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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10

&cipcftlns. Zorro Subberton, elm
iebr ein9ebiloetes Wiitslleb beS Sber,
bauies in GnglanS, 9ins zines cages
auf elmer @ieie ipa;ieren, als elm
Sdie. ser iid) ~Jeoenialls in ieinen
Hetten beeintrdhtigt glaubte, miitbeno
auf ibn lositiirite. Aen9iilib fling ser
Sorb an, 10 if)nell er %tonnte, Die @ieie
binunter,ulaufen. Ntbemlps lam er
al einen ,Saun, ben er Hugs iibers
iprane, Inn pl0elid Dem Gisentbiimer
oes Sdiens, einem moblbeleibten
Fdfter. s~e9eniiber ;uitebeu. ~Serr,
mas loll bas heiBen?" oOnnerte Ger
@oro. ngSie tonnen sic oieie miitbenoe
Bette 10 irei berumlauien laiieu?"-
naber. mein Serr," ueriepte Der Sad
ter, lid CLAUDE, Der Shie bat bod
oaiielbe Geht, auf Der @ieie berums
%;ulaufen. ME Sie. r@iHen Sic,
per id bin?- ifrie Der @orb. Ger
Fdhter ihittelte ben Sopi. Sd bin
bas Wlitelieb bes S%berbauies, yoro
Oubberton !"-nSa," e%ntsesnete Der
Fdfter ldtelno, rfrarum baben Cure
Serrlidfeit Sas nidt Dem Stien ses
iaat?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
Ber lette aeun(H.

Der bohbetast u~erftorbene fran36'
tti4e General Sdramm, Elm GlfdMer,
Der nod als 9~7idbriser GreiS BEN
WeSrabniiie Napoleons bes Dritter
auf Sbiielburit beimobnte, y:roanfte
tein Enhancement einem ieltiamen lin,
ftanSe. IS mar nod Der Sbladt uon
6rieolano (lsO7). Napoleon Der Grite
rift iiber oas Selo uno iano Shramm,
Der oamalS chen lieutenant gemoroen,
f1mer perwunoet uno aniheineno in
ben letten .3iisen. Ser Safer itieg
pom Yfero. trat auf Den Vermunbetet
3u uno iab, oaB er weinte.
r@ie fann elm Soloat meinen?"
fra9te Napolson itrens. .98esbalb
weinen Sie?"
.9Seil id lterben mus. olne 9apitan
9eiporoen ~ fem" CAB Sdrramm,
ftnell sefaBt, sur antmort.
Gel &aiier betrattete ben Yermuns
oeten, uno um ibm feline Sterbeltunoe
gu periiiBen. ernannte er i'm aui Der
Stelle gum 9apitdr. 9ann lieB er ibn
ms Sajatetb brin9en, uno bier erbolte
lid Der Sdwerperwunoete 70 iber.
ralfeno idnell, oaB er iid in ieiner
Si9en'haft als 9apitdu balo an Den
S6lad)ten wieoer betbeilieen fonnte.
Gr murce in Der Solse Wiaior, Sberlt
uro brafte es idlieBlif gum General.
Setne Sterbeitunce bate er, ME er in
frobllter @elellidaft oft ielbit duBerte,
um etma so Sabre iiberlebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
Grcfution unb Gnuoc,

Srctlft0n un0 Wtn0c. YrirS Nus
gut Srieorif, Der ipatere 0anb9raf BON
Selien Os39 bis 1S46), mar i'm
Sabre 1903 Wiaiur bel Der De 0i9nes
Sufanterie. Oils iolher erbielt er non
ieinem Sberlteu, Sobaun .. Oalmisf,
ben Seiebl. Die Grlbie6un9 zines rid
fallisen Oeierteurs ;u beieblisen,
ieboh nit Der beimlifen g8eiiuns,
anitatt rSeuer" III fommanoiren,
r@naoe" ~ ruien. Ger Yrin; eriiillte
oieien 9luitras 9etreulid, lebcb oas
gum Sdieben beiebliSte Setadement
miBperiteht i'm uno 9ibt troeoem 5euer.
Gntieelt INIT Der @esnaoiste guiana
men. Bring au9uit Srieorih nabm lid
Den Torgans 10 III Ssrien, baB er alss
balo in Elm bitiges N%erueniieber pers
fiel. Van9e idmebte er iwiiden Sob
uno Neben, enolih selunoete er meSer,
aber ME perlisB ibn bic Grinneruus an
ienes unslildlide Greienie, uno oas
Iusipreden bes Wortes rGrefution-
seniiste, UNI i'm in bic iiniterite Stims
muns ~ uerieten. Gr ltarb als
Selomaritall uno 8ouperneur Don
Wlains.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
Der alte fritz unb E6kerib.

DAG Der srobe 5riebri@ oft ben
Sdalf i'm Haden bate, mu6te bis.
weilen Der alte General b. 9Steris er.
fabren; oenn Der 2Onis bdnielte i'm
germ tpesen ieiner lausen, birren
Gisur. Ginnal aber selans es 3Dferie
trefflid, lid aus Der sifaire III sieben.
5rieori4 idenfte linn ndmlid cine
2abatiere, oeren 9efel cine Glfens
beinulatte nit einem poiiirliden aifen
iierte. Der General uabm oas Sc.
ideuf nit reipettpollem 0anfe ents
se9en, itidte aber ioiort einen Yoten
eamit nah Berlin, lieB ben Niien
berausnebmea uno baiiir bas 9iloniB
oes 9oniss einieeen.
am ndhlien Gage mabreno Der Gafel
idnupfte er mfeoerbolt nit iibtlitem
Webasen aus Der Ooie. Ger S0uis be.
merfte oies uno iraste nit iartaiiiidem
yateln: .Nibt wabr. &oterip, bic
Toie sefallt Sbm?-
~Sle III MR." ert9e9nete Der @es
fragte uerbinolih, .um 10 lieber, als
Gurer Maieliat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ViloniB oarauf pranst." Der 90nis
ftuete, muroe iiftbar uerlesen uno lab
seraume !3eit Till auf fem Geoed ME,
Der.
.90ferie," hub er enbli6 mieoer on.
-reih Gr mir bod eiumal bic Ooie
ber!--aoferie sebordte. Oils SrieS,
rid Die Terdnceruns bemertte. bellte
feline Wtiene lid aui. Ger Giniall III
gut uno madt Chm ollie Gbre, a ldtelte
er moblwcllenb, inoem er Die Ooie ,us
rid9ab.
ytad aufaebobener 2afel mintte er
ben General gu lid in iein 9abinett.
sd hin auf Seiner Cole nift gut
9etroffeu, bier lift elm dbnlideres Eors
trat BON mir" Mit bieien @crten
iiberreidte er linn cine eclbene 3aba.
there, Die auf benz Oefel bee Sonias
Bib in Srillanten trus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
Cine fblimms Dorbe0eutung.

Gin @ebraub in Sfmeoen mill, tab
bas sur 9rOnurg zines 9onigs be-
itimmte Vierb eisens auise,osen miro.
Oas fir 9Dnis @uitap ben Tierten
auseriebene mar BON gan; ~beionberer
Sh0nbeit. Ger Stallmeiiter, Der oaS
Hierb Suritt. fiibrte baiielbe semobnter.
n1aBen taglih Dor einem Sauie, in
benz elm Sdubmaher pobnte, porbei,
bel melder @eleeenbeit Die Stubs
mahersirau Dem idOnen 2biere reael.
mabis Gals uno Sroo ipenoete. Gle
les bate iit an Die ireunolite Se.
mirtbuns idlieblid oermaBens emrbnt,
oab es ME, obne iein beiteioen 5beil
erbalten 3u baben, nor bes Stub'
mafsrS Sauie porbei mollte.
Oerielben eiseniinnisen Grille iibers
lieB es lid audi. oils Der Sonis, baiielbe
am 9rOnunsstaae reitenb, nit Der
&rone aui Dem Saupte urS Dem Heid)s.
i,epter in Der Sanb, ourh Die Strabe
,o9. Der Wlonarf, Dem Die Nbiitt oes
EIeroes unbefannt mar, wollte es ais
iiferer Heiter ourh einise Spurens
ltreihe nctbl9en, meiteriugehen. aber
eas Sbier baumte lid oer9eitult, baB
Siepter uno Srone oui Die StraBe
rollien.
Sieier Scrfall paro iton camals
ais cine Torbeoeutung all oes llnbeils
angeleben, welfeS ipdterhis oieieu
unglitlihcn Gegenten trai. Der be-
fanntlih i'm Sabre 1909 Ihron uno
Saterlano uerlalien muBte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
Drrbfblumen.'
Don Masoa TuR.

uno pieeer $srbf.-Siu gu bes @anb'rers
DiiBen
Die iablen Sldtter raid)elno nieoerfaueu:
Sann-einmal nod, elm i~ommerwarmeS 6 ri.
Zen:
Sbon iiebt man aui Der Saioe weibe 9tebel
pallen.
Ton auer Slumsn bsi6em Sarbsusliiben
Gin StrauB Der Iitern MIR, Ser tpeifen.
blalieu!
ySeltJ oiifteleereS, treuoearmeS Sliiben,
Ton Gliid uno Vsn;eS,ponre iiber Hadt
perlaisnl
Sbr bleiten Slameu, laEt Don mir eut bre.
den,
DAP geio nit VeiS iit iruis.ernit perbince;
SD peiB iebr ipobl siu SSort nit slt III ipre.
den,
Sbr itttert ritt, penn i'd, gum Bohemian,
eut winoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
6r0ankcnfplittrr.

las Bbiegra er;eugt mante Gi9enlhait
rpeld)e Sugero hetben niiroe, menu tie ibrer
Sater perleugneu tonrte.
Die Sraren habeu in ben Islteniten Ndusr
reft-lie bebalten es mr..
Der @sg i'll mandlsm amts 'ibrt burdj's
Stanoesamt.
Notb matt Cole soler, Ssuisine semeiuer.
Raufer arititsr taoelt elm sSert uur, NEIL
or beim Sob ieineu Geiit nidt Seiseu fam.
GO Wandsr liebt @ein, 8sib uuo @siaua.
limb bleibt bob Elm Narr iein 9sbsn lang.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
Gin hiituriitcr Baum. 81

Gin biitoriihcr Baum. Die Palme
bon Ct. Selena, Die Napoleon Der
Grite wdbreno ieiues unireimilliser
sluientbalts aui ser einiamen Suiel 10
iebr liebte, lit Dor Suriem ein9eean'
gen. Der uerbanute &aiier iaB oft i'm
Shatten bieies Yaumes. an feline
wedleloolle Gergan9enbeit oenfeno.
Spnig Souis Tbilipp beabiihti9te, Die
biitoriihe Saline emit mad Dem botas
niidJen 0arten in Paris brinsen ~
lailen, Sot) 9elanste Der Plan nitt CUR
Iusiiihruns. Sept 1T Der itolie Baum
einSe9ansen unb in Nreunbol, herman.
belt moroen. Wiit bieier Saline lit aui
ct. Selena nabeiu allies perihwunoen,
mas nod an oen auientbalt bes SAT-
ierS erinnern fonnte. Oas Saus, in
benz er mobnte. lit fat gan; iuiammeus
sebrOden, unb Niemano oad)te oarau,
eS wieoer beriuitellen. gm auifallenos
fen aber lit es. oaB oas ebemali9e
Stlaf,immer NapoleonS iett ais
Sdmeineliall benuet mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
Sismard ais Wuthbelier. Der Sam

StSHluTu us W1IgDelIer. Oer GuIN'
mers Sonlulent Jfeuter in Selle pfleste
germ ;u eridblen, ME er emit in Got.
tinoen Sismards Vetauntihaft ae,
matt babe. Sd lam. 10 eriablte er.
reines abeuos pon Der aueipe uuo
mat)te auf Ger @enoerltraBe etmas
Gacau, 10 baB elm Euoel (YebelD her
beitam uno mid u~erbaiten wollte. Sn
benz 9%u9enblide fam elm baumlan9er
Stucent uorbei uno ieste mih-Reuter
mar elm iielnlih f%leiner, ibmd6tiaer
Serr-auf feline St)ulter uno Lief nit
mir rauon. SGT mar miitbeno. tram
petite nit ben 6iBen uno rief: Ser,
mas fdllt Sbnen elm. laiien Sic mid
berunter, wer limb Sie?' Ger Stus
bent hDrte gar nidyt Oui mid uno Lief
nit mir Die game GrobuoeriiraBe bins
unter, bann leete er mid ME elm fleis
mes Siuo aui Die Groe uro iaste nit
freunolihem Safeln ,Weiu Dame iii
bon Sismurf; ih mOllte Sic rlur non
benz Tuoel beireien.'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10

uniperiitGten Sreauen;.
Die llniueriitdt Paris iberttiift on
8eiutern-bier uno i'm S~olsenoeu
ollie gum 8eiud Der Vorleiunsen be.
re&tisten Yerionen (Stubsntsn uno
fogenannten S6rer) einserednet-pobl
ollie iibri9en Sodi9uleu. Sbre 0res
quenJ,abl iiies i'm lesteu Sabre aui
1000. Sierauf folsen Berlin nit
1929, Wien nit 1925, Mabrib NIT
6l48, Neapel NIT 5lO3 urb Wosiau
init 448l 8eiuheru.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
Mer bciiBt bic meiitcu 6Iuier be-

User beiibt bic mciitcn 6auier Der
Welt! Die 9roBte Sdulerbeiieerin
Der @elt lit Die 9Ouisin pon ENGLAND.
Sic beliet in perifiecenen 3beilen
oes SanceS eima iehsbunbert groBere
Sanler, Die feline 9ronsiiter, loncern
tbr Fripatelgenthum iino. 9luBeroem
1T lie Gisentbiimerin bon pielen Ya6ts
9litern, aui oenen al, iefstauieno @cb,
runsen iieben. aud Die Sdl0iier
Osborne aui Ser Sniel @isbt unb
Yalmcrel in ben Sodlanoen limb ibr
EripateiSentbum. Die 9ronaiiter uno
Falaite, melde Tie uno Die fcnislihe
6amilie beniieeu. miiiIen Dol, Der Nas
tion unterbalten meroen; 10 toltet Der
unterbalt pon Samptcn Gourt een
GnSlanbern gum Selipiel ldbrlih etipa
$50, 600 Wtarf. Damn iteben Der So
niSin audi nod bier g)atten fir ibre
Seereiien iu Oienlten, bon oenen Die
cine 10000 O Wiarf s~etoiiet bat.
Der llnterbalt oieier Sahr;euse mus
ebenfalls pon Den Gnslanoern beitrits
ten iperoen uno belduit iit auf 26O,.
600 W(Qrf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
S6mi:: airat sebtilt.

ittf. wures tsrh sinsn piiut re Wuftcrlr tn g',idfei.
tuna lines tir'ahsn rene'dti'tihcn htjlmtitslS fhr tis
'trsu Trt tr'ertt SIT .rr t"T ,rft1iatiadt
Pre- tt'tf NNrrt 20 4 'rt SIS riN "a I'm.
frrf rau' F~.giautis 49, ''iti no prN
I've, rittiin c.tigH1 rcr ir--. ''trdN. n aatr sitr.
rtnfraut ttH. 5dt,s IT, - or ne UlHtertarn
Setlfralt 10 tar eHt Al ~. So are. cr'ntt'e er es
'ur i,i1' gditi, rae ~ Ct'H u ttitlt y Wi'n MD en-
ttfi ~ AZ mao n. sen rrr &c ~ pnt 20 fh AZ.
tr,secn. lirteli or IA ipte III . R,tp; san, ,etfn.
'ri a ant te 90 riniatn. In territtr srsliiftr AM
rari5tf9tt Srrats MT sea = a%ruetiurs ter Stetauns
nnt see SStrauts. Sests stiF nat arit, Be.
yitts ia ant titie 3ttturs unt 10 isntt &c isisrt. %
u. Nr2ts ~ gexsrs Bird. Hetsfisr. Y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10

3urcbtgcmicicn. Die 9aronin p.
@erlad,, melhe it'd nuf Dem 2ooe
ibres Mannes in %beordnster %ase be.
fano, bat ben Safer Soiepb ben j3wei'
ten in 9Sien nm cine Heniion. Der
Safer bate bon Der abelsitol,e gen Dame
nift uiel @iinltises gebOrt unS fraste
iie in Der auclenS: .Saben Sic Sin.
Der, Miabame?"-rSa." luutete Die
oiinfelbafte antmort. .iwei Sumter
uno crei JrNulein. e.. Sm-" err
mieerte SpIepb Der 3meite nit ironis
idDem Scteln. lid bate aud) eiumal
elm WtGodJen, aber baS lit 9eltorben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10

Ole @irtun9 bes 0uillo.
tinirens. Der fran,oiiide Ar;t
Or. Ginel llel!t in einem Yerihte Die
S%ebauptuns aui, oaB oas Giuillotinireu
nift unmittelbar bas @enid afiiiire.
Oas Ylut fOmmt, mie Ginel lagt,
bel oieier Sinlihtuns Suerlt aus Den
sr0Berer gIoern i'm Naden, uuo Die
Girtulation i'm Siruiddoel leioet taum
%barunter. Sas Gebirn erbdlt nod cine
Stunoe nad) Der G%ntbauptung Nabs
rung, uno wlbreuo cieier I3eit per-
bleibt Die %entbanptete Perion i'm Yolls
belts ibrer Sinue oes @ebTrs. oes Sc
ruds uno beS @eiidts. Der ablolute
2Ob tritt nidt Dor Nblauf pon brei
Stunoen elm. Oaber III G%uillotiniren,
anliatt cine Der itnelllter, cine Der
lansiumIteu uno ihredlidiien SOrmen
Der Siurihtun9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10

Nuf einen tdttowirten
Sunb III bermalen y. Be VI. Colt in
8riiiol. q. g., iiol3. Gr lieb BEN
YieriiBler iein 4appenitilb eintdttos
uireu. uno swar wurbe biefe grbeit
uuter 0eitung oes Wunbarites Qeapp
In Nep BORT uorsenommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10

Mittelf M a4inefann bas
Iape3iren BON 3immern uunmebr
poll3osen uerben. Beiaste Waidine
II cine iiir,li& semadte Grfinbun9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10

Surlfec,ablt. Gr: Sd ueriiebe
mirflib nitt. wie cine 6rau bas Seri
baben fam, einen Sut ~ tra9en, Der
nit TUgeln uno Seoern a%arnirt lit.
@ie piel urme IO9el baben oa ibr Ses
ben laiieu miiiien!"-Sie: n8laubit
Ou etpa, Otto, bub bas 9alb. aus beis
fen Saut Define falbleoernen Shube
senabt iino, OIL gltersidwdfe seitor'
ben IMP"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10

Ole h . Oh ten itaatlid c n
Subpeutionen fir 2bsater 9es
Wdbrt Oeutltlanb. sic betrasen bort
1000, 900 Mart i'm Sabre. SIS .folst
bann Sranfreih nit 1000, 600 Marf.
Den ni~eorisiien Gtat bat Yulsarien,
ndmlid) 5000 Wiarf. Sir oas acpen,
basener 2beater werben jdbrlid 2OO,s
600 Mart u%eraussabt. Dabei III aber
81 beriidiidtisen, baB bic Nbseorone.
ten. boben Yeamteu uno b0bereu Off
3iere uno beren 1amilien freien Gin
tritt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10

Bon Nrnauten entfIbrt
pnrbe neulit elm f46nes U2db4en aus
benz ierbiiGen gren,orte Riftopas.
Gls bic ierbiide @renswa9e bic Sdur.
ten periolsts, eri&oiien bieielben hos
uusliidlide WQdoHen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-10
Medved,
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Stets iriihe, wpblihmedenoe Beirantt o.
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3ise eiuen 4abetruui II nehmen, 81 'y.IHpi
llhem 3uiprut label Elm
8iu yNimmtr,
43sllr nobs Dem Great Hortbern SnfHN''I
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User lrlnler mir oas glerbcite iiir alide
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-04
BRIGHT BITS.

-Edna-Your face seems familiar.
Jenaby-It is. Had it since was a
baby.-TitBit
-Misress-Where have you served be-
fore?
servant-Just give me city directory
and I'll mark the places where I have not
served.-Fliegende Batter.
-Askins-What do you think of Putting
ton?
Grimshaw-Ih, he is the kind of a man
who thinks that when he steps on one end
of the country the other end hops up in
the air.-London Figaro.
A Prognosticadon.-F Native
They say that thah rich gent fun the
Nawth has got a half-grown allgatuh.
Second Florida Native-Ya'as; an bime-
by they'll say that a full-grown alligatuh
has got that thah rich gent fun the
Nawth.-Harper's Bazaar.
Not His Old Self.-'Is your husband
very much interested in the war;" in
quired the neighbor "Interested" echoed
young Mrs. Torkins. II never saw his mind
SO occupied with anything. Sometimes he
has to think twice before he can tell
whether the Bostons or the Cincinnatis
are ahead. Washington Star.
The young man who writes verses was
standing out in the night gazing at the
sky, when a friend encountered him HAL
LOAF what are you doing? Studying as
tronomy?' GO away and don't disturb
me, l am gazing into infinite distance"
Il don't see what satisfaction you find in
that" That's simply because you have
never had any experience with editors
my friend. You don't know what a com
fort it is to find some place where nothing
is crowded out for want of space" Tit
Bits,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-04

1t is reasonable that the Cuban doctors
should know better how to treat yellow
fever than the doctors in our army. They
know probably more about its treatment
as it manifests itself in Cuba. than The
yellow fever doctors of this country. II is
but natural that they should know more
about it. They are accustomed to if. They
have seen more or less of it every wear
since they began the practice of medi-
cine The yellow fever at Santiago diff
fers probably in some particulars from that
which we have in this country. 1t is the
same fever of course, but climate
may 30 modify it that yellow fever there
may require treatment different from
that found successful in the fe-
yer in the United States. Even
our yellow fever experts see yellow
fever in this country very seldom. The
doctors on the Cuban coast see more or
less of it every year. Ii would be remark
able If, under the circumstances, they did
not know more about the treatment Of
the fever than our doctors with our army
az Santiago
We are led to make these observations
by statements Of army officers who lad
the fever at Santiago and returned a day
or two ago TO this country. One of them
is quoted in New York paper as fol-
lows:
II had the yellow fever myself, and It
it hadn't been for the Cuban doctors I
would have died. one Cuban doctor is
worth all the major generals in the world.
The American physicians couldn't stand
the pressure, but the Cubans know now
TO treat Che disease. and to their efforts
and those of the Red Cross nurses many
OF the stricken soldiers owe their dives"
If it be fact that the Cuban doctors
treat the disease so much more success
fully than our doctors, why not send more
of them to Santiago? They are to be
found in the coast towns Of Cuba. and
would no doubt be glad of an opportunity
to serve this country, if properly compen-
stated. as they would be- Why send doc
tors from this country to treat yellow fe-
yer in Cuba when better doctors for that
disease are to be had there?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-04

Emperor William of Germany disHkes
nothing more than to see his officers ex-
ciied or in the least rutfied at parade or
vancouver, says the Ladies Home Jour
nal. He frequently had occasion to criti-
else old General Won Meerscheidt on that
account, and AT a recent review in Berlin
the Kaiser reprimanded him for losing his
self-possession at a trying moment.
IF Your Majesty thinks that I am get
ting too old beg of you to allow me to
resign"
mo, no." replied the Kaiser, you are
too young TO resign. Indeed, if your blood
didn't course through your veins quite SO
fast you would be more useful army
leader"
on the evening of that day the Kaiser
and the general met at a court ball. The
general was talking to some young ladies,
who, for lack of room were not dancing.
"Ah, Meersheidt," cried William, that is
right, get ready 10 marry. Take a young
wife, then that eXcitable temperament of
yours will soon vanish"
The general bowed low as he retorted. "I
beg to be excused, Your Majesty; a young
Emperor and a young wife would be more
than l could possibly stand
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-04

The Klondikes output of gold so far
has fallen somewhat short Of expecta-
tons, nevertheless the production OF The
precious metal is said TO be booming. Dur
ing the calendar year 1897 the gold out
put of the world was. IN round numbers,
$z4000,0O0, and it is calculated by well in
formed persons that the output for the
current calendar year viii be not lcss
than S275.000O50 The production Of
gold is now equal 10 the combined output
of gold and silver in 1890, and far in ex-
cess Of the combined production of the two
precious metals ia 1873. It seems, there
fore, that there is no ground upon which
to base a reasonable fear that there wlA
be scarcity Of money because Of the
suspension Of free silver coinage or fail
ure to re-establisn it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-04
Personal.

Bismarck, Gladstone and he who is
Leo XIII, were all living when the battle
of Waterloo was fought Bismarck, the
youngest of the three, was then an infant
of between two and three months. Giovac-
chino Pecc! was a little more than five
years old. Gladstone was five and half.
The venerable Justin S. Morrill, of Yer
mont, the father of the United States Sen
ate, is the Pope's junior by less than thir-
ty days.
Macmillan Dreyfus, born in Vienna
On June 20. 1857, now living in Paris at Go
Rue de la Victoire has petiiioned the
Garde des Sceaux for permission to
change has mime 20 that of Hinstin. In
the petition NJ Dreyfus alleges that in
spite of his protestations his neighbors as
eert that he is a brother of the prisoner
OF the Isle du Diable, and that from
time to time he has suffered great annoy
ance from crowds collecting in front of
his house and hooting. The Garde des
Sceaux, who is also the minister of JUS
tice, NJ. Sarrien. has taken the petition
under Amusement
OF George r. Bonfeld, the artist, Of
Philadelphia. who has just died, the
Ledger of that city tells this story: Ear
~ in life he was a marble carver, and his
employer sent him to Bordentown, N. J.,
to decorate some marble work at the res
idence of Joseph Bonaparte the exiled
King of Spain. One day. while passing
through one of the halls, he saw a marine
scene, painted by one of the French mas
ters In a twinkling young Bondeld had
his sketchbook, which was always his
companion, in his hand and commenced
10 draw the scene. While so occupied, he
heard footsteps approaching, and, not
wanting to be caught, as he considered
taking his employer time, he tried to put
the book in has pocket without being no.
ticed, but was too late. 1t was Bona
parte who saw his attempt to conceal the
book, and asked young Bonfeld to show
him what he was doing. The young man
complied with the request, and the eX-
King of Spain so much admired the work
that he not only gave him permission to
roam wherever he pleased through his art
galleries, bnt introduced him to his
daughter, who was also an admirer of
art.p