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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Die Sonnta9sfra9e
Gute Qnsfi6ten fir oen Ste9 Ger Dernunft.

Die Dffentlic6e Meinung lit mdcbtiger,
ais bic 9irectoren unb @ommtiidre Der
@eltausitclun8 fi9 trdumen lieBen. 9as
Mtuderelement unD Die ic6manfenOen, 5tpets
felbaften 6iguren in beiben &Orperi6aftem
fangen an gu erfennen, baB Oas amerifaz
nii4s 8olt SelbitbepuBtiein genug bat,
UNI it9 iber einen ldberl;ben MinoritdtSz
bei3l1B, Der Die Sabbat6iperre otcttrt,
binpegsuIeben uno = troBbem nnb
alIebem : BEN ~offenen Sonntag gu forbern
unb gu erlange1.
Ser Sreitagsbei9tuB 6er 9trectoren mar
nun etne balbe OaaBnabme, nit Der fetn
berntnftiger Mteni6 3nfrteoen ietn fonnte.
ST par nur Ser erfte sSbritt auf 6em
8ege Ser 8eiierung. Sbm muBte3 etn fer
nerer S6ritt folgert, tpenn Die 9trectoren
bas 8ubltfum befrtebtgen tpOIten.
9a3u tamen sei4dftIt6e Sntereiien.
Die &aiie Ser Nltsiteuung lit in elmer tranz
rigen Serfafung. 9a fe6lt @elb 5ur plus
3ablung Ser @ebGlter an cine ganse &etbe
bon bon @ugeiteuten. 9a feblen 81, O00, 900,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

v9pn Suan III Der l1ntettpelt" fait itetS
5oDlreicbe 8e16nuer DecIannr1elt, uno babel
lit DaS QSerf et1e robe 9tltbttGt, aber tetn
tpa9res &unitnerf. 6unberte bon ner>
l~allenen 9ie6Daberinncn nit Sitr1enoen,
broben6en pOer flebenOen @eberOen, cine
iogar nit bem SGugling auf Dem Nrm,
fDlgen benz Metberbet60rer I'M @DafoItiim
in LANCER 9teibe; ct ielber itebt a6er in Der
flei0iamen ipanti6en 9tittertra6t tnntttten
OeS &u6neS, allf benz ibn BET QderDn
ioeben III 8eglettung beS fteinernen @altes,
Der no6 Dor Dem Sitter fnieen0en @rGftn,
oes fibelen 2eporellp &C. itber BEN StDr nacb
bet ltntertpelt fG6rt. Die auf Dem Bib be-
baltoeIte S6ee lit einfacb i~iberipannt, bas
9an5e @ffettboiberei. Sin iolcbeS 0erf
fam feline pa6re &unitfreu6e pabrufen,
Die boc6 ntbt 70 ie6r in Ser REMEMBERING
bes fiinftlerii6en &Onnens, ais in benz
@efiibL bes @efalens an benz Dargeiteuten
@egenitan0, Der &iibrltng, Der tiefen Sc
miit9Sbetpegung, pDer tpte BET BEN Slnlts
perfen in Ser beuticben @btbetlung Der
- Notwithstanding berubt. Sbtpobl
mir nun Der 6eutl6en Notwithstanding,
eben neil tie unierem @emiitbSz u1O
@etteSleben ant nG6iten Iiegt, in bemnGcbIt
tolgenben 9lrtifeln gan5 belonoere 8eacb9
tung gu She'll tperben laiien, 10 iDoaen mir
in ~unieren 8eurtbetlungen Ser geiammteit
Notwithstanding AUDI 6en an6eren uno
gan3 ~beionbers Der amerifaniiben : gez
rebt tperben unb ieber &units un6 Sc
i6madsribtun9 9te6nu1tg tragen. Sagt
bod Setting, ber t~ueiieite aIer Sunitrt6ter:
yNtan bat feinen @ei6mad, tpenn man
ntr etnen einieittgen bat, a6er ct lit oft
oeftO partetiider. Der pabre @ei6maf
1T Ser augemetne, Ser iib itber S6Onbeiten
DON eo t berbreitet, a6er bon fet1er
u1ebr @ergnii9en unb @nt5iden ertpartet,
ais tie getpGbren fa1n." 9as lit Der
Stan6puntt, Sen Der Serfaiier bteier 8es
ri9te na9 &rafteH ein3ubalten ii3 bemiiben
ptr6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

tpelt an Sem groBarttgen l1nternebnen bat;
Die 6rauel1 BADEN mebr ais tbren Sbetl
basu beigetragen, boB Der Griolg Oes Inter
ne6mens gefidbert iei, unb ie f0nnen AMI
baS groBe 6riebenstperf nit 5tebt itOls
iein."
9oS Suinotler Staatsgebdlocy OaS 1eBl
offiateQ Sen 8eiubern ge6ffnet 1T, nat fir
Die seitrige 6eier prd9tig becorirt. Der
8au setgt inn @ranbriB bte Sorm zines
gried6iic5en areu8es. Ser 235 SnB bObe.
6as @ebduOe fr0nen6e Dom, bat Y Sur
i'm 0urbmefier. Die Sage oes Sainoiler
@ebdu6e5 lit cine iebr giinitige, unD eS ipirb
iib obne s3petfel zines ie6r 9roBen gu
iprrcbeS erfrelten. Die Soften tlIr oaS @e7
bGltoe b~etrugen $3.50, 900.
9luBer BEN pben bereitS ertpa6nten Ser
i0nlicbfeiten na6men npd5 Die MIt9lteOer
ser Suinoiicr 0arntn Gontmiliion unO
piele bcrDorrogenbe GDicaBocr an Der Gtlz
pei6un8Sfeicr She'll,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
2lus Oeutfalano's urSett.
Gr0fnun9 Ger INSTRUMENTATION Ans'
~ftelune.

Die 9eutib>@t6no9rapbti6 Q(u8iteaung
lit 9onneritag feterltb e%rOffnet poroen. Sb>
glet6 tie an Ser vMibmaD Plailance" ttebt,
lit tic ein 8eitan6t6etl Der Offt5telen Deut7
i9en Qusftelung un6 ais 1olcber pom
&ei6scommtiiGr @ermutb Gusorltdltcb am
ertannt u1o in BEN amtltben SatalD9 let1
ner Qtbtbeilung aufgenommen pDroen. Ste
Musiteuertn 1T bs~fanntltb bic bor Il Sab
rem in Berlin gegriinbete 9euti91Gtbno>
grap6iihe Instrumentation. Nls
observation-disclosures unb finftlerti6es @bren>
comtte fungiren: 8rof. Or. Strbotpy Dir.
Or. 8oB, 8aurat6 MaIot, Brof. 8rabt,
q. Mfeperz@o6n, ldmmtli9 in 8erltn.
Die pti1eni9aftlt6e 2ettun9 bat Or.
11lricb Sabn, @barlottenbnrg.
0luf bieIe NusfteQung fDnnen bic 9euts
fden nit 9te6t itol5 ietn, benin ME 3u0or
tpuroe = tpeber in Qntcrtfa, no6 tn Gu>
rppa = cine aub nur anrdberno 10 retc91
baltige 6erdrtige SammLung erretcbt. 0aS
oberba1ert1de 6aus bon 1880 NIT ietner
o~rigtnalen got6ti6en gtnri3tung uno ietz
men GertGfelungen, 6as alemannti6e 6au3
BON 1850 nit Ieiner SpdtrenGiiiance7&tnz
rt9tung, baS nieberidchltl9e 9ans BON
1870 nit &enaiiiance7 8ertGfelun9, terner
bic @aiier6urg, tnnen uno auBet cams I'M
alten Stple burcbgefi6rt uno an9eTltlt NIT
ben benz befa1nten Wtaecen StdotratD
!3i6iQe in @roBenhatn in Sacblen gebortz
gen @affenz un6 8eitediammlungen aopte
nit Der bocbpertbpoGen Collection l%ar1nttz
licber Gabirungen Mannfelbs, lotote emo
ltcb 6os be1fii6e Gatbbals NIT l@et1ert Die
beutibe 9rdbiitorte baritelenben Wooelz
len, BEN bonn r6miid7germanti6sn @en1
tralmuleum AT Otain3 entle6ntet rontt1
lber, frGnfiiben unO celtiicben Sropbde.n
unb &riegern, Ben SmitatiOnen prdbiitort1
i9er 8ron3en unb prabt1tortl5er @olo'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
I'm oeutiaen Oorfe.
8Iumen, Gbiere uno mirtbshausidilo.

Ser 2outs O1ten6orp, Ser Qan6i6aftS>
9drtner beS Oeuti6en 9orfeS, tptro in eintz
gen Sagen iein pOeltepoles 9Sert erfol9reth
beenbet 6aber. Ser Burg ra6en tit nit
ben peri9ie6eniten @alierpflan3en, ais !:
Arundo, Typha, Junca, Nymphaea,
Phragmites H. no, petleben t%Doroen, DG6>
renb Die Dor BEN tppiicben 8a1ern6Guiern
Liegen6en Bldbe nit Staten, 8l1menbeeten
un6 StrGucbern in berg8etie ge5iert itn6, tpte
6tes an Ort un6 STEELE ilbltcb 1T. 9ier
begriBen mir @olbtad, 2ebfDDen, Stod>
rolen @raSblimcben &ttteriporn ,
S6mertIiLier unb an0ere 2tlieniorten. Qm
peitpbGlii6en 9duie feblt ntcbt baS liblt3e
&oggenfelb. SeIbit Die Gbtertpelt lit Derz
t~reter, I'M bte Sacbe realiitti3 3u madben.
0a lift etn groBes 8tenenbaus nit tenen
aus Strob 9eflo8tenen &0rben, tDte bie>
lelben lett langen, lan9en Sabren ms euti6z
Lamb I'M @ebraucb ftrb. 6ter permiiien
mir aucb nt9t ben tpetBen SptB, Die &abe,
6i6ner unb Die nit etnem auf Dem Seicbe
peranferten S6tpimmpalait bei9entten
@nten. Ser &eitaurationsgarten lit nit
Sizes beftreut, 10 baB nab ftarfem &egen
baS SuB5eug nt6t bei6mubt tptrb. Sea-
mentltb aber baS v9orf" lit IN Der Wetie
nit ben &inbern Slora's bepoltert tporben,
oaB bic seograpbti6e SGuibung, ais of
man in 0euti6lanb tpetle, etne poufomment
lit. gu bteiem @rfoIge lit 6errn Siten@
oorp in Ser Shat Slid 3u tpini6en. @em
es an 6em bloBen Nnicbaten Der 8lumen
nibt geniigt, Der miro bon Serrn Often:
oorp'S lie6enSWiirbigen 3obtern nil
S4ntttblumen periorgt. 9te 8urgtneipe
pirD bemrnG9ft auf Qlnre9ung bes 6errn
@o6en, bon Der rSa. ct. 3tg:", mi
benz bilto1ii3en 8trtbsbausldbtlbe oerIsRer
tperben - Elm btsberiger Wtangel, ubel
beren v@ntbedung" Der aIs y9orfi9mieO'
befannte Serr 6. q. S6miot benz IS
beS 6eutlcben 9orfes" gang be-
lonbers Derpfltcbtet gu iein bebauptet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

fun6e, Ser Sammlung bon originator
8fabl6a1fun6en aus SI6 9eutl6Iano
lnb Steintpaffen aus S0leStpt9>6 Dlitetn,
Der Sammlung BON bGuerlt3en ScbntBe>
reien aus nieberiG6iii6en, ba1upart1oben,
~alemanniIben u1b frGnfti9eu @egenOen,
Ser collection bGuerlic9cr S6muGia6en
unb beutic67poLfst6iimLicber &opfbeoefun7
gen, ben 6auSmObeuen aus Sberba9srn,
| S6lesptgz6 olftein uro 9el1en aues
0teies 1T cine NusiteQung, tpelbc poue
1000 @egenItGnbe umfaBt unb zines mebre
maligen 8eiu6eS unb gritn0lt6er Geltcbz
ttgung tpertb lit.
@S farm ntc6t genug betOnt tperoen, oaB
man unter benz populdren QuSorude ooeut@
1d6es 0orf" ntcbt BLOB BEN GOncert9arten
nit Sen bon BEN ibneiOtgen Wtuitttapeuen
gelieferten mulifalii3en @enitiien, ben trtz
idben Observation-Disclosures ben SSn0uz
Itriebuoen, ben 1b%6umen6en 8tergldlern
un6 ser Deuti9en Spetiefarte 81 perlteben
bat, ionbern baB fir ben @ebtlbeten ltnO
fir Den, ber nacb 8tloung tracbtet, Der
mpralii3e S6merpunft in Der etbnologtz
l9en Seite beS llnterne6menS ltegt.
un6 UNI 8reile un6 Yublttum bte1e Soee
gum 8epuBtiein gu brtngen, Datten Die
6erren Or. ltlricb Sabn unb Staotratb
!3i9iQe 6te 9eftrtge Seier neranitaltet, 3n
tpeIcber in tbrert gtamen Der 0elbatts5
director 6err s. 8. S3niot ge9en 200
@inIabungen ~erIa1fen bate.
@egen bic WtittagStunbe iteaten itdb Die
@Gite Elm.
Sn Tolge 6es ~l1mItan6es, baB CUR lelbts
gen 3eit Die feierlic6e Gtnpeibung bes SUIT
l1oiierS taatSgebGuoes Dorgenommel tpuroe,
mar bte 3abl Der Gribeinenben melt GERM
ger, ais man erpartet bate. Die 6erren
Sabn, 3ibtue unb S9mibt traten nit ben
@Giten etnen &unbgang bur3 ale Jtdume
an. Sns6efonbere tparen ais anpe1eno gu
b~erseid6nen: Gommiidr @ermu1b, Ser
poltungsrat6Smitglieo S9mab, Sol. Htce,
SecretGr Gbmonb8, Secr. SaipDer. yta9
Dorgenommenem &unbgange murbe I'M
8urg9ofe inter 9eitung bes JteitaurateurS
Sblenfer Elm @abelfriibitit6 %ierntrt,
porauf CUR Seier 6eS Cages itb bic 6auptz
figuren beS 6eutiden 9orfes, ndmli9
Director Sc6mtibt, 9~teitaurateur S6lerter,
Sic Gapeumeiiter &uibepeD6 nnb 6erol0
II. 81. 3u elmer @ruppe %Dereinigten uno Die
pbotograpbil9e 9tufnabme berielben be-
tDirften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Die Deutfhe Nbtheiluns i'm frauenzpalaf. =
2tusfelun9en Don 5rduenidnlen uno
;frouenbilour9spereinen Gtne 5d6erz
iammlune. - Kunftpolle Stidereten uno
6anoarbeiten eir3elter Oamen. Cine
Ki1oerfo9f9ule. = Deuti9lano's Wale=
rin11en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Cine misunderstanding in fi9 1T Der Sns
6uitriepalait.
@as Der meni9ltas @eilt in BEN Iebten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Columbia Qpenue.

Die 6aupt= uno Weltfrabe oes 9noutrte=
palafs nit oen Partitions Ger etn3el=
men fremoen Sdnoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

OlutEt6et Iulue+E SeIUulBle JHlIIHluoeLI
Gbanoeltere, Statuetten, unb LGnger Der>
tpetlt er in benz unmittelbar am Seitenz
portal ausgeiteQten SlorenSer 8ouOoir,
etne Serle tinftlerii9er 3tmmeretnri3z
tung.
Stalien 9e9eniiber baben Sic amerifant7
icben Btatofabrtfanten, Sic SGnbler lnb
nnD Sabrtfanten in muitfalti6en Snitru>
nterten tbre f~oloIiale bocbtntereliante @e>
Misunderstanding, IN Der etne Collection
altert6ilmltdber aus Ser @oLontal8eit itan.>
member Embellishments BON beionberem
Sntereiie lit. Sin nte6rtges 8ortal fiibrt
in bic We1ittalienausiteuung.
9as 6urcb NIGHTS bemerfenspert6e 8orz
tai Der Nteoerla1oe, oeren bauptidebltb
aus tunftpouen BprceQonpa1en uno S0pfez
reten bcitebenbe NuSiteuung cine Der Set
tenitraBen einnilnmrt, itDBt nur NIT Ser
Srpnt on Sic Columbia Qlpenle. 0age0en
5teDt ft9 Der 8aptlon Der S6tpei3 an Der
9an5en 2GngSlette bet Npenre bin. Der
YdotuDn belte6t aus mebreren @rlppen.
| Die 6intertpanb iiber Der QusfteQuna Der
icbpeiacr 6olsi6nibereien 6edt Elm Qlpen>
ponDrarna rno Nnit6ten Der StG6te SEM
nn0 2u3ern.
Die S6ipet3 bat ntcbt bel ausoeIteQt
aber mas lte ausiteut, tit i6r 8eites, Die
Sol5iDutbereien, Die Sptelboier, Die Nusz
lagen @enfer llbren unb Dptiider Snitru>
mente, Dte S6mufiacbelt, geben Elm poaz
itanbtges unO erib0pfenbes 8t(b Der
S9mei3er 6aupttnbuitrte, Ser 8robutte,
tpelcbe Die S9weiaer Snbuitrie in Ser GAM
gen 8elt berilbmt gemacbt baben. De,
8abiuon ldBt nacb alien Seiten bin einen
freien Slid auf bic einselnen @ruppen be,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-30
FAvoRs THE CHINESE.
se.a,a.tor stanford surprl.es the co.ast /

Senator Stanford Surprises the Coast by
DenouncinE Geary' Law.
Some local surprise has been caused
ct San Francisco, Cal, by Senator Stan
ford's denunciation OF Chinese exclu-
sion or restriction and Of the Geary
law. He said: sit Is q serious thing to
throw any impeachment in the Of
our Chinese trade. There should never
have been q restriction law passed In
the first place, and the Geary law
which has followed Is an outrage. i
did not oppose 1t, for II appeared that
some Of the people wanted It. Twin
admit TINT at one time had some
fears OF the Chinese overrunning this
country, bnt for some years have had
none. We need the Chinese here to
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-30

The wife Of the President Of the
Worlds Fair. y
= Lady Who Bears the Honors Of Her
Position Gracefully and Hospitn-
\, Her Interesting Fam
NY and Ancestry.

A woman doing her IA. u h e ~, !, |.
work q te Worsa,s I'M, = ~
ton with rreat crefiit 3, i,crssif s,,d
the nation Il afrs. Thornas " spal,ee,.
whose husband. -scnator 4 T NOM, Z
~ palmer IND Ia q ncs;t,S,, i ....,...s
dent Of the Wori],s colnm,,i A. .|,,s ~
gtion. = -
Mrs I,,a,. .,,,,. 49,. ~. i. !. 4. ].
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-30


and trimming y an absolute necessity,
since the ghtsst bangl ths small
est nneys ess- 4 dread fully apparent
when lighted from beneath. II is very
y important that each phase Of the work
should PC tlioroug cptnple ted before
another y begun. The overing Of the
wire tpnndat ton with thin silk must
tirst be accom- lished; y required
tinted or plated, the flutes on plaits
must be carefn liy ged bafo ehard
ard tackled n sewing on, have i care
70 taiSe small stitches and turn, u a
little ~ possible. n * + s.
rills md aciiings should mcyeo over,
eoe entireiy finished before setting
about the task 81 putting them on; and
4 when lls bows OF rosettes are added the
requisite number must be made Vi, !;
each exActl ysof the same 8. g quantity Of
locpsas like one anot het as the pro:
verbal peas.
The form Of frame which obtains
most y the pagoda, with upturned cor-
E!ners; and - pictnresq que contortions
render Y less difficult 70 bring TO per-
lection than the aat circle or the
dome "A
Materials q good quaiity should be
chosen. II the silk Is half cotton, Il
viii never look clear or good color.
Cheap, common lace, and second-rate
ribbons VIII spoil the most delicately
handled shade, and never do the maker
any credit Pink y perhaps the color
most frHfYifQffffp mad lint va lf.txt AZ. Z.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-30

: l;l|DENliIIlSI.
Or. ". q sW 1 J; |,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Graduate Of University Of Maryland.
Baltimore, Md. tenders his profession.
al services to citizens of West Milford
and vicinity. All calls will receive
prompt attention. Office at residence
OF Mrs. Lynch. 11.4m n
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-30

It Is q science IN itself TO puck the
waists % i frocls. part culariy when
they are niorned. is now, With bris.
Ting bretelles and Immense slecyesi
lined with cfinolihe. Il nicely Il more
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-30

m Az GhdlnE NeFy Thin. #
Sixteen ounces 81 gold as,e stficient
70 gid q wire that would enciscie the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-30
THE MONTICELLO
BRICK MPA!NY,
of
Hand Made Brick,

I1dIISl E1NIdSIS D11S.leA3
and Contractors for Brick Work.
Will keep constantly on hand a
full supply of first class brick, at
.he Menticello Brick Yard, on
Monticello ST, Clark sburg, Va.
Orders solicited. Address j. r
Adams, Secretary.
Box 14s, Clark sburg, W Va.
16-1yr.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-30
[CapitaI S10O. ooo.

r. q. LOWNDES \. \ 4. . fresiilenf
IHOS: w. HARR1S0 On Vice Presid ent
LgIHEk RAYMOND Cashier.
70. r: HARRIsO On "a Ass,t Casiiisr
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-30

q - ;. \. q a. s ErJ "a q,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-09

Geary law will be n population OF,
and assuTedly contract with n
foreign power, even when opposed to
law Of Congress, which Ia upheld by
the Supreme Court, Is paramount. IL
ia the same as an agreement made by
members OF firm or corpora.
ton which by its terms runs
counter 10 an agreement by
such firm or corporation rs a
whole with some other company OF
man; the rules OF business and the
guidance Of honor would cause the
Internal arrangement to be set aside In
favor Of the superior agreement even
II there were no statute TO that effect
IL IL 10 with the President He Il
willing to enforce the Gs,ry law, but
undoubtedly is not willing 10 violate a
sealed and solemn treaty to do II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-09
CONSIDERING ALL SIDES.

Those who are disposed to crlticlse
the administration for Its action or
rather inaction regarding the Geary
law--the number being large aud
growing-have probably not consid-
cred tho case In all It's bearings. Ordl-
narily there Ia no discretionary power
vested In the President In respec. TO
the enforcement OF mandate OF the
people coming as an enactment OF the
law-making department, especially
when II stands the test OF the judicial
interpreters. Generally not even the
action Of the latter should be- waited
for, while It should certainly never be
anticipated. But there are excep.
tions growing out Of peculiar clrcum.
stances sometimes, and these may be
paramount on a full consideration we
deem the m liter under discussion to
he shown TO possess such features.
IL IL not to be assumed, In the light
OF current history ami knowledge OF
the mans characteristics, that Presl.
dent Cleveland is disposed to shrink
from the proper and prompt enlorcs q.
ment OF any enactment coming within
his putyiew, nor should II be
believed that he Is disposed to be luke.
warm or evasive In the performance of
his Official duties. But when there Is
adaptable GOBLET or an ambiguity in
matter OF duty, he has the same
right to satisfy himself and be secure
regarding tue performances OF It that
any other servant has. la the case
under discussion the President il not
only apparently inv lived IN a conflict
buta dilemma, and DO what he will he
must 20 against one thing or another
marked out for him to do.
The United States In bound nv
means OF a treaty wlth China to the
observance Of certain thiuga which It
10 claimed the strict enloruementofth The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-09
GREAT Is SALTAlRi

OF the vast host Of people who
yesterday visited tue new health and
pleasure resort on the shore OF tho
Great Salt Lake, we venture To say
nine out Of every ten beheld n struc.
ture lmmeasurably larger and finer
aud more complete AMI perfect In all
its appointments than their widest
maginAtion had pictured. The
magnificent pavilion rising, Venice
like, out VI the waves In r,upendous
and graceful beauty, deepened In its
semi Moorish architectural lines the
suspicion that what one saw was not
firm structural reality but rather a
delightful oriental dream.
Attentive readers OF the papers
haze been furnished from time to time
with descriptions Of the building and
with reports Of the progress Of the
work; but an incfedulou, and unkind
public always prepares itself TO make
allowance for journalistic hyperbole
AMI to discount several per cent what
IL commonly deemed the extravaganza
Of newspaper qualification. II for no
other reason, therefore, than that Sal.
tair Jusllfics all that has been said Of
IL, the fraternity relolcs In yestcr.
days event. There was not a
vlaitor who DID not admit, ~ least
mentally, that he beh.id n far more
splendid sight than his Newspaper had
led him To expect; and there were
thousands who, with Sheba's queen,
exclaimed, "the half has not been
toldp
Congratulations are In order for the
people Of Salt Lake CITY and Utah
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EUROPL'S CURSE.

irwin be remembered that shortly
after the visit Of the Germsn emperor
TO the pope, rumor was started that
the former had agreed TO consider n
proposition for the disarmament OF
Europe TO he placed before the gov
etnments OF the leading powers. The
Austrian premier, Count Kalnoky, Is
now reported ~ having expressed his
view that such scheme Ia an utter
impossibillty, hut that II would be a
benefit TO all n the constant effort Mt
increasing the armies and nayies
could be stopped.
The situation In Europe has for
many years been sue rs TO lead even
the most eEperieno statesmen TO
expect either n terrible war or
something greatly different, perhaps a
general revolt from the iron rule OF
mllitarism with a subsequent dlsarm'
amenl; but years roll by anu
nothing particular transpires.
The fact seems to be- that tbs leading
powers are rs much afraid that war
will come, as II they hal no armies at
all. The people OF Germany certainly
do not wish any more bloodshed. In
the last campaign Against france the
Germans completely wiped out In
crimson torrents whatever stains OF
defeat and dlshonor they might have
thought were inflicted upon thcm In
former years. The empire was built
up, the hereditary enemy lay PROSTATE
at their feet. Their revenge was com.
plote and they have no more to gain.
Why should they wish to 10 10 war;
France, II IL true, mOurns the loss Of
an important part Of her beautiful
domain aHd might have n
secret desire for revenge, but Ne
long a. that country Is gov.
erned In a republican spirit II Ia
not likely TO risk the lives Of millions
ofits inhabitants In order TO regain the
possession OF few square miles Of
e'AihSAgt NhiSh AeW ~ ahNat
thoroughly Germanlzcd. Austria and
Italy eau have no desire, Rs they have
not the power, 10 engage slnslshanded
In combat with their mighty neigh.
bors. and Russia lie about the only Que
Of the great powers that really Ia In a
position to contemplate an aggressive
war. From Gear Peter the Great, that
country's rulers inherited M sacred
trust the obligation TO push forward
toward Constantlnople, M object Of
which they have never lost sight and
probably never will, until their vic.
torlous hurdles have planted their
eagles on the shores Of the Bosphorus.
The greatest danger to the peace Of
Europe Is therefore In tho oriental
question. That Ia "a Gordian knot that
will yet have to DO cut asunder by the
sword Of an Alexander; but the time Ia
probably not yet at hand for the final
stroke. Aud II IL not likely that a
general disarmament eau take place
before that problem has found a salts
factory solution.
The following figures recently pub.
llshed show the military strength and
rs growth in Europe;
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'lded In francsl as follows

This enormous Increase In expeudi.
lures is altogether out Of proportion
when compared TO the increase Of
population and resources The hn.
anoIal condition Is even worse than It
was twenty years ago in many Ie.
spects, particularly among those on
whcas shoulders the burdens Of mill.
tarlsm fall most heavily. The limit
seems to be- reached aud reaction
ought naturally TO follow.