davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-11-08

You resolve that You will do what good
you can. In one week YOU put a word OF
counsel in the heart Of a Sabbath-school
child. During that same week you give a
letter of introduction to a young maj
struggling in business. During the same
week you make an exhortation IL a prayer
meeting. 1t il all gone. You VIII never
hear Of it., perhaps, you think. A few
years after a man zones mp to you and
says, "You don't know me, do you?' You
say, "No, I don't remember ever to have
seen you" why" he says, Il was in
the Sabbath-school class over which you
were the teacher. One Sunday you in
vited me to Christ; | accepted the offer.
You see that church with two towers yon'
der?" Eyes" you say. lie says, That is
where I preach" or, DO YOU see that gov
errors house? That is where / live"
One day a man Ome to You and says
Good morning" You look at him and
say, why, you have the advantage Of me;
/ cannot place YOU" He SAYS: Don't you
remember thirty years ago giving me a let
ter Of introduction to q young mana let;
ter Of introduction to William z. Dodge?'
eyes, yes, / do He says, 81 am the
man. That was my first step toward a
fortune. But | have retired from business
now and am giving my time to phllanthro-
pies and public interests. Come up to my
house and see me"
Or man comes to you and says: u
want TO introduce myself to YOU. l went
into a prayer meeting some years ago. L
sat back by the door. You arose to make
course Of my life, and il | ever get to
heaven under God ] will owe my salvation
to you" In only ten, twenty or thirty
wears the circle swept ont and swept back
again to your own grateful heart.
But sometimes it is a wider circle and
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

fteIIung. gr fauTdte, aber Riemnnb
fam, unb 70 bsrubigte er ii6 nit benz
9eodnten, fie iperbe bds ni9t tpugen.
Satts er MarD ri6tig perftdnben, 10
mar lie ia aud gar ntdt UNI ieinets
piIen getommen, iie, bic tbn ME GEE
lie5t baben tpnnts; dber mas tpo1te lie
bier, bic bod feline ioniigen 4ngebos
rigen bier beIab, unO audi Der Sdtpes
tier teinen angenebmen Ginbrud Fins
terlafIen bate, aud nit bieier iebens
fails in feiner nd9eren Se5iebung
itano! -.
limb oumGli9 frat bann Die Rube
pieber in ibm elm. gr be9ab ii4 am
lbeno in ben Club. eri4ien bort Ins
fdnas etpas i6eu. penn er Setannten
bic Sanb i9iittelte; aber tsiner Ron
linen 5eigte i6m cine Miene. dls mile
er etfpas BON ribr".
sic belt lid alp BON Der Seffents
li6teit suriid, 70 iibsrlegts er, friiher
als eetpDbnIif mad Sauie geReno. Sn
feiner Wpbnung befiel ibn Seiorgnib
nm ben fleinsn Sarrp. aber, 8ott
fei 9anf, Der I9lief, unb audi er Iu4te
fsin Eager, na&bem er fi4 tber ibn
gebeugt unb i'm setiibt bate.
,Bie bate bas 9fues 10 gut ietn
fDnnen. mare Ie Oerniinftig gepeien!"
Ieufste er. .8as begebrte i4 cenn az
2iebe bon ibrem Ssr5snl Ri4ts peis
ter ais ben bduslidsn 8ebdrf an iols
der, rpenn lie bsren ni9t me6r fit
mid bate! Qber es mar unOeraetbli4
bon ibr unb bleibt es, mas iie gstbun
bat! Soft psib es, i4 babe lie NIT
meinem !Ser3en nenig belGitigt, piels
feift gu penis. tpenn mid bie9ei9Gfte
70 iebr in anipru9 ndbmen, bdb i4
fe ii9 IelbIt iiberlafen muBte. 0o6
10 limb bic Weiber; ie re9nen ni6t
nit Der Ro~tbpenbigfeit bes @rtperbs!
Sc muB @lles ba fein, uno bic Corr
gen, bic Der Mann in ii4 berumtrGgt,
bic ad6len ni9t! -. Wis bod oieie
GuBerli6 chamber 10 dbnli6en 59pez
ftern 10 grunbperidieoen Iein tpnnen!
Mdrp lit elm Mdo6en BON 10 piel Ssz
miitb, unb Ssnnp muB bieIes 10 gang
lid feblen, bab fie bier iein lam, obne
SebnIubt nad tbrem ainbe gu ems
pfinben. 4ber bus lit ia jebt Elm
@liid!" iiberrai6te er fi6 in ieinem
@ebanfensange. rDenn iie... MAS
piirbe id gu tbun gen0tbigt fein! -.
Nein, bas perbiite @ott" -.
Die glbern i9polen an ieiner
Stirn. feline SGnbe t%rampften ii4 uns
pintiirli9 suiammen. ~Was tann fie
bier nur fpp[len2" pieberbolte er fi9
INNER pisbsr. pMarp mar piel gu
perf9tpissen sesen midi. Sd muB
mebr bon ibr erfubren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

fes .leinbiire.rltde yorurtDetI ftnost
an Der Rampe feline 9reu5e; er bat
rett setban, ipenn Der @rfolg fem lit!
Quf Der 9iibns 6errfdt ri9t bic Sons
ne, bic 10 i9arfe SGaiten pirft, nur
bas 2ampenlidt; ba tit Der &iinIt!sr
felbit Die Spnne!"
Sennp e%laubte, mad bisfen @ortsn
gere6tferti9t ppr benz gpnful basuitss
ben. Dieter bate feline 2uIt, ibrem
errentriIhen 9ebantenfluse gu folgen;
er empfanb eber Elm gepiFes Mitleib
NIT ibr unb glaubte, 4briani aus ;br
reben 81 6Dren. Gr tpa9te oana6 aud
ni6t, i9r bon ibrem @dtten, ibrem
&inbe gu fpreden, ba er ibre @nt>
f9lohenbeit ertannte.
$50 mar msin Deg ulTo umIonTt!"
fpra4 er balb fir ii9. Gr fiiblte Ii4
aud ni9t aufseIest. ibr Slid gu piins
f4en unb erbob ii9 unsufrieben.
S9peigenb. i'm tiefftsn grnit madte
er iRr cine 8erbeugung unb empfa9l
ii4, einiebenb. bab nit bieiem iungen
Weibe ni6t 8ernunft gu reben Iet.
Sennb panb pobl cine Winute lang
ba, our Sbiir idauenb. i,
Sas alip mar ibr Sbeim, Der Ii6
10 pieI Miibe gegeben bate, na4 ibr
gu fori6en! sic faste iid pobl, baB
fte tiibl, ia fdroff gegen i'm gepefen
lei, abrr feline ginmif9ung bate lie
berlebt. &briani bate unre9t gebabt,
ibm gu pIuubern, unb gsgen Oieien
riatete ii9 iebt ibr llnfpile.
Die lieben @erpanbten!" rief lie
enblt6 aufatbmenb -. Limb cine
Gnti6dbisung bat er INN ssboten!
Iber er dnbert nt6ts."
Die Wirtbin trat elm, I'm unter BEN
@ortpanb. ibr bsim 4blegen Der Soiz
lette au helfen, gu erfabren, tper Der
9err setpeien fei. 4bsr Sennb fdpieg.
Sic mar bod beritimmt. Mp6te bies
fer Sbeim nod 10 reid iein, iie pers
ldngte ni6ts bon ibm unb gu elmer Snz
triaue segen fie belt iie i'm ntdt fir
fdbig; basu mar er ibr gu piirbis cts
f6ienen.
Der mar getpiB i'm Sbeater am
Qbenb i6res Oebuts, aud Warp tpabrs
ideinli6. limb OBJ er, i6r 9atte, ba
fein perbe2 gber Der erfubr ia ni6ts
buopn. Der alte Serr bate 10 psripros
den, ibr 9ebeimntB gu betpabren..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

nen Strei9 fpislen. Gntpeber lie ges
faint nit ibrer Sttmme unb man fieht
ibr mad, mas lie setbdn bat = uno
es sibt ia @ntbuiiuften genug, bic
Ii6 captiDiren laFen - oOer Is Jtbt
einen Stanbal, penn bic 2eute pom
re9tliGer @eiinnrng BEL Der @orItels
lung bic l~leberbano babsn. Qu9 Splt>
mann bat feline Srsurbe. aber bic
tperoen ni6t niHen, oh oas ni9t etfpa
nit feiner itummen llebereinitimmuH8
geIdiebt. 9~ieientgen, bic an ibrem
Sii6 seIe6en. BEL ihr aus uno einses
gaRgen iinb, nerben ben 8opf ihiits
teln, uber Die Sadie pie Elm interehans
tes @reisniB betru6ten unb iih UNI
Ieinetlpillen neutral ~perbulten; es
brdu6en aber nur einige Stanbdls
liebbaber babel 81 iein unb has 5idss
10 1T fertis. Sd babe bas erlebt an
einem iunsen Gbepdar in Mostau;
bic Srau trennte ii6 ppn ibrem Mann.
sing our 8iibns, unb er, er lieb ne
auspfeifen, 10 sriinblid, baB am
nG9iten MOrsen tein Sunb Elm Stiid
9rob BON ihr senommen bate. SR
perT0bntsn ii9 alerbings tpieber, dbsr
spedlos. On 8erI6bnuns pirb in
bieIem Sale freili9 nt9t gu benfen
Iein. Sic tpeib, mas fe min, unb er
natiirli9 audi, benin muir bus llnsliit,
bas ite nit ibrer eriten 2iebe gebabt
bat, bat ie s~uriidgefiibrt. :. Wls
ma6' id nur ieBt nit ibm9 Sd bate
ipas 8eFeres tbun t0nnen, als fie
pieber bierber gu fiibren, bsnu inbirett
bin i'd bod baran I9ulb, bu i6 ibr
bas Reiieselb aussablen IteB. . .
Oumme @eI6i6te bas!"..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

mas fann fie poGfen9


Grid mar bon feiner ReiIe suriid.
Oft bate er tpdbrsnbbe7en an Marp
eebadt, nit Der CT les &inbes fpeqen
einige 8riefe getpe6Ielt. aus biefen
bate elm 10 parmes 9efiibl geIprp9e,,
baB er ibr ber3li6 bantbar mar.
@r betra6tete fe pie cine 5fpeite
Mutter oes Sletnen unb eri6raf, rpenn
er baran ba6te, baB tie i'm nit benz
Shetm b~erldfien iperbe. 0as Sriibz
iabr gins gu Gnbe unb Der alte Serr,
70 bate lie linn eeidrisben, TRACE fi6
NIT &eifegebanfen. Was parb aus
ibm. Der fi9 70 an ben llmgang nit
ben 8eiben seipDbnt bate, bab er feline
8etannten perna9ldffiste2 Qu9 Der
Sndbe hing i6on an Marb unb Idien
bic Mutter 10 pergefen gu BADEN, bab
er Wtarp ibr fleines Bib gei9enft
bate.
Ils Grid feinen 9eIu9 mad5te, fanb
er es auf i6rem S6reibtii6. @r Bat
Tie, es fort gu tbun unb Marp perIdloB
es nit etsent6iimliGem @efiibt. sic
beariif ia. bab ibm Der anblid I6mersz
lid ietn mihe.
Iber. ba6te iie, fuenn er piiBte, tpie
nabe lie ibm iit! Sbr tpo[Ite es nod
immer ni6t gefaaen, baB man i'm
hieriiber 10 gang ebne &enntnib lieb.
Der S6eim bate ibr BON 1einem Be
Tu9 Bel Senab er3dblt, beren Debut
iebt beporitanb. Sat- tGgli6 las lie
in ben 3situnaen bic groB gebrudten
Concert : 4n5eigen unb nit tIopfenz
benz Ser3en barin ben Hamsn Sannb
G1lers.
Der Gonfuf mar Bel grt9s eEtem
8eiu9 nod niht gu SauIe. sic ems
ping ibn nit Wdrnte, f6aute Jpn aber
bcbet 10 feGtfam an, aIs miiTe lie BON
Seraen pGlSen. mas iis briidte. 9o9
lie ipaste es ni9t. Der Obeim bate
ibr seiust. pte iie fid sessn i'm benomz
men babe, aud binaussfiigt. man ipoae
IIIes ieinen Weg seben kiFen.
Do6 er felbft mubts bel biefem Be
fuh bic Sprade Nuf Sennb brinsen.
Gr fagte ibr, pdbrsnb ieiner Ibfpe ems
belt fei ibm bic Mittbsilung geporben,
bnB bic tleine @rb6aft ibr an ibrem
9eburtstase ausbeSablt peroen fple;
er ielbft babe ibr bieie stpdr IGon in
Der erftsn 3eit tbrsr she aus fsinsr
&aTs ausbesablt. bod lpolle er teineu
Sbsil baran baben; rer lei alIp in 9erz
leaenbeit, no er ite fu6en fo1e.
9driiber mar Der gonIul binsuges
tommen. Dieter blidte Marp frassnb
an. f9iittelte aber beimlid ben 3ppf.
@s psrbs cine Dffentlide 8orlaouns
Der Gmpfdnserin seIdsbsn, febte Grid
hin5u, unb bic lei ibm unanssnebm. ba
tie Der Welt fpieber gum Reoen @erans
lafung qebeu tperbs.
Der Gonidi fparb nadbentenb.
nSm!" fasts er aHgsrnb uub nit ets
mem balben Bid duf feline Ii6te.
~8enne ods! Da bsibt es: rlnbsz
sannt mol" -. 4Is nG9ite Inoers
tpunote -. Sm! 9iirften mir aber
toh nidt fdpsigsH, ipsnn uu6 bic
Hudild1t FUR Ste -. Den Behoroe1
gsasniibsr 1T bls stpas Inbsres; mir
miifen betsnnen."
Grid borhte duf.
.@5i' baben etpas erfabren9"
rNun benn, ia!" @r sntfdlob fi6
rnasrn. gu reben. nSie tit ndmlid
9isr!"
Cribs @ntlib nabm cine fable 5Grs
buro an. @r i~tdrrts uuf ben gonfuI.
nSisr?" risf er, taum bes sinen
Dortes md9tia. pdbrsnb Marp ibn
beiOrat anidauts. gu9 ibr antlib
entfGrbte ith.
rSa! lin SJhre &ube ni6t gu ftDren.
mein iunaer Jreunb, parb Sbnen bas
perkimli9t
Limb mas min iie. mas tbut fie2"
bra6te Grid mlbIam bsraus.
Isle erfubr in Stem gors bur1 meis
nsn 9.i9dftsfreunb, baB mir bier ieien
! unb eri&isH bel Rarp."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
18.
Sas 9ebetmnibp errutbsn.


Qm nG65ten Sage erf9isn Grid
ni6t beim gonIul. Warp ma9te bas
@orqe. sic belt i'm nidt fir fGbig,
cine @eri0bnuns gu ponen, mas aud
bel Der S9psiter Stimmung .ibr ais
Elm uneliid fir 8eibe eri9iensn pdre.
gr hattie Iie iebp9 70 aerItreut perlafen.
unb lie madte ii9 i4on ben 8Orwurf.
bdB Tie i'm 10 i'm l~lntlaren gela1en.
Im s~ipeiten @prmittage fab lie nit
benz S6eim beim Sriibitiid, als Grid
elm Gpupert ianbts. Der GonIul fanb
barin aunG9It Gri9s &arte, auf Der
er 5drieb, bas beuiige Concert pers
fpre6e Ie6r interefant gu neroen, sr
hahe besbalb brei 9iaets nebmen laIz
len, Ienbe spei baOon, iperbe tie aber
niht ab6olen tDnnen, oa sr gu einem
Seieuner gelaben Jet.
8eioe f4auten chamber betroffen
an.
nOas fe6lte gsrabs nod! Dir tparsn
bod entf6loFen, ni4t bin~5ugeben!"
brummte Der Goniul. pMub er gez
rabe duf biele Sbse tommen!"
Mdrb mai in grObter 8erlegenbeit.
runmDgli9!" rief lie nit gspreBter
9ruit. mir miifen i'm 5u~riidbalten!
Sc BARI ni9t ieinl Deun er a6nungss
log baIGBe uno erblidte iie! 8eld
cine Gage fir i'm ieinsn Setanntsn
gsseniiber!"
.0ariiber bente aud i'd ioeben!
4ber pie? Gr lit Muiitfreuno! mir
bdtten bas p~prausIeben tOnnsn, tenn
Der abriani bat ia Elm iol9es 8ei9rei
nit feinsn Gpncerten gema9t, baB er
obns 3psifeI elm Oolles Saus buben
ipirb. Sd seitebe, i'd fiible bic @ers
fu9uns, lie iingen gu bOrsn; absr
neben ibm gu iiben, lpenn bic Mugen
feiner 8efanntsn auf i'm Ii6 ridten
iperoen. oas piiroe mir bod peinli4
iein. limb nun erIt feline eigene
Situatipn! gr piirbe pie i'm Seesz
fsuer baIiBen, ia OielIeidt permutben.
baB mir barum geipubt baben."
Marp fprang auf. Sinnsno bur4s
fdritt iis bas 3immsr.
.Nein, ct barf niht babel fein! Wir
miiFen iiberlssen. ipis bds gu perbins
bern it'll" rief fe aus unb elite in ibr
3tmmer. -
lin biefelbe Uormittassitunbe ers
fdisn Sennp i'm 8apotebut, nit bops
peltem f4paraen Sdleier, font i'm
einfa6ften 9ofiim CUR leBten prpbe
duf Der 8iibue unb tparb pie INNER
umringt bon ben nsugierieen 8iinits
Tern. bic fs nur bic 8erIdlsierts"
ndnnten.
sic nabm bas gleidsiltig la6eno
bin. sic mar borSiislid Eel Stimm.
uno fang our 3ufriebsnbeit Ibriani5,
Der ibr nit einem Bid bes ginpsI,
itdnbniHes sunidte. @eyssbli9 battle
man aus inn bsrausaubringsn stt.
iudt. psr bic @sbeimniBpolfe fei; er
hattie nur aus alter grtsnntliGftit benz
gonfuG barber seiprodsn, Der nit az
benz Gomite geborts. has in 8reslau
fir ibn geiammelt bate, als sr bort
70 tief in S6ulbsn gsit,dt mar uno ss
ssgoIteu bate. ibn dusSufOisu.
Gprtiebung fotgt).
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

- Suness GbesfId. ~9ds
mar absr bod tsins ld0ne Sc43eitss
rsiIe, tuenn DeiR Mann als Reiienber
aualei9 3unbsn bsIu6te," - Sunge
sSrau: .Sb, i'm @sgentbsil. ss tpc- ys;'
5snO! Scb,smaI, lutnn 5ranal irssnbs
ipp bsrausflos. bah id Jpn Dor Der
Sbiirs in msiusn glrmsn uufsefanssR"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

- d sefast. o.: .Rein
Gobn lit aud ais Soloat nit na9
China sesdnsen, sr mub ii9 nit ieis
hem Sbiff isbt in ben 2ropeu bsfiu.
ben. g.: pGd, ipis bic armtn Srups
pen IN ben Sropen pohl nad sinem
naHen Sropptn le&Rn.1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-13

operation Of that session every otner
purpose except that expressly named.
I'm addition to the considerations al
ready advanced, suggest tnat any 9TH
er construction than that here contended
for would be pregnant with manifold in
consistencies, and would involve Lne Or
ganic Act in confusion worse COMPOUNDED.
1t would serve no good purpose to go at
length into these Inconsistencies or that
confusion; 1 have already been too pro-
lix and but one brief illustration will
suffice for the present. If the Legisla-
ture when convened in extra session had
the power to legislate generally, all dis
tinction between general or special and
extra sessions being thus obliterated-if
the extra session of section 81 means
and is the general session of section IL
it must follow from the identity between
the sessions that the situations, powers
and capacities of the Legislature at an
extra session would be likewise Identical
with it's situation. -
Having thus reached the conclusion
that section "a operates a constitutional
limitation upon the power of the Legis-
lature when convened in extra session
that, in other words, as matter of law,
no distinction in legal effect can be per-
ceived between 1t and such provisions as
appear. in the constitutions of Nevada.
Colorado and MisSouri-it necessarily foi-
lows that the section Is mandatory In
character, that no legislation in antago-
nism to its provisions can endure the
gaze of any court, and that not even
subsequent approval of such legislation
by the Governor can rescue 1t from final
overthrow in the courts. -
I'm conclusion, I take the liberty of
saying that lack of time, and it's conse-
quent haste. must be chargeable, not
only with the lack of condensation and
compression visible in the foregoing dis
cussion, but also with the many crudi-
ties of thought and expression which
will be encountered therein. But. what
ever may be the prolixity or the crudi-
ties of the foregoing discussion. I am
entirely satisfied with the soundness of
the result arrived at. I am distinctly of
the opinion that section 81 restraints and
limits legislative power, at an extra
session. to the consideration of appropri
alton bills
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-13

David Lawrence & Co., cigar mer-
chants, beg to announce that the firm
consists OF II. Bfrkmyre. II. T. Hay
partners.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-13

Oliver cambridge, M. A.. traveller
and writer, will visit waialua planta-
ton on Thursday next Tor the purpose
OF taking few sketches and notes
In the evening he win entertain the
folks with one Of his popular recitals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-20

What Is soldier? The question Is
haoitually answered in a dozen differ
eht WAYS. II we are to Judge by the
vans they advocate. the ideals they set
W and the attitude they adopt toward
ue army generally 1t Is evident that a
large body Of Brltons would reply by
saying that In the first place a soldier
man who Is not less than five feet
w Inches in hight Others appear 20
oe'eYe thai soldier Is man who
measures so much round the chest or
Ho weighs SO many pounds ayoirdu-
.'A, others again. evidently hold that
s''aier Is person who wears a par
.'1-iaI Kind OF dress In a particular
,as ana who knows how 20 polish but
s WV ahd 70 lay on "blanco" with spe-
- auooihness and neatness-in fact.
~. MINK that soldier Is essentially
u'an IN uniform. Yet others regard
,' 'nl Is man who at the sound Of cer-
~ ,n words performs certain muscular
,unvi~ with precision. who assumes
so,Ss correctness the position OF the
s s'-'e As laid down IN the drill book
49, looking 10 the front. chin slightly
80 IN, etc.-and who keeps step
sso,, liant ains his place In complicated
usas With the skill Of . ballet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-20
HOW MEN ARE MADE SOLDIERS
Some Of THE Requirements Needed in Good Fien'ers-
The Ability TO Use Rifle Well Of First Importance


dancer. Another school holds a soldier
10 be a man who salutes with frequency
and alertness. who observes an exact
ritual in regard TO his kit and accou-
terments and whose obedience TO orders
Is so perfect as to be automatic ana
mechanical rather than the product OF
Individual thought and volition
But though all these views are held
1--WE win not say expressed In words, for
though men hold them and act upon
them, they do not. OF course. put them
forth IN plain terms), we venture TO as
sert that they none OF them AFFORD the
true answer They none Of them, that
4. express the essential quality OF the
soldier. the sine qua non. the quahty
without wnlch the soldier Is not a sol
dier.
The only answer 10 the question
what Is a soldier?" which gives me
essential. the sine qua non quality is
the answer. "A man who can Kill other
men with rife fire." soldier Is a rife-
man. a man may be able 20 Raj other
men with rife Gre and not be a perfect
or a reasonably Efficient, or even a use
ful soldier, but unless he can XII win
the rifle he II not a soldier at all. A
man NAV be a splendid marcher ne
NAV be trained 10 take cover with eH.
traordlnary skill. he may be an expert
at digging trenches his drli may pe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-20

training which makes his frame and his
muscles like those OF an athlete. he will
no doubt endure longer and shoot more
steadily than IL he has had no physical
drill.
Furthermore. II he is something Of a
gymnast. he will. II he Is making rapid
advance on foot. be able 90 surmount
obstacles with much greater ease. II
with clearly, for example be good for
him to be a swimmer Again. n he has
learned the handling Of a bayonet. his
enemy will fear the chance that he may
get too close quarters more than n the
same enemy knows that he has no
skin with the bayonet. Lastly n the
soldier happens 10 be an expert az dnll
in close formation. he and 10000 men
like him may be able to get through the
narrow streets OF a great city more
quickly and with far less confusion II
he has no practice In moving In close
order.
1t comes, then. TO this. A soldier.
whether he belongs 90 the horse or the
foot is first and foremost a riheman.
Including and In addition 10 that the
prime qualities OF the soldier may be
roughly enumerated as follows. He
must De,
/. a rifleman.
2. A disciplined man.
3. A man capable u stalking. scout
INK and taking advantage OF cover
4. A man who can use the spade and
pick-ax.
3. A man who can ride and look after
either a horse or bicycle.
8. man who possesses some gym
nastlc training.
Z. A man who has the power ~ nov
ing rapidly and without unnecessary
friction In close order.
Strange as II may seem 10 some per-
sons the way In which the soldier Is
dressed. the manner In which he cuts
away his hand when he salutes. the eS-
act occasions when he salutes The en-
lie at which HIS heels meet when he
assumes the position Of the soldier"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-20

In the courthouse yard OF Rich
mond. the county seat Of Madison
county, Kentucky. stands a rude stone
memorial Of a period remo;er, as judged
by its tangible remains. than IL the age
OF the patriarchs and the pyramids II
is an irregular natural obelisk Of lime
stone, some seven feet In height ana
bearing upon is face the date "lst0'
and the name Of squire Boone w.
known 10 students OF pioneer history
as the younger brother Of the famous
Daniel. as the builder OF the FIRST cabin
erected IN Kentucky and the solemnizer
OF the first marriage performed within
the boundaries Of Kentucky.
According 10 the generally accepted
account. the following Is the story OF
the stone and lis meager inscription:
on May I, 1869. with three compan-
ions, Daniel Boone had, for the second
time. penetrated the Kentucky wilder
ness. and early In the January follow
ing had been Joined by his brother
Squire and another frontiersman. Three
Of tia six were killed BY Indians and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-20

riieman must be not only willing. but
able, 20 give an instant and what IL
more, an intelligent obedience 10 the
orders of those above him. He must
obey and he must also, II possible. seize
the object OF the order and obey not
like a machine but like thinking man.
He must, that Is. not be hypnotized by
formal drill into a mechanical obedi-
ence, but must give an obedience which
Is cooperative and not merely passive.
Next 20 the moral essential we should
put for the modern soldier the hunter
and scout qualiies-the ability 10 take
cover. 70 watch the enemy and his
movements. 90 see without being seen.
and 10 take intelligent advantage OF All
means Of protection from an enemys
fire while at the same time pressing his
own advance Next. the soldier should
be able to use the spade and be capable
OF rapidly constructing protective work
which. though effective shall be almost
invisible Ia the enemy These are aual.
tiles for use IN the lighting line To ret
him into the fighting line the soldier
must as Tar as possible be endowed
with the gift Of mobility. lie must be
good at marching. but he must also be
able 10 make use Of other forms o.
transport II and when they become
available.
A soldier must be able 10 ride
horse should it BE- possible 20 provide
him with that means ~ getting over
the ground. ami. further. ne must be-
able 70 look after his horse n he gets
one Again. he should be able 60 ride
and mend bicycle II fortune should
enable his colonel 70 Commander"
1000 bicycles and so turn a three DAYS
march Into a DAYS march. But though
this disciplined rlheman who can stalk
scout and dig and also ride either horse
or bicycle ~ required will already be-
81 great use IN war, he can no doubt
be Improved by the addition OF certain
other things accomplishment rather
than essentials but none the less OF i'm.
psrtsneA II be v given . physical