
at Winfield Tonight No details hav1
reached here.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.


The 0ait Of the State OF Kansas against
NE State oR Colorado over the waters Of the
ArkAn110 River was commenced In the
United States Supreme Court yesterday.
Amended petitions and answers in the
Chicago Drainage Canal case were filed In
the UNIFIED States Supreme Court yester-
day.
-Four regiments Of infantry. one Of cavalry
and three companies Of artillery have been
ordered homo from Manila
Colonel Amos stickney has been appointed
by President Mckinley as president Of the
Mississippi River Commission.
Seven banks have suffered losses in differ
ent cities through the speculation of ofti-
cials In the recent stock boom in New York.
The President will to-day make the for
NAL entry into San Frarcisco, IL the state
OF Mrs McKinley's health continues as IA
vorable as l. was yesterday.
The officers Of the machinery trades
unions are in conference to decide wheth-
er or not a general strike shall be called
on May %. II the employers do not agree
to demands.
William Jenkins was inaugurated Gov
ernor Of Oklahoma yesterday, TO succeed
Barnes. The retiring executive failed to aid
in the harmony plan OF the Oklahoma Re-
pnblicans. The new Governors wife is a
prohibitionist and woman sunragist.
Extra guarda have been placed at the
Bloomington, H., jail to protect Merritt
Chism. the wife murderer.
Il. E. Brown the man with musical
heart, died at Elgin, III.
A Paterson, n. +. msns was given a di-
vorce because his wife showed her Stepson
too much attention.
Richard Mansfield deranged the train
service Of an entire railroad system by IN
eisting upon his train running on slow
schedule.
Kansas City maclinists are preparing to
Join in the general strike of their brother
hood, to be inaugurated May 20, unless a
wage dispute IL settled
The remains Of Lieutenant Commander
Jesse n Roper Of Missouri, who lost his
life at cavtte. arrived In New York yes
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Mayor Pro Tenn. of Dallas.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL. =
Dallas. Tex. May 13.-Alderman A. p,
Black was tonight elected Mayor Pro Tenn.
on the fifth ballot, to succeed D. r. Long.
whom he defeated by one vote.
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IocA LAND SUBURBAN.


Street Commissioner yarrelman says he
will provide good streets for the World
F,aif.
The Burlington Railroad Company is PLAN
ming extensive terminals In North St Louis.
preparatory to the Worlds Fair, TO cost
q. .00o.00o.
The Board Of Directors Of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition Company will meet
again to-day, when the Committee on Or
ganization Is expected to make final re-
port
Plans for the new Cathedral at Newstead
avenue and Lindell boulevard may result
in the removal of the Archepiscopal resi-
dence and the sale of the property of the
Immaculate Conception Church.
All the officers OF Ferguson. Mo-. are
young men. Clarence Condie. recently ap-
pointed, being the youngest City Treasurer
In the United States.
Creditors OF the brokerage firm of Gaylord.
Blessing & Co. meet and present their
claims to Referee in Bankruptcy Coles.
st. Louis school teachers may petition the
Board Of Education for an increase In their
salariee-
Changes in the operation of cars on the
Suburban are made. and the Transit Com
pany = also making improvements.
Strawberries and frogs are the features
OF the Union Market booths this week.
Mo4A08ct SOuAuWSA 10 piepdiilS ioi d sea-
son Of light opera at Delmar Garden.
Tho 81. Louis Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Association has decided to resist the pay
mens Of the increased tax on liquors. on
the ground OF its constitutionality.
The Virginia Society held Its annual BAN
Quet At the St Louis Clubhouse.
The 81. louis Congregational Club. at its
third meeting heard addresses by members
On church work. listened to good music and
enjoyed . supper.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-14

Piles Cured without the Knir-.
Itching. blind. bleeding or protruding
piles. Your druggist will refund your money
If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you ooc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-03-07
ROCK ELM.

Mrs. VIII Radcliff, formerly
Stella Parsons, and her babe were
buried together Feb. 2S. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. ].
Whitcomb of Spring Valley.
Among the relatives present were
DR.. H. Radcliff and wife of River
Falls.
DR.. Witham is very low, and no
hopes are given of his recovery.
Peter Olsen is dangerously ill.
Mrs. w. o. Fedderly is in Min
neapohs, taking care of her son
Ernest, who is i'll the hospital, i'll
with typhoid fever.
Prof. Adrian, OF the r. F. Nor
NAL will lecture here March * on
A Day in Congre IS in War Time.
The prolonged good shedding has
enabled the mills TO get in an I'M
mense number of logs-more than
they have ever had before.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Churchill
are in Washin gton for the Inaugu-
ration.
Ed. Evans arm was crushed bv
log a short time ago and it is
thought that he will be obliged to
lose Il.
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MARKELL.

Sleighing is very bad now in many
places. All hope for an early spring.
Geo. Breitinger and wife gave a
party to their friends last FRIDAY
evening.
K. L. Hagestad has been seriously
troubled with throat disease lately
His malady don't seem to yield tc
medical treatment.
Emil Osen was brought from
Iowa last week by his parents. He
is in a very low condition.
The S. r. r. Library purchased
recently an additional supply of
books and has now nearly 600 vol
umes.
Albert T. Moen is visiting rela.
tives and friends. He intends to
start for Seattle, Wash, this week.
For the past year Albert has work
ed in Minneapolis. His brother Ole
and his sister Carrie with her hus-
band, also of Minneapolis, will ac-
company him to Washington.
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Represent atives Of the schools liz
the Inter-scholastic Athletic League
met at Hudson last Saturday anc
agreed upon the base ball schedule
for the season. The base ball pro
gram for the High School OF this place
as arranged will be executed with the
following schools on the dates given
April 20, Ellsworth High at Ellsworth.
April %, Open date.
May A. +"
IL. Hammond High at Hammond
Is, Hudson High at Hudson.
Is. New Richmond High at River Falls.
. 81 Normal at River Falls.
FooT BALL SCHEDULE.
Oct. u. New Richmond at New Richmond.
s 10, Normal at River Falls.
Nov. 2, Open date.
II, Hudson at River Falls.
Is, Open date.
%, Hammond at River Falls.
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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS.

Wing last Saturday. Mr.. Pope
returning the next day, Mrs. Pope
remaining there with her daughter.
DIR. Svendson spent several days
in Menomonie last week with his
father who is SICK.
There were no services in the
church here last Sunday on account
of Rev. Haugan's illness. There
will be no services at the usual time
next Sunday.
Lizzie Clementson and Julia
Sather came down from St Paul
to attend the Breitinger-Arnesor
reception last week.
Adolph Thorson is on the sick list
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-03-07
OAK GROVE.

John Teare has returned home
after a short visit with relatives al
this place.
Miss Carrie Heckle is entertain
ing friends from St. Paul.
Miss Grace Filkins has been visit
ing her cousin, Miss Rodgers, at
Prescott the past week.
Mrs. Lewis Eichman is sick with
la grippe.
James Mullen entertained party
of his friends at his home last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Robert Ray of White Rock,
). d., returned home after a short
visit with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Richard closed his school in
district No. s last Friday.
Lewis Wolf is preparing to move
to his farm in Clifton.
John Tronier has sold his farm to
August Eichman. Consideration,
about $1,000.
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KlNNICklNNIc

Mrs. Weisse is visiting in Mime
apolis.
Richard Flint is recovering from
a severe attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Webster of
Rice Lake are visiting at E. T.
Follansbee's, the parental home.
Mr.. Webster leaves for their new
home at Warsaw, N. Y, the last OF
this week. Mrs. w. will remain
for an extended visit with her
parents.
The remains of Frank Flint, son
ofMr. and Mrs. Derry Flint, arrived
from San Francisco Saturday and
were given their final resting place
Sunday at River Falls. The be-
reaved parents have the sympathy
of many friends.
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MARTELL.

George Breitenger and Miss
Emma Arneson of Gilman were
quietly married on Feb. Goth, Rev.
Ihorson performing the ceremony.
They made snort wedding trip to
Menomonie and on their return the
following Friday they gave a
reception to about $50 invited guests.
Dancing was INDUCED in and supper
was served at the home of the
groom. They were presented with
parlor set and a number of other
presents, both useful and ornament.
al.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope went to Red
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ONO.

Sleighing is gone once more.
Miss Rena Ogilyie gave a party
Friday evening.
Miss Georgia Van is home from
St. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mar,
tin visited at Uri Martins in Maiden
Rock Friday.
The box social at the Harrison
school house was Wednesday even.
ing instead of Friday evening, a:
was stated last week.
Mrs. Jennie johnson and Mrs
Maude Harvey were at Nader
Rock Friday.
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FARGO,

c. A. Goldsmith and wife of Bel
denville were Sunday guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stew
art.
r. S. Wilcox, accompanied by
Miss Lydia, left for Minneapolis
Friday on visit to relatives.
There is to be chopping bee at
Mrs. Lucinda Russ next Thursday,
followed by dance at Arthur Does
Friday evening.
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PRESCOTT.

Rev. Jacob Schadegg visited the
cities Monday.
The remains of Mr.. John Hislop
were brought here for burial Mon
day, Feb. 18TH. The funeral SER
vices were held at the Congregation
al church Wednesday at half past
nine o'clock. He was laid to rest
in our beautiful Pine Glen Cemetery.
Mr.. Hislop was bright young
man with brilliant future before
him. He leaves a bride of but a
month to mourn his untimely death.
The Junior League entertainment
at the opera house Friday evening
was well rendered by the Juniors.
Levi Coon sold out to Frank
Ravens and left last week for
Denver, Col. His family will
follow him in the near future.
Mr.. Goldsworthy went up to the
cities last Tuesday.
Rev. w. F. Emery delivered a
very able lecture on Oddfcllowship
Tuesday evening at the opera house.
There was a good house.
Frank Young and wife who
were here to attend the funeral of
their brother in-law, Mr.. Hislop,
visited friends for few days.
The many friends of Swan John
son were grieved to hear of his
death Saturday, March 2. Mr..
Johnson's leg was amputated
week ago, but other complications
set in. He passed away after much
suffering. His funeral was held at
the M. E. church Monday, Rev.
Emery officiating. The church
was heavily draped in mourning.
Mr.. Johnson was true Christian
man, always sweet spirited and help
full to all with whom he came in
contact. His memory will ever be
cherished by all who knew him.
The extent of the power and
influence of his pure life can meyer
be estimated. The sorely afflicted
family have the deep sympathy of
the community. A very fitting and
beautiful memorial service was held
for Mr.. Johnson Monday evening.
In spite of the incTement weather a
large concourse of people were
present both afternoon and evening.
The quarterly meeting services
will be held at the Nj. E. church
Sunday March 18th. The business
meeting of the quarterly conference
will be held Friday evening, March
18th. Rev. Edwin Trimm will
preside.
The entertainment given at the
opera house Friday evening by
home talent for the benefit of the
library was grand success.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-03-07

Their promptness and their pleas
ant effects make DeWitt's Little Early
Risers most popular little pills wher-
ever they are known. They are SIM
ply perfect for liver and bowel troub-
les. r. S. Freeman s. Son.
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Third Term in Progress.
Fourth Term Begins April IS.
Students Admitted at Any Time

English, Latin and German Courses
of -Four Years. These lead up to
the Diploma which becomes a
Life State Certificate.
Elementary Course of Two Years.
This leads up to Five Years
State Certificate.
No Tuition to those who enter these
with intention to teach in Wis
consin.
Tuition by the quarter in Prepara-
tory, $3.50; Grammar Grades, SO:
intermediate So; Primary, $3.50:
kindergarten is Free; The Model
Schools are MODEL and merit the
excellent patronage they have al
ways received.
For other information address the
President, w. ]. BRIER
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-03-07

Results. Immediate and lasting.
Before and after trying other RENE
dies use Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. Twill keep you we'll all sum-
mer. A great spring blessing. G. R.
Taggart s. Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-03-07

A vulgar man is captious and jealous,
eager and impetuous about tribes. He
suspects himself to be sighted. and
thinks everything that is said meant
at him.