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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
St6der iiber bic Gbicaguer @elts
Q(uaffellund.

Ser @r : 9%ofprebiser Sr. 96oIf
@t0der, Der befanute n@rfnber" bes
1rifli1sfocialen NntiiemitiSmuS, Der
bic i6mer3li6e @%rfabrnng gu MAIDEN
bate, bab er BON ben raoifaleren @les
menten feiner eigenen partei ala
.@9aute" unb r6abte" perb0bnt unb
BEL Settle geldoben tpurbe, iobaB er
BEL ben lebten &eidstassmablen ni6t
einmal mebr ELM Manbat erobern
fonmt, bate ii6 befanntli6 bur9 cine
@eile our Gbicagoer Weltaustelung
bon ieinem Nerger erbolen molen, unb
es 1T ibm benn aud iopobl in Stem
gort tpie in Chicago gelungen, bur6
feline in Der Shat ~groBartige &ebners
8egabung Mufieben gu erregen.
9ieier Sage belt er in elmer Drift
li6sIocialen 8eriammlung in Berlin
gum erften Male mad feiuer &iidtebr
tpieber einen Gortrag, in tpel6em er Iette
ameritanifder &ei1es@rfabrunger unb
Grlebni6e i6ilberte.
@lei6 auf feiner 9infabrt mad Stem
Oort an 8orb bes 6dmburger Doppels
i1raubenbampfers rNusufta 9ictoria"
i6eint St6der in 9iherenaen nit ben
iubi11sn YaKasieren at 8orb seratben
gu fein. @r prebiste an 8orb unb
belt MbenbsN nba9ten ab, mas bic iiis
bif6en Y~aRagiere ni9t sulal1en tpolten.
@s selaug bieIen iebo6 ni6t, bon benz
4apitdn ein entipre6enbes gerbot gu
erlangen.
Chicago nit ieinen mebr als 500 Sir
den bat 9errn St6der auBerorbentli9
imponirt unb beiDnberes Sob fpen6et
er aud ben amerifanii6en Wobltbdtigs
teitss 4atalten. Oagegen bat Inn bas
amerifanii6e &eclamesW elen = tpie er
fi9 ausbriidt-reinen boht unanges
nebmen Ginbrud gema6t". 9as
amerifanii6e @olf be3ei6net er als
gatli6 unb aubprtommenb, fir bic
amerifanii6e Politit unb ben tppii9en
Bolitifer fann er ii6 iebo9 ni6t err
tpdrmen.
Was f9IieBIi6 Die beuti9e Nbtbeis
lung auf Der @bicagoer Weltausfellung
%anIangt, 10 ertldrt er, baB biefelbe ieis
ner Nnfi6t nod Der @lanapunft Der
gan5en Nusitellung gemefen lei. Als
bic bette Nbtbeilung nod berienisen
9eutl9lanbs be5ei6net er-unb BARN
ftimmt iein urtbeiI aud nit benz oieler
Sa9tenner iihereir = bieienige bon
Sapan. Damn fdme bieienige 6rant=
rei9s unb barauf erft 6ieienige Der
Ser. Staaten.
leber bic amerifanii9e preHe fpra9
i9 St6der i'm allgemeinen febr Iobenb
unb anerfennenb aus unb er bob au1
bsrDor, baB er peri6nli6 BON 6erielben
in Der 5uborfommenbft fen Weiie bebanr
belt pOrben lei.
StOder f6loB feline S6ilberunsen
nit Der 0erii6eruns, baB er in Der
.Neuen Welt" iiberaus bel bes Snterz
eRanten unb Sehenswertben fennen
gelernt babe, baB er aber bod frob 1ei,
Dieber in Deuti6lan6 gu iein, ba ss
fi9 bort obnf 6rage melt angenebmer
unb bebagli6er leben lafe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
60 fpute In ienen, aauie iei,.

8. .. BtlfOn, 81 SLAP strabe, ebarpsburs. ga.,
fhr Shpiubiu&t, Suiten unb Grtdltuns iein, tenn
bafelbe babe feline Trau sebeiIt, rpel4e mad einem befz
ttsen Gnfaae Ter v@rippe" BON Der 9unsen : GntBln=
bnna bebrcbt purbe, unb Madden ale anberen cnse=
wanbten DFitteI pirtunS5lpS s~tbleben paren. @pbert
Barber BON Gpptspcrt, ga, ertldrt, hab Or. atnss
Rtue Grfintuns ibm rebr senist babe, ais trssup Gfs
mas, mas er segen fetne 9unsenfrantheit gebrau6t
bate. IS siebt nidts 4eReres. URan per u6e rBl
Grete BrObesS laiden In Der Npptbete BON Nbplpb
Dreis, 9bompion & Go. Grcbe GlafGen so Gents
unb 81 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
z egas &.

= Die anbdnger Der britten pars
tel BON @albmea @ountp bielten bel
San Marco8 ein Gampmeetine ab,
nobel &ep. &bobes unb Col. WaIb.
Sones al8 &ebner %auftraten. Stats
iecretdr ~. 8. Sut6inion lit Der fes
ten ueber5eu9ung, bob bic VolfSpars
tel bel Der ud6iten S~taat8Dabl fiegen
pirb unb &i6ter Nusent pirb ibr
8ouberreurstanoibat Iein. @r meint,
tpenn aud Nugent fid bon Der 4anbi.
batur 5uriidge3ogen bat, 10 tpirb er bod
cine, lbm eintimmig a~ngebotene go:
mination ni6t BON li6 peifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
linn bic Wahrbstt ~ erfabreu

lit 8eaug auf Soob's 9ariapariau
frage man Dieienigeu, bic bieie We'
bi3in brau6en, ober lefe bic oft in bies
fem 8latt a%bgebrudten 3eugnife; fe
perben @u6 iber3eugen, baB 9oob's
Gpob's Yilen turiren 8%ertopfung
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
Soatbern Yaciiic 8abm.
NI Z

Nbfabrt.
Na6 Nep=S rleahs, 9oufon unb @als
befon tdgli@ 1850 ubr Na9mittags
unb 9 ubr Mbenbs ..............
ata9 San Graneiseo, 81 paio unb
eagle PaB tdgli6 $3.50 8orm. -.
Nnfunt t.
gon Nem.O Orleans, 9ounon unb Gals
befon tdgli@ $500 Born. unb 4:15
Bon San francisco, Gl pafo Mnb
Gagle Bob tdgli6 1925 9ahm. -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
&arl S@mr5 iiber Die N%nnectionss
Trage.

aNtk W. @0" fkkA
W onatsbeften oer6hentli6t unier ge:
mailer 2%anbsmann aarl S9ura uuter
Dem etmas ieltiamen SiteI 'sManifest
Destiny einen iiberaus intereKanter
Nrtifel iiber bic Gra9s, Oh bic Ser,
Staten na9 @olonialbeliB itrebeu
f%oltett, ober ni9t.
Sen duBeren NnlaB baau bat i'm
bic tirali9 tuie6er bon reuem in Ben
8orber9ruub g%ebrdngte Grase, rWas
benn eigentli9 aus ben Sanbpi1s,
Snieln msrben iolle2" gegeben, abe,
er bei9rdnft i9 bel ieinen Nusfibrun.
gen ~feinespess auf bic 6apaiisTrage,
fonbern peralgemeinert iie in Der obetl
angebeuteten Weife.
"Manifest Destiny iiber11reibt
Carl S9nrs ieinen Nrtitel, neil es ges
rabe biefe Ybraie bon Der nofenbaren
S9idialss Gtigung" ober benz r~ur1abdns
berli6en Jatum" 1T, mel9e bon Seis
ten Der Befurmorter ei,1er aI:eritanis
i9en Nnaerions Politif a~rgepenbet
mur6en, iuen1t es gait, irgenb ei1 tte,les
@ebief-iei es Cuba, Sam Domingo,
Sbeile BON Merito, Mlasta ober neuers
bings Samoa ober Qatpaii in ben
Wa6tberei1 Der Ser. Staten einal1s
berletben.
Mit &e9t tparnt S9ur3 babor,
ioI9 bobIen pbrafen einen gu groBen
Spielraum au geDdbreu, ba man i6
Der gefdbrli6en @onfequenaen BACON
ni9t flar bemuBt fei.
Solange mlatt ben @runbiab fir
ri6tig balte, bab Sic Ser. Staaten
iebe iEternationale politiI9e 8ermids
lung, iebe @inmensung in bic Nnseles
genbeiten anberer 2dnber mad Rrdften
permeiben follten, iolange tuirb man-
meint S6urS gar ni6t ernft genug
Der Experimental, tpie bic Mnnerion
Der Sanbmi6ssSniel ems iein piirbe,
tparneu t6nmen.
Oie awerifanii9e 8unbesperfaHung
fennt-meber benz Wortlaut, nod benz
Settle ua@-ben 8sgrif Der Nnneriom,
b.. B. Der mebr Ober minber stpangss
weiie e~rfolgenben ginperleibung, gar
ni6t, ionbern nur ben Der ,Mrfna6me
in ben Staatenbunb"-5ei es ais Ser.
ritOrium, nit Der Musfi1t auf ipdtere
Iufnahme als Staat ober elei9 als
FOLDER, iebenfaus aber INNER in Dem
@inne Der Glei9bere6tiemng ibrel
Burger nit ben iibrtgen ameritani,
f9en 8irgern unb Der uebernabme
gemifer pfidten ibnen eegeniiber bon
Seiten Der 8un6es : &e9ierung. 9is
Jrage mirb qlio INNER erlt au ent.
f9eiben iein, Oh bic 8emo6ner iene,
neuen @ebiete Der 0~erleibung folde,
9e6te uir6ig finb unb Oh bic BUN.
besregierung ii6 ni6t gu aroBe Ser,
anttportungen auflabet, pern 5ie timer
%geaeniiber bic pfi6t bes 9hubes ge.
gen innere 1nruben nnb duBere Ser:
~Didlungen &c. iibernimmt.
&dme beifpielsneiie Canada uni
! flopfte @inlaB beifdenb oil bic pfortet
Der Union an, bann miirbe man faun
nod 8ebenten gu baben brau6en, ID
men biefe 8itte gu 9etpdbren, piirbet
E6 S;orn .o... S.. 49, 49,
no.. sys y1tLs ssua Siaa,sm p9g l@On nag
mebr bon ben Staaten ienieits Der bis.
gsa.ssa ylsa69 luslsalng 4nleIlgeloen
Sun5 aMUsts !.s9' PIG SaWe aoer igor
M.a Saoa, Ya9n ano Sen Oemmlngo.
ner-ielbf mean bic Mnnerion fid
gaa5 DgMe 9IoBe opIer 9eioerfeutgen
ssbe.esh WuHlWensUerl9er SuDaGs
luI PIC HalOH lelna Sn melger 2Selit
watesM PIE Meplalenlaileil oleler IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

8. W. Osbprmes neuefte 81 d h.
maj d Die bette unb bic bils
ligfte Mai6ine i'm Marfte. gbeuio
Osborne Stabl "Disc Harrow. gu
6aben bel Sips & 9aarmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

Wbitmtans &eupreTen. @on als
len @r0Ben, bon Der 9anbpreRe Biz
our gferbefrafts unb 9ampfpreKe.
Aud ftr Cotton, @ptIe &c.
gu bermenben! 60 8auen in
Der Stun6e. Oie b%iQiglfen preile sae
raatirt bel Sips & 9aarmann II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
Giienba1n Tabr Ylau.
3. & 9. u. 2abn.

s. Il .. u. Babm.
Nbfabrt.
Na6 ct. eouis bia Sron Mountaiu
ober 90. 6. &S..-.6:3O Morgens.
Ha6 st. 2onis bia Sron Mountain
HDtte --......--.8:15 Wbenb8.
Wa1 0arebo. .9:4O 8oru1.
M~ntunft.
Ben ct. 2ouiS, Sron Mountain & 81.
SC. & S............-.S:40 Born.
gon 81. 2oriS, Sron Wountair & SO.
6. & 9............1O:5 Mbeub8.
Son Narebo Z 80 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
S6@Re aatuna.
10
Gineinnati. O.. Mai 1890

&tncinnati. o.. @lai 1890.
&err 6. 20 eiterman ihreibt SID fanfts
.Daftpr Gbnig'8 WernensStdrter'' fir einen Gtennb,
neIder i@on felt 20 e5abrem an Joniunt lit unb tpdb.
s,aS SIels e. S s,,- lrT a. srssn @,lt1 Isis EN- d iIs.ts as gsf aas9Ea
Es fnb nun Q Monate. felt er nit leBterenr Mittti ans
hne. unb her GrfDlg ~iibertraf ole gimartane. Mdbs
rtn6 er fraber bis 5u sebn anfdueu tdelih batte. bat
&C feitoera nidt utebr aIs eiuen unb 5tpar NUT iebr
f@auaGen In eiuem Monat 9ebabt. menn mir Semanb
poi et1tH Sabr geiast bate. baB mein Greunb jest
10 5u fogen Die6erbergeieat fem f6nnte. 10 iuiir6e i'd es
thr uumogiib ertldrt baben. giemanb freut fb bess
tolb nlebr iibsr biele ginitise Meubuug. ols i'd, uub
penn lrssIio Senaanh es perbieut bobgefndst an tptrs
ben to 1T es gaffor G. &6ni9. beun burb NiGts in
bieieE Welt foaH tas onfaeiDoqen iuerben, mas er fur
ek isiosube Weeni8beit Gutes getbaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
electric 8ttter9.

Diti.s Stilmtttsl lit 70 poblbetanut unb 70 popular
s~eporben, taB eS taum nod beipr bereE Grird bnunS
bepalf. Nue, bic eS iemaIs sebrau&ien, Himmea
utt etn in iein Sob. Gtne retnere Dtebtcin stebt ss
ut6t, unb ss rirb Garantte s~eletiet, haS fe &aes
BELT abe 9etben br esbsr uub be, Rteren, eS e~utfernt
SeI1phre, 2uSi4Ias, SalsHuB uub dubere Golseu
~iureinen 8lutes. G8 tretbt bas MaIarta : Bieter
ieIbt in ben bartnddtsifen 8duen. IS curtrt appfs
i@merier, 8lutaubrans na4 BEN 9Upfe unb Mis'drt,
0eriute has electric Sttters. Setluns pirb ~Sarantirt,
cber has @elb Jurddse;ablt. BreiS per Slaihe SO
Gents uup 81 In alien &potbefen. @bcIeIale bet
Nhclpb Drstb, Ibpmpion 4 9s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
i. s. Baris. 5. u. &otbmea
PARIS 4

pbetOgrapbii9e8 Ntelier,
go. II unb Is Welts Commerce. trabe
San Mntonie. Die auerneueiten Gen.
res in photographer fein ausgefi9rt,
ebenfo elegant uenn ni9t better, ME
irgeilb mel6e i'm State. 2ebensgroBe
GraponsP ortraits unb ole glrten BON
8ergr0Berun9en. 8ebt eure Bilber
ni6t Gremben, um iie p~ergr6Bern gu
lafen, uern bic 9lrbeit bier BON bers
antuortli9en &tnflern our pellen 3us
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt perben fann.
Wir liefern MIR Nrbeit eriter &laRe ab.
NnIi9ten bon @eb6uben tperben aufs
gensmmen unb ale auftrdge auBerbalb
bes Nteliers prompt beforgt.
sa~ Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. Wbolefales unb &etail : Sdnbler
in feinen Nufern, Gii6en, @ilb &c.
3elepbone 81 D. 81.
Nuftrdgs aus Dem 2anbe perben
erbeten unb prompt ausgefibrt.
= Geinite California WeiB : Weine
bel 2ouis &unfeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

= Sn europa eiebt es i6on felt
5%meibunbert Sabrea 6anbel8i6ulen.
Die erfte 8linbensQ ~ebran1taIt
purbe 1884 in pari8 bon 9arp erri6tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
Mmtunft.

golt @alpeton, 9oufon unb guero
tdgli9. 100 Mbenbs.
Bon CORPUS @brifti, Mranfas paB unb
Beebile tdgli6. AS Na1m.
BON &errD!ae tdgli@. -. $3.50 8orm.
gon aerrpiae tdgli@, ansgenommen
Sonntags nub Montags, I'm
6:45 Na1m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

Die "Sreie @reiie fir Segas" bat
bon atlen bemtiH teganiiben 3eitnn=
jen bic gr1bte Mbpnnentenaabl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

fsTxYG u 9z7a1p may 5e gunnG ont . al SSas
fnl1 E6E En- r. kowelIk Co.'S Eewspspa
Advertising Bureau u0epruce Sc wfsse advsrtsin1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

Geinite california MeiB : Meine
bel 2ouiS &unfel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
9. u. & u. y. Wabn.
Mbfabrt,

Bad @alpeiton, 6suiton nnb @mero
tdgli6 ..............9:05 Yorm.
Wa6 CORPUS @brifii, Nranias paB unb
8eebiae td9li6 ......2:10 Na9m.
Na9 &errbiae tdgli6.. .7:15 Nbenbs.
Na6 &errbile tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags limb Montass, IN,
7:40 Worgeus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
9as 6aBs8ter

Ser @itb Braueret srfreut ftp auBesprbeut
liasr &etiebtbeit unb tpirb iberau eorsesogsn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-30
ST ATE NEWS

The rev s.utr system a. Eaual9E u1
ba. l,.u completed am acceltad. Tie
Iagfta isetsut sud one fourth miles, eight
inch rlpe brlQg used ore bali tie disc
tance The cost vas $1,000 or $1,000 less
than the u,bge srPr pua'ed
Allow me u add NY tubule TO the tties
~ Of Ely.s Crtau Balm. was suffering
from aseyets attack Of IaAuerA and ca
urtu aud vusiaduced to try yoar remedy.
The result vas marvellous l could har
ily aruculate and ia LEES than twenty
four hours the eatatrhaI symptom ana
my toarseuess disappeared aud ! was able
to sing "a heavy role ID "i"Ad Opera WIN
voice ualmpaired. / strongly recommend
It to oil singers WIN Il, hamilton l-c'u
ing bas'o On 'i'' - = 1'es "'""0 " N''
Co.
TIE Hoossc Valley knitting mills q
PoVuel recently SHIPPED sll,o00 worth
Of underwear to- Wholesale house ~ ChI
cafo Tie latter lonse has Just iadeo
aud the knitting mus nave seoufe0 o0 y
5000 worm q Tue eooa' On d "i'' " .,
pIeVIp' Ihe balance que 'nem IL "u'''
Ieota"I3'
/ have been troubled with cataFrh i'l
l0gears aud have tried number OF rene
dies, but louui no relief until ! purchAs'
ed q bottle Of EIy's Cream Balm, consId
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-30


The proposed new tsriiI changes most Of
the duties from specific to al vaor0m,
The difference between the tao systems
On the advantages 81 the specific duties,
We condense ss follows from Oh able att
c'e 10 the Troy Times:
Specific duties are fixed rates imposed
on imported articles Thus in the Me,
Kinley Law there sre specific duties q
twenty Eve ceuts per bushel on To'atcc %.
81 per ton on bay, and so On through q
long list The term al yslorem means
according TO the vsluc, and al veior' 10
duties are thJss based on the value Of the
imported COOS at the foreign ! ONT nom
which they sre shipped
Asatule, Pto'eclionists prefer specific
rates because experience las shown that
al valorem juu's contribute more readily
10 frauds upon customs revenue sni u as
TO harmful competition With srlcles of
domestic origin, The foreign sbirref
and the American importer, II unsciuIu'
lous, can Il rough COLLISION secure the %
trance Of goods inyoic'd at less than their
roe value aud hence paying lover duty
then if spsc.6c, Once admitted these good
eaa be- put npou the market at prices lrse
than those asked Tor like articles OF Am, RI
cAa msuuisc'ure, sud 20 ithct ave ia
l.a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-30

n 90 T'--- "--------T ~ ~ |-m"-
49,. -. l,,,a wsxs ana Means
...-a.,,......,..,. ,all,o uo,5,v A.
-.--,..,,., g, a.ks. l.,,e and ,mra,t
.., .t1.,a,s,o H.. G.a h., and sserr
..,,..-.,..-.. .l....,., hsr,,
r,.no., .,,o,,.,., articles made free
1881 oo.l loo.h,r and ,,on or with
l.,a lrt ofuioo, .,,.oIas The du,y
.+.'I ,.tls ana o,,o, r,o3pc,s of iron
l.,s le,r LARGELY reduced syeraQIrq
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-30

see the worlds fair FOR Fiftoen Gents,
Upo0 receipt Of your address and IL
cents 10 postage stamps, We will mail you
prepaid our eouyanIr Portfolio OF The
Worlds Columbian Exposition, the regu
lar price is 80 cents but as we want yor
to have one, We mskc the prjce nominal.
You will find 1t Il work Of ant aud thlnF
TO be priced 1t coutlins iull page ylew'
of the great buildings, with description o.
same. aud is executed in highest style o.
art fnct satisfied with it, after You gel
it, we will refund the stamps and let yor
keep the book, Address
II L. BuckIen n Co.; Chicago, Ill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-30

Iustuue market elah Faye "a "a d'a
lsr Dc Boston. frday ererIog a. which
la.te vs.a very large sttsr8e1ee laeIad
les nrny a5 ed people, among them "m
Mckinley j.. aed ~ quote the iaIjo"iae
r. go %, sberl sp.,cB INSIDE 90 Che eoes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-19
THE GERMAN OFFICER.
His Social Position Much Coveted BY Hi
Citizen ComPatriots.

His Social Position Much Coveted BY His
Citizen Compatriots.
The social position Of the German Of
icerS is the most coveted in Germany.
This is mot merely because as rule
German officers spring from ancient or
noble families, or that their regimental
messes are very paternally managed,
SO as to exclude undesira bio elements.
he is recognized, over and above that,
as Of a superior training intellectually,
as hard worker, and one to whom the
nation looks for defense in case OF war.
A foreign invasion is at all times SO
present to the mind of the German that
the army never for moment loses its
great significance to the people. With
US, our men are so far away on the out
skirts of civilization that we scarcely
hear of them, and many an American
has grown to manhood without being
able to describe the uniform of the
American army. The German Off
Ger always wears his uniform. and
wherever he moves he represents the
majesty of the law as well as the
national power. If a landlord wishes
to recommend his bedroom to you, he
can say nothing higher than that it is
frequented by officers A theater in
which officers do not appear Is consid-
cred to have sunk below the level Of
good society. Officers at German din
ners and balls are much coveted. for
the officer is assumed to have good
breeding, and to be in all respects a
cultivated man. During the great mil
itary operations in the autumn officers
are CHARTERED upon the proprietors OF
the neighborhood: and far from this
being regarded as nuisance, those
who have officers billeted upon them
consider the circumstance rather agree
able than otherwise. When parades
and reviews are the order of tho day,
when traffic is blocked upon the
streets. the friendship of an officer is
more than sentimental pleasure. for he
can take you through ali the lines which
the police hold against the great army
Of citizens An officer can go any
where in uniform. and enjoys social adj
vantages from the very moment of put
ting on his shoulder-straps which men
in other walks Of life do not attain I'M
til they have distinguished themselves
very much indeed II is in Germany a
great thing 20 go TO court, and very
few ever succeed IN entering that
charmed circle excepting through
the army. An officer goes 10 court as
matter of course, although II his
wife is not of certain rank she may
be excluded In England pretty much
everybody goes to court who chooses
to incur the expense OF court dress, and
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al A mericans that come to London are
presented to the queen if they choose.
-Poultney Bigelow, in Harpsr's Maya
zine
AGoNIES OF THE TRANCE.
A Young Man Describes the Tortures o.
Suspended Animation.

A Young Man Describes the rortures Of
Suspended Animation.
"Yeu have undou btedly read new
and again in tho daily newspaper ac-
counts Of persons lying in q trance"
said a well-known gentleman the 9TH
er day. 81 am one Of those persons.
It is very narrowing to mo to read ac-
counts of people lying in this condition
and being put in q cehin, and even
stored in . vault before they came to.
have even read Of where . few weeks
after some necessity caused disinter-
ment, and then the body was found
turned face down, as though there had
been struggle for freedom.
MY experience went no further
than fifteen hours. / am certain, but
that was enough, thank yeu. The fact
is, l awoke one morning in my room,
feeling quite rested. / knew that /
had spent pleasant night in sleep,
and lay specializing without moving
or caring to open my eyes Then /
thought of getting up. felt rather
chilly, thought. but still comforta-
bic. When / wanted to open my eyes
l couldn't When / tried to put my
hands to them I didn't move. Then
struggled to stir at all. but it was only
a mental struggle then devoted my
entire faculties to myself tried 20
call, but couldn't My mind actually
seemed to be ready TO burst with rush
ing blood and confused thought Then
a relapse came and felt stupefed- /
didn't care whether moved or not
Then came alternate periods Of
mental struggle aud stupor. In the
afternoon was discovered by my Ian d.
lady, who came TO look after the room.
II seemed astounding to me TO think
that / should be compelled TO lie there
and appear as one dead heard every
thing that went en-heard her calls,
but couldn't answer. She called others
of the family and doctor. Burning
my fingers and feathering my nose
didn't disturb me / couldn't feel IL
came around abont ten o'clock that
night When / did / came with
bound. and | was nervous for q week
after. The thought OF that proba oily
coming again Is a cons.an. source Of
WORRY TO ne National Labor Trib-
Une
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At hear friend Kudtger has got
married to an Italian lady" B.-"Yes,
he went south to savc his lungs and
now he has lost his heart "-Humor-
istische Batter.
-Husband-"Why do your clothes
cost you twenty pounds more this year
than they did last? Aren't things
cheaper?" Wife-"Yes, dear; that's
just it. There are so many more bar
gains "-Tit-Bits
Farmer Brushfence-"Haouw did
old Pothook ever pay tibet heavy doc
tors bill he ran up all winter" Farmer
Hoecorn-"He got the doctor to come
out ard board with him for a week this
summer'-N. Y. Herald.
-Wife-''Oh, John, don't think you
will live very much longer" Frugal
Husband "a sick man)-"Has the doc
tor told you anything about my condi-
tion?" Wife-"No; but he handed me
his bill to-day."-Brooklyn Life
81 am tired of nv life," said a
weary actor .'Of what good is itP"
''Lots," said his friend. "Look at the
number of newspaper men who make a
living writing stories about every little
fool thing you do."-Indianapolis Jour-
nal
-Fin-de-S Steele Roma say
you love me; how are you going to
prove it2" II swear to you" "Swear
by something Of supreme Importance,
something dear to you as life itself p"
''Adela, I swear to you by my salary"
Ell Heraldo.
Great Self Control bumper
''Do you know that Calliper has the
most remarkable self-control l ever
saw in a man?" "Indeed?"
Bloobumper-''Yes. he has been to the
worlds fair. but he never says a word
about it. "-Detroit Free Press.
-Freshleigh Ito stranger at recep-
tion)-''Gad, this is a funny house! I
came here tonight without an invita-
ton" Stranger-"So did I. How did
you come here?" Freshleigh-"Just
walked in Howdid you come here?''
Stranger-'Just walked in. It's my
house."-Vogue
In small village in the south OF
Scotland an elderin the parish church
was one day reproving an old woman
who was rather the worse for liquor,
by saying: Sarah, don't you know
that You should fly from the tempter?
Sarah met too we'll pleased)-''Flee
yersel." Elder-''Oh, Sarah, l have
flown" Sarah-''Aweel. think yell
be name the waur O. anither hutter. -
Scottish American.