Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

the gallant service that our sololer
boys did for their country. Who
would deny them the credit of saw
ing the Nation, aud giving freedom
to 100000 human beings? There is
nothing too good on earth or in
Heaven, for our soldiers, living or
dead!
The best time to visit the Soldiers
Home is in May or June. Then all
nature and art are clothed in mantle |
of gorgeous beauty. Thousands of
the loveliest flowers in tt e world will
be in the happiest bloom. The lawns
and many shade trees will have ta-
ken the finest colors of the green. 1r.
responsive and cold indeed is the
heart that is not directed to Him, the
author of all natures beauty,by such
a spectacle of grandeur.
One noticeable fact exists in Day
ton that doubtless is not generally
known to the outside world. We refer
to the great and very general love of
flowers of the citizens. Even the
children know more about flow.
ers, land take greater delight in watch
ing and studying them than most
grown persons in other cities. This
is the result of example. The Home
is sponsor. It is the benefit of proper
influence. Dayton homes, all over,
are decorated with the finest plants
and flowers. Botany is delightful
study in this city of flowers.
| "How long will it take to see the
Fair properly?" is the question asked
by nearly all about to visit the
Worlds Fair. The wealthy and ex
travagant would like to. know just
how long they can endure the big
show, while the prudent and econom.
ical lovers of art and science, and ad-
mirers of the worlds vast, productive
resources which they have helped to
develope, ARE desirous of knowing how
the most can be seen in the, shortest
time. To the former let us say: DO
: as many of your kind are doing. Go
we'll loaded with money, bag and
baggage. Be prepared to stay until
the winter SHOWS drive you back.
Put in from one to two weeks in
), Jackson Park, and the rest of the
long time devote to social dissipation
in the windy city. If it happens that
) you have children, either leave them
) at home, or check them at the fair
or in Chicago, for the season.Be sure
that you wont forget them on you,
, return. When you get home tell your
friends what a ge-lo-ri-ous time you
had duringyour two to three months
visit to the Worlds Fair.
! The latter who 60 with their wives
i. and children, can see the fair in sever
!, days and two nights, come home the
} better for having properly disposet
of one great opportunity Of life
}, time.
SIAM was in no position to resis
!, the inordinate demands of France
single handed and alone. It is tru'
gross injustice has been done th'
weak country, by the forced result
of arbitration. But no country woult
: do more to avert crime by one coun
try toward another, except to Civ
sympathy, which is poor weapon
: of defence at all times. AS it is, Sian
3 loses to France about one-third o
- her territory, and gains the opinion
e that many larger country is not a
brave and chivilric as its own ittl
= q self.
It The big July edition o. the Day
e ton (O) Herald is asplendid tribut
|e to journalistic enterprise and to pub
/ lie appreciation of that city's leadinI
N daily paper. A graphic descriptio
4. of Dayton's past and present is in
. terestingly supplemented by an ez
re- tensive review of the mercantile an
h manufacturing interests of that pre-
gressive city. We are told that Day
D. ton has 5000 people, is fifth in th
=. state in capital and population, an
,e third in manufacture.
=; ~ The People's Voice of Dayton,O
:. evidently admires true independence
~ in journalism and fearless champion
- =: ship of the masses. 1t has the follow
- - ing to say of Ameryka: Ameryk
= the leading Polish paper of ii
~ United States, published at Toled
speaks very friendly of the People
Party and its demands. 1t is a cha
at acteristic of the Polish people to stan
lis for liberty and oppose tyranny
to any form.
- WILL we have more stirring tim'
~ ~ in August? Rest assured that it wi
- be hot month in any event.
d, LITTLE Siam concluded that di
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