Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
LIE ABROAD.
Interestin piew With DR..
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Who Re'Aes SIM thing of His
Many Observations of Eu-
rOppan Life.

f. Purman this morning and found hi
ts comfortably enjoying himself after
ID long and pleasant Euronean trip. v
ore @lad to say he is look no very We
g and feels greatly satisfied over Il
II benefits he received from the Wis
% abroad
Eyes I enioved my trip. I often b
Il came extremely lonesome when
q countries where English was neve
r spoken. and had no one 10 talk Will
but there were ALWAYS places to .
/ and SIGHTS to see that immeasurabI
y overhalance that"
''Nhat corritrv abroad. doctor. wa
! YoT most impressed with?'' was asked
well" the doctor replied. '.everv
} thing considered. l think Great BIRTH
, fhe most powerful and most progress
We country hevOnd the Atlantic Til,
reorle are strong ac i've and inte'i zen
and in many things are quite up Il
America hut in MANY wavs they ar,
far behird; their ship building anf
ship yards are wonders to see. Tvhf
banks of the river Civde in Scotland
for miles are lined with massive yards
that are continuously turing out the
| great boats of the world. The farmfne
| is not extensive. but methodicaI and
Well done. and | should say those who
till the soil are fairly well educated
London is Wonderfully great Yor
soon get weary because of its large
! size. The vast amount of history con
nected with it makes a visit there al
! ways most intensely interesting and
few indeed see half there is to be seen
| visited the tower, the abbey.and urea
hospitals and many other points o.
Interest GLASGOW, Sc0i land however
is the great commercial city of th<
Nr4l,o
Great Britain is interesting beyond
expression. l visited the tombs of Scott
RurnS. and allow me to say rha1
the latterS birth place exceeds all othel
places in Great Britain or Europe aS
shrine for pilgrims from all over the
world 1t is a continuous fair there
and in one day. a week before I was
rhere. it was said that three THOUSAND
people visited his monument and birth
place. His name is revered as none
other of any time
Il presume you visited Paris?" ooh |
YES l was in Paris twice. I spent
some time there and found the city |
wonderfully interesting The thous- |
and points of interest could only b, |
glanced at. but some of the most i'm |
portant took up about all my time |
The Louvre Palace is worth Il trip to
Europe to see and then the Royal Pal
ace. NerSallaies. a few miles our is al
most as historical and interesting as
Paris itself The works of art arc
and ONE who loves paint |
ir@s would linger for days and weeks
in its halls and never weary I saw
here the famous war picture with the
face painted in, which yoli
caused such a Juror in
France. but which the artist refused
.,J~
manner of evil things to erase. The
interest of the place is the history o
France. Napoleons tomb is splendid
)Ut nCt at all commensurate with his
greatness'
How about Germany; did you &c
here?"
Il stayed some time in Ger
lsany. The Germans are a great PEG
Re but nothing could induce me t.
i've in Germany. There is the mos
ierfect system of espionage in tn
world. Every man is regarded an an
rchist or some man dangerous to tht
tate. The amount of beer drank i
omething enormous, and l think on
ageous and unnecessary. Howevel
he government keeps the very closes
watch over its manufacture and it /
ar less hurtful to the system thar
hat made in this country or Grea
Britain Otherwise they would he
aItions of drunkards and weak ings.A A
is. l did not see single drunken
nan in all my stay in Germany. They
re a rather large people fugal and in
ustIious and if lovely music is an,
Indication a happy people. You car
ay what you like about the Emperor
William. but he has Il very strong hole
pom the affections of the people Will.
e is erratic and all that. he is a poten
ial factor in the politics of Europe
The hospitals and universities il
Germany are large and patronized b.
tudents from all over the world. Tho
curses are very thorough but pro
3nged. You ask about the army. We
saw but little of it. The officers cal
,e seen much on the streets of Berlin
nd are a very fine looking set of fel
ows. they don't seem particularly over
earing or self important and are al
plendidly dressed All Europe yOU
now is ever on war footing. g
Yes. I went over Denmark and Nor
vay and skirted the coast of Sweden
the capital of the former
5 fine city bun not at all progressive
Nj in adj however. Hamburg is by fal
he most progressive city in Europe
nd is rapidly growing in every way
Is street cars are splendid. all cleo
rio Brussels is magnificent city
nd no one going to Europe should
all to see it
How about ireland. doctor7' Nc
oubt Ireland has endured Il thousand
.rongs but all that is of the past :
"EnGland. like al other countries has
reland has no just couse fols com
laint so far as l could judge from
that 1 saw and heard. The Irish peo
le in Ireland are different from thos'
-ho live in America Il short while
here they don't work and are indiffer
Mt and 1 think one can truthfully 81!
idolent. but the Island is beautiful
nd with the exception of the agita5or>
le people are fairly happy and con
,nted l think the best thing for
'eland is to be left alone and give th'
gi5atOr a cod reception. l enjoyed
" visit there very much and was sur
rised ait the prosperity and content
remit 1 saw. They can grow all thu
lamrock they please and no one vii
bject.
England like all other countries has
armed that justice to its colonies i.
V far the best policy and l think is c
Ow willing and anxious to right TIL,
rongs and make amends for all the
Wis reaped upon the Emerald Isle
THAT was the sentiment generally il
gard to the war. England at hear
as and is anxious for American sue
sss. vet they all felt like seeing u.
ct one good sound repulse The! |
ave never gotten over the broad sid, :,