* r!?r!c!»n f? c I ti ic r s V it. is id.
The behavior of the American sol
e’ers in ilio far east lias attracted nt
U'nvi^r. in all pans of ilia wc iT!. r j
recently as just before' the outbreak
of the Transvaal war the Daily Mail,
cf U rsbamsiown, ('ape Colony, in an
a• ■ recintive cditoi ial on “1 be Amer
ican Troops in Manila," said: “('m* Ios*«
son taught by the struggle in 11 e Chil
li pp in e archipelago is t lie a inaziirr for
lit ndo of the American ti*0op'-. Prac
tically every man in the volunteer
forces has been under fire a 1 most con
tinuously since February 4, and in ad
diiion to constant forming has never
had a mom'til's free lom from anxiety
as to possible maneuvers of skni! irg.
wily foes, who know even inch of the
country, and know how to take ad\ an
te gc of its potentialities. The lines have
been so loner that it lias been neees/nry
to keep every regiment to the front.
The regulars have had amost the nmo
experience, but not quite as much of it.
]f the campaign has demonstrated
nothing else it lias shown the marvel
ous staying powers of Uncle Sant's
troops suddenly transferred to the
tropics.”—N. Y. Sun.
Exaltation of the Holienzollerns.
Germany leaves the direction of her
foreign atlairs to the emperor and
trusts that the sovereign vA-h do tlie
best lie can, choose the most able coun
selors lie can iind, and that ho will be
] rompt as well, as prudent. L/.nce ah
lie does tor the nation he does also for
himself, for’liis own greatness and
glory, for the splendor of Lis family,
and for the future of his children and
posterity, all his interests depend upon
and are included in the success of Ger
man policy and the welfare of Germany.,
The house of Hohenzollern never can
be separated from the fortunes of the
nation. Therefore, the nation may
safely con tide its fortunes to the house
of llohenzoliern: and even now, when
public opinion has evidently taken quite
a d’liferent view of things from that of
the emperor, or at least from t hat which
he seems to hold, no public organ would
propose, nor would the reichstag itself
wish, to alter the German constitution
with regard to this particular point.—
Prof. Deibruck, in NortkAxtierican lie- j
view.
Curious South American Poison.
The Indians of South America use a ■
curious poison, which is called ezcal.
A grain of it has the effect of starting j
an irresistible desire for exertion. I he
victim begins walking briskly round j
and round in small circles till he drops '
lead in his tracks.* There is no pain,
but much excitement.—Cleveland Plain
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