The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-14

Love that ccompels all who are loved to
Entangled both in such abiding charm.
Ihat,- as you see, he still deserts me not"
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Today is sacred in the Roman and
creek churches in common grafton of the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross" which
took place lat Jerusalem Sept. IA, 935.
Many churches in various parts Of the
world are dedicated to the Holy Cross.
portions of the cross on which the Savior
was sacrificed are claimed to be preserved
IN dltferent churches of Europe and are
greatly venerated In the year 312, when
Constantine was preparing to fight Max
entiuS, he behelA in the heavens cross
containing the inscription: "In hoe signo
vinees BY this sign thou shall con-
quer."
War is putting lots of new words into
our vocabulary A year ago few knew
that kopje" was Dutch for little HILL
And now we have Khaki" a faded yell
lowish color, as fashionable fad for
fabrics. 1t is the color of uniforms now
worn by our troops in the tropics, as it
does not seem. to soil as readily as other
colors.
If there is one lesson which history
teaches it is this, that free nations cam
not govern subject provinces. If they
are unable or unwilling to submit their
dependencies to share their own con-
sttutlon, the constitution itself viii fall
to pieces from mere incompetence for it's
duties. "-FroTde in Life Of Caesar"
On Sept. IA there is a large annual
gathering of Catholic pilgrims at the
shrine Of the BLACK Virgin at lin
seedeln. Switzerland. In former ages en-
DGG0TG kinO-S md ,OlNfa 1T L,
to this shrine. The church, was visited by
the French army in 1898, and after their
unfafi ng habit in those days they carried
on all they could and broke the rest
Forewarncd the priests hid the genuine
image, and the French took to Paris a
counterfeit image. The true image was
replaced in 1902, and is still a popular
shrine.
That was prompt work of the military
at Galveston in trying by court-nartiaI
and shooting forty-f1ve negroes convicted
OF robbing the dead. One man had in his
pocket twenty fingers with rings on them
cut from dead, bodies.
Today. Sept. IA, is the anniversary Of
the birth, in, 17fS. of Francois Augusta
Chateaubriand, ) a celebrated French au-
thor. who visited America in 1891 and
wrote romance entitled 'tAtaia," pic
ture of aboriginal life, which produced
much admiral alton in Europe; of Fred
erick Fl. Alexander Won Humboldt. in
1863 the ilustrious German savant and
traveller, whose books are still authori-
tative upon MANI subjects.
The political pot is beginning to boil all
over the country. Bryan is East and
Roosevelt is West
we can never hope to make the Phil,
tpp1ne islands integral parts of our I'm
ION, occupied by people OF our race. with
our political and social ideas, as we have
In Florida, Louisiana and California Our
occupation Of these islands will be mill
taTy and the government colonial thus
converting our own institutions from a
republic. resting upon manhood suffrage.
governed by. laws of the peoples own
making-in other words, governed by the
consent Of the governed-to a military
empire. Such changes in the institutions
OF nations in the past have always proven
destructive of the liberties of the people.
and in the end. of their national exist
ence. Gov. John Lind in his opening
campaign address
If c. P. Huntington had had the gem
erous spirit SO Characteristic of John
Pillsbury, what nUmberless good works
could now stand to his credit Our Min
nesota man is making personal DISPOSE
ton of his wealth-small in comparison
with Huntingten's millions-and vet and
even now men and women are calling
down blessings upon his head.