davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-25

Mode de hGcer Ia salsa de ns0yOnes0.--Tc-
mase un barreno muy limpio; preparase un
cucharon de MADEIRA; echaso en- ell barreno dos
yemas de huevo; liganse estas con las Varillas
dandole Vueltas sobre la derecha; t6mese una
botella de buen aceite con la izquierda, la
vez que SO van meneando las yemas, 50 le va
echando aceite acompananlole dc vez en- GUAM
do con unas gotas de limon, aclarando la salsa
con gotas de vinagre; va empleadO medic litro
de ace;te, saz0nese de sal; 6chase una cuchara-
sda de sopa de mostaza francesca lgase bien
con Ia salsa; col6case 6sta en- 81 agujero del
melde que contiene Ell aspique, en- la fuente y
srvase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-16
VINUN RUBIDUn PASTEURIENSR.
6aujt6tsrWein.

nnfere in GIaf4en pateurtfrten
Rotbtpeine, tpel&e bon befonbers tbIer
@attuns un6 sute,a Sabrsans bis suv
s Sas aa a' inter slusiaIs5 Der asmaspsari.
i4ea 2nft in ber tIai@e bis ID ber bon Pa.
aeur boraefGriebenen 9emperainr unb inter
eenaner Befclauns her bon bemieIben sesebe.
men B~efiinmungen bebanbeIt fnO, eisnen fd
an6ercrbentIiA gum @ebran9 fir aranfe nab
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT unb bel gpiDemien uab fiab
In serfdtebenen sroSeren Sospit6lern, araufen.
bdufern, 2aanrefben &c bereits nit sutem Or.
foIs einsefabrt. Riot seuus f0auen
aepFesten @eine and sum tssfi-
den @ebrau9 empfebIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-16

gerfidert euer eiseutbum Sci Gin Sart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-16
grobin3 @eHfaGea.

Dortmunb. Die &rbetten fit
ben DortmunosG Ems 3anal ionsn OH
ueridiebeuen 5telen 5uslei6 In Gusriff
genommer meroen.
9erforb. Gin bieiiser Sattler
bat nit bet iun9en Srau zines Hefann,
ten beimli9 bic Reiie aber bas 9roBe
Mafier an9etreten. Der sefpiGenlofe
Mteni6 tdBt bier Srau unb feds &tn,
Der I'M @leno 5uriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-16
Eeutydte Sob Office.

9eutfGe, fopie eneIifde Druid Nrs
beiten tperbeu prompt unb bilia Der,
fertigt bon Son S6ott, Wo. Z
Ntrb prea. StraBe. Auftrdge
urn auBerbalb erbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-16
RrebIts Reien.

8iffa. Sn lesterer 3eit iinb I'm.
ferer Staot 5fuei beoeuten6e 3egate sits
gefalIen. Der ueritorbene Rentier Ylas
binterlteb fir Elm gu sriinbenbes &nas
benwaiienbaus 10000 Mart, fpdbrenb
bic ~uerftOrbene Wttttpe @briltmaurl gum
Beften 6es Observation-Disclosures IT,,
600 Mlarf lettUilig ausieste.
u d. Inter benz Seoerpieb Der
1issfeiti8en @eaeno tritt felt einiasr Belt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-16

cine ei9entbimlihe Sranfbeit altf. Dte
@nten erlabmen plOslih. f6leppen iid
nit Mtiibe nod cine furse i3eit weiter
unb fallen oan1t toot r1ieoer. @beuio
pereuoen Die 9ibncr gang plOtlid, wte
pom collage getroffen. @item ein3isen
8eiiser iino innerbalb ipeniger Gage
SO 9tid @nten bur6 bteie 9ranfbeit
%etneegansen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-16
9rebima Wemntrn.

Stettin. Bon Der Straffammer
0es biefi9en 4anbgeri6ts ipurSe Der
Bolfsj9ulebrer @br. ST.. 9olmifel
aus Roienbofen, 4reiS @retfenbagsn,
iueseu an SAulfinoern porsenomulensr
islftttliher 5anolungen 5n bier 9abren
Snftbaus perurtbetlt.
aYgris. 9u benz rabe seIssenea
Dorte Brtetig bot Elm argos Seuer ae,
tDitbet, tpelhes bur1 RinSer entitau.
oerl ipar, oie NIT 9treidb0lsern oeipielt
batten. Dalielbe mar beim Bausrhofss
beiissr Propp aufSesansen uuo hattie
bret Wauern9ebofte, lomie finf Gdeus
men IN gide selest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-16

@eiIborf. Sier itarb Elm siabs
riger &nabe an 8ersiftuug infolse bes
@enufies BON Mobn. ooer iogenann.
tenn Masiamen. ST bate babel siu,
5elne Ebeile Der srinen 8apieln Der,
59ludt, aus mel9eu befanntli1 6as
Opium oetponner ipiro.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

Translta Aartaras tie Sidos Of Gen
J. ". BafF4nd a. xhe vas kliieG ~ the
0aatsnzlAn o-hcAs oa oaar4 toe
AaleEcan steaa G. Aeapuleos AID
waose death resulted IN the recall OF
Master u zneE. has ogficlaL III anuoane-
ed her intention Of asking the United
states government for sl,oo0,e ,el0 ia-
demnlty for the killing OF her husband.
Papers IN the suit have beea served on
Secretary OF elate Blaine.
These papers stats that the widow
and minor daughters. Victoria, Ana,
Nara, AntOnia, DOlors, Luz and 0cta-
va, and married daughter Teresa de
mand 81 COO. 900 from the United States
government for their husband aud
fathers murder. They base their clam
upon the admission or President liaFll-
s1n IN his message OF December l.
1890, that il was 10y order of Lansing +.
Miner. minister OF the United states
to the republics of Central America,
that Gen. BarFundia was held on board
the steamer Acapulco, and that this
led to mis- being murdered hy the agents
of the Gautemalan government.
'ln the same message" the papers
continue, "Itis Internationally affirmed
that Minister Miner oyerstepped his
authority when he issued tnat order
and acted contrary toall established pre-
cedents in similar cases. thereby merit
ing from his government the disap-
prOval of his acts and his retirement
from the position he held. The reasons
the Executive may have had for disap-
proving the course of the minister are
not stated, but It is conceded that the
minister exceeded his powers and his
punishment by the government was of
a severity employed against those only
whose ofenSe Is great"
1t looks as If the defendant, Uncle
sam, had given his whole case away by
too much talking. What Uncle Sam
will do to head OFT widow and eight
daughters is a serious question. He
will now appreciate the advice OF Sam
Weller's father. SAMMY, Sammy, be-
ware OF the vIdders."
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
LITERARY PABULUG.

"The Light Of the World: or. the
Great Contamination. By SIR Edwin
Arnold. Author of "The light OF
Asia Illustrated with portrait Of
Mr. Arnold. aud fourteen fuli-psge re-
productions of Hoffman celebrated
pictures on the Life of christ. Cloth,
square l2Mo, $50 pp., sl.T5. paper edi-
ton. illustrated with froutspiece, 20
cents New York: Funk & WsgnaIls.
The poem was published simuitane-
ously N America and England on Fea-
rusrv Is. the American publ shers
being Funk q Wsgnails. Of New York.
The American edition contains sn ~
troductOry by Richard Henry Stoddsrt
besides reproduction Of the ceie-
hrsted painting on the life of Christ, ny
The German artist. Hoffman, hy ar
raazsments with the German publish
ers
The central theme Of The Light Of
the World, =. Of course. Jesus christ
Nr. Arnold's treatment Of The subject
= marked by the deepest reverence,
ard = CERTAIN 20 excite thst Of TIE
reader. The poem consists Of ss
books. "a follows Book l.. Mary Msz-
dslene: Book RI. The Magss. Book III,
Toe Alanaster Box. Book ". IN tso
nartsl, The Parasites. A. Tyre Beck Y.
TIE Love Of tod sut Maa. BooS VI,
Tue Great C01stsgnassss. q.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

ne Tssaigsoe sn4 sss earrsd
iE. Il saea Fssstet s essfs4
4 . p1}04e.s t-4s s.lss.sts
- q plososed. expressive O. 8saa.
ersise aa9rve for - aksF Esea NJ.
Esgsrss - AEzsns4s, $40 has seea
Eas,Ea - tl~ s.ee * ghe speaker. IS re-
E9Ftes l. hsve a sel 81 Feso. s.ess
r=zsly 4 e beeo nes uscessary - esq
AZ. He 81 not pEop - taeaa { seee
q eQntfasY caaraNt ts4 sFe otenst. bssl
w. le4sv 81. kss4 the d.ssslet.on eg
go.ng co~n b a.ssosy s.la 20 s1gr $
soa Ir01a tae 4 as uqoa hgs Record.
Neztss-f may - lhe eaaFse taksa I. L
sale " say thsG f-easas 3. Rect = "a -
taFouga tee orc "a wta tse saels ini-
PeFsufbai i-gs wlla a4isa ~ cas- nlst
al former Denocga..e insaAs
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
Trnternnl Greetings.
Lansing Republican:

Lansing Republican;
Lansing Journal: The Journal pre-
sents its compliments and congratula-
tons TO Judge William Newton, IF
Flint. He has Just mad 4 narrow escape
from political extinction.
Ha' ha, hal Ho, ho,l What a
narrow escapel It WAS narrow escape.
IL was an escape" that the State house
gang dIn't count on, wasn't IT. And
they looked mighty sOber-faced the
next morning for people who were con-
gFatulsting dear friend upon a for
tunats escape from extinction" SO
Newton escaped from the clutches of
"Charley Hasse's industrial party"
Lucky 30 Newtonl Happy 90 Demo-
crscvl Poor ~ Charley Hasse! THE
industrial party no doubtinciudes some
honest people within It's ranks" as the
Journal justly observes. But Hasse--
oh, Hasse,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

is enabled TO begin the symphonies II
dress which, before the season is out
viii develop many new and harmonious
shadings and variations The style Is
merely set II remains for modistes to
make the application according TO indi-
vidual requirements.
Cafe au lait is one of the tints which
is growing in popular favor. MANY
pretty pattern dresses are in this hue
The brocade is used for the sleeves and
waist trimming leaving the skirt of the
plain material One dress OF this color
appears on the street trimmed with
mink's tails The toque is of the fur
with cafe au lait tips Mink cuffs, d
mink cape and mufi are edged with the
tails Tiny mink heads are used for
buttons on the front Of the jacket and
CT the back of the waist
A startling street dress Of Russian
design is of bright red cloth Strips OF
black sable extend from the bottom Of
the skirt to the knees The red toque
is bordered with black fur.
Cafe au lait and violets make a par
ticularly pleasing combination hat
of the former is turned up at the back
and flled with violcts- A mink cape is
worn beneath the hat. and a muT hangs
from the wearer's neck by the tiniest of
gold chains The muff Is an artistic
combination of mink fur, cafe au iait
satin and violets.
1t would be difficult to imagine any
u - IL
velvet gown recently worn by Mrs w
ID. Sloane at q breakfast given by her
mother. Mrs William II. Vanderbilt
The gown was entirely of velvet M
trimmed. yet so peculiar was the tint
that IL seemed 10 represent myriad hues
OF pink. rose color. lavender. and. as
the lights glanced upon 1t even pansy
yellow. A fower bonnet entirely Of
waite and purple violets was held IN
place by amber hat pins Mrs Wander.
hilt wore q stately robe of black satin
draped with white chiffon
Mrs William Astor mas favorite din
ner gown Of dark blue satin, heavily
trimmed with gold embroidery. hat
OF blue and gold is worn with II upon
ceremouious occasions
Black house dresses are coming some
what into favor for ladies' inclined 70
embonpoint. since 1t reduces The appsr-
ent size Of the wcarer A new snd
very stylish dinner robe is Of black
faille Francais Across the front and
sides Is deep sounce Of escurisi lace.
The waist is almost entirely Of lace.
The high stiff Aedici collar is covered
with lace and lined with tulle 1t Is
open and Sars 70 point inst below -.
base Of the throat The hack Of toe
skirt is gathered On the waist and hangs
IN long. fall sweep 70 form denai-
train.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

o. ahs&. and grep@ves - 2aeA czsrn.
kazass. pos@te<sv t-eAaSs pe&ss eSes has
Ee&r S@ zeFes = Erasss &zad sawsa 80
VIA t@rzsss Sssek. fs2 haeses. ~ cows.
So wcF4lpS c1eE- Aessrs ana s.sers
al sa2 sheep XaS lzzsas Atzut has
sea- Ase a. iAA3 aawn - gr&sss tae
faExsas 4re scztteFea sroaaa - a-s-
t&ssee - twa, three, fear oT 1se z.-@es,
ssasea the tieHsra- x.sasa every esy. Ga-
7s sAe We9tASr : a1SSiaselT ssarLng.
Hs = sssz-sl1-4f-s gE4ak2zsz Fsf-oas a-s1
extensive eAEeriaa aaszss - lhe IMPROVE
ns=Et ~ ars4sl.-tsFs. IL IS stslaasatea
VISA t-4AE ..esile Nhiea alxsss scsostss
hi1a 81 81 soosi - Hasaklna la l1s6 sc
kilat - 1ass, we1ghias 1s. ss9 pe2uis.
-, hls ismlly use tAesUsiVe e pre-
y.s-1a ~ l.s ..sgs4eS. aAlch sl.s race
iata 4
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
THE WOMAN Of FASHION.
pxca.sass Costumes Seen II rAs
LsAxssE SocssEy Pays
cas leases asGStss 4Fs DSps@ytzs
E.sAAss RA4ses 6 8s4 trs-s IA ssNxs
Lssssazs - t<etsas kstF@sss.-
49, S448sEsk GssuA

tcoFTslssE issf8
II : universally eaas.s .ee sst that
tAs sage ssts lss fssesols fos tse ~
e.el. 0er.1 NJ iess = fssrs9a tnAe TIE
sslserated Ae~ sorA Coa8e.ly snd hes
sslef. We~th of Fsrss. aaeeonsTd hat
tf.sir dzss eg sly1e sre talzen tsesa lie
lsss suseessfsi STAY aaa lhai tas fasa.
isas pogsaye3 npon sse stxse <-e
tasaaa 81 1eeeSae thr lesesFs ii tie asy
Oalg . fess sears ago - 4@1ry rHsfY
paste. cheap s;izs apd cotton es~sed
sssiaS WeFe sonsl.3esea 50 a enopEn -
proaaee q stass eEevI Aoss, lie seFT
best ~ every tang must be PFoareed -
" aztsvef mas * Tie eost. and ezea
degai ,ncst - ~ eaFefally considered
as n the Wegrer wege - ee irsFs.eteG al
arms length. instead % across the foot.
lights. Tue fcsult - tbs has esen
beneaeia siaee a. has lea 70 a ssanasrd
In fashions, by wbleh styles and
materials may be Judged. and after
which they mas ~ safely copied
A millionaire dress-mahef of New
York displays IN his snow rooms large
pictures OF Ada Rehan, dressed as She
aypears in Dalvs great success. The
Last Word 4" All the gowns are far
trimmed. Is belts the season. except n
the last act. when Miss Eehan appears
in = gown that Is 20 snique and beeom
ing that Il is being widely copied The
bass of the gown is canary yellow silk
The front is puifed a. ~ the bodice ard
plain shirted The large, fni sleeves
are ot black and white PLAID silk aud a
plait OF the same material extends from
the back of the neck 10 the bottom OF
the skirt. which is a demi train Niolets
are worn with this costume and bunch
OF violets adorn the brim of yellow
and black hat
A lovely silvery white satin is trimmed
with gray Russian fox fur
Two other gowns OF Miss Rchan's are
the admiration Of all beholders
One IS of white chiffon simply trimmed
with rows of white satin ribbon, unre
heved by touch of color save when
natural flowers are worn. The other is
house dress modelled after Il Japanese
pattern The material Is red silk
The Gowing overdrcss is lavender. A
brood rolling collar is OF lavender, a.
are deep cuns.
With these key notes thus struck b;
the stage heroines. the world OF fashion
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
This is treason.


Iona Sentinel:
Isn't Lew Rowley liable to trial by his
party for treason TO the administration
OF winch he is a part? Attorney-Genersl
Ellis, another member of the admlDis-
tration, was prominent figure in the
Industria. State Convention, where the
administration sought 10 secure the
nomination OF Judge Newton for justice
of the Supreme Conrt. And now
Deputy Secretary OF state ROWlcy's
Lansing Journal heads It's report OF the
convention thus significantly: New
Narrowly Escaped being Named by the
Hasss-Fogg Convention-'Twouid have
Been Ext,nctlon-The Convention By
Far the Most D.sgraceful Ever Held IN
Mich gan"
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

Ex-SEcRErAEY WHITNEY is said to be
grooming boom for the Presidency.
.It there are any more New York can
didaies they should speak soon or for
ever after hold their peace.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
KEruBLicAS srarE coSvESrnoS.


A Republican State Convention % nominate
a justice 5f the supreme Court IL place oil Jona
" tbAmplB. aud two regents OF tbc aver
slsy tn place 0f Charles j. iilett aud Arthur
NJ. CLARK aud for the transaction OF 1tAcf bus
iBess viii Dc held at Asse aDly Hal. Ia the
eitY OF Jackson. oa tuesday. ksbguary a. lsSi.
At I. o'clock a. N.
In ACCORDANCE with = resolution adopted AZ
Grand Rapids. Mas ~. iss6. every county will
be satitIed o. Que delegate Tor each SO OF me
total vote east Tor tI0yrrnOr al the last election
November. is1sl. and one additional delegate
foT every fractioa amounting 10 81. but each
organized county viii DO entitled 10 az least
one delegate.
Uudsr a resolution OF 1858 no delegate will
be entitled to a seat IN the convention who
does not reside IN tie county ho proposes TO
represent
Ia compliance with resolution adopted Ia
Detroit. June 5. Isoi. the secretary OF each
county convention Is requested 10 forward To
the secretary OF the state Central Committee
sroom o, butter block. Detroit. bg the earliest
mali. after the delegates are chosen. a certi-
fed LIST OF such delegates IS are entitled TO
seats ia ths state Convention from their re-
spcctIye counties.
JAMS McNftLAS. Chairman
WILLIAM X. BAtEs. secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

A PUZZLE called "Decapiiation" says
10 rs: "Behead poet and leave a
scriptural name" The last one that
came in escaped before the puzzle was
seen. But we'll bear It in mind.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
Michigan's Jag.


l0iedo Is ade.
Michigan IS having q heap of trouble
with her Democratic Legislature. These
bodies are like d-unks; worse after the
excitement of getting them is over.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

The Missouri House OF Representa-
tiyes mss passed bill requiring all cor
pOratIons other .h2n railroads to pay
.heir employees weekly and in lawful
money. This - 4 blow at the time
check and company store system. 1t IS
I'll
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
wAsssseroas wEAlrA.
rss Father - Hs Csxrsry Freely Wen
FTr~S fr yn1s wo-lS7- Sroo1s-

According 20 an almanac of iTe1.
General ~ Washington bad good deal a
personal property. This book - ore
hundred Yea-s azo says General
Washington possesses Ie.eoo acres ~
lard IN ere body. where e Ives con-
stsntIy empioys 40 hands. keePs
sr~e-ssv.e~s p1ows cosaz a. TIE ve2-,
~beu tse ~sefher ~lzs re-nast. soged
in Ia s-s-zzz - scr~s Of ossss 20 szxes
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23


oecutaul
So kow+ Ia az O The northIr n
ann 81
lies wIha % + ri Stoch
OrFcEo CRY csRK. r
Q Trss
.eso so s
pae sfs lf %
60 O
thereon aad atty cents Tor he cost % sslaE eaes ut Of "a
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

RACE equality Is established in Geor-
"a. A white man and q negro were
ynched together the other day a.
'hougb both objected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

The United States circuit court st
New York, sustained the constitution
Atty of the Mckinley tariff law, IN the
nIt brought to test it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
II VIII B- Long Felt Want.

Am nj OF NuNtltts
Wantcd-A microscope. powerful
enou kh 30 bring out ore single act Of
reform passed by the present Demo
cratic Les stature OF Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
40 u n,.RanGR,.

Any sabssrtser Ia IaE TELEGRAM
nEE-ALD - ho rsils ~ receive the paper
regularly. or who may have rsasoa 10
e0aaplaia OF late delivery. III eoHrer a
spses4s favor by informing this once OF
the Kaet AT ones. send postal card or call
sp tets phSas S5i.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
nnnreciated 8 Services.
City Tribune:

Bay city tribune:
The police have st last run down q
boy VINO had stolen twelve cents worth
OF brass. This IS encouraging; let the
good work 20 on.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

fEaRe Ma atserige n4fF ii taAnF 81 Dr.
tui q asa > ~. az bssi sat eaesg.ssI-
ana aAaft aeapf eanl a8 "a q
ee As-l e@T to@ 90, a. k44is p43a- -a-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
JAMS MCMILLAN. Chairman.
WILLIAM X. BArEs. secretary.

In me above convention counties In the
Fifth Congressional district Will be emitted IL
Delegates as follows; Aiegan. 10, lonla. lo;
ottawa. IS. and kenL A..
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

ONO seems 10 m worse scared over
the Indiana boundary hne question
than she WAS over the Michigan hDe
years ago. A horrifying report has
bean started n toe State that a num-
bsr OF Indiana Republicans have IN
sugurated a movement 10 have the
state line resuryeyed, IN such q way rs
~ lesson the Republican majority in
Dhio by 5000 votes and benefit the Re-
publican vote of Indians by that much.
That IS really worse than the descent of
band Of half-armed aboriginal Demo-
rrats from Michigan, Ia the Toledo
VAR
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

ToN CARROLL as chairman OF the
Democratic County Convention de-
nouuces James G.. Blaine aud PresI-
dent Harrison. and remarked that "the
party of Lincoln Is not the party of
Blaine and Harrison" According TO
Mr.. Carroll "the party of Lincoln
must have been right. but where was
the Democratic party at that time!
Was not in It direct opposition 20 "the
party OF Llueoln2" Ask Governor
WInans If it were notF Mr. Carroll also
ssid that the Republican party 'shsve
been recresnt TO their trust" This il
a direct recognition that the Republ..
can party had a trust. and this thought
suggests itself Had it not been for the
trust imposed upon the party from
1881 to 1875, what would have become
of the country with the Democratic
party in direct opposition % the Repub-
hcan psrtyi
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

TIE Democrats IN Congress will get
in a hnal bsck-hsnder at Reed At the
end OF the session. He viii probably
be the first Speaker who failed 20 re-
ceive vote of thanks from The House
at the expiration OF biz term. He vii
have the pleasure of breskinz another
precedent. II has been customary for
some member Of the party ia the mi
nority - rise on the last dsv of the ses-
son snd move resolution ef thsnks 70
the spesSer for his courtesy and i'm
partslity Such resolutions are usually
adopted hy unanimous vote. There
was sonas Democratic opposition 80 the
resolution Of thanks 90 Speaker K-ifer
at the close Of the last Republican Gang
ress, eight years sgo, bvt he had strong
Democratic friends, and they proposed
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

fsHe-los
ne
7zsn-f - Isal y b.
f~4on ~ = hig+ art ssasfn nn ~ s prth
anse n ersr ard ~ D EN- - !. .FDehans
fsaaE "a
Frlos 81 ~ txrx cnsvp -
spa & rnas 8e.nrf z
: ~ = e = Fahae nsrs8 ~ =
sess r5s so r
~ ' -. A
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

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Huntsville gazette., 1891-02-14
THE SOLDIERS IDEAL.


Lessons in Devotion and Daring From
the Army.
In the arms, with it's vague and few
and distant rewards, there may be and
there are rivalrieS in devotion and dar-
ing, but there is no competition for
place and money as there is in civil life,
and yet the soldiers ideal being duty,
the performance Of duty seems sufficient
1t is state of things which can suggest
much to those who are fond of battling
the hope of better things in us with the
assertion that it is contrary to human
nature to act from any but interested
and selfish motives. Human nature is
a great mystery, and we have not yet
begun to solve it; but it appears that a
number of men drawn at random from
society and trained to a belief in duty
as the chief good, will keep on not only
living it but dying it. We civilians talk
much, we almost talk solely of our
rights, but in the army it seems that
men talk chiefly of their duties, when
they talk at all, and never of their
rights. These things are true of all
ranks: the ideal is the same from the
correct all the mistaken tendencies of
the time before they became soldiers.
If, as Ruskin has fancied, the army
should ever serve us as the norm of the
civil state, and we should come to have
'ssoldiers of the plowshare as well as
soldiers of the sword" it might not be
long before we should be told that it
was against human nature to act sell
fshly, and that to be recreant to the
general welfare in any aim or deed was
to be guilty of conduct unbecoming a
citizen and gentleman. However this
may be, it is certain and it is significant
that those who have attempted to dream
out future brighter than this present
have always had something like mill
tary organization in their eyes; but
these Missionaries have somehow beheld
little Of the gaiety and enjoyment which
are quite as compatible with the per-
formance OF duties aswith the assertion
of rights.-W. D. Howens, in Harper's
Magazine.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-02-14
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