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The NEWS isevidently read abroad. Last Friday‘s issue contained an article on the AnglovSaxon, or Eng- lish speaking races alliance, as one of the result's Of this HispanO-Ameri- can war. That same evening, the Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. the C010- nial Secretary, in premier Salisbury's cabinet, went down to Birmingham, his home, and delivered a strong, un- ‘ compromising address in favor oil this Anglo-Saxon alliance. They used to rely on that. visionary “bal-i ance of poiver" theory in Europe to preserve the peace. Since Disraeli‘s, Lord Beaconsfield’s wonderful achievements at the Congress of Ber- lin in 1878,_it has been the “Con- cert of Europe." But that is now defunct, if it ever had any life, and; England sees France, and naturglly Italy influenced by the old Latin race traditions, with Russia, Ger- many and Austria, as we pointed out last week. influenced by their mon- archical absolutism, all practically combining against her, because as we said, England makes for freedom’s holy cause, even though she has to fight for it. Hence this Anglo-Sax- . on alliance, in practical union of all the English speaking nations and l Tm: door bell of our judicial sanc- tum rang the other evening and on opening it. a youngly man stood there and said: “Judge, I [want to sign the pledge to stop drinking {or one year." We invited him in, wrote a brief but strong pledge, read it. to him and he signed it, we added our name as witness and he put it in his pocket to remind him when tempted: of his plighted honor: We told him i to stand firm. And then he surprised us by offering to pay us for our ser- vices, but we declined of course and told him that for any help we could: render a weak. tried or tempted fel- low man like that. struggling to re-‘ deem himself we should make no charge. Won't the men and women in Highland Park who believe in prayer remember the man who “sign- ed the pledge" when they go into their closets? MISS Margun't A. Badger died in Boston last \vm-k Friday. She was born in 1826. and had taught in the public schools of that city since 1855, or for a term of forty three years consecutively. That heats the re cord of the dean of our faculty, Miss Barlow. who has been here about a ‘ dozen yeargs. All this shows that there are some women yet who rather devote their lives and energies to teaching chiidren than supporting some inefficient man. quoted we fail to find ourown. Well come to think We don't read the Re- view of Reyiews. but we do read the Literary Digebt, one of the very best periodicals in the English language; it is the very cream of the American, or the world's pvriodical press. 0f noted men whose opinions are CHAMBERLAIN 'S RESPONSE THE Review of Reviews sends us quite a list‘of opinions of “Notable Readers.” On looking over the list LEWIS B. HIBBARD, A. E. EVANS, - I: Advcrdslng‘ rates ntdo known on .ppllcntlon at this mien. Entered at the post-office at Highland Park. “1., as second class mancr. Editor’s Residence, - Business and News Office, Office: in ,News Building, 255 Central Avenue. Highlgnd Park. Illinois. Terms, $1.00 pcx: year, 50 cents for six momhs. 30 cents for three months. Park. Highwood :th Ravfixi‘n, ;;er-yu?‘:;idfiy afternoon by The Highland Park News. Published in the Interests of Highl-nd _, , . .. ‘ . .A ‘ , . u:_L,,A, , EVANS FORRBT. FRIDAY, MA Y 20‘ TELEPHONfis '. >, - . EDITOR BL‘SINESS MANAGER No. 8. No. 92. Supeâ€"rintendent junior workâ€"â€" Grace L. Taylor, Lake Forest. William E. Brand and Rev. A. A. { Pfanstiehl represented the Christian Endeavors in the county convention in Lake Forest last Saturday. Pas- tor Pfanstieh] of the Presbyterian Church, delivered an address in the [evening on “1 Wm." Mr. Brand is ‘the vice-presided and responded to Dr McClure’s address of welcome. A very pleasant and profitable ses sion is reported The following is the list of officers elected: Presidentâ€" Henry White, Lake Forest. I ELECTED NEW OFFICERS Vice presidentHC. M. Burkbolder, Waukegan. Secreta ry~â€"Dora Diver, Waukegan. Treasurerâ€"â€" Celia L. Stafford, Wgukegan. Any furtherinfonnation cheerfully given by addressing J. Y. Cal'ahan. General Agnnt, 111 Adams Street. Chicago. 1 1 EXCURSION T0 CLEVELAND 1 The \ickel Plate Road will sell ticktts from Chicago to Clewlund1 and rcturxflat a {art- and one third 'I for the round trip on certificate plan 1 good going June 3 4. I) and fl and good returning until June 13. inclu 1 311 e. on occasion of the annual meet- ing of the Congregational Home Missionary Society in that city. This; rate will be $11.35 for the round; trip, which is somewhat lower than 1 vii: other linex Those desiring space in sleeping-cars should make early application in order to secure the best accommodations. i 521‘ R4 List of branches-mud other particu lars can be obtained of M. \Y. Mar Vin County Superintendent ofschools Girls as “ell us boys are eligible ! (‘l-LVTRAI. AVHNI'E but all must lune been residents of ' ’ "‘ the county for a year precaliug such ; [25 Pairs Ladies examination. Tbex must also be at and Children’ 5 Shoes least sixteen years uf ugt. tn lm Flinn-d In" These scholarships confer the right to receive four years of instniction in any of the regular undergraduate courses, at one of the best State Universities in America. An examination of applicants for free State Scholarships in the Univer- sity of Illinois will be held in the otfice of the County Superintendent of schools. Waukegun. Friday. June 3, and Saturday. June 4. UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP FREE ia mighty influence in shaping affairs in the far east. This alliance than is not mere sentiment. it is a mighty and significant fact, and may have a wonderful influence in re-outlining the map of some portions of the globe. beside securing freedom, peace and prosperity. While such an AngluSaxon alli< arms will command respect for both England and the United States. it will go far toward compelling the peace of Europe, and if Japan, the youngest of the great world pom-rs comes into this alliance. it willhm‘e The NewscongratulatesMr.Chnm- I berlain on what all in this wild and wooly West. town “horse sense,” ' for as (ax-President Cleveland once sug- gested, it is not a theory, but a situ- ation, a stubborn fact or series of them which confronts Great Britain and the United States. The Boston Transcripe well says “Let us make no mistake about the sentiment of foreign government. The United States from the nature of the case, has no well wishers in official or dip- lomatic Europe, except Great Brit- ain." No formal treaty may yet be drawn, as was the case between the European powers at Berlin in 1878. but though unwritten, it will be, like the English constitution binding and definite and will also command the respect of the world. l races of the world for peace, freedom and progress, or in other words, for the good of the world. blessings on mankind, not for territorialaggrand- isemeuts at home or abroad. V.CcnttaJAv¢., - WPuhm T‘LK'HONK ‘1. Fresh and Salt Meats; GIESER BROS., EBack of Freberg’s Livery, Genuine Jersey Milk and Cream v The Leading Market, Repair your Carriage ' m Shoe your Horse REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Henry Ohlwein Cleaning, Dy_el_ng 0f"ce:Cummln¢s' Pharmacy. : Highland Park Greenhouses, mlhhnd Par k. Ill E. A. NELSON, 5 FRITZ BARK Pmtor Merchant Tam” {Floral Decorations, Cut Flowers Orders Promptly Attended to. A. E. WICKHAM, Electrical ZOMmKflOII, POULTRY. FISH. B‘UTTL'R AND 2665. Fred. W. Schumacher, Pure Drugs and Filling Prescriptions We also have an assortment ofcam eras ranging from $2.50 upward. A complete line of amateum' supplios. But these are only side issues. Our special attention in given to the handling of from \Ir. Birchs farm at Highland Park. Wishes to announce to his. friends and customers that he has changed his Raviuin Dairy Milk route and is now getting the CENTRAL _,\\ 16.. ”lulu/mu PARK, “.1 so!“ "Ill [0 fight. and the price II nlwqy; right. .. GAMERAS .; These candies can only be bought fresh from the fucton through us Fred. W. Schumachcr, PLOWS... Prescription Drugglst. JI'ST ()PPHSITE Tm: Damn THOSE 4a, New Work, La-ps Finished, All Kinds of Electrical Hated-L JAMES LARKIN, red Denman ‘ . GERHARDT 8L CO., azryaL}“£$}rlage _ :‘Bakery and Confectionery.... St. Johns Avenue. At Less than Cost. ALLEGRETT IS Suns M adv to Urdu a! Rcasunnhlc Prices. («t Krasmnahlr I “11“ DEALERS IN AND TIDE MIOINAI. (:0 Closed nu! SOLE AGENT w} Irllls and Repairing. 1 gFurniture and Pianos Moved, 5 “Packed and Shipped TILIPHONI I 6 DUFFY BRO’S fExpress, Baggage and Dime Parcel Delivery. Are responsible for all goods while In our hands. All Orders promptly dcllrcrrd OFFIBE AND YARD: ST. JOHNS AVENUE. ll LUMBER DISTRICT. A. ROBERTSON, Lumber and Building Material of All Kinds. Hard and Soft Coal, Sawcd and Split Wood. Kindling. D. A. DRISCOLL CO., ...Bicvclc Exchange... ‘3 Sundries and Repairs of All Kinds 1‘ anu and Vacuum Roan-4 Dally. Fancy Groceries, Dry Goods and Cmckery, BOOTS mo SHOES. I”: In Set-on. Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work. Goods handled with greatest we. Prompt attention given all orders. Trunks 25c;Parc¢ls,10c. Toorfrom any part of thee: Fancy Bakery Goods. Clpn and am. Ice Cram and Soda Water In Secon. HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. “and'flowen'ng Plants. HIGHWOOD, ILL. BlcycIes to Order From 835 Up. FOWLS FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES S. L. Wyandotts and B.NP. Rocks ‘ ' Idlcwild POUIIM’ Yards, Full Line of Choice Candies. TELEPHONE 67 Dr. Frank (1. lupus. Superintendent J. H. DUFFY, ‘ Manager. HIGHLAND 'ARK. M4... 'URI “ID ONLY; Can-fin. for parties I sped-fly. Good- Mvond Pro. 0! Chart. TILIPHONC 26 First Class At Rea Highland P. khtu-i, I: [h ( lumll‘ Pram-y strum: \\ mine II I. In. New tha- mumh P w Irmhurnax ‘ I rlrrxhzl am. ‘I!(' The anlm (‘hun h H'cachmg. 16.45 3 [IL In; Hapusl \«mng p m ; 'vn‘zh hum. pray-r mm-r‘ng‘ 74S hvaugrinai Lulhct MI. fialumuh pawn" a n" hnnum mhr-yl, mass. 100:) Mandax p. m ;' ~ Rina-day wII prayer mn-(mgu x mm Hillt‘tu'ul Man-- at («nun 5L Muy'x ( utilnllt' Maddrn‘ pawn hr! EVauurtu-ni Ann-man flash-n Sundax .wn‘ razimg Rnnm Mind Urnmm m-m'hm ' If] h. at U;¢ him my“ Ravlnn My E. Church ”run-rote mun Sum m.; Epwunx la-ague Sunday cw-ning M 7 u“ I17 if) end. 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