The Republican journal., 1894-11-22

should 1lud 1T advisable to spend the rest
of bis life, and what little money he has
that belongs to somebody else, in some
foreign citv. would advise him to 30 to
Amsterdam.
III TRAVELLING through Fnrope one should
ALWAYS avoid NIGHT trains. if possible. If
one has any interest in fine scenery. which
il 81 abundant in Europe. tie dan time is
81 cuurst tle. proper time to travel: but
aside from that. The diseomforts of night
travel are excessive IN all European eoun-
tries. Occasionally one finds sleeping
car that deserves tile name. or d compart-
ment occupied by two or three persons.
ana can serrre a nioht's sleep il lori-
zonta position. But usually one has to
sleep in the posture of the old Assyrian
statues Eastern Holland and Northern
Germany are however not celebrated for
beautiful scenery. With few exceptions,
the whole route from Amsterdam to Der
lin is one vast plain. broken here and
there bv sluggish river. The soil is
sandy. hut Us JUDGE from the Vegetation
is quite fertile, Pine forests. set ont in
rows. cover thousands of acres. These
forests are under government protection,
and state Officials are everywhere to pro
tect them. These officials decide what
trees shall be felled. and What land shall
be planted With new forests such gov-
eminent interference seems to an Ameri-
IAN Iike al p,,tra.e upon private RIGHTS:
b,It NJ oar own government had exercised
a little care over the mighty forests OF the
-nitrd States The Wholesale destruction
of timber tlat has cone on for the past
twenty wears. might have been prevented
On board Tic train leaving Amsterdam
was \ travelling paltv of Americans with
guide. bound for NORWAY. There were
III the paitv six Indies and one gentleman
have rarnIy MIA 81 much SYMPATHY for Il
man as ion him. NV own Condition was
,iriahIe cn9uoh. hut il WAS heaven COM
ltleG Will NH The ladies were All TN
married an with reason assumed, and
We're VERY un sea II llayel 1t Was the
stlan4rst thillg Ks ME that Il man Ut thirty
wears tNlefit.lieta in he world should have
ioincd Surh 4 l,artv. During the IN hours
that W. role tnaethei could sps that he
crew Yisil,ly oldnr. HE guide rf cnulsr
looked Jill tef tie ms4a4e. Which was e.
ttlisive III t. toY an ordinary travelling
mellagelit. him the gentleman Mas Obliged
"a attend To the othel needs of the party
III s,,ite of treatment potations II whiskev.
The utnost Ge.ielaflv every hall hour
forward commencement, take n drink and
relieve his Mind IN a few we'll chosen
phrases anl then irstlln tn hiS WORK Nv
near rs euWld learn "A hnttle ut lare4arc.
IN some other harmless tluia. had been
lost w oie III the Miles. Ana II Seemed
absolutely necessary that Ill sAoild le iil.-
mediatcl} found All the baggage was
NnstIti,ltl. articles nameahle ana nm
nameabe taken Out and examined Ul-
tual determinations i, suited, and at last
tile lady remembered that she HAD taken
tide last of ii tht miglt before ana thrown
the bottle OH nj Tie window. pom this
the geiirltman wh0 had Seen searching
tOl Am houl came to tie forward com
partment. 4 H. lely wrong IN swear, ANN
WaN. and lali,~ never sweaI bnt III WAS
nn lalN. ceuid Nee hat I'M tho language
he used TX make matters worse the
4Uarl informed the guide that it would
w necessary fun tile paitv IN remain three
hoMrS At the Junction before Proceeding
tp 3alnbur1 and A. Tile Berlin train l8lll-
etl out III TILL Station eould sep the WI
dies Sitting upan their numerous " rs and
Bundles. eacb wavln4 liza laaaSAl aI tile
twp tm4MtaMed mtu. eyidpnty Threaten
lIl4 t@ fllmSf ia down their rhraats Amt
SlreaI Ill.,
ANout el,,Nen netock an utfieial paSsy#
Though thc uAI and informed MI the paS-
SengelS that il they wished Aux dinner.
tAel ntst @lelri ii thtn Sp that wv mint
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