The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-22
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tlrns of Germany. N ,issa~ ~ wind.
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the harlls.p~weptihlr wind cnm,nu
ffnm the English channel and ths
North sca ANIL nj thu vast rtrrirhes III
AJAX field. which sustain the industry ri
the hA,n. n.0OO inhabitants of Lille and IL
closely surrounding circle II dependent
towns
The mar,rls III Europe IL an Amer.
iran eve arr not marvcls ~ grandeur
Int of detail; mt of construction. hni
III mctliu,l.
II N strange to sec such multitndrs
of people at rest. comparatively speak
ing; that In, moving about within the
nArrowcst HuciMl. political. ecclesiastical
and business circles: travelling scarcely
NJ all reading newspapers which have
no news In them working and shopping
Sundays nnd MI days nike: satisfied
with bread and a hnlf.flask of thin. sonr
wine nv their days flood: living hnd.
died within tho ttlu.ycar.ol,l village will,
and walking iivc miles to TIL strips of
land -cach 10 feet wide md iOO long,
nnfcnccd. mnditel,ed, nnhcdgcd all
calling them farms. Yet since l7h0
these people have learned about IN
much ~ We Americans know respecting
right anil wrong III private, and the
rights and wrongs u the public. hut
II is n prime marvel Ia the traveller how
this slow hnt steady enlightenment
accomplished itself under s',cli conai.
tions III life.
Another of tho wonders II Europe IL
its fuel. Ont " England there In nnt
/ much mineral coal The peat lDg@ nrc
4 numerous, bnt small. Tho great for
csts have nearly disappeared, E,i.
IDENTIFY tl. planting Of trees has been
reduced IL 4 science. bnt ~ has thei,
destruction: consequently Ill. traveller
never sees large tree. but millions al
small oner To save space they mr.,
planted along tho roa.lHi.lcs. IT, avoid
shade Oh the fields they are trimmed
nearly To tl,a summit, M tlat they look
starved. Every year one In twenty |,
eut and aid. Artificial fuel made frnn
coal.dmxt. Mwslnrt, peA. everything
That will hlrn, furnishes an enorlnotl,
supply of fuel 10 the railways an.l fne
tories. Hut the people enjoy very lit.ls
ii TINT surplus ~ flame nnd -mnk.
which clnractcrizes MI American homt
consequently their clothes are mu.ls
thick, aud are worn doubled. Theil
wooden Shoes arr not only cheap nns
everlasting, bnt moreover warm, irinl
stuffed with hay 10 prevent corns, nm.
~ make them stay on when tl,e sl,nills
turns ~ n run,
Hut thu standing wonder II Enrop.
to the American eye II the mnltiplicit,
nnd uhiauity nf soldiers. and priests
and sisters III charity In Germany. mt
Switzerland, and Frame. every IN,
must serve. NY, three ycatr, md then h
placed IN tllr rsMrse until ID ycnrs q
agc. The clergy nrr. however, esemp
from military service. III England tl,
same system hnx recently hcen adopted
Int with the important modification
thnt the service il voluntary, and th,
pny continues, ~ IN ~ command ths ~
serves.
Till these people TINT thu whole arm.
III the United states numbers Mareel,
2b,OHO soldiers. And they stare ~ ynn Ii
silence. unable To believe. The Hnlalic
il asmnch and ~ prominent Il feature q
European life IN the hofss, tho wine
hottlcn, Tho basket. or thn pillow. Pass
ing Ath thu other day. ] noticed field
with many COWS IN tho middle III !
tended bs hoy, nnd ditch around II
At thu end ~ the ditch, close 10 thc em
lmnkmcnt (which wn. high here
crm,ched man In uniform. with gn,
j IN III watching his chance 10 slipot COW
Fifty paer~ beyond him. along I'll
ditch, cronched another: And more, Il
regular intervals. IN far IN tho field u
. tended. They arc making their ~
.. crci1c," said fellow traveller. D
, which l comprchendcd that they care
nothing about thu COWS. which would n
be killed In duo time by the blicl,rl
Int ll,at they were heing Taught how |
kill men tirrmans Or otllrrD ~ilho,
getting killed themselves.
Every young fcllow In NIL Europe
regularly instructed how hest and mn,
. safely 10 Kill his fcllow.men. And !
! this DEVILS school hc |. compelled y
law land public scntimcntl 10 waste !
. lcart threr years of his fresh lifc.
! these three years hr livrs In harrael
: tcnScrnr.) with older mnr.lcrcrx. vii
|. teach HIM alro many other things II.
7 written In the rules Ot war drunken
neS~, profanity. lcentionxnesr, eontcml
!, fap uf..m4tv 1alAnr 1tr Ithns., that III
come priests l,ave lctter chance
lecomu gnod men.
Onc IL amazed n Tho number
priests and xcminariMns Iii every rMilw,
!. train. They gct In and grt out n cvc
y little station On every line III yailroa
4 aud seldom alone They arc evident
= wcll-fc.l. ~cllclothsl an.l nrc Very |,
z u business.
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