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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-03-13

''H0Ve supper aUith me, mann sclle?'
his brow knotted. He smarted, too,
from Marie's last remark. He did not
know that with all these bitter
speeches she was ready to fall upon
his breast and cry till she had emptied
her heart out. But she had been hui
INFLATED once, and she would rather
meant it so or not.
The room was empty, but it could
not be so long, for sentimental groups
would wander back from the supper
room.
AS Alphonse disappeared Camille
said: "Marie, I'm seeing things as l
never saw them before. I want to talk
with you alone, just ten minutes; that's
all ask, but alone, where no one can
interrupt u.s.
"Would it be right?" she asked. He
could not tell whether she was irosA
ical or not .S#
1T shall be right he said stoutly.
'You won't mind if it's cold?" she
questioned.
II won't mind anything if you'll only
give me that ten minutes" he answer
ed. 'But if it's going to be cold wrap
yourself up WE'LL"
He took mans coat from the wall.
Come" she said and opened mar
row door that led into little hallway.
AS she did so he threw the coat over
her shoulders.
"Give me your hand,'' she added
and, taking it, led the way for half
dozen steps in the dark. Then she took
a key from the wall and turned it in a
lock, which clicked back rustily.
''It's my brother Philippe's room,"
she said as she stepped inside, he fol-
lowing.
The moonlight on the frosted pane
gave a ghostly kind of light to the
chamber. Marie felt along the wall for
matchbox.
*'Oh, there's not match here" she
added
"Feel in that overcoat pocket" he
suggested. cts owner is a smoker
smell it."
She did SO and drew out a handful.
He took one and scratched it on the
wall. Neither of them knew it, but it
was Alphonse's coat. Camille lit
half burnt candle that stood on chest
Of drawers and then turned to Marie.
1--WE have never used the room since
Philippe died." she said.
II did not know" he rejoined gently.
"Philippe had been to Montreal"
she said. 'There he'd fallen in with
girp'-her voice faltered-"an actress.
He came back to see US, and mother
begged him not to go to Montreal
again, for we knew-a priest had writ
ten to us about the girl. One day he
got paper. He opened it at dinner.
He saw something, gave a cry and
fell against the table. Ellie est morte!
She is dead! he cried. A man had shot
the girl because she loved Philippe.
1t seemed to Philippe that he himself
had killed her; that if he had been
with her it wouldn't have happened.
Since then the room has been as it was
the day he died."
Outside the trees We're swapping in
the frost, and now and again dull
boom told that the ice was cracking
on the rivera night Of deep wrench
ing frost, the snow three feet deep, the
cold steely sky brooding above. Pres
emily as the two stood there the bells
of the parish church rang out. It was
midnight, the morning Of. the new
year: There were voices, too of men
singing as they drove past the house,
sleigh bells joining with the song and
the church bells. They could not hear
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phOnse.
fore he reached Camille, the snarl of a
man in whom there are working envy
and hate.
Camille heard and turned. He rec
ognized Alphonse.
"What you go to the cures for?"
asked Alphonse roughly.
Camille shrugged his shoulders.
"What's that to you, my MANI" he
said. >
Alphonse ripped out an oath. "What
you put on airs with me for? MY
man, my man! By the holy heaven,
take that back, you trampw
Perhaps it was a long training in the
clofster, perhaps it was superior ma
ture, but Camille responded calmly,
eyes, I will take it back, If you like,
but you must not call me tramp"
You cannot exercise a devil in mo-
ment. The game had gone too far.
War was in Alphonse's heart.
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AN xmas OF Pumps, Wells and WIND Mills
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-03-13

'Marie, haven't you any pity?' He
did not know what or how he was
playing now. His fingers wandered,
the bow came and went, but he was
not thinking Of the music.
'Why are you so selfish, then?" she
said. ''Why didn't you leave me here
alone? A woman is always at mans
mercy!'
Something scorched him from head
to foot. He now felt, as he had never
felt before, what that incident three
years ago meant, what this girls life
had been since, what was the real ma
ture of that remuneration. The eight
hand reel was near it's end. He got
to his feet in his excitement, played
faster and faster, and then with call
to the dancers and Medallion brought
the dance to a close. In the subse-
quent jostling, as the jewellers made
their way to another room for supper,
he offered his arm to Marie, nodded
as gayly as he could to the frequent
@Merci, merci, monsieurv' and they
walked together to the end of the
room, saying nothing.
At that moment Alphonse entered,
followed by Antoine, who grasped his
arm and held him back. "Don't be a
fool" Antoine said. "a row won't get
you the girl"
But Antoine had had two seasons az
a lumberman and river driver, and he
had Just been drinking. He held the
code of the river-that where two men
and one woman We're in the triangle OF
love war must be the end thereof.
"Ill give him the grand bouncew
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p&sygs.te..A ..daDA
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. sttsvsss&s1i.du
vlesa .DyohleSyssau H1m4
! 1872 sseanla ray Pr mea3s
"z
10, d ahiti
(Jd~> O]pjtsiia, es.1i, Sb9isdbsR.
sttnnY sHego os4sd :tr9fnll: lego
fials / .avantuey.@ Pov1et6 ko-s
micsps ku rosrvwc GO csYtelnik6v.
W1dsnis .ove. popraw'Sne,< s
llo1pyni sbraskenol. Oena daN..
mel 90 tefas. tYlto...
,ZaAllsGz QiseSisa Rr0dq, <csvll'
CYrualk zbawoa. Prsygody Bsr-3'
tFama y Zamku. Nadswyo.aj,
oiekawso "poviadanle. 100
Ok1ou;ek Noov Pow,ed6 prses Ju-
l,uass do Gastin. T4omacxona :.
francusk,ego (nad.wyosaj ole.
hawai-. Csna.......... . 80 o.
Testament Piotro Wse.<,,s , ea-
II January Moskall zaW0JoWA4.>
oadeeo s~'ata. 5 ct
fsoroetsoo M'chGAay. hrolowe
20 eaoy, lSte5 SYolill........l5c'
Historic O Grxeo0rzu. ktdrv
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Ksiazki' rozmalte.

Kanty6kkki Pastora}ki i ko-
ledy ozsll. pl osak <, fwesose ludu y
osasis Swat BokeRs Narodsenas
pc domaohi ipiewsne......... rs .
Malovn;eey ep1 Felski osyIi|
Gsogrsla ejosysteso kraju, : liose,
nsniT sbraskami / nape. ZawisrA
prssasso 86 siroaie.:. 80. 50
Kisss.nkswy sslov NIX R,olskarr,||
sngielski' , angielsko.polsk ute
tony pr.ss Antonisten Parysasevs
wt.1 . .,N.uka wy.owv q
giehtisjs ............. S>3s0oSs|
Altksaalls NkedfAi 'sls~nikd Pok.a
10 Augielski J. Anglelsko--PoAk1'
" mooas, optawis 70 stee5nsni
tytal,sami, Csaaa~.... $4yoeatz
h, 4.l4iosnktbs Dsswts, arys sna,o~,
dove (oprawne).. ........-.. rs "a,
W1or pjstn; nqyodeseyeA, y kt6-
rydd snaldui3 ne: dvmki. a<ys,
mersEe krakowiAa, maAAV,,
p,e6ni patrYotYosns, wcjet ,
h,storye.ns; 'td.......... 500
Lirnik Pelsk;.s Z~awiezalse1 647
Dumek. Aryi, Krako1,ak6w i
'p,osnek iudowYoh. W mocnej
opraw1s, Cena............75
Bas;@ P;istni Sw;ate,eyeh: 100
Grat,alant oras p,esn9 weselne d..
miodsieho6w dru3b6w. sawie-
rsjfcy: .ZaptosinY ma wesele -
0IacYe weselue - Piosski We
SeiAe. Ceaa....~..... 40
zy.eo.v sss;ly4 'Pa3ia1ia /, po.,
dug
; 4dsisl O1oow , Doktorow Koaoio4a
~. ~opssoovaue, : kol6rowa kartA
.ytaiox, !. sgis: ,.ea,0.9ss@' 'eofs-
KardlAseM isrti, v M~ako4owie,A na
esiasku (supelnls inne ,.zvwotv
S~.etyoh", jskssws pef"ssrewaoe,
Jake to foted sprsedaw&li r,,sDsicl
podrdsuiacr ag~noi).... $500
Alias HtaorW Naturolng Z leo
ohrazkstul ladzi. zwiefzqt c.wo-
roRoknso oh ptak6w, ryb, gadow,
oaaDow IT'D, Z takstem Felix's
Wermhsk,ego.. -. rs ct.
Kstegd e Portrstams Kr6l6,s Posakich
Zawiera> Al oasaz6w wleikoioi
7x10 cal,. W k,''zu kolorach.
Zawiera takse sv:, kr6low, lch
ION l dzieci Graz slGwniejs1yoh
"hrouolugioznycA. Portret
kaiAsRe Ssola iess le3sny %
e~ddzielaym a,pbym k~ar:on,e,
Prsesl'oznle ytansowanyn. Pod
@ka2dym pur5ss:em Jest wYdsn~
10 Taae nHzwisko. data urndze-
: MIA ,6miercs. Cena 81 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

" SALONIF BRACE
aRIESEL y Winonie " b)okp
Psheya. 20 wssystkich tute-
ssych salon6w naiwiecej piws
1prsedaia. ; csego wYnika,s
ie piwo go6ciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajiepssem. "
,ui6wne, sail, 60 stofy / mnogie.
krsesla, q nadto. osobny pok6j
Ola chcacYch siedsied osob.
no. Ludsi y tel, pc starokra]-
kra;sku urzadsonei obersy
sewsze jazz v ulu, Ices mimo
to kazdy ssybko destanie
c. ego xa3sda.i 3 sadowoleniem
ychodzi.
Farmersy tera1 Y cafem
a iescie wygodniejszej gosDodY
o;e znsjda, jsk u Griesl6w, . y
,,clqcaonej ich : salonem
or.cerni wasYstko NIGGA kupi&
) missta. da kunhni | auh
&sdnunaA E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

Il OV00AAvO"@ V6O AS~N0~~oy 1850
mel .......... ......... ....-1 ~ Q :
Paty do Mabo4etsssed.p ksfatka
do naboienst~a na csss6 Nsj6wlet'.
(szej Fanny Nary Nieustajqcej Po-
mocy, " paradnej oprawie. zlote
(brsegl, : okueiem i sameos-
KEN. oV b
Ani6< &tk6x, ksia4ka do nabo-
tehstwa v osdobnej opraw,e, z
bia}eni okladkami Z ko6oi sionio-
wei. "a slsoonYm brzegiem. :
klamerka = st6sowna ma
prazen dla panny rs
AniA Skt6s " paradnej opra-
vie z osarnej sk6ry. z wyt1oczo~
tnym ma ok1adoe s{ooonYm krEye
tvkiem, z&ooone brzegi, Z klsmer>
Ani61 Sk65 ksla4ka do nabo-
3enstwa ola katellck,sg miedsieEy
v mniejssym formaeie v wspa~
nialej opsawie oserwone-
60, akssmltu. 3 wyt4oozonym
ia okladce AioconYm krsY4ykiem,
20 skoeonYmi brssgami.... 400 4
Nieneks sAa.yia. (W,anek ku
,okc, Nsjlwletasej Nary PanuY):. :
wsYttoosonynf fobraskIlen1ssn ma foklsd@
%; : s'oeonynp br.eg'em ; sto-
oonym tytuhkiea4.... ...... 800
!TAssas ksse&ka : otaeisn, j "a
meeskism :.....-........l.15
Rybersk esyli kr6tki spos6b
oaho4.h.twea osa.,easSbo opravdy
y droga sk6rks : ekseism i ~ka=,
uIerka ! SosonYm krsytykism ma
otlsdca j slotym .tYtalik,en 600 :
i. H. ArsySiskypsD saass fsia3>
ka do nsboashs.ws. (Biskupka) y
psfsdne]5 opra-is - sleoenym
tYtulem. sleoons brsegl 3 okusiem
i klamra> Gala kobiet).... $l,75.:
K.. Arcyb:.kupa Dunina ksia4-
ka:do nabotehstwa (Biskupka) v
mocnej pieknej ,oprawie 70 zaoco-
nym brzegiem (dla kobiet) $3.50
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;si,...11ix s.:
0ibWosh.... ......s... $50
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1abass Qcssedy esyii 49,
w,dht spoaobtadesovseosi tanG
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osnt6w) nalaowsss Ks1AkzKl
KUOHARSKA AuiosonS prsss 90
dsiw3 dolwsadoson4 kucharke PREY
pomoov Observation-Disclosures.
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SalaaY Rozma,te potxawy jaJ
[meh Potrswysmiesns. C,eleoins.
5kopowina, Wieprsowina, Dr6b,
Zwlerzvna Ryby, Rome potrawy
m,ssnA. sosy pieezywa Konnfto.
RI i zadrawv LeguminY, budyn'e
! pasztetyi Lody.
Mode pAnienki bardso szybko
nabieraia vprawy v k~uoharseniu
jetel praktvkuj2c v kuchnl. r4z
poraz sagiadsja dc tego znakomi-
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v Polsce cd najdswniejszych csa,'
SOW, ssozeg6lnle "a kr6l6v pol"
st do lat ostaia,ch. Acct.
Katechisus ,syassko. katolioki (wlek-
sly " mocnej oprawle...... Is 9
K. ]. Deharbe. T. J.
Katechiens ,syn,sko-kaso1icki
y moonej oprawie.
Rssa.tar. R9sks (du4y). .25o
Nap,a.tovs Aa!y ola ds,eo
relsksoh " :Amer1oe..-........l2
Lisdo,ssik). h1G1e,Aa,9yko1skt
podrsoso,k sawieraj9oy nsuke pi
sania lnt6w 4st0we IVORY dst6v
y ywssystkiek Prsypsdksoh ~:
caa " noonej eprawle...... $50.
!&ranatyka Isyka Polskie1o, sskol.
M Rrses Antoniegos Maieo-
xieGo ......... 90 Q
Hiistorya Sto,,oss Zieds,ocsonych Cd
odkrvoia Amervki, II do n*ssych
ozas6w, (prsess}o 400 stron'o).
w mounej oprswss.... 81 90
Io;redsaix 2Rlsko AnQietsk;,
xsiazka dis 4atwego uauozeu'a sic
20 angielsku. 65ct.
9ot1fs..e. Ksi4zka d" o6wieoenia !
,budowan'a daszv ohrzesc,ansko~
katolickiej, csyli kr6tki wyk{a6
Lekoyi Ewangeiil M vssystkie
nledz,ele j 6w,eta wraz z wyn'-
kajac& ltqd nauka WARY j oby-
osli6w 1 Rruatownem .wyja6nle-
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Svistych P.hsk,oh, oscsonych
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KkcN4kWAN9KzzBon p.
wssxsskis Hiedsie|es a.,eta e.-
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do Asss}a R.vmskjege wypraoo-
~wa2fhs,9d48yTosioki+a pokwtSrI
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lat Y oslej folsas ~ tol Pru.
,sakien tax pod Mes1alem
Anseyysk;eRn. Jet ! ! lneone'
epsIwis - stoaonym sytulit,en
l osdeene1 str~niea ty.uso~f
Kosssuje fyfto ....... $50
J U0SD&1%49 VyO0W S0s OoyA1
S;sdm Ksilg Aojtsaza. IS .
Prs.rak.t.e. B.Ae 1t4by osta-
teczsej ~........ 80. $3.50. 3oot
Mynha,eeen. ses.y4tsn / dtus
GIN nosem-s6aos jeGe asisaot~a
i
Csoy,,oksi%4..x Rsk,x Rk1s-
yii sauksi odkryci, ta)emnie
81 osarOwania. 1000. 25os.
Miektors hsiqih ~spisa~s praz
X.DR. BERNARDO H.SKULlKA;
" .f4<sie,st sasat Fgsfs
'Podreosnik Tcelog,, Pastoralnej 7be
K;elnia hasodska...- ........ 81 {
VODKA , pishstws 20 {
Hiatorya parsf, ~. Jao-a v
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F3T5aFFsn. f5FE q sEFiEy3 ,H5tzEs g
r. SWIAIA.

PEKIN.. s.. stye.al..,
D D, oe'a.'ti :, .Pajdojs s. -
.uewu y obre6ie i~;ete9o
grodu. Visit b1l ws9an''ly.
Oc,sax cesartkl' krocsyl VOL
nYm krokiem przel % psler.
oiagoaoy sie mile i, g! Gale a'lte' = = !. :, u T.
t~orsooy . kleosacgch stdi'ah
rzy.C Gala utocsystost ssoddbyia;
Gle beg ssw "a. / q Obaad6aszyoy'
okasywali gtsbok'alI 1 czesc ~ Ola
swego moosrchY. ! il
zOrssak ,ceesarskip skladat sic :
tys;4ca sslaohoie6w chihskich
W bogstych, prsepyssnVch
strojaoh wschodnich. 1Ossara'
cesarzowa-wdowa ksia2eC zun
i mioda casanova spocsywali
ma wspsnialych lektykach,
kt6ree nissli dwvo,rrisIaaint;;ei ! = g. Il.
Tradyoya ohin,ka :z''o,'stala.
ziamaua gdYa Edtopelosyko'mo
poswolouo po raz pt>rwszy,
prsygladad sic. jak cesara skta
dai ofiare, soy blackboard
Niebiesom "a szcsesliw7 poTr6t
Niekt6rsy Earopejcsvcy m'eli
kamery i z~dejmIowali nslpredoe
fotografie4 oesarsa oateso
ersssku. Cesarzowa-wdowai
klsn,.4a .ie"uprzejm's ambasa-
dofom ssgrauicsnvm.
LONDYN. Ottawa rrsed ko~
losem mosk,ewsktmg nakazu)e
Auglii ssukat. e!ag{te no"ych
spr.ymiersehoow: Jak : Lon I
dyo'u, don Q 'e'' nada 4. kr g - q
ward bvtemu premiero~i ja~
poh,kieEo. gabinetu ~~'elk'
krsy& orderu f. aaiebnego''
najwy&ssej odsnaki jak't] "
Aogli' n'ew'elu 1e z"vk'vch
Smiertelnik6~ dostap*t mole.
Dopr1ymlsr aa{z Jspou'a zmAe
r.a Anglia przez wp'ywo"ego
iapoh,k,ego meta s'anu tray
.majsc s'e zasady, @e prsea lu
dsl do ludzi a przes s~ietych
do: B g.!
49,.
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Ksiazki powie6ciowe.

Psiekna Hsstorya . 0apsi.oej Hae-
nse. .6fce h6Ia Antopiussa o..
sa,sa toreckiego : KonstantY-
ucpnla tCaroeroduO kt6ra bedac'
u d~oru, pdsn,ej przez 2 lata,
p,-,gr.ynniqo wieIkie utrapienls,
redse cierpliwle l me3nie zno-
eta. Cena~....>>..... 10 6,
.HSstoyya Q azlachetnej Mags30aae,
c;iirce kr6la 3 Neapolu l . Pio-
trse r;cersu hrablm 40
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Rad PRUsK1. ma rob't
u'ills'e 81 at"raa'a " wa''k.n'e'
'tby papies wp1yoaf ma pol'k'e
da: ho~i,h't~o, aby ME tod-
trsvmywaio " mlods'tzy pol
.k'ei niepr.y,asnveh datnoitoi'
.kisro~anyob p 'r,ie ! r.a
dow; e., a: kardyn.sss.' u Rtmpo'i
M vi uprassatt,; No. stb,yyp @Pru.seh
k;erSwaffaa' III W sesosuinikdi**>;;s.
Observation-Disclosures to SAINT poa;-
tyk4 jaks kisruie slew Ro'y''
WASHINGTON = Deaar
lament wo,uy .otrs,y7:mnal = Fl
lpin kilke : g,emplarsy cieka =:
-ego dokumeotu Jest to pro-
Al,macya podp'san'as j. raaes 3! 9
Amerykaa6~, : ktorych sled q q
miu jessoze 2odobuo study "
arinn amerykah'kiej: prokla~
macy~ ia wsyws amer5 KAN
skicb 3~olnierzy do dez-rcy'' dc
przy'4' 's1sdn,'a sic do p~owst.hoo ',
ktorsv. " TAXI spo'ob b'oo's
swego *raju przsd srog.en nsj
s:ian Ameryksn6~, W j,k'
przodko~is nas. bconil S'ano~
Z,sdnoczonych pr1ed Angli-
kam," Proklamacya bar1ao
Jest dluga i dowodsi, &e Fl'~
pincsycy ostatecznie 2wyr'e&Yt
musaa i po wnni, De dwul Atuis
woiaa tam prowadzona 'e1y-r
ME obliczona byia VA n.ps'-
mamie k;eszenl Marks Hauny
inuych podobaych.
El ~ G
PLAUC "a WlARusA!
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Of wjn0n0.

Bank ten zorgsnisowany zostai
na podstawle prsw Stanu Mime.
.ota. Y dnlu 4 Marco 1876 Z.
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Do
kraiiny
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v. Idsho okol,c r6lnicsycn i q6rn'csych =
Wschodnim Westinghouse, sIdeho j Brytyjskiej
Columb,i molina do;echst kolejs Northern
Pacific l jej ,dnogami N,ektedy m'asta tych
oko,,c moga bvt do,'aguiete tylko. przez te ko.
lei. "a SPOKANE.
KaidY agent tko,si Northern Pacific chetnia
ua.lis4l,;s b'isssych s.csegd6w poioformuje 9
osnsoh, #1 J.. 80 3g-.4 -
Diva pociagi d.ieqoie dot.dF, pe1.d J miads,
Billings = Wybraateup. W dn'u S Aaja l nadsl
pocia9 NORTH COAST LIMITED sbsdsie iei-
ds,s, diva poc'sg, 2codsiennie miedzy, st. Paul.
A;ons.poI... Duluth oras Superior @ssattse.a
Tacoma Portland.
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ern Paci6, kolei. u
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

D.E.Dyar:Pres. Peter Bub yi4epyss
Theodore Wole,, Cashier.
John A. Borth. Assistant !.Qssbier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-19
WAR is BARBARous.

As the investigation before the sen.
ate committee ON the Philippine out
RACES proceeds, It becomes more and
more apparent that practices have
been INDUCED in. which must be con-
sldered shameful blots upon the rec
ords Of the American army unul they
are effaced by the melting out Of fan
justice 90 all implicated in the out
RACES TO read Of the modes OF torture
administered by the command Of Amer
lean officers is almost slckenlng. And
It seems that the water cure partlcu-
larry was not applied merely IN isolated
cases and under singularly provoking
circumstances but that It was Of fire.
quent occurrence.
The lesson suggested by our military
operations In the Philippines as well
as by other military enterprises Of re-
cent years, is that war cannot be
anything but savagery There never
was civilized warfare The two
terms are contradictory, War may at
times be justified. Civilized nations
may sometimes be justified IN
drawing the sword to prevent
the invasion of barbarous hordes
and in defense OF home and country,
But no matter how justihable war
Is, It is war, It is barbarous. 1t Is
unciyilized. And the trouble is that
in the contest, the higher civilization
generally is dragged down to the level
Of the lower.
II was thus in the conflict In China,
where the barbarous acts Of Chris
tan" soldiers made pagans shudder,
Unarmed people Of both sexes and all
ages were massacred in cold blood.
Women were killed by their relatives,
to be saved from the fate of those that
were captured Stories OF atrocities,
Notwithstanding the strict censorship,
have also come from South Africa,
and II would be childish to discredlt
them all And now we hear Of the tor
lures and cold-blooded murders COM
mltted in the Philippines. 1t Is but
too evident that civilization Is not yet
so firmly established that Il can stand
the test OF contact with barbarism,
without losing It's essential qualities,
The Senate committee investigating
the matter seems to have under con
sideratlon the ACCESSIBILITY of calling
in prominent Fllipnos az witnesses In
the case, and among others Aguinaldo.
This does not appear necessary, since
the testimony is ample as II u.s. But
II It Is decided to do so, it Is not i'm
possible that some curious light may
be shed upon the question why the
paclfcation has been so slow, No doubt
the leaders Of the rebellion are a per-
verse lot, prontlng by the strife they
have kept burning, But perhaps the
methods Of some Of our representatives
there have given them some material
for Keeping the flames ablaze The
testimony Of prominent Filipinos might
aid in the clearing up OF this point,
and so become valuable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-19
OLD FASHIONED PREACHERS.

The death Of Rev r. De Witt Tai
mage, has suggested the question
whether there are now any great
preachers left in the world The Chi.
cago lnter-Ocean thinks he was the
last Of notable group, including, be-
sides Talmage Henry Ward Beecher
Dwight l.. Moody Charles II Sturgeon,
Matthew Simpson and Phillips Brooks,
IL greatness Is measured by the at
tentlon a pulpit orator is able TO at
tract, all these were great preachers,
and Talmage was among the foremost
He preached not only in the pulpit, but
also through the columns OF the news
papers, He had an audience that could
be counted by millions
But greatness should rather be meas.
ured by the value Of the work per-
formed, as estimated by generations
yet to come The most useful work Of
man Is seldom appreciated by contem-
poraries, at It's true Importance. Men
enlisted in the cause Of truth, very Of.
ten die in obscurity, or they are crushed
under the weight OF insane opposition.
1t remains FOR posterity TO build monu-
ments on the graves of the prophets
that were slain by the ancestors. There
Il many a humble preacher of righte-
BUSINESS today In the world, bearing a
faithful testimony Of the truth. whose
work win Doe more lasting, more pro-
ductive Of good Tor time and eternity,
than the cloquence that sparkles for
a moment and then IS no more. II Is,
in the Language Of contemporary
comparatively easy to bring together a
crowd, but II Is another thing to gather
q working church one by one. which
abides after the preacher and pastor
departs which is anchored to some.
thing other than a person who. IL death
seize him or II a call come to go else.
where, does not make his going tn,
occasion Tor dispersion.
Stlll, both Or. Talmage ana the other
preachers in the group have said man,
beautiful things. They have stated
many an important truth. They hay,
accomplished some good by so doing
But perhaps the greatest value OF theil
mnistrauons was found IN the fact
that. at time Of much doubt ant
skepticism they stood faithfully by IN,
good, old book" and defended Il. a,
wen as they could They may not hay,
seen clearly an its teachings, but they
were loyal to H. nevertheless The,
scorned speculation. and too; lnerali,
the promises OF reward for righteous