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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
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i3p0lf Staten baben bis iebt @elebe
fiir sic GinleBung bon S9teosgeri6te1l
3ipiiben Qtrbeitgeberlt uno Qlngelteuten er>
%laiien: California, Colorado, Soma, &on=
las, MarDlan6, Maiia9uletts, Wfi9igan,
Wfiliouri, Stem Serieb, SEEM Yort, Sbtu
un6 8enniDlpania. Ql6er nrr in flint 6erz
iclben = Wtaiia9uiettS, Stem gort, Galiz
~fornta, SDto unb JteD SerleD-- itn6 Die bonn
@eieb por9eiebeneu ftaatlicben S6ieb5gez
ri6te aub mirflib ein9elebt iporoen, unb
in W~aiiacbuiettS alein iinb bieielben l6ou
lQngere Belt in Doue Wirfiamteit g~etreter
un6 baben, tpie neuli9 mitgetbeilt, einen
norSitgliben unb gut ytacbabmun9 beraus7
forbernben @rfol9 9ebabt.
Sn Wtic6igan nurbe ELI @eieb, bas Ben
0OuDerneur ermd9ligte, Elm ftaatlicbes
S9ieosgert9t einsuieben, I'M Sabre 1889
e%rla1len, eS lit oelnlelben aber bis jebt nic6t
So(ge ge~leiltet tperoen. 9as @eieB bon
Colorado beauftragt ben GommiilGr bes
Nr6ettS7 Bureaus ais S1ieoSri6ter in
Streitigfeiten 3Diicben Nrbeit9ebcrn unO
Nngeiteuten aH1Sutreten, penn feline Sim
mil6ung pon bem Qlrbeitgeber ooer neni9>
items fiinf3ebn 6er Q(rbeiter erbeten miro.
Sn Wtifionrt bat Der sleicbe 8eomte bie
9leic6e 8oamacbt, aber aucb nodb Die peiz
tcre, aus eigenem Nntrieb Elm S9teo5ge=
ricbt gu p%erlammeln un6 IN 6emielber ben
Goriib gu fiibren. SIN Soma, Ranias,
Warplano unb 8enniplpanta iino Die @ee
richie ermGcbti9t, Sbieosridbter 5t ernenz
men, tpern Die ftrettigen 8orteien barein
piutgen, bo9 bat ith beren Surisbiftion
NUT allf etnen bcitimmtten Sau ,unD ntbt
iber oaS @ountD binduS 3u erftreGen.
Sn Californian, 100 6as @eieb felt 1891
bcite6t, lit Der @oubcrneur ermGdttgt, brei
2eute 81 ernen1e1, BON 6ene1 te elmer elm
8ertreter bon 9lrbeit unb t&apiteL, Der
brittle uno GoriiBenbe feines bon beioen
iein ioa. 0o3 fDnnen oucb sic itrettigen
Bartcten ie einen S6teoSricbter, unb oieie
beiben Ben 9ritten mdblen. 0te Stats
be60r0e fam nur ouf Nntrag elmer Der
itretttgen Yarteten ODER beioer in gBirflam=
felt treten. Sn bieiem Sale mitiicn, mie
in W~tandcbuletts, Die Barteien per1precben,
fort3uarbeiten, bis Die @1t1dbei6ung erfolqt
lit, nno fi6 berielben lc9s Wonate lang
SIT ft9en unO bon Der 8ereinbarung nicbt
obne 8tpeimonatlt6e &iinbt9ung 3uriid3uz
treten. llebertritt cine Ser Barteten bic
O|eOlHgUH9eHy 10 Dat ne Die T0ltclt 0e5
S9teoSgertbteS GIT tragen. 9ie @nt>
i6eibungen ftno BET @eiebgebuns mitsue
tbeilen; tpeiter bat bas SdtebSgeribt fetne
Ueadt. 9te Sdiebsri6ter erbatten So
pet Sag un6 bie n0tbigen Nuslagcn.
Sebr DeripideIt 1T oaS @eicb BON Sopa.
9ort fam in iebem GountD oeS Staates
nit GrlaubniB bes Gircuitgericbtes Elm
S6ieOsgert6t etngeiebt tperben, tpenn bier
Nrbeit9eber unO 5man5is 2trbcitcr gemeinz
lam barum nacbiu9en. 9aiielbe bat als
lie stpei Bis iecbS bon Sen Bdrteien ielbit
oorgei6Ga9cnen Yerlonen Su beiteben.
0teies S6ie6s8eri6t fann bic por9e7
foroerten a3eu9en pereiot9en, ficb 8iiber
uno Papiere DOrlegen laiien, Sobuers
itdnoi9e anifeIen, unb ipenn es iicb nicbt
einigen fam, einen S9ieosricbter err
ipd0len, oeiien Spru4 gilt. Sn &anias
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
saiIer @silbeGnt in Der martembnra

Quf Ietner Gitdfe1r bon &0nigsberg, no
er Ser GntbitQung beS 9enfnals ieines
GroBOoterS beigetpobnt un6 oem mi6ere
baarigen OitpreuBii9cn 9t6el Sen &iimmel
g%erieben bat, bcillbte &aiier @ilbclm aud
Die Otarienburg, un6 nabm bort Gin bon
ber BroDin5 8eftpreuBen ibm gegebenes
SeitmabG Elm.
llnb 5mar fanb Sieies Seitmabl nicbt,
wie Die Subelfcier sur bunbertid6rigen
Bieberpereini9un9 Der gropins nit 8reuz
BEN am II. unb ID. September 1872, in
ben IerrIicben tpeiten NGumen 6es in Der
~3tDetten 6Glfte beS i'm bier3ebnten SSabr=
bunbert auf9efibrten Mttteli6loIies, ion5
bern in Sem OerbdItniBmGBig engen, aber
biitorii6 ebrtpiiroigeit 4apitel1aal oeS eeaen
Gnbe OeS -. Sabrbunoerts entftau6enen
urlpriinGlieben S6lOiies, Se3 %io9enannten
9obi6lofieS ftatt. Sbon iett Sabren 1T
an Der 28ieoerberiteQung bieIes Glte1ten
mnb am meiiten perfauen seipelenen G6eiz
les Der Wtarieuburg, bon Sem ei9entlicb nltr
Die 6errlic6e &irdbs erbalten mar, 9car6ettet
iporoen, nit Defenders fieberbafter G6Gtiq-
felt ieit 8eginn oieieS SaDreS, un6 es lit
aIcb ~9elungen, ~peni9itens 6aS eigentlicbe
tOobi6loB, un0 5Dar in genauer Nadbs
biIoung beS frii9eren, ni6t immer flint
lerti9 i6Ouen S6mudeS, iomie bic 3uz
fa6rt Su bemielbcn sur Nnfnabme bes
aaiiers fertigSuiteuen. Gs wer6en aber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
SeimtliOe gteGbriefe.

Son 0maba fommt Die Na9ridbt, 6aB
6ie @iienbabnen einen 8eg erfuuben haben,
UNI Der MnlteQung BON 2euten, Die iib an
N%usitGnben betbeiligt ODER ftcb ionit Mig
liebtg semacbt babert, por3ubeu9en. Sic
for6ern bon ben NniteQung Gacbiucben6en
Elm 3eugniB iLber bie 0riinbe iDrer Gntlalz
lung aus ibrer friiberen Steaung. I'm
nun nibt fagen 3u miiiien, ser 8etreffenbe
lei mesen Sbeilnabn1e III einem Streif
entlaiien tporoen, iDcnn er iib iOnt ni9ts
al Sbulben fommen laiien, bat man fir
oerartise l3eugninc auf ben Giienbabnen
8riefbogen nit einem 8afer5eiden einge@
fitbrt. 0asie(6e bat bic 8isur eines
&rauicbs. SIT 6erieIbe bouitdnbig norban7
Sen, 10 1T oas 3eugniB gut; feblt benz;
Ielben aber Der &opf, 10 beoeutet bas, 6aB
Ser .3eugniBs Snbaber anril6ig lit, unb
feline @tienbabn miro i'm wie0er anftelen.
Oas 1T etne niebertrd6tigc un6 birtcr7
li1tige 6an6lung8weiic. Sc lit ein Sampf
I'M 0unteln uno nit Deritedten @affen.
Sin Monn, Dem ofien in ieinem .3eugniB
geiagt miro, er lei pegen SDeilnabme an
einem NuSitan6 o6er tpe9en 6crporra9enber
G~6eilnabme an 9(rbciterzltnione entlailen
mor6en, ipeiB, mas iein Scbifial Ietn
pirb er tpirb iofOrt Anitrenguu9en macben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
1tn1ere auftraGt16em @etter.,.

Scenario bat einmol gelagt: 8enn mir
ale q u tpGrel1, brau6ten mir feline @ee
iebe. 9as lit gum sr0Bten Gbeile wabr.
8enn Niemanb ftcblen mitrbe, pGren @ez
iebe, 6te ben 0tebfta6l abn6en, uberflliiltg J.;
1pel1n Ntem1ano mor6en tpitrDe, braubten
tptr feline @eiebe, bic BEN Mor6 beitrafen ;
tpenn SSebermann letn Stimmrecbt ebrli6
auSiiben piir6e, braucbten mir feline be-
ionberen @eiebe gegen ben @ablbetrug.
9(ber baS @enn. 9aran icbeitern ia
alcb Die i1onen Sp%efulationen Der Sociaz
~liitel, mel6e tbren v8oltSitaat" nur nit
WfeuI6en 10 Doufommener 2lrt erricbten
~fDnnen, baB man in DER iebt lebenben
@eneration, ielbft tpenn man nit ser
2aterne iuben miir6e, faum elm 8Gder=
hubeno auftreiben f0nnte.
Bir finben Daber auh, baB sic mooerne
Geieb9ebung bic 3enOen5 bat, 6ur6 bere
i9Grfte- WaBregeln seieui6aftliaen
ltcbeln gu ~iteuern, pel6e in Der meni6z
li3en 9fatur be9riir6et erl4einen unb
Daber nicbt ausgerottet tper6en f0nnen.
Gebneu mir 3. 8. ben @ablbetrug.
Wtan iolte annebmen, baB ieoer 8iirger
elmer Nepublit iein Gecbt, burb frete rno
9ciptilenbafte Qbgabe ietner Stimmc an ser
Gsgierung tbeil3une6men betlt9 balten
luitrbe. Dem 1T aber nic6t Ser Tal.
NaeS 3ureben, aueS @rmabnen fat itb ais
trlbtIoS eripieien. Sc gr6Ber bte StGbfe
iperoen, ie me6r @eiinbeG itb in tbnen aufe
bGuft; ie ~tpeniger ell 8iirger ben an6ern
tennt; je mebr @elb fir @abl3tpede aus
gegebcn ipir6, oeito iblimmer tptrb eS.
Was fonnte mat tbun =? SIM Gn9liiben
beiBt es: ct takes a thief to eatah =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17

bes WetflJiiippi. Die @eiiung III 6ieiem
Selo5IGe mar nod BON benz bamdlt9en
@eneraliiiimu8 Sailed, bieiem gelebrten
ullb unpraftii6en @a6iuetS8eneral, ertbetlt
tDorOen, oer oaourb ben am unteren Galte
be5 &eb 9tioer 9ele8cnen She'll 2outltanas
5uriGgetpinnen ppQte. 8anfS perlonltdD
bate ben 8lan nicbt gebiQigt; ober nas
fldglibe Scbeitern beS ltnterncbmcnS tdut
tbm sur 2olt. @r NOR nit einem tret17
licben Ocere BON mebr ais 10000 trte9Ss
erprobten 8eteranen uno 5ugletcb nit etilet
%itarfen Stromflptte aus Ocnt Otilltl1tppt
berie6eu. 9ocb in Solge i%eilter untdbtg7
felt lpurbe er baIO nab benz 8e9lftne 1etlles
8orrilfenS bon BEN g%eringere1 GebellenS
StreitfrGftcn ltnter General Did SoDlor,
ObQLeicb bteier bel Beitcm tein StoneiDal
Sadion mar, mebrfac9 u!:ter i6peren Ser
Iuitel1 9eldlo9en, uno nit Otltbe u1o 9totD
mar6 Der 9telt beS 0ecreS iamnt Der 6lotte
gerettet. 8anfS ipurOe nun enOlicb oes
&omman6os uno jeocr t~ueiteren 0eneralsz
tDGtigfeit nit Scbon1n9 e1tboben.
9ieie @ntDebun9 erfol9te TAFT glei63eitig
nit Dem Qntritte 0eS oberlten 8eie9lS ourd1
General Wrant. limb nun trot an bie
SteQe Der erfolgtoien 6aued'iben &riegsz
metbooc bic pe~rftGn6ige, fraftpole, CONF
centrii4e &riegstibruns, burb pelbe Die
11uion rubrnpoI interchangeable ptr6e.
Su Der S0ule GROCER 6elOberrn tpie
Grant uuo Sherman e%ntDidelten Itcb atd6
tapfere OfGnncr aus Dem birgerlicben
Qcben uacb unb nab I'M &ric9e 5u ticbtigen
@cneralen. 0fan 0ente 3. 8. an unlere
SuiupiIer 2ogan un6 8almer.
On General 8anfS ba9egen eritebt man,
tp!e eilt in om6eren 9tngen tit6tiser Manl
in eiuen immeripdbrenben geidi3tlicben
0erruf fommen fam, penn er eitel uni
ibpacb 9euu8 1T, Obne Gori3ule groBt
Steuunger SIT iibernebmen, fitr Die iet1t
&rGfte in feiner @etie ausreiden. Son
SAINTS ipiro etpig geltcn, mas S4iuer in
yQSauenitein's Sob" ben. Selomari9alI
Suo bon einem Set Oamaligen Oiterrei6i:
fben Generate iagen lG3t:
----- @aQas? Sat fem Slid
1n6 mar BON ieber nur elm 9eerber:
oerber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
gSilbelua 1t,to 0lepetanS.

@o6in mir bliden fin6en mir, 6aB oae
materielle Sntereilc in BEN parIamen>
tGrtl9en &Gmpfen un0 in Der Bolitif Oas
GISi6laggebenDe lit, un6 nirgcnos lift oas
i'm 2aUfe 0ieie5 SommcrS oeutlichcr 6er-
Dorgetreten, ais in ben Yarlamenteu Del
beibcu QGnbey, Bic mir beute ~beionbers in's
2luge faiien DOQcn, i'm beutl9et Geidsz
tage un6 I'M Gon8reB Der Ser. Staten.
0riiben tpogte monatelange ser &f
3tuiidben ben dgraril chen un6 ben in6us
i~triclIen Sntereiien un0 er i~teigerte li6 nab
ren0 oer 9ebatten iiber ben bon Ser Geaie>
KUN befiirporteten t6atoelSoertraq nit
8uBLan0 su elmer iol6en @r6itterung, bar
Die bonn @roBgrun6beitb beeinfluBte con-
ierDatipe 8reiie cine Spra6e fiibrte, ipeld6e
ben Socialoemotraten Elm iatanil9 fro6es
2d9eln abn0tbigte.
6uBIano lit Elm in6uitriea unenttpidelz
tes Jfetcb, aber e5 bat unermeBIi9e uatiirz
li6e 0tlfsqueIcn, es lift Dor Nuem Gin
2ano, ipeLdeS oorauf a~n9enieien lift, ieinen
1leberlbuB al Sel6friidten a63ugeben UNI
oafur tnbultrtele @r8eugntiie anoercr 2Gns
Der etn6utGuiben.
llnO ipel9es Qan6 ldge ibn ndber als
9eutlblanO ? 8reilicb tpGre fir GuBGant
Gnglanb ein nod ginitigeres 6eI6 fir ben
9lusgIetcb Der Sitter, Die in RuBlan6 Die
gtatur, in Gn9IanS Die Snbuitrie erseugt,
aber Die boDe Rolitif treibt 9fuB[anb uno
GHglGuo ausetn1noer; beloe Gambler
ieben ben 3ettpunft ~berannaben, on benz
fic iicb i6rer Snterelien i'm 0riente fpeger
nit benz S6Uerte gesenitberte6en fperoen.
Oeutiblano bingegeu mar itelS Elm
6reunO 3uBlanOS unO penn nic6t nad6
benz Berliner 6ricoen cine 10 arge Ser
idbnupflng III ct. petersburg eingetreten
udre, mitrbe bic franco zruifticbe @nnG6ez
r1tnQ ME 81 Stan6e gefommen iein. Die
@erbriiOerung 6at aber nit Dem 8~ariier
uno Gouloner Gaumel bonn leBten Sabre
loren O0bepuntt erreicbt un6 lit bebeutcnb
erfaltet; Ser iunge 0euticbe &atier ift auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17

Ss1tt1rrft&nf untr NOtre Don1R.
Sen 6tuoenten it 8elegeubett air. GrIduouuo her
&ertntniB BON G~laiiifern @atbematif, RebtSmiHeniebaf
Muiif uno fstneu 4dufen 9ebpteu. 3baiinos.9eporte.
ment fir 9uobeu unter - 5obreu bolitdn6tq 1eporot,
@atalog ouf WunI1 frei 5u9eiauot Dur4
9teo. u. MDrriffep. C. S. c.. 9rai.
5Wa1Sp6 Ssotre Dame. Subtana.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
@eiRaeW0fme1t

Cine poutomnlenere uno unberl6Ql1tere
99eiBnaibung, nie tie in benz 8eribt oes
Wtniter in @6dncerD GarD iiber bic 9luS:
pLinberung Der gtortbern Bactfic 8abn
entbalten lift, bat eS pobI nob ME gegeben.
Der 8rGit0eut GbDmGS S. Dates miro bon
ie6er Sdbulb 9ereinigt; CT bat 0errn @drp
3ufo(ge nicbt nlr feline 8ficbt eebabt, ir>
geno ettpas 3u ieben, ionoern es mar nibts
All iebel1. @S lit alIe5 in boiler Sr0nung
bergegangen; Der Q(nfauf Ser, 9irectoren
Ser Iortbern 8aciftc 8abn ge6Orisen,
9te6enbabnen 6urA bieielben 9treftoren,
ia 1ogar Der Q(nfauf oer Chicago Ierminal
Babn fir sebn O2tuionen Dollars miro ais
bDQtg ~correft, gei9GftSmGBtg ur0 eDrltcb
be3etcbnet, obtpobl 0urcb 0teie Oeri bieoenen
MnfGufe 0as @tgentbum Der gtorb YactfC
Babn nm bunbert Wtuionen Dollars ett1
tpert6et tporben 1T. 9tur Elm Otanu tDirb
gum &arnideL un0 SInoenbOd gemacbt -
6enrD 8iuar6. Sbm nirb 5ur 9ait 9eIegt,
baB er iidb 8onbs Ser Oregon uno SranSz
continental ~@ompagnte I'M 8etr0ge bon
$409, 900 a%n9eeignet babe, il6er ipelbe
feline &ehenibaft abgelest tpor0eu rel, ulD
0aB ct bel benz Qnfduf 0er 9fortDern Ya>
ciic uno Wtanitoba 9tatlpaD So. itb etnen
ungeieBGiden @etpinn 5ur 60be bon 1868, :
691.7 peri6afft babe. Qlli0 fir nob ntbt
0ret 8iertel elmer MiQion BON ben per>
ihuun6enen 6un6ert 0iiIionen bat Der
feinlpirigc Wfaiter in @bancerD etnen Ser
bLeib 9efunben.
OaB 6r. Billiard einen Nntbeil unb Stpar
etnen groBen an Der ~QluSraubun9 Der gtoro
gacific>8abn gebabt bat, unterlte9t feinem
3meifel bel Der Steaung, Die ct in 6eriel>
ben inue bate, lift an5unebmen, baB CT baz
bel Ser leiten6e @entus, SET Wfacber, tpar.
Qber 6aB CT 6ieielbe bate oou3ieben f0nnen
Dbne 6ie 3uitimmung un6 Wfttptrfun9 6es
Braitbenten unb Der %itbrigen 9ircttOreu,
uno baB oieie feinen She'll beS 9taubes err
balte1I BADEN Ioaten, cine iolcbe Nn@
na6me lit einfadb IGcberli6.
0a ST. 8tGarO iib fern Oom S6uB in
9euti9lanb altfbGlt, iiebt bieier 8eri6t
tpie cine a6gefartete Sa9e aus. 8tuarO,
Dem man ni9t5 anbabeu farm, tpirb gum
SilnoenboG gemaobt, Oanttt ietne Wttti6uLs
Oigen trei ausgeDen f0nnen.
Ob Die betrogeuen uno au5gepliinberten
QlftionGre Der 0torO78 actficz8abn 1i4 nit
bieiem 8eri6t sufrie0en geben tperOen?
8ieuei6t miiiieu lie es. 9enn mie Ser
neuli6e iarfaitiic6c 8eri6t iiber Die Jtca7
Otngz@ eIeai9ait bar5ulegen periubt bat,
gtebt eS tein @eieB, nit beiien 6iilfe @ilenz
babn>9ireftoren Ooer >9r6iibenten fir
trgenO etpas sur 8ebeni6aft 9e5ogen tuerz
ben f%0nnen, mas ite nit benz @i9cntbunr
Der bon ibnen bertpalteten 8aGn tbun, un6
fei es AUDI Der frecbite OiebitabL unO 8ez
trug.
Sn6eiien 1T es pobG ser O1abe tpert6,
einen neuen &eriu9 5u macben, I'M Die
0iebe aur &echenihaft 3u aiehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17

lit 6as @eieb sicmGib balielbe, nun baB bas
S6iebSgeri3t auf ie 3rpei 8eDOQmabti9te
BON ie0cr Hartet belchrGnft 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17

GIN ScTBlClc9 OIeler Derlc9le0eTleH @eleBe
nit benz bon Waiia6uietts ptrb ergeben,
oaB leBtereS 6aS peitauS bette lit. 9a eS
liberties Die Idngite Brobe %betan0en, 10
ioate uniere @e}eBgebuns nibt %8au6ern,
etn gleic5es 0eicb fit Sutnots su e~rlaiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17

= Sn 8rSebmOt BET 8reraa in Mdbren
bat Ser Director Der Sberreali8ule 81
Seftf6, Wai1ta, Der felt DieIen Sobren bic
@egeno nad pra6titorii9en Spuren bur97
forfeit, bocbintereiiante onte~OtluOtanilcbe
TuuOc 9emaebt. ST ent6cfte Ote Dor5itg7
lidb erbaltcncn &no6enreitc elmer Tantlte
ooN lecbS Perionen. Die Snocbenreite
lagen brett neben MammutbfnodGen. &a7
nit lit sic 6Dpot6eie bes DGniiben @elebrs
ten 9ernitrupp, baB in europa niemal8
Otcni1en 9lci93eitig nit Sem OtammltD
eriitirt bobell, STREET. tpibcrle9t. Die Sno7
cben Der WtGnner ser Saulilic ftno beller err
balten ais Die Ser Srauen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17

Gem GoIfe bon SQinois gereibt es CUR
@bre, 0aB iopobG Der oberlte bemofratti6e
ais Der oberlte repubGtfanii9e @ortfiibrer
TIM Staate often 9egen amertfanii6e
auf eigene Sauit,
ii6 ausipre6en. SopobI Der bonn De-
mofrattiben StoatSconDent fir BEN 8un7
besienat 0ufgeitelte Serr so IS a ;, ais
Der republifaniibe 8un6esienator unO re-
pubtttanii9e 9auptfanoiOat fit ben Bum
oesfenat, GuIGem, ipra9en es offen aus,
baB ieoes eigenmd9tige Gorge6en Ser Ser.
Staten betreffs Der SiIbermdbrung u
our berberbItcbiten 8erOrdngung Der @olO7
mGbtun9 aus bielem 2anoe filbren fOnnte
unb baB eiue beitiame S9li6tutg Oer Gill
b~erfra8e nur i'm GinDeritdnoniiie nit ben
anoercn 6auptnationen gu e~r5ieler iet.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-11-22
SYMPATHY.
Sympathy is One of the Noblest Attrl-
butes of Man

1t is similar. and nearer to love,
which is divine, than any other; for
assuredly God alone can love and for
give. where we can only sympathise.
We are commanded to love our
enemies, which is utterly Impossible
without the aid Of almighty God; but
we can sympathise even with the
yilest wretch. If we hear of fellow
being in trouble, though it be an utter
stranger, our sympathy goes out to-
ward him and we are anxious to 90
ANYTHING in our power to alleviate his
trials.
Meeting beggar on the street, our
first thought is: "Why don't the OLD
fraud stay where he belongs, in the
institution provided for him, if he is
deserving of charity" But as we pass
him it occurs to us, perhaps he is not a
fraud after all, and we are not block
away before we are convinced OF
harrassing feeling that we have neg.
lected to do our duty toward one OF
Gods creatures.
This is one sympathy which is al
ways present, and has been presen
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-11-22
AROUT YOUNG MEN.

The young man of the present day
considers himself very wise, it is true,
but not particle more so than did his
father at the same age. We are all
very much alike at one time of our
lives. Young men nowadays are not
any more self-assertive, nor are they
filled with a greater amount of assur-
ance. If the tendency is to trust young
men with greater responsibilities, to
place them in more important positions,
it is one that should be encouraged, and
not made the subject of sarcastic arti-
cles. The good Lord knows that there
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-11-22
THE GENUS HOBO.
What Shall We do With Him.

What shall we do with the tramp?
Is question that one JOSIAH FlynC
to the readers of the Century
in the September issue. He then pro-
ceeds to answer it to his own satisfac-
tion. It seems as if the course of
reasoning pursued by the gentleman,
if the good old proverb, Gin the night
all cats are gray" is generally accepted
as true, would it not be reasonable Tor
us to say this vermin, the tramp, under
the calcium light of scientific investl-
CATION appears to be OF one species.
Continuing he explains how the pest
can be exterminated. The gentleman's S
theories are erroneous, if he is seeking
for the best scientific treatment of the
subject. he should commence in scien-
titic manner.
Experience has taught me not to dub
eyery man "hobo." There are good,
honest patriotic citizens "on the road,
and these would-be refermers should
use some discrimination even if they
have no knowledge of the subject. Let
us see how many different species OF
the tramp there are and then we may
proceed to reform, repress, or annlhll
ate them whichever will prove expedl
ent.
First. there is the common vag,
harmless species, injuring himself mor'
than his fellowman, whose highes
ambition Is to satisfy the abnorma
cravings of the innerman; his haunt
are the shady by-ways leading from
one country village to another; he
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-11-22

are few enough young men capable OF
occupying positions of trust. Age is
very difficult thing for young man to
understand; he invariably associates it
with what he chooses to call "old fogy-
ism." A man at fifty is very old in the
eyes of young man at twenty-five; and
unless the confidence of the mature
man is given to the younger the impress
sion becomes more and more deep-root-
cd in his mind. The attitude assumed
by men of fifty and sixty toward young
men does much to give right or wrong
impression. The man of fifty should
be as ready to concede some knowledge
to the younger man of twenty-five, as
the latter should be willing to listen to
the former. The electric energy OF
thirty can be made tremendous factor
for good when properly harnessed to
the ripper wisdom of fifty. The saying
that tells us of "Old men for council,
and young men for war" has more than
a mustard seed of truth in it. But the
Young man will not come to the elder,
if he is made uncomfortable when he
does come. 1t is the young man who
approaches, and he is right in his
expectation Of being welcomed. "To
the conner is due the welcome;' and
great deal depends upon the nature OF
the welcome, as to whether he comes
again or not. A rebuff administered
to a young man by an elder to whom
he comes for counsel, j. something
which sinks deep, and is very rarely
effaced. Let us teach our children 1al
rather wholesome respect for the past
and thereby instlll into them venera
, ton for age. Getting old must not b'
made crime; if so, all Of us will suite
2 some day. However good may be th'
present. let us hold on to some thing
q in the past There are some very whole
q some truths to be learned from 1t.
: The pioneers in this world OF our;
. especially in this new world or Mort
> America. learned some valuable lesson
+ in their experience, and we can lear
4 from them without suffering as the
t did. No century of people can grow
q wise that it cannot learn from thos
l. who lived in the century just before l
d If women are coming more to the fror
/. than they did, well and good; let thel
,s come to the front, but don't let
20 talk about it too much. Any woma
6 will be heard if she has message Il
,e the world, and if she hasn't that me
"a sage, she won't be heard; that is II
k whole sum and substance of it; and
n: don't make one particle of differen
n, to the right kind of women wheth
ne this is ''womans century,, or Wheth
xt it is "man's century. 1t belongs
is neither anymore than was the first, T.
nd tenth or the eighteenth century. 1t
es a century that belongs to both, a
70 every century after it will be just t
,o+ same The EXILE
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Written for The Mirror
A TRIP THROUGH FOR
EIGN LANDS.
A Sketch of Paris, Afghanistan,
India, Suez Canal, Egypt,
Holy Lands and The
Mediterranean.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
(BY CREOLE.)

In leaving New York harbor, you
pass BedlOes Island, the statue OF Llber-
ty enlightening the world; Off Sandy
Hook the pilot leaves the steamer ana
from that time the engines never stop
until you reach Ireland. After six
DAYS voyage the hail Of land is well
come sound; the Fastnet Light is the
first to welcome incoming steamers;
Queenstown the first stop. trans
atlantic voyage is from Sandy Hook to
Kinsale Head, the entrance to Queens
town HarbOr. Here the mails are
landed. and are distributed in London
before the passenger arrives in Liver
pool: they are transferred to a last
train for Dublin: then across the irish
channel to Hoyhead, thence to London.
No passengers are carried on this train.
Liverpool is in appearance, like all
American shipping ports; it has the
commercial and busineSS-like appear
ance of all large cities. After custom
inspection of arpetbag, | landed in an
lT1Sn nOSColIy Oll IIllIIO o'lNO''
nights rest, the first words Iheard after
awakening in the morning were: I'll
say YOU! save you the brasses for youl
luggage? This train is hoff for Lunnon
dounch yer know.' There are few IN
teresting sights in Liverpool except
the docks. The London and North
western Railroad runs direct to London
The scenery along the route is greer
and verdant; mansions and parks, ,quain
architecture greets the eye. The town
are devoted to manufacture; five hour
riding and you reach Euston squar
depot. The fog is dense and yellowlsf
even street lamps are almost invisible
The police are the same there as here
while standing on the corner l hear
the familiar, "Move on there now
The Langham Hotel in Portland plac
is the American headquarters. Takln
an omnibus and by changing ofte
you view Cheapside, Ludgate Hi
Fleet street, Pail Mall, and Piccadill
the main thoroughfares. st. Paul
Cathedral is seen from Ludgate Hi
The tower of London, that celebrate
fortress known as julius Caesars foil
who caused portion of it to be bui