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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
Nu6 Elm am.rifanii&er 5renno.

Die GHieritaner @oobeod unb 5ens
brp fino aIio iest slidti9 bon BEN flei.
aen tuirttemberaiiden 96niosbsfe SUI
Ri5sa abseidob.n. unb tn 4etreff bes
Entertainers SadiOn bat fid bopfOm.
men beitdt,st, buB er feline Steuuns als
Sbfliug niemals mibbraudte. Sn ben
lestcn Tasen aber bat fi1 R6nis Rarl
in Nissa nit einem anbereH Nmerifaner
betannt seunadt, Sefien 1m9ons ibm
nur Gbre eintraosu fam.
ais General Grant I'M Jriblins bon
1853 ieinen 5tlb;us sesen gidsburs
besonnen 5atte, Sar e bic Gufsabe Der
Wiiiifppi.Slats .gorter. .i6re|
Sur6fnbrt auf BEN Msiififppi an ben
setualtisen 8sbeuen . 8atterisen bon
8idsburs uorbet az erstuinaen, bann'
bel Der Dsieitisuns Der Msbellen : Dat'
terieeu iu @ranb Gulf am Ginfufe Ses
Big glad in ben Niifiippi gu beIfen
uno idIisbli9 pdbrenb Der bur@ Die
sldn,enOen Wan6ber @rant's bepirtten
Gini4liebuna Der Rtbsuen,Ssfuns bieie
81 btidieben. gin alien bieien 2sifun.
gen Der StrOmflotte ,tabm Der bamnls
ereiSisidbrise Lieutenant Commander"
| Sumes Gusuftin Greer ala 8efeblsbas
bee elmer Nbtbsiluns bH BOrter'i4en
@eidpabers einen rubmpuIen Gntbeil.
Gbenio that er iid auf anberen arissss
i9auplasen, auf tpsfAen Rriessi9ifs
mitmirten fonnten, berpor. 9arum
brabte er's ipdttr, trob tes 8erfaai
Der 5lOtte, sum Stang zines GOHmOOOr'
uno zines GOntre.S u mtrals. SEPT If
CT 8efe5lsbabsr sss uni9einbaren Wit'
telueersg ei9paserdens Der Ser. Staa
ten, p.lG.s ii9 ~sesentudrtia i'm Golf
nou @enua aufbdlt. unb auf ieinen
alten Sfagseni6iHe s2ancafter" Der
neilte er in ben letten Easen i'm Safel
bon Nisaa.
aauf bieie @eiIe fam er in 8eriibruu!
NIT benz wirttembersii9en a6nis, be,
iid alsbalb nit Dem tapfer.n ameri
faniiden Seebdren %befreunbete unb tbr
Elm Self CAB.
Gtsen osrarti9e vameritanii1
Srsunoi9aften" bss R6niss 4arl mir
tuObl Der seitrense uirttembsrQii6
Riniterprdiibent lMi ttnudt nidts al
tsuuenben babeu. -,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
Snteramerifanif9er 6onsreB.

utber Dbt9el bebsEftehsToen 9ongreb
;u RnibinstOn dubtA fi6 bic IN Der
brofilianii9en 6nuptfabt Sfio Saneiro
erideinenbe ~Netps@ 70:
xOie gerein. staaten Sfesieruns bat
ben 2. October 1889 als ben Tag flr
bic gr6fnuns bes beabIi6tisten inter'
amerifanii6ea 86lter.G Onsrefies aus.
oeudblt, unb bat alle Regierunsen bes
tu.tliden Continents einselaben, Dele.
saten nad WaibtnstOn ~ ienben. Die
Susde bieies GOnsrefes beiteben, uie
aus ben ersansensu Qinlabunseu er'
F9tlid 1T, bariu, Rasreseln, bic fnr
bic Grhultuns ss Jrisoens unS Der
D~efSrberuus Der ousemeinsn @oblfabrt
iener @blter bientid iinb, 81 ersreifsn,
einen amerituniiden 9olIuerbanb ins
Ssb.n 81 ruf.n, hdsfiseren gerfebr 81
Stanbe su brinsen, steidmdBise 9oll.
unb huarantaine. WaBreseln fet5utet.
len, elm aemsiniames @.pidts. unb
NaBipften, 81 ermtsliden, barmonilde
Geiessebung iiber bas 0erlassredt,
lber 5anbelsmarsen unb Guslisferans
bsrbeisufibren, ems semeiniame Silbsr.
tudbruns ber3ufelen, aber Bldne sur
ginfihruns psrmanenter S9tebsserit.
te su bsrutben, uno iberbaupt iolds
t~peitere 9ldne in Gusflbruns su brin.
gen, ipie ie BON benz einen obsr benz ar,'
Bern Der pertretenen Gtoaten in Bor.
idlas sebra9t iuerben m0sen. Das
gorbabsn iit ein sroBarttses, absr e
pirS iaurt nit 0rfols seir6nt uerben.
Gnseiidts bss ielbfIi9tisen unb UNI.
butbiam.n @siftes, Der fid in @aibins'
ton 70 bdufis seltenb ma1t, tuirb 90 FL,
irsenb Elm 2anb unm6sli@ iein. Der
gebinsunssu na9lufommen, iuei6e mar
bem5efbsu watrideiulid itenen miirbs
Sn anbetra6t Der ensbersisen uni
oehdfiaen golitif, iustne Der Der. Staa
ten Senat burd bic 8erwerfuns einel
auf gilisteit beruhenben gertruss mil
@robbritanien su Grlebisnus Der ear,a
biiSen Jiidereifrase manifefirte, perber
pentse ii9 ielbit o9tenbe 8Slter ssueisi
isin, auf bic in 8ori9las sebradtsn LIN
ierbanblunsen sinSuseben. 9batiaGe 1T
bas ~fortbauernbe Grfolse bic Gmeriia
ner I'M Gau5es senOmmen iibsrmiitbii
esmadt baben, tpdbrenb Der nit Orbit
teruns sepaarte 8artei'eeiit bic 2eut'
fir bic SOlsen ibrer Sanblunsen sesel
Gusldnber, rrie iolde. bic Der 9arte
nod ibre Gssner fino, abssftumpft bat
Der Entertainer ioIlte bebenfen, bab be,
Gusldnber seraoe bieielben Re6te, bic
ielben 8ripilesien unb Die ndmtid
@irbe, mie CT ielbit befist. @r TOUT
aud nidt perseifen, bab nidt ale 2eut
cine Sadie bon Elm une bemfelben dc
i6tspunft betradten, baB mon uielmeb
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS einen &c
piFen Spielrnum peritatten muB. GI
iit fein ansenebmer Geoanfe, baB bieie
nisen. tuelde iudbneu, Die liberalftel
aniidten Der Belt 81 uertreten, i'm &c
i9dfttiden. 8erfebr fid 10 iaiberal sei
gen. Die armen arbeiter bisies 2anbe'
t5nnen ni6t einieben, ruarnm elm BOIL
pel9as 70 reid ift unb 70 sroBe fort
fdritte ma9t, es i9 nidt einfalltn ldbt
feline Grseusniiie einem frenroen Bolt
auf5uawinsen. nnb ni6ts basesen q
entnebmen. auBer etua Dos. iuas il
!, 8raiilien burd Sflapen probu3irt iuiro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
q RtaaS.

gpftrdubsreien id.inen III gaiifor.
MEN ,uieber an Der Tagesorsnuns Su
fem. Die bsiesr, 3uii4sn Sauta 8ar<
bara uuo Cos Sliuos fa5renOen Boit,
masen iuuroen Sonntag Bon aaubern
iberfauen. Die &erle erbra3en Die
aifeu Der @els Sarge grpreBseielI.
i6aft, fanben aber II so Dollars.
3wii6en ben 9tatiOneu 2aesp uuo
9erbp, auf Der Seem Orleans unb
9ortbpsftern 8abn, lit lebten Gonu.
abeno elm fre6es Idubsritid9en ailsse-
fabrt tporbsn. Gin Gduber, Der nahe'
Der erFsenaHnten Station ben 8us Be;
ities, erbsutete i'm @assn Der r1nitso
States GrprsB.@sisuiduft iiber 10000
Dollars.
Die st. Coulter 8rauer, poran
Gnb.uier.8ui9, babsn ben geriu9 bes
burd Simon Underwater oertrtienen
agenten oes engliihen S1noitats, he
~aus3utanfen, absei6lasen. Der 8tan
bes Spnbifats, iia bes sansen 9rnuse.
i9dits Der 8.rein. Staten Al bsmd6.
tiseu. ft6Bt auf 8lippsn.
2orb Saduige @eft padt ieine
a0fer sur u%ntrsipiaiaen abfabrt, Die
ON 15ten itatifinbsn ioG. Der 2orO
ioa bur6 slidli9ss @ett.n BEL oen lebs
ten @ennen feline Reiiefa6e nit ameris
faniideu Dollars nod sut seipidt 6as
Sen. Man ipridt BON ct. 8stsrsburs
als Der ndditen Station bes ieltiamea
Oiplomaten.
Soma Fat biesmal cine iiberaus
reide 3a~rtOfelsrnte sebobt. Sn Der
@eseno BON @aterlou erntete maa burd.
ianittltd 100 bis 200 8uibel better
lualitdt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
JpIsen Der YrdFbsntenwabI.

Bie bic 8rdiibentenwabl sur Stunbs,
TOO MIR bies f9reiben, itebt, baben bic
sfepubIitaner elm Re6t, 5u iubsln uno
|~iesesseuiB 81 iein. 9Ofentlid tpirb
I'D iebob bas SpriduOrt bepabrbeiteu,
bas mar ben Tag nidt pOr benz abenb
|loben islte. SIR uns 9eutide udrs
e seiuiB elm S9laa, iolIte fi6 bic Sic
sesfreube Der Republitaner serpirfli'
den. l1nb tuarum? SSren mir, mas
uns beporfebt, tuenn Sarriion ms
psise Saus sinfebren foIte. Or, Der
Ssinb Ses beuti5.n Glementes iprad in
elmer Dor benz 2incoln Club 81 9anpile,
Sns. sebaltenen Rsbe fOlsenbe s~.flisel.
ten Borte: ~@enn sic, meme 8rObi'
bitionstreunbe uns sebolfen bitten, ei'
men republitanii9en Senat su ~ertudblen,
70 bdttei1 mir beute elm "2uealsD ption"s
0eIes in Snsiana. -. Eiel bdnst bas
BON al, paS fi@ bic Tempsress.2eut
aIe auf Tsmperen5 8e3us babenbe Ges
lieisebuns ernitli6 iiberlesen unb sereint
nit Der republifaniiden 9artei, iuelde
ben Hnfans Ser Tsmperenareform 70
fur1tlos sema9t, in ben Bablfampi
laieben. 2aHet uns semeiniam banseIn,
uno tptr tperoen aus benz beuur ltebenben
Babliampfe iiesrei9 beruurseben uro
bic rubmrei9e SADIE Der Eemperensre'
form itdrte, uno f6rbern."
Wie aber ftebt gleselanb bieier Bro,
bibitiOnsfrase seseniber DO? Sdaoe,
iammeri1aoe tudre es nm iein ebles
Erinjip, tuenn e. BEN Drobibitions,
5reunbe Sarriion tpeiten miBte. Seine
Stenuns in 8e5us auf BrObibitiOn fests
er in f~ofgenben Worten flor:
rSn e,aen ireien 2anbe iolte biz
gei6rdnfuns Der abioluten Redte be,
e%inSelnen 8eri6nlidfeiten nur 70 net
sehen, afs es fir ben Srieben nn6 bi.
ftaatlide Dronuns erfuroerlid ift. 9it
0renSe ;piiden ben Der &esieruussaug
fi9t nntertporfenen 9insen uno benen
uel@e better Der moratiidsn Ginfidi
uno Der ielbitauferlesten Geidrdnfune
Der Burger ii6erlufen uerben, folt,
itets i6arf i'm ause sebalten tueroen
DesbaIb iinb geies.. tpelde obue Notb
uenbisfeit in bic Gitten rnb @etppbn
heiten irsenb Semaubes einsreiien, iuel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
AHnertfAnti@e gttatutaeber

Bie bic 3abl Der BEL ben 9ational'
|uabl.n absesebsnen 6timuen in Der
|lettrn 80 ssabren fi6 oersrsbert BAT.
ssigt folsenoe Isabelle. @s wuroen ndm'
lid abseseben:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08

Sci Der biesidbrisen Babl fam auf
cine tusitere 9nnabme BON uassfdbr
elmer 0ilion, alio auf Elm Geiammt.
'sOtum BON ruuo eff MiniOneu ser.dnsi
nerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08

Bu bemerten 1T babel, bab 1864 eli
Der SsaeFions Staaten unb 1868 nod
lsrei berielben nidt mitsefimmt sassu.
|Seit 1879, no gun, eriten Wale uieber
ole Staaten an Der @abl fid betbeilis'
lear hsfx,,a ME Ouunhuns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
9tes 1T gl6bhei6!
@fa66eie! @fa66eie, @fi66eie! @fa66eik!

g8ir mduea Die 8oItf. Seber lit bdorst 81 miHen. oh CLEVELAND oer par
rim erudbit mjrb. umo OF wf Srabanocf or 8rohcton baben tsuen. Oas
Samous Sans saubt, bdB uuisre aunoen bonn Sablen Der bopen 1arf'
Sreie befrif merbeu iolen, al.buiel me bic @abl ausfdlt. Dos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08

ou,uo.bu. Der ensia. gsea I'M Gut iebf 81 iberseusen, III, iebf bel ms
ppr,ripr.t.u, menu Sbr aldber nDnbis bnbt, uo unlere Brele ~ boren. mo mm
tue1n Gb s.isen, bB mir gub Slb iparen tonnen uuo wouen IN 3uen' mas
Sbr faufen wolt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
Observation-Disclosures

fabt fort. 9lassr IN ueoriaen Garii 4rsien su pertanfen uno MIR oerlus
nod msbr BON unern Mibewerbsrn aus Rem 5doe ,u itlagen osr1 nnlere
bueen Gr.iie. g8r fanen bterser. nm bier 5u bleiben uno aletoer1anoel 81
trebeu nuo ben sr5Bten gurratb oorSu5sseu uno ~ Den
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Inn einen Druid auf bic 8esisruns b.r'
b~eisuiibren. beiien Reiultat in Heform'
@eiesssbuns beitebsn ioG.
I 9as garteipsrbdltnts in benz neueu
2anbtase tutrb nidt weisntli@ bon BEN
in Dem altsn usrihisben iein. 509iteus
tucrben bic Nationab2ibernlen Elm paar
Sibe ben GonIerbotisen unb Srsifnni'
gen abiaaen. Gler @abri@einli9,eit
na9 tpirb bic Hbeeorbnetenfpahl bns
fofsenbe Grsebnis baben: Witslisber
Der gentrumspartei SO, Witsliebsr Der
pulnif9sn SraetiOn IS, l1~ndbbdnsise IA,
Srsiinntss (Ober Sortf6rittfsr) 40,
0ationnuiberaIs ~, Gonierpatipe une
Grei,G oni.ruat,ue saiammsn 1874.
I Der 2anstas bes Ssr3ostbums
Gltenburs it nud fat s~weiidbriser
Sauie anf ben 10. Wousmber Su elmer
Tasuna einberufen tuorben, Die uoraus'
fdtl,a Iansere 8eit in Qniprud neb'
men pirb. Die Re9ieruns Mil bas
SdulseIes iuieber einbrinsen, wel1ss
uesen Der babei in Betradt fommenoen
midtisen 8erdnoerunsen ouf benz @e'
biete oes 8oltsi9ulueiens cine einges
bensere 9eratbuns n6tbts MAIDEN miro.
/ Der Yapit bat ben 81. December
bieies Sabres afs ben Gag fefseisst,
an ipel6em in anen fatbulii9en Rirden
Der Belt 9~unfsebete serri9tet psrosu
ioIen fir bic Gnabe, bic @ott I'M 2aufe
bss Subildumsiahres Der 8irde 81
Tbeil tpsroen lieB. Die aatboliien in
Snbien unO a~uffralien baben BEN
eapite elm @eidenf bon 100000 ae.
ms6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08

Drittel bnson 1T BON serin9er Qualitdt.
Ndbrens i'm bergen Sabre BON ben in
Satota seerntelen 63 Rllionen 8uibel
@eiBen 24,752,ooo Suibel in ben adj
sum Reo &iper Tbale seb6risen gOurt'
ties e%inssbeimit tpurbeu, 10 biferirt Der
9ur6i9nittsertrae per older bieies
Sabr BON 8 Bis 16 gui6sl. Guf Gar.
Mer bon 5000, 500 uub 400 Gcres
ffanb Der @eisen 10 ibfs9t, bab es iid
nibt nerlobnte, osnielben ST idnsiben
So iiebt es in Der ,@e9enb ipeilia unt
fibli6 BON 2arintore aus. 0as Gr9eb'
niB Der @eaenernte in 9afata mirs Die
ies Sabr. iOtueit man es unsefdbr Re
ftimmer iann, UNI "a WiQipnsn 8uIbel
serinser isin, als bas ~oordbriae, uni
be WeblproSnltiou birfte einsn nod
gr6beren Gusfan, usrsliGen nit Del
sss uorisen Sahres, aufiuetien. unse
fdbr eas Gtei9e gilt audi bon Winne
iota, nit BEN unteri9;ebe, oaB be,
slusfal I'M lesteren Staate nibt 10 auf
falIeub III, neil Die f~sbtidbrise Bei5en
ernte ntdt 70 beoeuteno mar, alS il
9nfota.
Die Sebute 9iuiiion bes @iien
bnbn.8 oltoienfes irat am Gpnntaa it
ct. gaul in E~bdtiofett, ua6bem 10,
6urerintenbent, 8alter $. Butler. iei
einem Mouat ale 8srbereitansen baSl
eetroffeu bat. gu Der neuen 0iotiiut
seb6ren bic Obsre !Salbtuiel bon Mi9i
gan, be @taaten 8iscOniin unb Minne
ipta nnb Die 9~erritorien 9ntota uni
Montana. sic bat so Streden uni
402 sInseftsIte.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-21
Mrs. Cleveland and Washington Societ,

The sternly exclusive set of WASHINGTON
society affects to regard with disdain the
new people whom the fortunes of political
war are constantly sending to the front
there. When Mrs. Cleveland became the
rage, however, the selects" thawed out
and consented to accept her as one of
themselves. Of late, however, it is said.
the selects" have come to regret their
generous treatment of the young woman.
and it is probable will drop her. The
trouble, 1t seems, arises from Mrs, Cleye-
lands continuing to receive as her guest
and to treat as an Intimate, Miss Katherine
Willard who was q schoolmate of the mis-.
trass OF the White House. When Miss Will
lard first came to Washington last winter
as the guest of Mrs. Cleveland she was re-
ceived by society of all grades. Along to-
wards Spring society was shocked by the
announcement that Miss Willard had ac-
cepted position as instructress in a local
young ladies school. OF course, society
people said, they would be compelled TO
cease to know her, and of course they
thought Mrs. Cleveland would also cease
to receive Miss Willard But, to their dis
may, Mrs. Cleveland continues to associate
with Miss Willard just as if the latter were
not working girl, and actually has her
now as guest at Oak View. It has been a
trying ordeal for the exclusives, but it is
said they have resolved that they owe it to
their sacred exclusiveness, come what
may, to drop Mrs. Cleveland as well as her
working-girl friend Waterbury Ameri-
can,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-21
President Arthur's Canned Salmon,

When Senator Vest accompanied the late
President Arthur out to the Yellowstone
park on the famous fishing excursion, the
little Missourian thought he would play a
trick on Mr.. Arthur. One day Vest went
out by himself and returned in the evening
with fine lot of fish, He met President
Arthur and remarked
II never would have believed it, but do
you know that really caught some salmon
today in a boiling spring that were nicely
cooked-all that was needed was little pep
per and salt and sauce to have them ready
for the table. See, l brought three of them
home. Just try one of them, Arthur Most
delightful favored fish ever tasted.n
President Arthur looked critically at the
fish and then replied
"Well, that is quite a freak Of nature,
Vest, but I had an experience today that
lays your boiled unseasoned fish out cold
See" he said, as he drove down into the fish
ing basket and brought out tin can, II found
spring today where caught these just as
fast as I could throw in my line. Try some,
Vest. It's the finest favored canned salmon
ever tasted. I'll take you out tomorrow
and show you the spring where catch sal
mon like this. Oh, this is great place. amt
it. senators People in the east would hardly
believe have been catching canned salmon,
but want you to stand by me, and declare
that you saw the cans. I'll stick to the fact
that saw your boiled fish,"
Senator Vest didn't try to work off any
more funny gags on President Arthur during
that Yellowstone trip.-Globe-D Democrat.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-21
Manufacturers Who Favor Tariff Reform

Here is little matter for the considera.
ton of all. If you will look over the list
OF officers of the Cleveland and Thurman
Campaign Club of Nyack, N Y, you will
find:
That the President of the Club is at the
head of a house which is the largest manu-.
facturer of steel car springs in the country,
and is largely and actively interested IN
other manufactures which employ an i'm
mense number of hands.
Of the shoe manufacturers in Nyack ali
but one have their names on the club list
of officers.
You will find there the names of all the
men now actively engaged in ship building
IN Nyack as we'll as those who have retired
after giving Nyack her worldwide reputa.
ton as ship building port.
You will find that the two hat manufac-
turers in Nyack have enrolled their names
in the list.
You will find that the name of our boiler
maker and machine builder is there.
You will find that the proprietor of every
manufacturing..esta Establishment in Nyack- on.
Hudson who gives employment to men,
with two exceptions, has his name enrolled
in the list of those who will do their good
part toward the election of Cleveland and
Thurman and for reform Is it not re-
freshing picture to look at, in the face and
eyes OF the reports SO freely scattered about,
that the Democratic party is trying to de-
stroy the industries of our country?
REORGANIZATION is something of man.
ufacturing town. A large force of men
are employed here steadily. Every m anu
facturer who employs these men, with the
exception of two, has his name on the list.
Is the evidence not very clear that this
great and glorious country is afe.-Nvock
(N. ~ City and Country.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-21
To Achieve True Success,

What will assure success2 1t needs COM
bination of sound elements to achieve true
success-call it nerve and brains, or over
drawn assurance, whatever you will. The
spirit of push, of unbounded perseverance,
of untiring patience, is a recognized feature
of the true American, and there is no reason
to mourn its existence; it is a necessary fac
tor in modern life In the midst of the
hurry and rush of these days man will be
left far in the rear who does not make hia1-
self aggressive.
Mere brain power is not enough, there
1nust be some means whereby the ability can
be manifested. The man of mere intellect
may be a fine scholar and thoughtful
reader, but he can never mingle successfully
in the busy aetualites of the world at large.
It needs determination to make the world
feel the brain power of the man, this is the
means. 1t need not be shown in a way to
annoy or disgust; quietly but persistently
the intellect may be made to influence the
lives Of others. The genius of the head may
be exerted by the grasp of the hand and the
genial familiarity which follows thereby 1t
requires pluck and courage To wait in the
lowermost places to get an invitation to
come higher is pretty poor policy nowadays.
If you don't let it be known that you are
around some other fellow will climb over
you and achieve wealth and renown Keep
looking onward and going onward. Don't
stand still To stand still in business is but
to go backward-A H. Reven in Chicago
Tourpo1
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-21
Conquering q Lasting Peace.


Skobelef met, during one of his travels in
the Danubian region, with an English Quaker
lady, who had daughter married in some
town where he was quartered, and who used
to lecture him on the sinfulness of war,
Her remonstrances, indeed, made consider
able impression upon him, end he felt much
admiration for her fidelity to Christian prin-
ciple. Hence he derived high esteem for
Quakeresses, whom he pronounced "most
worshipful." He liked old American ladies
better than young ones, but his special aver
sion was ''the staring, stuck up British peer
ess. who clipped her words and was half
choked by her RS"
He was not stranger to the existence and
aims of Peace, society. Once, in conversa-
ton with an English journalist, he said:
"You must not publish this or I shall be
called barbarian by the Peace society; but
hold it is a principle in Asia that the dura-
ton of peace is in direct proportion to the
slaughter you inflict upon the enemy The
harder you hit them, the longer they will
be quiet afterwards. We killed nearly 20, 900
Turkomans at Geek Tepe. During the pur-
suit after the assault, we killed 5000 of both
sexes I had them counted. The survivors
will not soon forget the lesson"
Such words and such deeds show, afresh,
the horrible influences of war, and its tend
ency to brutalize all men, even those in
whom, as in Skobeleff, there may have been
manifest measure of sincere appreciation
of the things which pertain to humanity and
justice.-Herald of Peace and International
Arbitration.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-21
Lady Journalist in Berlin.

When the German emperor died, lady,
who is a brilliant writer, was asked by some
Journals to go to Berlin to furnish descriptive
reports of his funeral She went to an emf
nent German in Prussia for counsel and let
tiers of recommendation. He said to her: ST
you go as journalist you are lost, and if
you write well andfyour works. copied into
the Berlin papers you viii be the object Of
malignant jealousy. The mer will hate you,
and the enslnved women will bristle up when
ever they see you. 1 won't, therefore, tell
any one In the letters give you why you
really go; and, besides the letters of intro
duction, will send others by the post de-
scribing you as femme du monde, very
frivolous, though clever enough to be a
femme de lettres, and possessed by the demon
of curiosity.
sits pity, since you have no title, thatyou
can't buy one Of the pope or the republic Of
San Marine, just as you might portman-
teau. A woman must have no. innate dis
tinction at Berlin, but the more reflected
honors she has the more respectfully she will
be treated. There is mania for titles all
over the fatherland. Mind you address the
doctors and lawyers to whom introduce you
by their professional titles, such as Herr
Doctor or Herr Counselor of the first civil
tribunal, repeating them whenever there has
been pause in the conversation. Indeed,
all conversation in Berlin consists in repeti-
tons of styles and titles" What an awful
place to live in! And it appears that the
Berliners are as touchy and quick to take Of
Tense i,a g as they age tsalogsly peaantse -ga.