davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24

8rdltb, iopie audi BEL 6en MGhten 6es
Continents iibltcb, fir tire @eianbf bdften
ober Botlbaften etn barern6es 6etrn At
~beidbaffen. 9as 6ors lit 1tets gerduttig 1tttb
mattcbmaL Elm Bracbtbau. Muertfa cts
tpartet BON feilten @eianbten, bag tie
fir cine Jfeitben3 ieIbft Gorge traz
gen, u1tb fte tbun btes AUDI unb beSablen
matcbmaL n1ebr, ais t6r gauges @jebalt fitr
6auslnietbe. Die @ebdIter Der britiicben
8oti6after betragen: int Sranfretb So
600; in OeIterrei6 $40, 600; in Der Sirfet
$40, 600; in 9euti6Lanb $37, 500; in Staz
lien $35, 900; in Spanien $27, 500. &ein
ameritanii6er @eianbter in 2onbon, Der
nt6t blpB benz Nat1en na3 9e1anbter iein
t%polte, bat es ferttg gebrabt, NIT Diel tpez
niger ais $4,000 aus5utommen. Watbe
bon tbnen baben aber bebeutetb rtebr, alS
6as gebraucbt." 8tsber betruaen Die @ez
bGGter BET @eidrbten Der Ser. Staaten: in
Seuti6lanb, England, Sranfrei9 nnb
&uBGan6 ie $4,000; in Sefterreidb unO
StaLien ie $4,000.
= SIM Siltan3mtntitertum in @aIbttss
ton 1T Elm 8roteit gesen bic 9lnorbnuns bes
In @erla itattnntrten Vertreters 0es ai1ez
rtfanti6en Mtartne>8 Bureaus, Or. 8rotpn,
binterLegt, tpel6er angeorbnet bat, baB1200
Sad &affee, bic bon Noen in @rabten I'M
@enlaer 6afen GUT Q8eiternerlbiffung nab
ben 8eretngten Staaten eintrafen, elmer
3tpDlfitiinbtgen 9estnfi5trung burb S6tpez
felodmpfe ausgeieBt tperben ioaten. Die
bonn amertfantiden S%lottenoberar5t @Dz
man erlaffenen Observation-Disclosures be-
19gen, 6aB bic 11n16iiaung bon Gob3nGer,
@Iucoie unb 8affee, weI6e aus infi3irten
6Gfen fommen, mttiammtt i6rem Snbalt
3tpOIf Stun6en lang S6pefelbdmpfen aus
geiebt tperben minie. Oils 0Dman nun
bonn Stnan3mtntitertum in @ai6ington be-
SigIicb bteies Safes ST. Static ge3ogen
tpurbe, ertldrte er, baB bon bteler Nnor6z
nung nibt abgegan9en tperben tonne, iibrtz
gems fbabe bas benz &affee nt9t5. Die
@igentbiirer bes &affees itnb anberer Mi1z
it6t uno bebaupte1, ber &dfee tperbe burb
S3nefel6Gmpfe fir BEN !0anbel tpertblos
9entacbt. Sn SoLge beiien lit bur6'S&abe[
bte Weiiung nab @enua ertbetlt tporben,
6en 8affee ntcbt gu i6tpefeln, aber i'm audi
nt9t GIT erpebiren. 9as 6inan3miniitertum
1T nun UNI etne enbgiLttge Gntibet0ung
ange9angen por6en, ipie es In 3lIfunft NIT
&~affeeien6ungen ge6dLten tperben 1oQe.
8ir6 Bic @%nor6nung 6es @eneralar5tes
aufredt erbalter, 10 biirfte oaourb
bic affee@@inftbr tpeientlt9 beetntrd9ttst
@inen edbten 9ummeniunsenz
baben btefer Sage 5tpDlf Wttglteber
Der 9elta : Smitron Nlpba 8erbtnbung
bon College : Stubenten in 9elatpare in
Obto an flint Mttgltebern BET Sigma
3etazge us> g rbtnbung periibt, ais bieie
nit Der Nufnabme zines neuen Mtttsltebes
in tbren @erbanb tbefaBt tparen. Sic padz
ten bic tuneen 2eute, banben fie an 6dnben
lnb SiBen unb dbten tbnen nit 6Daenftetn
bic 8ubftaben 9. .. 81. auf teOe 8ange
ltnb bas &tnn etn, io6aB bte alio @e3ei6z
1eten 3eitlebens nit ben ertpd6nten 8u6z
Itaben in tbren @eft6tern sebranbmdrft
leiu tperben. 9benbs BADEN bte Spfer Der
M~iBbanblung ibre QudGseifter perbaften
tuelde cine Sreibeitsftrafe BON einem
bis SIT 8tpan8igSa6ren gu 9etpdrtisen Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
Mik 8urt.

Ser obtge gtame 1T unferen 2eIern
tpoDLbefannt. Seine SrGgertn gebDrt un>
ter Die beiten ber en9lii6>amertfdntiden
Gr5ie6erinnen. Sic mat cine 3teroe Des
2~ebrerlemtnars bon @oof county. 11n6
ouf bic 9~anfbarfett ber 9euticben bat ite
nob beionberen Qtnlprub ourb ben berz
ftGnbniBpoIen unb Itebreicben Gtfer, ipo>
nit tie itets nit Wturb un6 Seber fir ben
llnterricbt int 9euti6en einitan6. Wtandbe
ibrer trefli9 unb ret3enb gei6riebenen
9tbbnnbLuneen iiber 6teien 1tnterribtsz
Sipetg lit ~unierer 2eiern in beut1der 8ez
.arbeitun9 DDrgele9t noroen. Set lie I'M
Sommer 1890 bon 8iirgermeiIter @regter
3um Wtttgltebe bes ftGbtiid6en S6ulratbs
ernannt tp1roe, bat tie audi in bteieut
gang III benz obet bei6rtebenen 0etlte
g%eiptrtt. Beionbers nacbOriidlicb fdmpfte
fe bis 3ulebt fir bic GrbaItung bes beutz
i6en ltnterrt6btS IN allen ben1eni9en 6lai>
fen bet 0ffelttttben S6ule, lit benen ct
segentp6rtig ertbetlt ptr6; unb sugleib
lud9te ite TIN tpte bas 0ffentliobe Sbulz
ipeien @9icago's iiberbaupt SIT beben.
&et0er a6er bat WttB Burt auf tire
Steaung i'm S6ulratbe, ipeLcbe nod etntse
Ntotate aetpGbrt baben tpiirbe unb nab
2tblduf Der 6reiidbri9en 3eit bteQei6t err
1telert porben pdre, iebt ponitanbi9 perz
3tcbtet.
9ieien Gntf9IuB faBte ite in Solge rpber
unb ungerecbter 9tusfdue, tpeI6e Elm Scbulz
ratbsmitglteb Qtbbotat Srube) auberbalb
6es S9ulrat6S gegen ite 9ena9t bat.
Sine aasge3et3nete en9lti39amertfanii6e
Srau metnte unS gegeniiber: MttB 8urt
bate ft4 UNI bieie 8eIeibigung ntbts
fiiutmern o6er BEN BeLetbt9er gan3 geb0rig
a6trumpfen ioaen. 9o6 nicbt iebe 6raueuz
natur 1T f%dn1pfufttg, unb bas entpfinblibe
53art9efiibl Der OfiB 8urt itrGubt it6 gesen
cinen Gampf nit iOI3en 8erunglimz
pfern.
98ie febr fe bon ben 9eutiben seabtet
miro, baS 8eigte it6 in Der 8eriammlung,
ipelbe BON btelen auSge5ei6lteten beuti3en
6rauen in ber Surnbaue bet Norbieite gu
@ul1iten bes 6eutiben ltnterricbtS ge1aIten
tpurbe; benin ale erboben it6 gu @brcn BET
O}iB 8urt. ltnO Der 9auf Der 9euti6en
tuir6 i6r bletber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
WeDr Sentofrattf6er 9attt fit Ste
9e1stIGteet.

Nu6 aus Connecticut ertonen iebt lbau>
rlge 9teber bon benz Dante, ber BEN 9ent>
lcben bafiir 5u Gbeil mirb, baB 1ie ben 9e7
mofraten gum Siege Derbolfen. 9lrs ser
0~Drti9en bebetten6en Stabt 0drtfor6 itn9t
ein beuti9er Democrat folgenbeS grimmtse
&lagelieb in BET sc. 9. StaatsSt9., Sic ii6
nDdb Dor &ur3em nit tbm iiber bic bortt9en
6eulofrdtilden Siege freate:
Scr Wobr bat ietne S6ulbtgtett ge>
than, Der Wfobr tann geben, bas idbeint Der
WaDriprucb Der 6artfprber bemotratiichen
Wtai6ine, ben oeut16en 8Gblern ge9enitber,
3u ieir. 9tacboem i6pn BET BET t~ilr3Li9 ab>
gebaltenen GDtpn7Wabl mebrere erprobte
9euti6e burb Q(mertfaner nnb Srldnber
auf benz bemofratti 6en @abl3etteL er1ebt
iporoen ipare11, bat ber MaDor 6Dbe iebt
einen i~peiteren Sbrttt 9etban unb ben 9eutz
iben Spiepb S6lpab aus Dem v8oarb" BET
goLt3eicommiiGre, tpelbem ct btele Sabre
lang dls erprpbteS unb betpdbrtes WtttgLie6
ongeb0rte, 6erausgebrdngt unb i'm bureb
etnen Mmerifaner, $, 6. Settings, erlebt.
@8 mar et1e moraltlde 8 fltbt flr BEN
Mfapor, IN Steue oes 6errn Scbpab etnen
anberen fGbtgen 9eutiBen 5u ernennen ;
ltatt beiien periebt ct BEN beutiben WGblern
einen 6teb, Bet btelelben 5tptngen ptr6, tint
nd6iten Triibiabr am Sttmmtaiten 8er7
gelt1ng 3u iiben unb bte S6arte aus3uz
ipeBen.
vWfan tptrb fib nod gut an bte beutf6e
Notwithstanding bonn 8. Nooettber
pprigen SiabreS erinnern, in tpeLcber 6er
t6err 8~urgermetiter 6Dbe etne rteitge Sob
rebe auf bas 9euti9t6umt 9ebalten bat, unb
e5enio an ietne @euBerungen unmittelbar
na9 Der @abl, mdbrenb tpel6er 3ett bic
beuticben @Gbler 10 iebr geprteien tpnroen.
9[ue8 OteIeS i1einen aber bic 6erren abz
iid6tlicb 5u Dergeiien. Sbne s3tpeifel tper@
ben bte &epubltfaner bieie @emetnbett Ober
oren3eulole 9ummbett ieitens bet Dertofraz
tiicben Wfai6tne mlsniiben. Ofan barf iib
6aber ntebt punbern, ipenn Der nG6ite
Wtapor 5artforO's ein Gepubltfaner ietn
ipirb."
@te bic Oeutlben nit bemotratii6er
S6lecbttgfeit ab3urebnen t%pifie1l, oa5 bat
li6 ~beionbers au6 BET ber n~eueiten Stobtz
tpa6l gu 9eortd in inherent Staate geseigt.
Oenn sic beuti6en Stimmen toaren es,
oie baielbft ben 9tusibLag fiir Bic furbtz
bare 9tteberlage Der bort porber a0md4tt1
gen bentofrattiben Bartei sabet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
aoad1eattid1e alttots ataats-8ettate, astoa,taa, "A. aprtI 1898.

ni6t setban befommen. 9(ber BET ORIENT
li6er Organization iDute es NIT so Gents
per &opf geDen. Die alsgeieBte Mfillion
lollte poIfomlnen b~inreiber, ul1b iptrb es,
iper1t le ntcbt perplempert piro.
9ie 8roi9iire bes 6rn. StribL entbdlt
cine Wen9e ipertboo0er Stnger3etge iiber
bas bette 5ur StraBenreinisung gu pertpenz
benbe Watertal, ben 8dlt Der &ebribtz
tpagen, 8aiiertpagen II. bsI., unb ite iet
biermit benz 8oriteher bes StraBenretniz
~gun9sbureals angelegentltb empfpblen.
Sreilt9, miro ct ite lelen f0nnen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
6ehr i1terefant u1b ipertlpnQ iii. tnns

Sebr intereiiant urlb ipert9poa lit, mas
6anslid CUR Gbardfteriitif bes barnaLiaen
9eieQi6aftli6en 2ebens bon 9lltpien erz
s66lt. Sn ben feinften 6Gu1ern Der
Wienerltabt lebte ntat bamaLs unqemeir
etnfa6 rnb fat tn criter 9tnie niebt auf
Brunt nnb gOIeret, ionbern auf ben Ser
febr nit erlelenen DISQUALIFICATION, nicbt
auf Gbampagner fir ben @aumen, ionberft
ouf 9lectar fiir @ei1t uttb @emiit6. Sin
tpptibes 6auS bieler Dirt tpar bas bon
6ansltf's Snfel, Dem Characterization
Srtebrt3 9rdt16 NJ 5 in MEL
6em bet iunge 8rager bel nerfebrte. 0a
CAB es baltn Derrltbe Qlbenbe, an benen
l40ne Wtuitt rn6 cole 2itteratur abz
pecbielnb Die @6ite erqutdten. 9ratz
16miebt Ielbft mar Elm gutter 8orlc1er nn6
fang nod aus alter 3eit Der nit tiefer @mz
pftnbung Sbubert'i6e 2ieber. On mandben
9(berben las 9 auernfeI6 1ein n~eueftes
Drama; So epb 9ewtnsfD, 6as
iiin9lte Wttglteo bes 8ur9t6eaters, trug Ste
1cbDniten @eotd5te @riQpar3er's Dor unb
Clara g. d umaur bic nit tbrer
So9ter pieberbolt BET 9rati6mte6t tpobnte,
folgte NIT tDrem berrli6en GIaoier1pieL.
Canals fonnten alteb ipl6e TamiLien, bic
fetnespegS 81 ben ~noblba6enben sGblten,
itb ben 2urus elmer fol6en eblen @e1enigz
felt bGuftg geitatten, benin man Iebte tpeit
geniigiamer ntb anipru6s[oier ais beutsrz
tage; man fonnte letne Sreunbe fait ale
Sage etnLaben, benn fe ertparteten tetn
fetnes Souper. 2lnitatt zines fo1tipieltgen
groBen Bales CAB man bret ober bier be-
lbetbene 6auSbGae, BET benen es ungez
atpun9en 6erging, unb BET benen it9 allies
foitlib unterbielt. @tnige iunge 6errer
paren INNER ba, tpel6e am GLapier abb
pebleLnb 5um San3 ip%ielten, Elm Salient
urb etne 8erettptutgfett, Bic man 6eute
unter Der mdnnli9en Susen6 bel ieLtener
ftnbets 9as pa Die 3eit, mo- Sofepb
$ e1ImeSber9er, ber 9roBe 8toltntit
unb 9treftor bes gonierpatortums, tn
ietner @obnuns bic ~beriibmten v8iriteLz
bdle" Sn geben pflegte. 9aS 9an5e Snuper
beitaro ba aus ben beri6mten Sranffurtern
nit &ren, ben f6itltnen 8tener SemmeGn
unb 8ier. Nue @elt eribten in bequemem
Somnera1aug, man unterbtelt ft6 BERT
Iicb bis IN BEN Morgen 6tnetr, unb fam es
GUT Nbrebnung, 70 bate Der 6auSberr
ni6t mebr ausgegeben ais etntge v@ulbens
3ettelt".
Qusflige in Bic nit BEN berrlt6iten 8u=
6entpGLbern sei9miidte 11tngebuns @ien's
bon ben v%fetnen" Sarntlten i'm
Omnibus ober In BET brttten Glaiie Der
@tienbabn sernabt. Sperrftbe i'm Ebeater
tparen etn gar ~ieLtener 2urus; man gtng
tn's v%atpette Barterre", no man tpenigitens
cine Stutbe friiber fommen muBte, UNI ii6
guten glab au ftbert. 9lber grade
bteie @tnfa6bett urtb @eniigiamfeit brabten
es nit it9, baB man teben @enuB anbdbtts
auf BEN lebten 3ropfe1t fblirfte uno
i'm 70 LANCE ais mOgIt6 auf ber 3un9e be-
bteGt. gtnen dnberen @eiit brabte bas
Sabr 1848, t6ansltd erlebte es ais iunser
Manr, tb aber ais &nabe, unb ba tpia tcb
benn baS nd6ite WtaG SIT ber1, mas 6ansGif
iiber Bic 8arrtcaben5ett 3u iagen bat, meinen
Senf baau tbuu. 8ar id bod AUDI STE
oolutionqr unb bdtte betnaDe, pGre Wien
1tidbt 10 ibnel1 erobert tporOen, cine aIte
6etterptitole abgefeaert. @elapen iuar iie
i3on.
0prtG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
strabeareintststt9 1T e1trop6tfGea
6rORff00tem.

Die Ser nelten Sta6tregierutg 3unG6t
obliegenbe Dicbtigite Qufgabe lit Die Siege
lung Der StraBenreintgung, Der 9bfu6r Ser
5ausabfdue urb Der StraBenbeiprenz
gl1ng.
ga es fets bort6eil6aft 1T, fidb barber
gu un~terrtcbtcn, pie anbere 9eute gleicbe
0tngc beDanoeln, nm no mO9li6 BON ibnelt
5u lernen, 70 tpirb cs benz 2eier piIfomz
men fem, at erfa6ren, iuie Die StraBenrei@
nisung nebit ben ibr beripanbten 0ingen,
in ben @roBitGbten @uropa'S betrieben
uirb. 9a5u bietet trefat9e @eLeeenbeit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
@rof aA4tO WLebeiertat.
d.

Gift ie9s3ebn Sabre ipar gornelia Wars
tin, bic ei15t9e To9ter bes Seem gorter
mebrfaben MiQionGrs 8ra6LeD Warttn,
alt, ais Tie auf etner, Ret1e in S6ottlanb
einen leibbaftigen englti6en 2orb, ia io9ar
@rofen, ben @arI pf Granen, faperte, unb
iebt in tbrem faunn ansetretenen iteb5ebnten
Sabre bat tie in etl1er bet Wobeftrben yteip
Yorts benz Observation-Disclosures ets7
lii6sn 0riItofrater, Der at bteIem 3tpede
nit et1em 8ruber 6eriiberfant, Die 6ahb
AM 9lltar geret6t.
Ser @arl Of Graben lit auf feline borz
nebme @eburt angebe1er ltoI5, ntb man
ersG9lt bon. tbn1, DaB ct, I'M bor leOer
8eripe68lung NIT tpentger Dornebmen 2el@
ten gelicbert 3u iein, auf etnen ni6t nGber
besei6neten She'll ietnes bodsrdfli6en8orz
pers bas noue SalntLtentpappen in mebreren
Sarben tGtptpiren lieB.
Ser ionit NIGHTS be6euten6e innge @raf
muB alio enttpeber ungebeuer berItebt ober
unsebeuer 9eIbbeburftig ober ungebeuer
geLogtertg 1ein, inbe1n CT bic Sp6ter etneS
9etpDbnltcben ameritantl1en 9oQariGgers
beiratbete. Die spette bteier 8ermutbun7
gen trifft dber nt9t 81, tpenn oer @drl
tptrflt1, tpte nerli6ert tptrb, elmer ber
gr0Bten un6 rei9iten @runbbeftber @ng2
lambs 1T unb AUDI in S6ottlanb etntrdg7
Lt9e Sitter bat.
Brab[eD Marttn ra9t urter ben Stem
gorfer @elbldden oabur9 berbor, baB er
Die ippieften S6mdule unb Sale 9iebt.
Seine nul1mebr grdftbe Go6ter Gornelta
bagegen ibeint iebr sur Spar1amfeit ooer
bielmebr &nauIeret an nn6 aufgele9t ST
fetn. Merbtngs lief ie it3, ebe ite bor
Gur3em europa DerlieB, bort the prdDt>
bolles 6ob3ettsfletb anferttgen. Nber tie
trug es at tbrem 6o63ettstd9e nt6t ais
funfelneue5, lonoern bate eS 1don Dor bet
Qbreiie bon europa mebrmals 9~etragen,
I'M Sem Uncle Sam BET bet Nnfuntt IN
Stem gorf feinen g~ingan9s3ou oaraif 3ob7
Len 8l mitiien.
g8o5u mir nun bte1e jdntmerli6en @e@
16i6ten ole mittbeilen? 2eotgltcb 3ur
&enn3etbnung ser Sucbt iunger retcber
Nmerifa1lerinnen, it6 nit fol6en @uro7
pdern su perbeiratDen, bcren etn5tge Seoelt7
tun9 in boDer @eburt beitebt.
6Gtte bas @dns6en Martin etnen etne
faben anertfanii6en ober etropdtldbelt
8iirgersmann 9ebetratbet, 10 tplr0e 1t9
ouBet ibren Geripanbten uro rdcbitet
Sreuuben Ntemanb tim tire 5ob5eit ge@
tammert baben. 0o9 neil iie nit etnem
2orb an ben Nltar 9ing, ititrmten 9roBe
Saufen Dobfeiner anertfanii9er gables"
bic Sburen Der SrauungSfir6e. uno Die
engliib : amerifanti9e 9relie nibt nur
Stem Oorts, lonbern altdb attoerer Staote,
tpibmete benz Carl unb letner Grtoret1en
oonse Spolten; altb brahte fe natitrltb
bon benz 8aare 8tlberboge1tbtloer, ant
benen iibrteens Der @drL erooen 5tenlll0
rtppiQ Qusiteht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
@enrr Der GongreB i'm 6erbit 3uiam7

= @enn ser @ongreB i'm 0erb1t quaint
mentritt, tptrb er iebenfalS a%ngegan9et
tperben, @6en nelen 8oti6aftern Sntel
Sam's al Oerl6ieoenen e~uropatlcDen 2p>
fen audi entipredbenO bObereS @ebalt 81 pe3
tpiQigen. 0a ii6 Die Ser. StaatelI PEI
IeItiebung ibres 8pti6afterz@ tats pleueIcbt
nab @nglar6 ricbten %fOnnten, 10 1neloet
ser 2ou6oner Correspondent Der ryt: y.
Gribune", iiber bteien 8nnft SDlgenoss ::
Sir Sultan 8auncefote bat, ais brtttlcDcr
@elanbter in @aibington, sletcb leln ea
8orednsern Elm S%abrcs9ebalt BON $3O,oOO
se6abt. ST. bat auBer0ent cine Jteitoe115
nub er6alt, mic ic9 CLAUDE, nod gep5le
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Us TT el9lll@sF
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-29
How Historic Ink Was stolen.

Years ago, when James Monroe
was President and John Quincy Ad-
ans Secretary CT State, the ingenious
English engrayer obtained permission
OF the two dignitarieS mentioned to
take the Declaration of Independ-
ence and engrave it facsimile on cop
pr. lie carried the precious docu-
ment to the printing Office of one
Peter Force. When everything was
in readiness he pla ed it upon the
lmTOSing stone and laid a sheet of In
dia aper of the same size upon it.
This India paper was next moistened
with water in which gum arabic had
been dissolved. A heavy proof roller
with a weight hanging from each end
was then rolled several times over
the historic document. When the
India paper was removed from the
face of the instrument it took with
it at least one-half of the ink used in
writing and signing the document.
The document is less than a century
and a quarter years old, and, accord
ing to the ST. Louis Republic, with
proper care should lie almost as legi-
bic as it was on the 5th day of July,
1875. AS it is, only eleven sigma
lures out Of the fifJy-three can b~
eead without glass, and some Of
them have disappeared beyond recall,
all on account of the thieving trick
Of Government which, when they
found that they could not keep the
colonies dependent, stole the very
Ink from the document which de-
:lares our independence
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-29

lock was 81 before he made the mag
niticent march tina: defeated Mana
Sahib and relieved Lucknow. Ad-
miral Farragut had passed his SiXtieth
year before his greatness as a naval
commander was manifested to the
world.
Two facts however, should be con-
sidered. Each man had natural aptf-
tudes for his profession, and both
carefully improved them by study,
reading, and observation Both the
soldier and the sailor were found pre-
pared when the opportunity for action
came.
From the day Farragut entered the
navy as l0-year-old midshipman un-
til his death. he made constant effort
for professional improvement. He
was eager to learn and kept some
book always on hand. besides inform
ing himse by observation and con-
versation. His eyes were weak, but
by employing readers in the different
ships on board which he sailed, he le-
came familiar with the biography and
history OF his profession.
NdpOieOn TeCOui LDcuueu a SlHllldr
course of reading to all who would fit
themselves for high military COM
mand.
There are few men," Farragut
once said to a brother officer, ''from
whom one cannot learn something,
and a naval officer should always lie
adding to his knowledge. 1t might
enable him to he more useful some
day. as it is impossible to say what ,
naval officer may have to do"
Even when he visited Europe, after
the civil war had given him the repu-
tation of one Of the first of naval
commanders, he noticed critally every
harbor he visited, observing its
chances of defence by sea or land.
"Who knows" said he, "but my
services may be needed here some
day."
Capt. Mahan, Farragut's biograDher,
mentions these instances of the Ad-
miral's passion for knowledge. and
adds this suggestive anecdote:
"Ah, Mr.. Tucker" said Earl St.
Vincent to his secretary when plan
ming an attack upon Brest, 'had
Capt Jervis Cthe Captain and the
Earl were the same person) surveyed
Brest when he visited it in 1874, Lord
St Vincent would not in 1900 have
been in want of informal on"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-29

Dan LamontS income ten years age
was SIS a week. He is said to Ds
earning to-day 800, 900 year.
Mr.. Winans, the State Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction in Kansas,
was formerly Il bricklayer In Atchi
son.
Ex-Gov. Tom CaIlin OF Illinois was
in early life a village bully. A sound
thrashing made man Of him. The
man who thrashed him helped him to
secure an education.
Charles E. German, nominee for
Lieutenant Governor Of Rhode Island,
was newsboy in Providence in the sos
and commenced the study Of law at
the age of Is by the advice Of ex-Chief
Justice Greene, whose office he en-.
tered for the purpose.
Edward Pardrldge, whom cold
Hutch" considers his successor as the
most daring speculator on the short
side Of the market, was formerly a
dry-goods merchant in Buffalo. He
is credited with having made 81, o0O,-
, 900 since the middle of last August
Henry Miller, probably the largest
| landowner in the San Joaquin Cali
fornia) valley, was forty years or
40 ago a butcher boy, with scarcely a
dollar of his own. He individually
! controls over 200, 900 acres now and
! is believed to be worth between $40,
{ 300, 900 and $40, 900, 900. Exchange
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-29

An uncommOnly interesting cOllec.
tiOn of TyTian glass has come to town.
1t resembles in most particulars the
collection of the same glass in the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art, and Is
supposed to belong to the period Of
300 years before Christ. Some of the
pieces still bear the stains OF a rust
which they held wren buried with
the Tyrians Kings. and Others show
the scratches made by knives of cop
per and bronze. 1t is even asserted
that some show traces Of the per-
fumes with which the Tryians were
accustomed to enrich their wines. but
as to this there, is room for Skep-
ticiSm. The glass is marvelOuslY
light, and some of the vessels are
beautiful in form, but the presence
of air bubbles in even the finest speci-
mems seem to show that the Tyrians
had not fully conquered the art Of
glass blowing. a skilled glass blower
who saw the collection says, however,
that some of the effects obtained are
beyond the power of his craft tO-da~
New York Sun.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-29

but to appropriate the revenues aud
destroy the regulations of others. The
unfortunate state of mind portrayed,
can be encouraged by no other means
than the IRA innal attitudes and acts OF
public men who have turned royal
freedom into servile license.
Our American social intelligence is
intoxicated with false notions of the
laws of real Development A fungo
exhalation Is mistaken for gigantic
growth. The many moral and intel
lectual perfectons, the tedious
developing processes by which all
unseen by the indolent observer, are
not only estimated ss products of a
single days creation, but are initiated
and substituted by the frailest forms
the SOULS evolving agencies can afford.
As the fungi spring rapidly from ac-
cumulated heaps OF fertiliZing material,
SO rapid thoughts aud feeble things
arise profusely from the rich fields of
moral and intellectual production, laid
open by our system of free cultivation.
Because of the possession of freedom,
men have apparently concluded that
greatness cannot only be effected
speedily, but in practical ignorance of
the constructive laws which wisdom
has always held inviolable throughout
the historic past.
Our social system is distinctive from
all others, and 1T is desirable that We
escape alike the scythe of despotism
and the CharybdIs of license. Life ii
America can never be just what 1t Is
anywhere else. As the individual man
Is endowed with IA person ami features
that are uucopied i'll the form of any
one else, so this nation will have con-
stitution- and executive policy unlike
that obtaining In any other political
realm. The distinctive life of our
American nation will be unitary in ex
preston. Potentially it Is so now.
The American citizen cannot now go
abroad without betraying his national
ity by his distinctive bearing and ad
dress. 1t only remains for the Amer
lean people to actualize their unified
identity in the deeper consciousness of
their souls, to make 1t bold of
permanent social ananimity. Bat the
unity of our nation will be composite
in character. While our American
system will leave out nothing coming
within the legitimate circle of Its lnHu-
ences, it will embody AL in structure
of harmonic national proportions. Its
strength will make every man acknowl-
edge his obligations to society. Its
Judgment will make men forbear their
abuse of its royal preOgatIyes, and its
wisdom will effectually disposses' lis
subjects of presumption and folly IN
the assertion OF their individual, moral
and intellectual aspirations.