The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-14
SIDNEY HERBERT'S LETTER.
SAYS ALL SHOULD LABOR FOR UNI
VERSAL PEACE.

Remarks About Gen. FunstOn's
Method of Capturing Aguinaldo.
An AlIusiOn to Col. Wrenn's Mar
tiaI Appearance as Gen. GOrdOn's
Aid-SOns OF Veterans and the
Southern CrOss-The Sensational
Article Respecting the Shooting of
Gen. Cobb-The memorial Day"
Question-Other Matters of General
Interest.
Pine Crest Villa, Maitland, Fla, April
ia recent newspaper item gave the
denominations represented in the regular
army by the chaplains, and the Christian,
or Disciples Church had one. This is ac-
counted for by the fact that President
j. A. Garfield was devout member OF
that church-a sort of local preacher
and he appointed Rev. George G. Mullins
Of Kentucky, chaplain of the Twenty-fifth
CColored) Infantry, in 1875. Chaplain Null
Inns became a jealous worker for the
Intellectual as well as spiritual improve
ment Of the soldiers, and his army schools
were highly commended.
Several matters, including an item from
veteran Harvey of Glenmore, Ca. are
crowded out and held over for next let
tef' / have the most profound respect
lor Mr.. w. Riley Boyd and all the re-
formers who are Jealous and unselfish in
tlelr efforts to improve the world. His
views in Wednesdays issue of the Morn
do N
u me day when men will cease to kill
eacn other will doubtless be long de-
IeIed as he says, but that is no res-
gu why we ali should not pray and labor
.Sl universal peace. While ic is true
s taat very many of our religious schools
,e military department and train
yu's men in the art of war, these
."oo.s and the churches behind them,
ouH most gladly welcome 1.-The good
~, coming but so long delayed-when
ba Students could handle rakes and
6ess. INSTEAD Of guns and swords. Self
so,e Is national as well as a per-
~ ' o.. matter, and any nation that fats
,b.s .''He OF peace to prepare for war, in
49, eNi times, will soon find itself in
nat 10 some stronger and less peaceful
t5e 'ou, Let us all pray for peace, but al
ume keep our powder dry
s,d aae critics who Jump on" Gen. Fun.
n,@ because he used deceit in his cap.
IN u Agunaldo are putting themselves
very deep "hole." There is hardly
otbs -''-aAe. reform, purity, temperance OF
doc similar society or organization that
,,fo.LOl practice this same thing. Spies
All s- p detectives, secret service men
wsn 10 use the world over, in peace az
Cen N war Not only is it true, al
I'M, SHERMAN said, that war is hell,
II ot., ''4He any kind Of warfare effective
down comes necessary to "hght tn,
MAJ. "'.l hre." Funston did nothinf
ana I'N aga MAJ. Andre, Nathan Hal,
ore6 s- Davis three OF the most hon
His. high-mineed spies IN the world
la. p J repeat. therefore, what SALE
lsr r..l5 mat Gen. Funston's exploit
eorrg,'.. iaa an equal In conception anS
iiuis 4oh and no amount Of cap
be-. I.l-itm- military or civil-car
re.,r.l..'. sie leaf from his crown o
'a4'hs gIoy.
is', 20 spoke of the Andersons IN m,
OIL. ~. and noted the SAD fact tina.
or 81 Fhaine1 Gen George y. Ander
msfr... q. Oh TlRe." escaped m,
H. pr his death before me letfe
u Ha4n my settlement. think
0sr... h few weeks past deafl
'fn ~ ID Anderson. ~ Capt
tlf .. 'a ie Coi ~ vi. Andersen
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