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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
INGRATITUDE.

He, who reflects upon the infinite
goodness and manifest blessings of
the Giver of all good, when listen>
ing to the almost universal cry CT
hard times, is sometimes constrain,
ed to ask whether or not the spirit
of gratitude has taken its departure
from the world of mankind. Begin
ming at the bottom. with those in alb
ject poverty and going up the lad
der through all classes to the top
where the wealthy perch, we hear
the cry of hard times. Is not this
cry coming from many the evidence
of ingratitude in the heart?
How often do we hear well>to.do
people, with good, comfortable
homes, plenty to eat, plenty to wear
and out of debt, crying hard times !?
How often do We hear people bless
ed with ample means, with beautiful
homes, with pleasant surroundings
and with attaches of comfort and
ease, grumbling, complaining, and
crying hard times?
Do we not sometimes hear young
men in the vigor Of lite, blessed with
good health, with strong physical
powers, and with a brain which is
rightly developed and properly ap-
Piled would make them power for
good on this earth, lamenting their
condition and declaring that the
times are hard? Are not these the
strongest evidences of ingratitude
to God for the blessings we do
have?
Instead Of grumbling and COM
planning of hard times and of any
adversely that may be upon US,
would it not be more in accord with
an appreciative heart to be grateful
that the adversely is not greater?
Whenever and wherever a man,
who is blessed with health, physical
strength and q sound mind, public>
ity proclaims that the times are
hard, he publicly advertises the fact
of his ingratitude to Hin from whom
all blessings come.
Thought and Investigation on
this line developes the truth that
there is a great deal OF ingratitude
among the people. Some writer
has said that ''times are what men
make them," and so far as temporr
alities are concerned there is much
truth in the declaration Monroe
Advertiser.
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MOTHER.
Powder Springs, Ga.

Don't forget mother, my boy,
don't forget mother, just because
you have other loves and many
cares to fill your attention. Can
you not see her growing old !; more
tenderly and wistfully her eyes do
follow you AMI her heart sometimes
aches for q return of the fond cares
she has given her boy. Her step is
less elastic now. The roses of her
cheeks have faded, killed by the
freezes of old age. The snow drifts
of time lie tenderly On her temples.
The record of care for you and her
trouble anu sorrows, are furrowed
upon Der face. Some day-it will
not be long-you will walk about
the old home with hushed footsteps.
Into the dear old chamber you will
steal to bid goodbye to the dear old
face so strangely white. And while
you bend over to catch the parting
blessing, the angel of death will
glide into her heart and mother will
tall fast asleep. Then it may be
with heart full OF remorse for your
neglect, you may seek new friends,
butn one can fill mothers place.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

When the income, tax bill was
under discussion in congress it was
computed that net more than 80,-
600 persons in the whole union
would be amenable to the tax on
incomes exceeding $4,000 a year.
Bat since then, and in the light Of
Investigations made by collectors
in a number of revenue districts,
the estimate has been largely in>
creased, and the figures now are
that something like 100000 persons
will be required to pay the income
tax. We believe the working of
the law will make an extraordinary
exhibit of the heretofore untaxed
wealth of the country for federal
purposes.
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Earper's Bazaar.
I'M 1885,


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zarper's Weekly.
TN 1895.

Harpers Weekly is pictorial history OF the
times 1t presents every important event prompt
". accurately, and exhaustively in illustration
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The manner in which, during 1894, it has treat
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

Uncle Tom is q shiity man,
Takes care of number one
Smokes cigars whenever he can.
When at anothers expense it's done
de Is not averse to tak,rg nias,
At any place, hour or minute,
Provided the liquor is free he sips,
Otherwise, why Toms not in it.
The paper, well. he loves to read,
When his neighbours he can borrow
To>day his change is short, indeed,
Will try and buy one tomorrow.
The melon is his hearts delight.
When the summer is hot and dry;
de will eat one day and night,
But ue'er one will he Duy.
When it comes to help the needy,
Toms eyes will ell with tears,
And swears that none's so seedy
AS he has been for many years.
He is fond of good dinner,
And when there is one about,
Just as cure as I'm a sinner,
Tom sure to nose it out.
Tom Is fervent in his devotion,
And all the meetings tends,
But when one makes a motion
For collection, there devotion ends.
Reader, do you one such know
Reader, can you one such abide ?
Reader. can you clearly show
He is not wrapped within your hide :?
AZTEC.
Powder Springs, Ga.
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IT DON'T PAY.

Congressman Holman, OF Indiana,
who retires to his farm and to pri-
vate life after S5 years in the house,
says he would not advise young men
to enter politics. "There is nothing
in it," says he. From a financial
standpoint, at least, it does not pay
one. l have lived irugally since l
came to the thirty-six congress, but
] have never been able to save a
penny out OF my salary" Tho ven.
cradle watchdog of the treasury
says he leaves congress actuallypoo
err than he was when he entered it.
That is the experience of one man
in congress. On the other hand, We
have different kind OF an objec,
lesson in congressional life in the
career OF John Sherman, who en-
tered congress just four years ahead
of Judge Holman. He is million.
aire, while Holman il comparison
is a pauper, Notwithstanding theii
salaries have been the same.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

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When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-08

Mm Morsen bes 81. SUM- Geierlidteit
Der 2esung bes lebten Steines am
Ranale BEL 9pltenau. MieIise 9ri>
biinen, 9aulenbe pon 3uidauern, ale
nur erbsutliden llniformen. Das
erite @a%rberesiment nit ben leltiamen
8le9bauben aus Der 3eit Sriebribs
bes @rpben 'periiebt ben g%brenoienit,
bic betben jungen S0bne bes aaiIers
iinb auf benz red)tci, 5liisel bes Rez
siments ~aufseiteQt unb baben oieielbe
poraii9liGe itraTe 9altuns pie bic
@renabiere. Ser &aiIer p~erlieit cine
&eoe; bic @arbe unb bic beutl6en
3ui4auer itpBen bic bret reslemsntd-
rem 9odrufe aug. Der Raiier febrt
init Der Raiierin in einem Muberbpot
BON gar gu bduerlihem Nus1eben auz
rid. I'm 3 l1br nimmt man a,lf al
len ShiHen Mnfitelluns, UNI Dor Dem
&atier bic GeDue gu pafiiren. Wie
ale ausldnbii9en Matrpien begliiben
mir tbn nit bret 9urrabs (bei uns
begriibt man bas Staatspberbaupt
NIT iieben 3urufen). I'm Z lbr Be-
geben mir uns gu benz sroBen Rai=
ierbantett na4 9oltenau. Mieiiaer
Saaf in Gorm zines 0reima tiers,
100 8eoede, 'bor3isli9es @fen unb,
mas nod bemertenspertber, ausge>
5ei4nete 8eoienung. Na9 benz 9iz
ner Inbet man ii9 gum Rauden auf
Der 5erraKe 5uiammen. Der Raiier
erf4eint unb bGlt Gercle . ber BOT
14after iteQt uns Dor unb mir plau=
bern nit Dem 8ai1er cine balbe
@tunbe. Der rDupuD be Come" BILL
bet ben 9aupteegenl tanb bes @e1prds
DIES. Ollie Seeleute unb Der Scatter
b%etpunberten i'm. Der Scatter fpridt
bon ben b%eionberen 8%erufsfragen nit
p0aiger Sa9tenntnib er ipridt
bon unieren DampfteKeln r8enepiue"
uno rNlbert", bic er etn3ufibren aez
oentt. anie CT iagte, u. 7. m. Rur3 es
1T Elm 8eiprd4 unter Qeuten befelben
Berufes unb ni@t Elm Mprt, ni9t elm
@eoante, Der einen Mibton bineinz
brtngt. Mir tebren um Mitterna4t
betm unb bereiten uns 1pfprt Dor,
tpegen Der GarnotA8rauer in Gee ~
ite9en. I'm l l1br itoben mir a6,
grnpptren uns 14ne1 unb befiliren in
pDqtger Srbnung inmitten aQer Der
S9iHslinien. &ein @prt, tein Sc
raui4, mir itnb brauben. Sci Saaesz
anbru9 figna1iiirt Der Mbmiral Wez
narb:- ~Meit benz ManDber 5u%frieoen,
opppelte @attonen, ale lei6teren
|@trafen na4geieben". Der Mbmiral
TT NIT ieiner Dibiiion febr 3ufrieoen.
Gum t@4luB Elm Mprt iiber bic Nu1=
len: Das rufiii9e unb fran30fl&e
9eidpaber begesneten ii9 i'm @roben
Belt unb fubren in Solomon per D1z
btiion Elm; bag beri@nupfte bic Deutz
fden, l%1eberbaupt 3eigten bic &ufen
Den Deuti4en %gegeniber ii9 iebr 3u=
getnOpft uno be5eigten uns BEL ie6er
gelegsnbeit ibre iiberaus lebbaften
@Dmpatbten."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-08
Gin framsSit@er cHiater iiber sic
&teIer Vefe.

Gin Marineoff5ier, Der nit Dem
fran30iti4en @eidmaoer na@ 3iel
gegangen mar, rt@tete an etnen 1etnef
6reunoe folgenben, in man9en Sbets
len nt9t unintere Fanten, Brief ben be-
Bigaro" b%er0fentliden gu miif1en
glaubt: .2ieber &amerab :. Sen 20.
um 7 112 ubr fubren mir in bic
@4leui e Elm unb balb tparen mir i'm
8ette oes &anals. ST 1T 96 Rtlomez
ter lang. Seinen ganaen 2auf entz
lang ungebeure Meni4en1ammlungen,
@eperfi4aften, tS4ulen, Banner,
Mu itttapeqen; 3a6lrei@e 3ruppen,
Snfanterie unb Rabaqerie, 1tnb in tleiz
men M6tbeilungen iiberaq aufgeitelt.
Mn sstpi1en puntten iinb gan3e @ez
gimenter e%ntfaltet. Beim @orbeifabren
oes vSurcouf" prd1entiren bic 5rupz
pen, bic Mulit fdQt Elm, brauienpe
9urrabrufe eri4a1en, Sa14entii9er
uno Banner 'tperoen gei@mentt. 8ir
ertpibern torrett bic 8riBe. Die
@@tfsmu@e ialutirt ben aufgeiteu
ten Sruppen. l3net groBe beutlhe
Padetboote, bic uns bprauSfabren.
itreifen bter unb ba ben @runb unb
bleiben etmas baften. Das bdlt uns
natiirlt9 glei9fans elm mentg auf.
@uf 5tpei Drittel Der Tubrt fa@es,
etnfOrmiges 2anb, aber reide Weibez
triften. 8eim lebten Drittel erbebt
.ii4 Der 8ooen aqmdlig, 9igel nDlben
ii@, blb19e Wdlb@en er1@etnen, bic
2anbi9aft tptrb anmutbtg. Mber in.
oielem Mbi@nttt 1T Der Qauf bes Sea-
nails febr gemunben, bic Wtnbungen
baben einen gu i4ma9en &abius, bic
5abrt Derlangt cine auberorbentli9e
Mufmertiamtett, I'm nibt nit elmer
unierer S4rauben auf bas gegeniiberz
liegenbe l1fer auf3ufabren Die .es
benz @piio pafitrt TT, Der Dor uns
bic Dur@fabrt ma4te. Sd CLAUDE
ni4t, baB bic Deuti9en nit ibren
groBen pan5er14ifen bie1en Rdnal
init 2ei4tigteit" pd1iiren tperbeu. I'm
~ ia MIR fabren mir Bel 9oltenau
in bic Rbebe BON &iel Elm unb nebmen
ben nns angenieienen M%nterplab.
Sbne 3ett gum 9intren gu baben, ellie
i'd auf ben 8aq in Der Marineatabe=
ME. 1000 per1onen linb bort per=
1ammelt, unter tbnen nit Musna6me
Der Musldnberinnen ni1t cine eir=
3ige anipre4enoe DAME. Gs 19eint
bas fir Morbbeutf9lanb bic Megel 5u
fem, InD bic Mdnner in ibrer Mrt
btel angenebmer iinb als bic Grauen.
Mdbrenb i9 NIT bieien unangenebmen
8eobahtungen bef@dftigt bin. tommt
Der &ati er an. M6er CT 3iebt ii9
balb nieber 5uriid, Woltenbrubar:.
tiger @egen; bas 5euertpert min trob
aqer Mufmunterungen nt4t losgeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-08

apr'19en Strabe einaetrofen, um eli
nen transport S1littenbunbe an
9orp gu nebmen, ben 9rontbeim, Elm
DeutIher aus Rtga, ben uneebeuren
Wes BON Spstpa i'm nprbipeItlitben
Stbirien iiber bic Sunbra, ourh ben
llral unb iiber bic enblpIen @benen
Bis 9babarotpta sebraht bate. Srpnts
beim bat mebrfad Joriaer
auf beren Neiien in Sibirien
besleitet, 10 ben bGni1dsn
aammsrberrn b. Sei6ner, ben Be-
tannten ruIiiden J0rOerer Der po=
larfouid,ums tSibirtatof, 8apitdn
@tggins u. 81. 3ulebt pobnte er in
Sostpa, mo er bic GHderei trieb.
Wfit elmer Renntbiertaratpane bate er
Mnfang Qpril bic Reiie ansetreten
urb I'M 'Sllt traf CT in Gbabarotpta
elm. Sir bic porsiiglide Nusfi6ru1a
oes N1ftrags iiberei9te Dr. Nanien.
i'm Nuftrase oes R0niss Ssfar
Sront6etm cine golbene Mebaius.
Der betannte ruiiii9e 5ori9er Baron
Son bat ii9 glet9fals iebr perbient
gema4t. Nuf feline 0eranlaKung
4puroe an Der Miinbung bes Olenot Elm
tpeiterer transport S9litten6unbe IN
8ereit14aft gebalten, unb ferner erz
ri4tete CT nit Inter Itiibung oes &ui=
len &el6 zines Rompugpns bon ST.
biriatof, auf ben neuiibirii9en Sn=
ieln mebrere propiantoepots. @ie
bstannt, poQte Nanien benz Plane
gemdb big gu ben neuiibtri19en eSn=
feln geben unb bann ben &urs geaen
ben Norbpol einf6lagen. Sir Sen
San, oab Damien bas glei9e @4idz
fal 1pie bic rSeannette," bic i'm Giie
trtab unb enbli9 5ertriimmert purbe,
e%reilte, fonnten bic Dapots auf ben
neuiibirii6en Sn1eln fir bic Manz
ienH9e Expedition bon groBem Nu=
ben iein. Das n0rbli9e Depot leqte
Baron Son Bel Stan Durnopo an
Der Meittiiite Der &eFelim1el (&otielz
noD an. Cine bobe @tange NIT Der
2(ufi4rjft "Nanien's Depot go Il.
lentt BON Weitem bic Mufmertiamteit
oarouf FIN. MuBerbem bGngen an
Der Stange 4rt unb @paten, benn
Der Norratb ielbft lit CUR @i9erunq
gegen Gisbdren in Der Grbe pergraz
ben unb nit MaKer iibergofen, 10
bat er unter Sis liegt. 9ies Depot
rei4t fir ~ Mann auf a@t Sage
uno geniigt, Bis bic @pebition oas
atpeite Depot errei9t. Das brittle
Depot befnoet ii4 auf elmer in Der
NGbe oes 5eitlanoes liegenben sSSn1el.
SIM Sabre 1894 iplte cine 1nteriuz
dung Der Mieberlagen itattfnben,
BOD bat man big tebt ni@ts seh0rt,
ob cine iol4e nirtli9 ausgefubrf NOR
ben. @ben1o 1T man ber Mniiht, bab
Nanien gar ni9t bis gu ben neu1ibiriz
i4en Snieln gefabren lei, ionbern
i4on in Dftlt9erer Ri9tung, pieleidt
bei Gap 919elinftin, ben Weg gegen
Noroen eingei4lagen babe. Wabrz
9einlt4 tpirb es nod LANCE bauern,
bebor man etpas bon Nan len bort.
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ipeit!" ertDnte, bic Sattelpferbe tpurs
ben berausyeaosen, Der bic R%eiIetpasen
begleitenbe @tattbalter leitete bic 0er=
folguns unb ienbete auf jebem mSes
li4en Wes ie aipei Rnehte our !9abz
baftperoune bes l1ebeltbGters ab.
Oas Slid begiin1tiste bic Werfol%
ger uni, atpet Rne9te ersriFen ben
Oieb, bic anberen fanben fid baau
unb beim eriten Shein ber auf>
sebenben Sonne parb unter freiem
6immel eine Mrt Stanbreat se6alten,
bas auf traeii4e Meiie enben foIte.
Pieroeitp mDten bdnsen!" ging es
BON dumb gu Munb. r0ei bett
eenen brunen WDrbimebr itablen!" rief
Gbri1Aan BOD aus Rlodotp. ,6ei
mDt bansen!" ylln id benz EN- ut
mien Riep aten latent" riefen anbere
Rnebte. LIN id bep ben @piBs
bauben up ben Wagen 'rup nabmen!"
Dieter llnbant erbttterte bic Wer5amz
melten nod mebr. .Menn bet bod
bdnsen mot" rief enblid elmer, .banr
isl am beften, tpie bdngen EN- gliet!
Damn tann bei uns MIDI mebr meslo=
pen" @elast, eetban. Sin Strang
mar our 9ano, cine iunge 8irte ftanb
am Wese. Sic nieberbiesen, lie nit
benz ungludli4en 8erbreder auf=
i9nellen laien, mar bic SADIE zines
M%ugenbltdes, unb - pierbetn molten
bdngen!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-08
Bon oer Nanien'ihem @rpesttiom

Mus gbriitiana, 9. Suli, pirb sez
i9ria6en: pa man 5i9 pielfa9 nit
Der 6rage Bel 4dfttgt, mann bic
Manien'i9e Morbpolerpebition 3uz
rid iein t0nne, perDfentli9t 1oeben
Mler. Damien, Der 8ruber bes Tor=
i@ers, einen brief, ben Or. 5ri6tiof
Manien an 8oro bes rTram" balo
mad Der Mbreiie bon Gbriittania sez
f@rieben bat unb Der glei45eitig Elm
8epeis bafiir 1T, mie it4er Nanfen
ieiner SADIE lit. sSSn benz bonn II.
Suli 1898 battrten Brtefe bieBt es II.
a.: Wie lamge i9 fortbleiben nerbe,
tpeiB i4 ni@t, aber, aufrt@tig geiast,
CLAUDE id ni@t, bab grobe Mubr>
f@einli4teit bafir porbanben 1T, ba5
mir in 3mei Sabren b%etmfebren, nenn
mir ni9t etpa in Tolge DEFENDERS un=
giinittger @tsperbdltniFe bereits i@on
bieien '9erbft auridtommen. Sd
glaube, mir tDnnen auf teinen SAL
eber als in bret Sabren 5urid iein,
ia es t0nnen brei Sabre, Dielet9t
bier Sabre, iogar felbf fiinf Sabre
bariiber 6in9eben, bepor mir mteber
tommen, aber tommen nerben mir
- be1en tannit Du iiher fein; 10
mte mir ~ausgerii'tet iinb, 1T niemals
aupor eine Expedition ausgeriftet
,tporben. lgs 1T ia m0gli@, baB mir
in bieiem Sabre 1888 ni9t gang Bis
gu ben neuftbirtfden Snieln tommen,
fonbern ben Mtnter iiber an Der eli
men ober anberen Stele ber Nprbtuz
tie @iiens liegen bleiben, unb oamtt
mirbe bann Elm gan3es Sabr perloren
seben; auBerbem 1T ia ni@t porbsr
gut gu bere9nen, tpie lange bic 5rtft
{elbit bauert, metnoeitens piro iie,
tpie t9 it4er CLAUDE, 5tpei Sabre in
Mnipru9 nebmen.
Dte Nan1enI9e Norbpolerpebition
perlieb Gbriitiania am rs Stunt 1898
unb am 81. Slli 8arb0 als lebten
Ort in Morpegen. @nbe Sult mar
Man1en IN @babaropta an ber SUI