Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07

.beery sign in our day that
In J an cannot prick in one eonu'
.. NJ bnt blood will be seen u an an. :
n'n n,ber-the fate Of a prisoner
al = south Africa. a storm in the
in'.,ss,ppl valley, a coronation
Iondon. the arrest OF STU
IN yarsaw--we cease 10 ASH
u. ~s event took place, It Is enough
e'N ~ happened when alle.'S
Sh son. snman creatures. At once the s
aary spirit within us rises anu
! discuss the affair with our ns's"'
rs with yigor ,.or,rg n.
We ,olndIng other peoples business
'iiu narltuey Blgelow in the New
~ herald. But just now ! ht's ~, no :
W. "a moralize merely 70 note a ,,n,,
nlnu !" making history with uhcopilnol u
We ms and that we can do nothihs
rpldilV ,ot Immediately seized upon as
tial y ao' food for comment by our
friends abroad a.. oro,est that what
4 none OF their business uae
W " IL too small now for that plea 10
adu s p validity. And, besides, II IS
~" ss' NJ a coward. Let us tell me
the plss ,i,y our acts when possible,
I ,,usisose them II necessary; but IN any
'sP''SS ~ grateful for the manifestation
~. y snmsn interest which criticism OF
sI T,,,n S,"S vss|In the days Of Daniel
- ls,an, . a work Of American
,W,s eUs,,b could be searched In vain
W. evs rsitrenee to Germany And equal
!, y, ,ns II e that German literature OF
* y Corresponding period was then as
,S ~, influenced by the whole OF North
i ,na',I ~, al Il is today by that OF a
Carssn proynce. Let Us assume that
Sssrsrs like ourselves, seek the
,r,G and that their judgment OF our
s I've has been twisted by statements
MN SbG6 wifi not bear historical analy"
DIS
GERMAN WOMEN APPEAL FOR
Beers.
u, Instance. have just received
,,an Berlin an appeal signed by q con-
.,s,, oi ladies' representing some Of the
1n, eminent names In Germany. These
ISSI,. sntltle themselves the "Frauen-
bGssund fur die Burenfrauen und
Klrdsrn or, IN our language, the
"Ieague for the Rescue OF Boer Women
and children" This appeal Is echoed
nv no less a paper than the Nation, of
Bsrln. whose editor, DR.. Barth, has,
by MS life work shown that he Is a
fearless critic OF his own government. In
his matter we may be sure that he
voices not only his own convictions but
those Of very respectable proportion
Of the educated German community
This appeal avows the purpose OF
saving Boer women from a horrible
fate awaiting them at the hands OF
their British oonquerors. 1t depicts
the BritOn as brute, who makes war
not merely upon men, but upon the
honor OF the women falling into his
haads An appeal IL also directed 10
English women adJurlng them to stop
tbs barbarous war. The appeal offers
refuge to Boer women In Germany.
have not yet seen or heard OF a
BeF FisOner in English hands so Ill
card for as the average soldier OF the
Utei States at Tampa, or Manila,
tEhg the war with Spain ! know per-
sally many men and officers fighting
o. Nth sides In South Africa; ] can
N discover from either side a confir-
nation OF what is implied In the Ger
rii sppeal here referred to.
hrTH AFRICAN WARFARE is
HUMANE.
% far as my experience and observa-
l'n 60 no war within my memory has
zen conducted with more regard for
ilainanlty than this one OF England for
ne unity Of South Africa. ] may be
'ioagi speak only with reference 10
y testimony so far presented.
we Americans are strong on sending
to the alleged heather,
10 Wnen he made war against Spain
: based our action on the ground of
amsnlV Gen. Weyler was depicted
savage, who starved and lnsulted
'"'n In camps Of concentration.