The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-21
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lish service Was very pretty for the
con aggregation chanted the responses.
The large staiued glass window in
the front of the church was given
by Americans. There is a unique
hotel at this place. All the rooms
are named for Shskespeare's plays,
the dining room is "As you Like
It," the commercial room "The
Tempest
We walked under the great Walls,
along the hedge rows for a mile, to
the Little straw-thatched cottage
where the very youthful Sbak es-
peare woo d and won Ann H4tha-
way, his senior by eight VI ars.
London is worl1, apd we'll worth
trip acro.s the Atlantic. St Paul's
The Parliament house, WeetmiG-
ster with E attractive poe Is corner
and all the scores mmortaiiz. I'd bv
Dickens were very Interesting.
Thera still stands the quain. little
"Old Curiosity Shop" the hoin4 of
little Nell and hsr grandfather.
My visit to London was cut sholt
that l might 60 to Holland, and we
were soon in the laud of great wind
mile. 1t ;s very green and ce4n,
large herds of black and while
Holstein cows grazed upon the
green From H ,lland We came to
'rlin last August year ago. We
liked the city and decided to spend
the winter here. 1 received permis-
sion from the German government
to teach, and secured a school at
once as English teacher to Ger
man young ladies; and as 1 can
have the position next year I think
of remaining year longer. Before
: | was engaged to teach, 1 was
: Obliged to 60 before a class in the
school end give test ssop, that is
! to show what 1 could do. AS the
pedegogics of Germany are very
thorough, 1 felt glad to know tina,
) we Americans can keep up with
$ them. l have since been paid te
. |lecture for some of the German
II teachers societies and have done
all kinds of English work from
i writing out our national songs tt
/ secretly assisting some German ex
: aminers look over state teachers
: papers in English. I found tim,
TO attend lectures at the Universi i
lty of Berlin; this is school of IA
y 900 students; they come from eve
=. L. ry quarter of the globe, and are o
;. ..Ieverv complexion. There sr. som
- fine japanese here. The universit,
:, building was oncea royal palac
. and is very near the emperor's pal
Il ace. Hence l see the emperor fre
quently. He rides in his carriage
o goes horseback or walks witt
y friends. Ooe day three of GU
n American young lady students wer
f, walking abreast, they met in th
IS park three German cfficsrs ais
'e walking abreast; the young ledi
IL kept the center as they are accus
toned to 60, and the men took th
.r side. They went en few pace
RS when policeman said, That wa
e the German EMPEROR Sp!endi
n. indeed was the @edding Of the Gro"
ts prince. Th-ss Eurep ans are yer
1e fond of pageants as.G glitter an
n show. WheL al the powers Of Er
.. rope were represented at this wee
dir G end were going about in the
glissering equipages, dressed in or
T. entail splendor, i. was enough
70 make will wet t.rner stare. tt
OF bride entered the city in golde
70 carriage. that was drawn by eigt
m glossy black horses that were CO.
r. cred with t1appings of gold an
n scarlet, and from the heads of eac
at horse waved II ostrich plumes
IL white and black. the colors of Il
ne crown prince. But amid it all
was always glad to see the Amer
tx can am bassador, Mr.. Tower of l
IL wa, in plain black suit witho
ed gold braid. and plain black sill
ed bat, not glittering helmet. New
e. uO sec OuC VI tuSSO ASSoL OioHto
te- that do not feel grateful from Il
IL depths of my soul that we as q
&C. ton have laid aside all this gau
.ir Appreciate as never before the gre
ne wisdom of our forefathers. If y
would appreciate our principles
to land where they are not ar
u note the difference. France, o
~ follower end admirer did the me
';t ~ sign; fcant thing possible when q
~ presented US the statue Liberty +
y :, tightening the World l find t
- ~ eyes Of the world are upon US, al
W. W. with deep interest are they mott
~. ~, how successfully we are maintai
!. ~ ing the principles of human iibt
~ -. ty. The German people are We
.Ia In anxious to see Japan win aud t
~ ~ people of Russia rise against G
w. preston. AS I come in close &C
al '1a tact with the wrecks of Cover
''o ments l see more clearly what
most essential to our own stabllli
at If we will remain happy and Fl