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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
STYLES0F THE DAY
sprirx Is ~ the Shops Il Not
il the AIR.
yEsY FIsE RIGS Foa I'M
Lsassz' Lasek-s .st Csssip c4snss'rxs
sss IA clsshss rksy ssnx u
vis~-s ssinx lsss~

n y the profer thiax - The berfn-
nisz Il Lsnt - zzs--l<s cannot
oo.4hins tasy with pi->s1re any better
~ sAis re<p.st tAAz - rera.<ktnx
Eaa1 a0w ~e usnzs0s 1Anee -e pat Al
sxsz.cssln@<y a1>anty II zsnsy into
l.<1z<sl h1DaAso1s-
kfo~ io<s n strike yoa 70 Dc tod thas
en> sAosz~.d 1ofi1<s - .ot a. IN .su.l
snrn - - ,svssk@1 an the co~ers - 4
sinFie i1zsi- fsms1Ans gatherings
~Uhst e4n hey ps~sioky and 10 buy
witA ~" s@kca 1ssls mousse froca Gao
s1z a. shs hslt sp her h1r-m4sssa-i
k>azs h hsao>sas sarprise Il ne infor-
uL1xi.1n-
Here . What sh-y DID buy with 10 o.
> rosen. occs-sioo: Sevcn t4bles. cash
lad tr s--<ea x.s~s<. ~crs d>ck>d e>eh
vita srssA satin paklA Zach pail wss
filsd With 1850 and trson 10 za .
trolsr -.sln Efsb<n - the Hlbhtls II tfls
bs-~rd. whsrc stood big satin c~>kst
frm ~h1rh ros~s and Aiscs oserfo~cd-
Llls<. ~ers h<4s.sd Ia every available
spa Ga the doth IN Fv~as eiazt.-rs
Y-S. hf2e4 FOE llresty. In The fA>h-
tonssis lnA<izsson at least. q 10
sF,rssg. and the May time shows timli-
y in IA fasAlorsbls toilet and boldly
IA the sisop wir.iovs~
At ths inneheoa aforesaid there were
issensi.r gowns and buncAee Of
s<5lets GA straw b.5nnetx. A costume
which Interested every woman who
iooksd .. Il 49, rna4ls Il pale pur~
p.i.A cloth vita acllhng OF black rib-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

~ -p-eielty worth rulsfv-sins ~ $50
I mussf 49, psr,tra fpr teliing 80 aa,p-~
Or ~ 1he Ss~ Ta<s t&fiirs ris-sar--l =.
st,rt al sati -riaslin@ seAxar. 'rhe
f~>gse di1 ~. nsat.riafiss. tsis y ~hv
IT, -sit.sr a,~t = young snd p~~tty girl
<r~sh frpsn h~r srfsss9A- ~ b~ll
AL NJ. was shere.- 49, >,f>
Dr.. ia 10y skirs-, lroliax b~sut..
g. ~ 2 ~ had jusi ssspped oct II a
rseesre
~Dh. t.,st> ~ wy ~ ~on~n sskr
n = 81 s,fd ~ eslisor. - p~~ftf q.
pi.eznrr- ssnD skirt- eli WIN tas~e =
o. - +, taktnx NJ tosinx cassr
a - rsyf'sFs frrsra 80 ssncsosn pine hed
e. ~ frsi shst nA~ernt sntte~fael1ns
hexa~
ssriig -r,fffnery - r~-v ssn.,h - ~
frrs. slnf - a,r~xrzi-~s p.rt - = = -
~es~sAsrfal rr-ss-r tss5rn - riesaess
gerA r~esef rsf'<ssas AL ss.eh ~ ani
eudasftesfs H~s--@ $3.50 n~~-r effer~i =,
6enfle sgne>1 hetF-. She - SET tre
6~nts~ - s.se~ps ss@rn Tb< kirxs~ 49,
&,cre ssfst>~s<f'is 49, krstrr = ker Fssx~
fn.e<s rs~zs~a Fsfrrss <sbhs,as tnat-
~ taen ~ 49, ht.r es~s~ste ~ shs s,f-
rn~nt 49, sse errears a. - frssssss
~~-~flnsa $50 se~iaxe Ns6 za.ei pis,ss
wfsh u=sfpfe bo~s ~ 49, sle~.tsarrs s~S
~sth 49, 49, s~ssb>a - rv-sa vaeltt
rz---1. p.srp.- ~~sl = she 1afsr s~.sr.
- ~ssh 50 reaasr&rnsess - - lseFs-
r<an -ke hs- ei.sses. ftresa - h~r 49,
49, - kaaxss~ fs-zsn 49, 1853 - ss-
! = eteees
A sr~f.r "a nr-ssesd shzs n.crHAns
rss e = sr=as4 kfsEn $3.50 NitA .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

A BIG bull being driven In herd at
Hsrrodsburgh. KY. gpt scared and ran
wildly along the street. until he dashed
through the door Of small hcus~ e~su-
psed By eoiored family near James
livery stable. The animals weight
broke down the foor. and the family. q
m1ther and several children. went down
with the bull. the cooking stove and
everything else in The rom. into The
cellar. siopg with the astonlsh~d ho-
vine No one ~es seriously injured.
ssd after getting The shrirkIng family
ont safely th~ ball. ai>o unhsrmed. bat
made de-siie by The sodlen stoypage 81
III career, was estrsestei with much
dil1sroltT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

with 40 absolutely unique trimming Of
= ~ids eaaa u ersehes--i straw. The
bodice bad s4lte Of soaAsc JHek~s Of
velvet edged with the same lzeeifke
straw. and the neck. instead of bsing cue
b The ordinary way. had An odd. turned
down velvet collar. OF sAiiorish and .
sammerish look A black riSbon sab
Wa wound roand the figure In . mysse-
rsoasly complex fashion. stopping II the
back nnally 10 . oix bow. The sleeves
were balloons. Ike ali slec~es nova
days. and the wearcr had southern vio-
ists-f-esh from certain garden ] wcs
Of Ia Tenaessee-tucked iato . knot Of
1bton above her bosom
There are gowns IN progress already
for next lnontA's festivities In Washing
ton A young girl who stands near 70
The C,evslsndz has busted henef OF latl
with tie trysngs on necessary for the
p~rfecfing Of frock Of white silk with
- A. sl-s-f ss.lhr-. IN h~a 80 fe.tda
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

iosk ~ t.si< ssll 81 tssz.esssis ss6-
FssDaS <af s<<rin- ~l-e plt>9 - eye
MAJ . r~ss.,ss. e Axart. s,sst i~E
Tekles ny txnd - IA nGz>esi sAfss>1 us~A
feqkfkz NJ na1d vita ksr teFz2~<&ns osL
Hos - escaE~ s<n1 s>ss s<f' TIE s~sfta
E.<s a stefr t4s elzsserlAs s-.ks ca tisS ~
& Esae - tks hs4s ~slA ISL er&Ae-ss All
n-esl
><f. pelhzho1 ss4<. sos are ve<kisx nssaa'
tfd q tbs <rsSs.@n1. "a tlvse ~ s1s ~tnS'
stay ~ili pe. love, u captivity insna
ssof.< thai s<s ~roz<At - he ~ 40 A.
sisa1s
On tor EFissr Of the birds q arise.
koAoerfal rords "a hks i - that f~rs1eos
ks.s~ontnE ctsateres q ls<ss 20 tbs skles
song al ias psress s-shsoo IN The si~dei
bss. woodland hr<rs. % ths ycke for svht1s;
seon sail the lyrics ~ ~iBd IN tho tress
SUR yoa ~ pls~ Ia Tie yress forrest sislr.
cod ssnd no there With ths grass 70 ny
ksees.
sess ssn stroki1x nav cheek with yocr breast.
An. hos the tosnflfuf velvet l. fAiF'
Sta, slta nEs here far year Asslinx ard rest.
st~y. for 1 lore ysa. asl,sks Of the Hiri
Norman oAis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

ks3 called AZ shern n - rfrsry. Hz1
Mr. Nunzu<ro denzsd the s,x.l sr1 tne<s
~rrre no wisn~>sp< Ms Nsiantes ~as
81. AID even Lse sh< s-e<n vii i'sf srsz
r.1sss. eeang pzv,o<zss4. ~<eia k~ss
t-s1 1ia<l
The usAl 49, s<,o1s D. cio~s. Sxofs
bly, q tbs commemorative ~ Mr. Irsoeux-
y Lea has s1ssrs.y tlrnea ~ tie pub-.c
VITA ts1uDI1sns iook inInci-stefs !
reoosnizsd tAHs h~4-1. for had ia Sen
IL ofls1,
bat wAsr~s I fsls sk.~x n 49, . quo
tlon u os<stAl imporssacl Sad1-<-iy
hxt1z shos throogA my pz;n1 That f><u<s
vss Registered upon go q my uuE.er~
Gus instantaneous psosarrssA> Il my
nssEtt1r's library.
..TEasfors Mr.. Mm,quars MOI have
bssn IN the nasAzyfs rtx~zy.
Yea ttzS v,sit, th.x ~ oenkat. ~ ha1
made, and the tribunal o1g<.t - know a.
Il ie&I>d - ~ sdsocas<'s 3e>k sxd
hrisfy ibid ham Eny story.
In fsw minutes l h.1 r~ncAs1 nv
home sna rstnrrsd 60 ~ trsbnnA
bres<hlsss. hut wsysng y>prr n ny
hand
Il was not dsoxvsd. che r.snhhnos
was uszkins Mr.. Prsdoux. lsnn,ls o1s
hand upon tas wisdow iedse. wss ko11-
ing IN ths ofissr . bsntze ~ papus -
ward Mr.. Aonquero-
You can easily divin~ what foncws1.
ssrhs tribunal relos~p1 Mr.. PrsfD1x
In . fortnight and ex11rssesd han fsum
b,azna The di<honess esxksr pu1 IL
B-lgiAn frontier brswsu hins-kf ss.a
jusfscs. sn1 Mr.. rrsdcux invited that
sns evs4ins 10 dinner he y<ossaan2l
Mis- Valentine. stsn s1<lrs1x. bat
more charming than ever IN ~ pallm
Of cuuvalescsnce. rushs3 ts<ard me-
sYoa have ssxsi the fort1nS. Sne.
what IL fax better. the bonor q uy u
thsr.- abe aid a< che exis1dsd - NJ
har hAad. Nothing. si<oiut~,y no<A-
ing. can testify our srstituda
But IT, int1rrupsst /. hut ~
and deciding ~ onoe upon my ocurss a
action ] drew Mr.. Prsdonx into hi1
library. whers I related % him tie -
eret q the photographs. my love ssad M,
hopes
Il VII ahr1dee Two months nft<z
thss interview Mi< Valentine md vr-,
married.
James Besufssnc s.opp>d and shot ,
look q satisfaction toward he ssnAzra
fr,endA
'.Beholdr- s&sd he s<nienticu&,y. s'how
photography makes msrriaes<-
"l~r cr,ed one. ''ln-f2u<&nooukly, 2
PROM the frencA IN hoinAnoe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

roxa ~oui4 40 cas.on renasrs y
a<ruxSssry - ,hesn % handie any ma
pl~snrns ae.sa<r sh1a aa-F Psaesi' snd
= IA /. u>o-.s>ry - - dsns y on-
elals !. .lmsly tzsrassed - sh<sr s<<v-
ants.
a. he bad ceice taings are scarcely
h.tt.~ The directors &fe naen who
h.xe b-en foreea lato az un~eicome
p<,.st.sn. - 20 lave NJ freltng for The
sabskantial s1eesss Of the railway. and
No appreciation II worsm&nlike excel
lence. bat who are always r~sdy ~
i.ssen 70 any dilsttxnte VINO can salk
specifically II seise, aaa saFaish and
sho~ from Illustrated advertisements Ia
~Ass respects The Chinese trains come
short Of some ideal BrIghtoa express or
Philsdelphi2 nier. especially whes the
glib foreign gentleman hints Al the pro
FUSE fabrication which railway pro-
notion demands in other countries and
which h only eompstible with LAVISH
coat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

\ Johrson eounty Tex. man Whose
-ff> diea some gesr- aTo found uFos
disisterrine De body fsceatlr - frsns-
fes Y - another burial place that "a lisd
hs~sotn~ peffsa~sl Besnx n . moaev.
nesins alay<-atioa Ne has b~en sahsns
ne soaF sroaad ~ exAiafign aleas
~s.h some ether EhssslY ebieets ard .
asaax psstsg Business lie !. - Re
rs.sr'-f sssss ~s'n sna snt<ssas srsssias
hrissi sesf - ne ~svlds far. t.klas
ssone ~sf- ~ J. ~ksrs he ~tIi sshtss,
hes in ss.'s she~ sad lhas aeffsr ne
~sp~as~- - ne tsip sas ~-s~ sossy
srs.<tsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Tho shopqsns rnsnners - women have
not improved Aiay. II s~crsi tncsicrts
of the psst week indicate anything.
There are women whose oornp~ny man
nsrs are fne-who appear shoso1shiy
well hrrd-yst who sesm ~ forrrt tk~~s
~ s>on - TIN door oioss< On tlss oAJl<r's
back There - only bsw vuueD who
carry their conynny raAnD>rs snss sh~r
shopping sorrsI
Il sho~ld ~ ~ nssh.- grou,si's "a
ferfsnihae wbrn . similar o,wsS4hcn
was made m his preseoor. Why. fvrr-
lily bchevs you vvonsn are al hrssP.cus
when you are IN the stn~ss Iws k,uk,
ing NJ mechanical Toy he othw night.
when . woman ssde q lie ,sss ds.st~v-
stely and IN the coolest n..nw po~r he
ssvs 10 the clwk. IN s.ks sl.st' sAs
had be-n lpssnsng - ~ o~o4poDr-
caught sbs prsns M hsc~~s' \ vss
the only 90 len ] 81 H1s xs~enG ber
q rscce a rnr rDsssd hsg - ] dsas> ~sns
tho toy lst ~ - bo~sab orn~nrs-
mate i1n1vrr<ine-oe from snrh swes>
locking er-~surefs-x~v york Bs>n,zs
Sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
NONE WORTHY TO &c SECOND.

Uh.s - gsgtssh mas s~ld ~ sAs oasss
About . wiaaAag A~srsess xssht-
Since the great victory Of the Amer
lean yacht Volunteer over the Thistle
i've yesxS ago there has been no race
for the Americas cup. but the prospects,
for another contest next summer arc
now very encouraging. IL Is. says the
Omaha Bee. peculiarly htsing that the
contests should be resumed during tho
year Of the great Colombian fair. when
there will be millions Of people here
from abroad. Ever since the famous
schooner yacht America won the trophy
In English waters in 1881 the suprcm-
aey Of this country In the designing and
building OF fast sailing craft has been
maintained Year after year, with true
British p~rsistency. have the English
tried Ia vain TO regain the cup and thus
establish their superiority In the science
OF naval architecture-for upon this
point alone have they been beaten.
The American victories in recent years
have not, however, been won by such
wide margins IS that by which the cup
was won forty years ago at Cowes
Queen Victoria. who witnessed that
memorable contest. turned 70 one Of
her attendants and asked: Which IL
firss, my lor d?"
1.-The American. Jour majesty" wa
the reply.
And which Is secondy she aslsed.
There Il no second. your majesty.
was the significant answer.
And this was practically true. for the
American flyer had left her competitors
so far behind that they were hardly In
sight when she fiSished-
There Is q practical side to this inter
national yacht racing. It not only
stimulates q nautical spirit that is not
without its uses, but IL also encourages
the study Of . science that is Of real Inn
portsncc- II has had much To do with
the development of naval designing In
this country and will yet do more
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

/ DO not call II skirt 10 Be worn With
hoops, for crinoiine Is not distfnS&ly In
contemplation: but three steels have
bosn run into the circle Of The s,kirt.
which eoncede the principle, II they do
not carry out the practice 10 . very
alarming degree
Scver ruches OF white game are set
about the skirt In seven fabby circles
The bodice has how neck, from which
great lApcls> embroidered with silver.
turn down over the bosom big silver
buckle fast>ns a bunch of roses over the
bosom. and white velvet belt In the
waist finish. with more ribbon
Another evening dress which under
- circlei with rose garlands from the
hetn OF The skirt almost up TO thu waist
lima It, material Is a rather heavy
gsuzs or an extremely light silk -
whatsoever you choose 20 call tin
color q faint snvery blue. The roses
are teiis.te plrsh pink and the whole
thiag would BE- delicious X only some
FEASIBILITY were allowed for of its wear
er's possibly firing and dr.iving 20 sat
down To crush = whole garden for
oae's scl6Sh comfort Is cruelty not
lightly 20 be attributed TO a dainty
daua~sl
n you arc thinkfng OF spring wraps
you can bear IL la mind that the Rvs
slan blouse coat il NO, any longer safe
buyiax /, " going out but the PICKET
with triple capcs wiz last, unless there
- !. e.a..t.f ~-~..l-.&&.- sh-...~b<s... a..
>pr1ng Especially In brown. for In
spring garments brown Il Of all shades
the sh4fie
Th~sser froc<s are about the prcttss<t
frocks there are AZ this qsiet seasop.
and The prettiss. thrster frock. all
things considered. that sas vet creased
ny vision. isagh~d and cri~d az D,se In
The s>ai US, in iron. of m, lat even
.ng II rss rich dark green ciosh.
.rsia~i ard fastened behind. The
skirt wa< trianned with eru~swAy bsnds
~ 3s<p helietrope velvet In a sort Of
szusr- design Tho sleeves wor~ Of
hsliosreps ps0k co-sled ak and had
iafsp vslest ov~raiseves SgnAr. bih~
- Tie siik a. tie front and bark ~ The
bosiise werr sxyverr,d Cat With ~ksts lace
sat bor&ered with narrow gosi and
v-lret hsn@e long brown r Dab nan.
- was rs.Aer-d 10. VIXEN the r-srtasn
fsi1 stru.at tA~ shoal3er<. si.cin.inr H.
zl.,ries Il - square yak. Of purple vel
v~t enishcd WITH long Jet frfng.
A Frsneh has ~ brovsn ssik With pur-
pie ribhon~ frish-d che toiieA ". brown
planes dropping npon he ~esr~r's
saeosdsr< GsE-xS cs~sosx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Formerly the Csnscsan side 81 tia NJ
agara fslls wss L sAsp--a. which caused
the name Horseshoe fills 10 be given a.
For the last 10 CT II yckrz. however. that
side Of the falls has b-<1 v SHAPED instead
II L SHAPED. the change being cAassc by
n wearing away Of the Ledge over which
the waters pour. On Jan 4 lses. great
displAcemcnt Of rocks again took place,
aud now the Canadian s1de q the great
cataract IL known - Horseshoe flls
IL Is pretty generally Known that the
falls Of Niagara are moving % the south
A deep cut through the solid rock marks
the courre they have taken ia the beck
ward march
IL IL q wonderful excavation. a mighty
canal dug out b. the sheer forcs of fall
ing water Not les4 astonishing IL the
removal Of al this debris The roc<s
have been thoroughly pulveriEst and
swept ont into Lake Ontario. onceft WA
believed thai the falls would ultimately
wear back 10 Lake Enc and degenerate
into = second class rapids The latest
idea Il that the falls Will rcccd< two miles
farther - the southwark ard then siop
siill--that II. ~ Far - the background
tendency u concerned The oso>e u this
VIII be that NJ that point . solid fouDds-
ton for the limestone ledge over vhsch
the waters pour will be found. Two
miles-of wearing hack viii make the
falls only ~ feet IN beight instead Of ioo,
as at prcsent Pr~s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Tfx z<o<x:nx 1C<a~s ocEun< ~1s t-D-
rs kssS1 An1 TDz1c1 hills ~ J11e-
AnS r<.gs H. ~ a. eE.<k1i khrr<a
A. ssks. 49, -~a1s1~ss l.to t1nA
~ M svsns~ h>r sssgrans te.lA
~ h-se< ss.<ks sa1ai ~ ne trru&
Az - kks ses<k 49, tl1Ai ssss-s
hE<<k inlo ~ka1az< - ts< sesa
Tns hse<z<s slt-x their ~Az<rrns 900.
AE1 every i1s~et . h1rrAsb<<i r-rost
Civ. tsr<1 ~ akirD - rspssFt s<ronx.
Ast every vl1s ~ s<rsasxs hos<-
sssn ~ touoh ~ s<ru<Esss ham
In A. kAe~< ~o12r1a< ~orks ~ tklne-
AEd ssrslxhsvay iron tAf kss<l tAzoas|
th>nL
Fssss ls>aas v1rsas inss ndss
w. n l. ysy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

A generous act Is its own reward
The hired girl Was courteous. bat by
no means ss-viie
She kindly reyressea an exclamation
~ impatience when the lady u the house
asked her II she proposed gong cut that
afternoon.
with nobility not oftsn found in the
more pow erfal glasses ~ sxi~ty she for
hure 10 give uftersnce ~ the r~tulsnt ne
ply that came 70 her hps
Yes. she answered politely. II had
thought TO d. -.
Ia. Lady ~ The house swinei her IN
errs together nervsDsir.
---.yeu vii want my black rik
drrze
she stole 'inid. snrieas glance ss
The domestic.
No. The l.tssr hsst~rsea 10 r~inir.
ven NAV wear H. viii STAY AZ is.nse :
AMI az tie rest - the isv SIC wAs
male hspps ~ - thouTht u ~ voarn-
terr saersAes sbs had made - pssssas
Irfeans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
THE FIRST WHITE AMERICAN.

He wac Dor, IN Massachusetts of Nor
wsgssa Percentage.
II n . historic fact that the hnt
white child born in America had Nor
wegian mother. The child's name was
Snorre. son Of Thonfeld. brother Of
Lief Eriksen and IL was born in tho
state Of Massachusetts In 1908 and taken
back 70 Iceland when three years old
A thing showing that Columbus had
edge is the fact that the Norwegian
woman Goodridge, when she went back
from Iceland, proceeded TO Rome and
told the clergy where she had lived IN
the new land and how long she had
been away from Iceland. The record
In now in Rome written IN the Italian
language. Anyone like Columbus, who
had the brains and energy to GO out and
seek the new lands. had the benefit Of
The Norwegian woman's story. History
shows that Columbus went 20 Rome and
was shown the records. Thus he knew
that there was land in the west He
didn't know what country ID was any
more than the Eorsemen did. When
Lief Eriksen discovered the land tho
time was not ripe for emigration from
Europe.
When Columbus went out there was q
period Of unrest Religious contention
was in the air. The Puritans and
Quakers were taking refuge in Hol-
land. Persecution made people glad To
se ek new land In large numbers. Co
lunbus went west when the time was
ripe for the world 70 follow him. That
was his good fortune. but he was not
Americas discoverer- He was only In
ssrumentl in It's settlement. In Erik
sens time his people were rovers and
hence they did not take permanent ad-
vantage Of his discovery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

A Cas- avenue woman has husband
who has done such thing - to forget
to do what his wife had requested The
other evening about O'Clock he came
home and sbe went at him
John she said. did you ten that
expressman to come here this afternoon
Yes. Mary" be answered meekly.
We'll. he hasn't come"
lis that cor"
Yes, il il. New. how do you account
for it,
John rave The matter . few moments
consideration.
well. my dear he said finally.
either he's lying or an. and 10 relieve
us both from your suspicsons IN Just
step down 10 nis place and - what's the
matter. and the charitable John went 10
sse the expreassnan. Detroit Frcs Prsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

The hero Of Khaxtoum. like the hero
Of Schillcr's "wsllenstein. thought TINT
all soldiers should be noble minded. and
that tn their own hearts and not in other
mems opinions they should find their
true honor. He could not understand
the bestowal or acceptance of q reward
for not deserving . comrade in danger.
But then be would not have what he
considered duty" rewarded In any way
beyond the usual methods Of pay and
promotion, and hc illustrates his opinion
by characteristic snecdote: 81 ike that
old Iron Duke, with his fearful temper.
He told friend Of my father. who was
bewaiiing his long and msritorious serv-
ice. that he ought 70 be glad the coun-
try had kept him 50 long" This. how
ever, seens inconsistent with Gorson's
institution Of special decoration 70 re
ward exceptional service and merit st
Khartoum. Broad Arrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

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