The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-25
Uhat Others
fire Saying.

"ln this age nobody OF even or
binary intelligence would think for an
instant OF questioning the sarcasm OF
life. u ~ manifest almost every day
and i'm almost every place. But some
thing more than the usual degree OF
that sarcasm appears I'm the cabled
announcement that the French and
German soldiers OF China who, as we
all know. hate each other thoroughly.
are standing shoulder 10 shoulder In
their opposition TO the Chinese plans.
Truly politics Is not the only trade
that makes strange bedfellows. War
makes a few OF its own. "-Philadel-
phia Inquirer.
1T begins To look as n Edward VII
OF England had thought IL wise 20
initiate his imperial nephew's exam
pie, and 10 become every inch a king
The easy going or rather democratic
prince has been transformed into q
stickler for court etiquette and an in
sistent master of all the details Of his
position Buffalo Courier,
...o..
Boston Is afiame as with new
evangel Not that the millennium n at
hand, i'm which everybody will own a
horse. But the millennium IL at hand
III NIA1n iHt NDlill - i the DOfNt
is 10 make every one prick up his ears
in anticipation OF a brighter world 10
live In. Boston Herald.
s.o-s-
"one OF the latest reports about the
cZar Is that he contemplates calling Il
congress OF monarchs 10 meet at CO.
penhagen i'm the autumn To continue
the discussion entered 'at the Peace
Conference az The Hague. The Peace
Conference was followed quite
promptly by warlke explosions all
over the world. IL may be that tho
monarchs In person could do more
for peace than their representatives.
d."-Philadelphia Times.
"The impression has gone abroad
that Chicago is simply commercial
centre which pays little attention TO
the aesthetic side OF life. Its citizens
are supposed to i've i'm n perpetual
round OF strenuouos activity. This IS
not the whole truth Chicago has its
lighter moments When IL is not max
ing things TO sell or holding trust con-
ferences or entertaining Prince Kro-
potkni, IL turns aside for little excur-
sions I'm pursuit OF the good, the true
aud the beautiful. kansas City Star.
~e-Os#
"The American hospital service In
China receives warm praise from Eng
lish sources. Every American
must feel a just pride in the this testi-
pony TO the care taken of our troops.
lt takes money. IL is one reason why
our army costs about 81 900 per man
a year. while the English army costs
half and the German a quarter OF this.
But this expenditure pays. ."-fniladel-
phia Press.
1T is we'll 10 keep these facts I'm
mind. even while recognizing that the
existing bull movement Is "a healthy
movement. The thing TO guard against
is its OVERRIDING Re cautious as to
the nature OF your investments. BE
careful not to trade beyond the limits
Justified by your capital. And remem-
ber that the shrewdest old heads on
Wall street make a point of selling
when the people are wild TO buy
ST. Louis Republic.
Perhaps nature was only trying to
show that in the supply OF water IL
can keep up with the Morgan opera
tions. "-Pittsburg Dispatch.
.s.o.s
Burning the sultan I'm effigy was
n somewhat unusual part OF the cere-
monyof openeins the Macedonian con-
gress. 10 say the least. 1t will prob
ably be regarded not only by Abdul
Hamid, but by certain OF his inn
perial neighbors, as having sig
nificance which calls or stern meas
ures OF repression on one side and
protection on the other. "-philadel-
phia Ledger.