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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-26
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
Oh. Won KoKHRINa, ART.

DIR. Won koEHRINa, ARZr.
Office & res. s29 Garden st. tel. 476. 6 is II
misunderstanding & Welsh
125 w. Commerce street. 32l I'm
French & Adams, Fire Insur-
ance, 324 w. Com. st. Tel 2l9. 3 If
-Sheern & Burnett, undertakers and
embalmerS, 307 w. Com. st. Tel. lis. 1y
UnUIun Furniture, etc. packing
MUVIHu and repairing. J. B.
Olsen 307 Alamo Plaza, Tel. 4SS. 1y
Meat choppers, suffers, BUTCH
ers' supplies and tools at Tips &
Hartmann. IL IL Ct
Prof. Leonard has gone to
Houston for ten days.
Felix Greenwood will leave for
Houston about April 10Th, where
he will engage in business.
j. p. Van Akin has secured a
building permit to erect a dwell
ling on West Commerce street that
will cost $1,000.
Attorney John w. Preston, OF
Pleasanton, is in the city on legal
blu siness.
The testimonials which the mail
brings in every d ~ runs thus: "Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup cured the baby OF Group"
at cured me of most distressing
cougb:" or ''it cured my little bow OF
sore throat" 1--WE could not do without
it."
The Misses Annie McIlwane
and Mamie Seffel have returned
from a visit to Eagle Pass.
-Linsey, the son Of DR.. Shrop-
shire, fell last Friday, and his head
struck a urb-stone, cutting a Sc
we're cash.
A woman received a slight
shock yesterday morning on Hous-
ton street, having run into a fallen
trolley wire.
"A horse attached TO a butcher
cart ran away on Alamo street
Saturday night. No damage was
done.
Fire Insurance, Reliable COM
panies. Joe McAIlister, 73S South
Alamo street. Tel. 443. 36 I'm
--Dplfraisse's new Photo Studio, next to
the bridge, on Houston street, ought to
be seen by everyone. 25ti
M. M. WngfeM. and H E%baiMsr
Telephone 14I. 2lOE. Commerce St.
Tom Hill was sent to the
House Of Reform for FIVE years
Saturday night. \.
"A high picketSfence has been
placed around the Arsenal grounds
which runs back to the river on
Arsenal street.
Miss Mary Callseu is visiting
Miss Julia Buchel, in Cuero.
Sheriff White, OF Maverick
county, was in town Saturday on
official business.
Judge T. S. Maxey and wife
arrived in the city Saturday from
Austin and are being entertained
by Judge and Mrs. Buckler.
Miss Overton, Of Corpus, spent
Easter Sabbath with her parents,
Col. and Mrs. Overton.
FIN GloecL ner 5 Wagon and Carriage
Shop is the place for fine repairing and
Shueing. 100 u.
At ST.
eNTGIIna Hsv 'V2BEd omBIY eIG
'aspuaQ 'uOsdmoVL s s III
-WANTEDU 1000 HATsN
To Clean and Renovate. 3 l I'm
Chas. Magerstadt, 13l Soledad ST..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-17
min1tefpta.

Nu9Sburs Seminorium fe1rebe Il.
ite Dnsoos fit 25>Nars>S >Subileum
- Suenb Suenbion CT ubnepnt til
@ofmefer / @eneua. Greeborn Goun=
tD.
-- @toleluperintenbenten Sod
@onntp obbe of 9eerueteber fife 2prs
bag. + ...=
- Sranf 0re,p fra @rootifon bar
9iennemiest @togene peb 6indlep
for at finoe fin 8ror. iom omtom uns
oer @fosbranoen. unber gpguineen
bar ban funbet II forbrenbte 9ia,
bsr,blanot psiaa fin 8rober.
~e - @n enselli Nuis faloet Mmbog
9srato. iom reoi9eres al 6. .. Gan,
bum, ubtommer / Mmbop, 8lue
@artb County. Det er ct iuteresiant
2ofaltlub, % ,&ebaftpren iiges ai
bore ben Dn9te &ebaftpr Gtateu.
- Sra Sulutb berettes. at en-
Manb, iom arbeibsr I @banbler. sri,
men, unosit 9pben paa en- eienoom.
meli8 Maaoe forleoen l1ge. @n
Soromasie itprtebe inb / Minen.
buor Manben arbeioebe, men oa Der
belbi9uis bar enbel Egmmer opoper
bom, ~ b0lot Soroit,ebet tilbaee.
blec ban life orebt. 9an bar iitano
til at giue 5lgnaI. % ct @asrpr blep
brepet neD-tit ban fra DoesFabeu.
faaot ban fit friit 2uft. Ggrit efter
to 9aaes Nrbeioe fit man Mauben
uo. San bauoe life facet nogen
Sfabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-17
Snblanhet.

vSitin9" bleo formelt operleoe.et
til 5ielo Columbian Wuieum fife
2broas. Ealer ofbolbtes for Mnleb;
ainaen al &anl bu @baillu. S. g.
8opeion o9 Nicolai @repitab.
- On fuenR 8anter / Stem Dort
.. u. @iDfrbm er qaaet follit. os fe,
re Ranbinauiife Nrbeibere har liot
3ab, beber bet. Sisfrpm re,fe for
tort Gio iioen til Sverige.
- @n 8p3nir9. 1po @taeer bgi,
iom npli9 par opfbrt poa Monroe
Street / Stem Oort, ftprteoe iaumen
ben lobe 9ttober. Bpsninsen rants
leoe neo ouer ct toeto9es GUS, 1om
fob ueo @ioen af, os to 5amilier,
iom boebe Der. blep be9ropsoe / @ui.
nerne. 5lere fom tilFaoe. os 6 @er=
foner er ta9et ub bpoe,
= st brii1iat Eranrbperi bleo be-
9aaet Nerbeben al @acromento,
California, fife Eorsoa9saften. &p.
uerne bapbe forit itanbiet en- Manb,
iom fi1rte poa en- Sernbaneuelocipeb
% tooet en- 2pste ifra BAN, os meb
benne ftonbieoe be ct Eoa, iom nar
paa @eien til Sacramento. 9ofomo,
tipfsreren anebe iutet Onbt. fbreno
to Menb beoebuebe meo @iu9eFer'
@ifler befea 2otomotiuet en- fra bper
Sibe. 9e ororeoe oerpaa 2otomo.
tiof9reren oa Gprbsberen til at fette
isieu &asioserpcgnene, os berpaa
tibrte be offeb meb tua to &oitpoane
os en- @rpreiszopen. -9a be bapbe
fjprt omfrins 5 Mil. tDar8 be ST.
preisbubet lilat oabne &osuen, huor>
pea be meo Acknowledgements %
Jprbpberens 9ielp bra9te &eneepo.
1erne oper paa 2ofomotiuet os fjDrte
faa' meb bare 2ofomotipet ab Gncro>
mento til. DIN fort Gio tom 4ofo>
motiuet tilbage uben nogen Gbrer %
ifpbte fammen meo be efterlabte Bog.
ne. Sc ftiaalne @en9e belpber fig
til manafotbi9e Eu}en DollarS, 0g
ber er ublopet $4,000 for AsaasribeI.
fen al 9fpperne. Dagen efterpaa
bleb ct onbet @rpreB.tog rbpet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-17
9terbeoeu al Auanticu. &irstnia,
buor 8guerne latte fig / Deiibeelie
af omtriu9 $3.50. 1000.

8aa Minoritetsmpbet, iom init ct
ofbolbt Minneapolis, berutteoes,
at mon life itnlce uotrebe al ben for=
enebe Rirte men arbeioe for Nugs,
burgs.Briuciperne inben @amtunbet.
@nbel al 9elesatesne, ber ifpl9e
vSamfunbet" por ienbt fra 48 Me.
nigbeber. bar inbe for fulbitenbis
l1btrebelie; men for iaapiot &ennD
@reis % Minueapolis Sournel bat
opfattet Situationen riotig. bleo oer
insen notreoelie. Detimob bleu ber
uonepnt en- iaritilt Oroinationss
&omite. % en- &omite, betaaebe af
Brofesior @uerorup rg fire &reiter,
iom Rulbe uodrbeihe &lan Tor Mi,
neritetens Tremtibsarbeibe. Des>
uoen ubnepntes en- Misiions,&omite
meb 9roi. @perorup fom s5ormanb
% &rot. 8leaen iom @efretar.
Tlere &efolutioner antogeS, bports
blanbt en- al &rof. Ofteoal ON, at
ben forenebe &irtes nRite Marsmbbe
optoser til 9itusiion &rinciperne for
&reiteusbannelie. EbeoloS Dolanb,
lom bar faaet fin ubbannel|e peb
Muasburs Seninarium, o9 Iom na9s
tenes Drbinotion al ben forenebe
&irfe. Drbiuatioustomite, bleu orbiz
neret Of ben ubnaunte Winoritets-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-17

PAST B. B. HAUGAN, Prohbionsternes
oberbelbenbe Moior,.e Same Broirie % Nurbal
So1n 2plh @nerhinp bpub foraar
paa os &ane aa oi observation-disclosures @ountp Eds oa flor 9
futning. 6augon bill faa ct iolib @ote 9c>pnet".
2bore @lenos ira @pers t re9 oe pb ben republn.
tie eonoentn om Dso a o|ro meo utnius, noban
Tremaanssnoe Mominaion brneer eberlaa D9
les for min Ge Jt ber Esmat pr 9au9on meo os Seq
19rs f n bar anben nese O Sofepoe uube
fin anticat al Matfn. aa piist ouson nor a
ioritet
Ser bpab ben atte @pulin 2ars rper Wpe
Mormanoen": "Ss u(be life at 6ausan eB a boao
ieg Tan, for bam".
.. s. 9fub fra Battle Aafe meoor vseg Gefeparimano oQ
oil o 2ne m &arti opietter mango oaarQe
&onoa oa bet Go gioe oem 2sre 8 bar ro9l sooe Bro
bbtonife iom hi bsr iat Ser 8 g. oueon fea oo belle
@Ote. Ser &attle 2afe aaer gan alt
Saaban uc Oct ro cue ansr @nope on um gar
ioeu Gotepaifnirs bar laost 8 nbtaee ae os @lmo
pl Qausan o9 0 g. Stub la tor ElQuntng.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-17

fremaiQesS 9roaen fom ben. ber bjel.
per til meb at baune bet @iee. iom
fremi,i0eS oeb 9pret fra Nfarunben
os uopper ! Gorenius meb tette fin
Ma9t.
Graseriset Ct pisieli9 en- Most /
ben nbere 9io. etfaerenbe iamtioist
meo 9pret fra If8runben. ber ct en-
Mo9t. iont enbnn lite er opfaaet.
9ette femmer fulbfommen meo &en>
eemasten. ION osfaa er opfaaet i
ben rDere 9tb.
(Gorleben. ba Eioen for &omerri>
gets Sob bleu anfprt, blep ber ia9t
476 fgr Rrifus. Set Fulbe pere
476 efter Rrifus.
(GortietteS.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-17
tomite. &ruteerne for Nussburg
Seminarium raabebeS iii lite at ap.
peuere Sosen ON 5or;a9storenin9en.

rHeu 6rie 8reslr" fables ct npt
norF 8lao, iom er be9pnbt at ubtom.
me &aueb @itp, 9forb 9afota. 9ets
l1o9iper er 2ars Borienna Gplsneis.
@aabiot ri forfacr, a9ter bet at bore
uafbensiet af politiRe Bartier. Bla=
bet er ottefbet meo fem 1palter paa
bper Sibe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-17
@or ttaite genator.

5orn:s eOoe tort Biooro a Soft s. 8. 3auqan om
bar be bsone uofger til u om @enaor bette @ounp ben
Ste Noo Soaa brins1 2eiere BQ Qau arbo
belle 9iben bar nere gDe 8ep ban m9ber,
forbounoe G monse @bneabpro 1a ri biolee noae faa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-17
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter
Yett8enta8tett I &o,toott.


Ben8ema8ten sonoon.
(The London Money Power.)
Mf e. 8. @oplfplf.
Copyrighted 1894. Srpft meb ipeciel
Siaabelie.
(5ortiettelie fra forr. Mo.)
Sap. 2.
Q. Den perii1te Biern.
8aa famine Maaoe bepiles Bibr,
men at pnre Spmbulet paa bet per-
fife @ise.
5blsenoe Ct 3efaen:
.Os fe ct anbet 9pr, (iom par)
bet anoet, bet par list en- 8lsrn. os
bet bleb opreif peo 2puens enc @ibe,
% bet bauoe ire &ibben / lin Munb,
1mellem fine Eanber; oe mon ioebe
faa til bet: @taa pp, eb meoet
%1pD!" (0an. Z, 5.)
1. @iito riite M erfer.
! Ser er ct biitorin Mette. iom BIZ
oraaer til at tbent,fteere 8ibrnen
meo bet periilfe &tee. Da bet peril
ife &i9e nar bet onbet / &etten,
leoes III 9aniie naturli9t til ben
Slutning, at bet anbet 9br er bets
Snmbol.
2. 2isbeb / @aratter.
Ser er to &aratterlisbeoer mel>
lem Bigrren % bet periiRe &ise.
Jbrite Yi9beb: 8ibrnen er life
uoelutfenoe ct fibbebsnbe 9pr. Set
ernerer fig for en- for 9el of &lan,
ter og 5rugt. 9ette bepiier, at
Bibrnen er minbre rob9ierrig %
9rum enb 2guen % andre fipbeoenbe
DIR. Dg bet periiilie 8iae par bet
Smilbefe Of alle @iaer / Dlbtiben.
Set bebanblebe be erobrebe 9eationer
meb itbrre 2emfeloi9beb eub be an.
bre. Set ti1oo be Jolt, fom bar
tasne tilfanse al Babglonierne. at
penbe tilbase til fire esne 2onbe.
9et tiaoo 5pnitierne at eienoptoae
fin 9onoel uper bet &poe Sau. Sc
2auoe, iom bar blepen loete gbe unz
Der Babplons 6errehpmme, 9ienz
uanbt FIN Eriu{el unber bet perfRe
8errebbmn1e.
Nuoen 2isbsb / Rarotter: Bibr,
men Ct ct ttumiet 9pr, ION beueeer
fig lansiomt. Saalebes par oeIaa
bet perfiie &i9e ieuoregtist o9 tuust
fine mititere Beueselier. st fort
Mnta1 &uinber c9 Bgrn leblageoe
bets Irmeer. o9 0iftcererne fbrte
meo fig olt, buao BET bgr.e til
2utius. NQe mtlitere 8epaeelier
bleo binbreoe af ben ubpre Mnnebe
Baggage, fom Nrmeerne tgrte meb
fig.
3. . perensIte m menoe
Rlenossierninser.
Biprnen ct o9iaa ioentificeret meb
j bet peritite &ise peb tire operens.
ftemmenoe Rienbssierninser.
6Brie operensfemmenbe Rlenbs.
9iernine: rOs bet (Bibrnen) blep
opreif peb 2puens enc @ioe." Ser.
fen par paa 9fiioen af @i9et, %
alle &eriernes @robrinoer, ba geiaet
srunblosbes, bleo eiort mob @eften.
Set perfite &ise ,bleu opreiit ueo
9bpenS enc Sioe" li9eiom Biarnen.
Gnoen opereusitemmenoe seienbs>
siernin9: Bisrnen rbapbe tire Mib.
ben fin Munb imellem fine Enu>
oer." 9isie &itben antpber tire
Dire, ber er talbne ,iom @ptte for
8iprnea. Set perfiRe 9Rige operz
panot tire Ma9ter. ibet bet opfoo.
nemlig 2poien, 8abplon o9 9ggbps
ten.
!. Erebie operensfemmenoe &ienbs>
9ieruins: Os mon iasoe iaa til bet:
.Staa op, eo me9et &ibo." Set blep
inaleoes antpoet. at Bibrnen itulbe
gbele3ge mango MenneRelip. Ser.
fen erobreoe mango 2anbe, iom lite
bar unber bet babpIoniife alag. Set
@uOfrotte fine @robrin9er lan9t mob
glorb. 2f Dg Spb. Set unbertuan9
belle 2iQeafien, os bets inbtrenaenbe
ST. @rices Cream Batting 8opber
gerbensubiillingen bbiefe 8ris.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-17
fergus falls Mgtblaa
uotommer bber Onabag.
q. eoIeus, ttbgtber.
Subifripttouaprt8 $1.25 for / Mar, betalt
tTprffu6, eHer8 $3.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,

A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01
within twenty-five yards . maenih

within twenty-five yards . maenih.
cent fight was going on. Two other
male lions had Joined the one had
first seen, and run blOod.spoor till
they had overtaken and stopped the
buffalo. They were now all standing
rampant On him, teeth and claws
9th at work, the gallant old bull
doing his utmost to hold his own
against odds He tried to gore them,
but they Rugged bis side, putting
their bodies parallel with his, and
escaping the thrust; he swung the
lion on his right completely of his
legs, as you swing child by its arms
1t was only by glimpses that you saw
anything. for IL was an enfolding
cloud of dust, out OF which came
ever now and again the black hide of
the bull and the fulvous coats Of the
lions. Every muscle Of the attackers
and attacked was on the stretch.
You felt rather than saw the terrible
strain. Had the buffalo been un.
wounded even with the odds Of three
to one against him, he would have
left his mark 1t did not last much
more than q minutc-perhaps not
even that-and then the grand old
MARI came to the ground, killed by
the ball, not by the lions"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01
Iondon's Memorial TO Caxton.

A window In memory OF Caxton In
the Stati0ner's Hall, London, was
unveiled the other day by the Lord
Mayor with considerable ceremony.
1t Is the gift OF Joshua w. Butter.
worth, tho master OF the COMPANY,
aud represented CaxtOn submitting q
proof OF his arst printing In tho AL.
monry, In Westminster Abbey, to
King Edward ~. The Queen IL
standing by the King, with the
Prince ut her side, and the group IL
completed by Y lady In waiting. In
the foreground q youth IL busily en-.
gagged grinding the materials for the
ink and c0mpositor IL setting type.
An exact reprodu .tion OF Cations
printing press, the insignia of the
StaJioner's Company, and the colo.
phOns Of some eminent printers com.
plete the window.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01
sNAkesrALKINo IN MARYLAND.
Perilous springtime sport INDUCED In By
Men Of Anne Arundel County.

Perilous springtime sport INDUCED In By
Men Of Anne Arundel County.
'Thcy have novel and exciting
spring sport down In Anne Arundel
County, Maryland" said q man from
Baltimore to writer for the New
York Sun. 1t Is snake shooting.
Long, long ago the native sp0rtsmen
down there discovered that in the
spring Of the year blacksnakes, gar.
ter snakes, and mCccasins--and
Anne Arundel County seems to have
q good many hundreds of these to
the acre-are engaged in their little
l0vemaking affairs They hover to.
gcther In dry spots, and make so
much noise with their Kissing and
wriggling that It Is no trouble to
stalk them from a long distance
away. At the season named they
are not only bold and fearless, but
they will not hesitate 20 attack an
intruder on their trusting places.
The moccasin snake looks dun and
rusty on land, but his ba X lights no
into beautiful Kaleidoscope markings
when In the water The moccasin
Is the easiest snaxe to kill, they say.
When the warm spring sun showers
its rays down on the pools in which
the mOccasin lives and finds his prey
he comes to the surface and hangs
on to q jutting bush or weed, or
crawls out on the banks and lies
stretched on the grass or sand. He
Is shy and will run quickly at an ap.
proach, except at mating time, and
then he will show you a pretty fight
And you hadn't better let him bite
you. His bite may not kill YOU, but
1t would be better II a whole nest Of
hornets rested on you aud enjoyed
themselves than that one little
water mOccasin should touch you
with his fangs But his cousin. the
c0ttonmouth, sOr stunt tail moccasin,
will bring your last will and teata.
ment into service nearly surer than
the cholera or yellow fever. His
poison tooth Is as deadly us the rat.
tlesnakes, and when he hears you
coming he won't run way or warn
you like the rattlesnakc. but will lie
SVsha u"N "uhV III yOu ptuk NSuotAs
into you II he can. There Is cOnsid.
cradle vim in stalking stumptail
mOccasin when he Is absorbed In his
lovemaking, and you want to make
sure Of your shots when you draw
bead On him.
THE proper and sportsmanlike way
OF hunting snakes In Anne Arundel
County IL t. shoot them with a
small rife, and the sportsman WIN
doesn't bag his game by shooting II
In the head isn't looked up to much.
The man who would 20 out after
snakes with u shotgun down there
would lose caste Immediately, and be
sadly talked about. The favorite
rifle Is one Of % CALDER, and twenty
yards range Is the least an expert
snake stalker asks A moccasin head
can be plainly seen ut that distance,
and many u shot among the snake
hunters doesn't brag any II he doesn'
knock eight heads on out Of ten a,
that distance.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01
STRANGE SELF.DeCEIr.
What . Morbid Love for the Sensational
Sometimes Leads To.

What . Morbid Love for the Sensational
Sometimes Leads To.
A morbid love of the sensational
sometimes leads young people, more
especially young women, into strange
paths Many extraordinary instances
are on record Of the singular manner
In which they have imposed upon
relatives and friends, representing
themselves a suffering from q bani.
Ing nialady In some cases, In others
as tho Victims Of Injustice Or perse.
cutiOn.
A case Of the latter kind was that
OF the Canadian girl, said to be per.
secuted by tho receipt Of scurrilous
anonymous letters The whole pop.
ulation was reused into sympathy and
Indignation. and she herself was
driven 1nally into the grave, amid
the lamentations Of the community,
by her malevOlent and undiscover.
able accLser Afterwards an exam.
tnatiOn OF her papers and letters TO.
vealed the fact that she herself had
been the unknown writer 1t would
seem remarkable that one should be
ones enemy to such an extent as to
commit suicide by self.l ersecutiOn In
this manner Yet psychologists know
that such cases are not infreQuent
A recent Illustration OF that IL af.
fOrded by the story OF q spinster
mllliner, who not only wrote herself
prosecuting letters, but actually set
tire and destroyed some Of her
effects In her little shop, In oder to
satisfy hcr morbid craving for the
sympathy and attention OF the com.
munity In which she lived.
Some years ago Portsmouth was
treated to u rather mo. Q striking ex.
ample OF caprice. when a young
woman Of good family carried out for
year or two most extraordinary
system OF deception. She asserted
that while travelling she had become
acquainted with u young American
Of enormous wealth. They became
alta he'd to each other, correspUnded
and were engaged. Every week or
SO she received letters an cable.
grams from her imaginary lover, and
these she would read to, and talk
over with, her many friends. Tho
wedding day was actually set, when
a cablcgram announced tho death of
her expected swain. The bride
seemed overwhelmed with grief, hut
her friends became suspicious and
an investigation, quietly carried on.
revealed the fact that letters and
messages originated with herself, and
no lover had eyer existed.-Pitts.
burgh Dispatch.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01
Bismarck's Feminine Foe.

Much Of the small talk Of Berlin
just now refers to the exalted and
titled parsonage who Is always al.
luded to about town In the German
capital rs 1.-The English woman"
The Empress Frederick, who Is the
strong minded daughter OF Queen
Victoria Ut England, has for many
years enjoyed the distln ton OF being
the most unpopular person IN Berlin.
1t was she who ordered the German
doctors out Of the sick room Of her
husband, the Emperor Frederick, and
turned the patient over to Dr. Morell
Mackenzie. an Englishman. This
action aroused the entire medical
fraternity Of Germany against the
Empress Frederick, and the OppOsi-
t!On gradually extended until IL per.
meated every sc tiOn OF the empire.
During F'rederick's illness the Em.
press hostility to Bismarck, who was
then the mainstay and hope Of tho
empire was SO marked and persistent
that the Bismarck faction also turned
against her Her hate OF Bismarck
had been OF long standing, and she
unquestionably influenced her son TO
share her views to some extent. She
was quoted Us saying that she was
the happicst woman IN Europe when
her son, the present Emperor, set
Bismarck aside. For all these reasons
the dislike Of tho Germl ans for tho
English woman continued to grow no
time passed on. until William made
o sudden resolve to take Bismarck
back to his heart, and followed out
his resolution with all the theatrical
display which the young monarch
usually brings to bear In state and
personal matters. The Joy of the
Germans over the reconciliation Is
not half so great as their delight over
the distinct atIrOnt which the action
carries TO the intriguing aud vim.
dictive daughter Of the British Queen
New York Sun.
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Lion and buffalo.

One Of the finest struggles of brute
force ever seen by man, and one of u
kind which but few can ever hope to
witness in these days OF the indis.
eliminate slaughter Of big game, is
described by an African hunter, Mai
Warden, who one day, while on q
hunting trip, wounded a big buffalo.
As he ran up 10 pursuit OF the beast
he saw that lion was also after the
buffalo.
'After going 100 yards" he says,
Il could distinctly hear the sharp
snort OF the buffalo ana mutlled grOwl
of its assailant and knew that the
latter had got hold. still ran on,
looking out tor u sight OF the com.
batants, when suddenly the man who
had kept up with me put his hand on
my wrist and, pulling rather harder
than he intended, STOPPING forward
and running as ! was, down ! came
Overbalanced. What IL Is itY I
asked sngrily. Look!' be answered.
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Opinions Change.

The whole world may he wrong,
but certain order of people are al.
ways right, in their own opinion:
"Don't you believe the world Is grow
ing better?" asked the enthusiastic
young woman. "Well," replied the
old gentleman, "the older people are
less pig.headed and preludiced thar
were elderly people when l was 9
youth. But ! do not think the yOuns,
men of the present day have half the
enterprise or ju lgmgnt OF those OF
nv timcO
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Tho Fighting TailOrs.

The Fifteenth Light Dragons,
whose brilliant feat OF arms at VII.
liers.en.Couche, was concentrated
In the Pail Mall Gazette, had q very
singular and, indeed, for a British
cavalry regiment, u probable UNIQUE
origin. When In 1919 1t was decided
to raise certain corps on the model OF
the Prussian hussars, Lieutenant
Colonel Elliott, OF the Second Horse
Grenadier Guards. A.. ID. C.--tO be
famous later on, aS the "Old Cock OF
the Rock," and Lord Heathheld-
was one OF the officers selected for
this service. The London tailors
were on strike at the time. and.
with disregard OF prejudice which
was amply justified by the result, the
Colonel, enlisted u whole regiment Of
them, WHICH was known as the First
Light Horse. On March 10 he was
gazetted to the command of it. On
Aug. J it was at Minden, and every
individual tailor In the ranks APP
proved himself a horseman and q
man. AS the head OF the First
Light Horse, its Colonel was thanked
aga n and again by Prince Ferdinand
for its services, and when at the con.
cluslOn OF the war, the regiment was
reviewed by George Ill. In Hyde
Park, the King was pleased to ask
what he could do to mark his sense
Of its discipline and efficiency. FL.
lott natural y begged that the First
Light Horse might be made royal"
In consequence it became the Fit.
teenth or Kings Own Royal Light
Dragons, aud 1t stands in the army
list to-day as Fifteenth (king's)
Hussars. Notes and Queries.