The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-29
KING I'D Il Rr !!

'Na EDWARD
Naw coia In Tntsia
Kiaa ] sansing the Il
Aiag hdward's bald NM
Y threatening the stab 1ss
rule Y India Ii Seem n MI q
new rupee, just ISSUE, i
mint the profile bust Il a y
] pears bald and unef sas
native feeling il ss,s.s u
fenndest depths and Linz H. !. z d
atty has been broupllt III, N 81
contempt. Also il Il tags, !, lalels
IONS Of the Indian R,,nsa. tths
insult g them that Tie Ka'.,. Y 4
should be put on Indian m. a
dition which appears g tsa ,ls
and even imlnodest y iHls
In India every resnao..
would no more think & ,,s ,sos ~
nead 10 public than be wol,,a s. .l i
there e nothing that ID s, s.,,H
which would be more tnn s'saI
poor Indian may have easat
made up only a breechcIo,,t !.
ban and still be good form n.y.. 4
remove his head covering " Y 4
I = ~ -. 4 - ~ naR+
ana ne commits q aerlons n.
decency. Only in the seeln.la ,'s1's1
own home, when no STA
does custom permit him & e y v u
cred. y V w
On the rupees Of the relsn /.
ria the Queen appeared crosvs.,
all was well; but the Indian mn T. Y.
singular disregard Of nat,va l ].
on the subject, has placed j ! II 1s'a
rupees the head of her a. u u
uncrowned, but bald. Ii il 4 ],
Indian rajah had built atstns I :. y I,
King in Hyde Park and rsn,.s..
tue lhoiarch N a suit Of pgtanss
England governs many millIss.
people in India, and has aboue N.
white people there to do ii ne. 1
is able to accomplish this ra,os.s v
feat in the governmental wag |.
ing to the fact that she hss M
diously careful, since the INDIA I
tiny, to study the racial preindis,.
customs of the inhabitants. i n
a close attentinon to little thiDa, /
she perpetuates her rule.
1t was a little thing that MI
tated the great Sepoy rebelJion n
Sepoys were Mohammetlane n
therefore, forbidden to taste !, i
flesh Of the swine, but the ca,t,ia.l
served out to these soldiers Were NJ
ed with the grease Of the unelas1 !.
mai. In those days the soIdla, /;
to tear the cartridge with hIs Nc
before he rammed 1t into his oh /,
thus was obliged to violate the,lov1
"him who sleeps in MediRas ~ Mi
ing his lips with the fat Of the bog
The rebellion which followed 4
1nsistence upon the use of the greas
cartridges was terrible lesson ID ri
land, and taught her so well the III
ger of running counter to native MI
dice that until the new rupea III
out the other day 1t was thought 1
lesson was not forgotten. That /
imperial crown is on the rupee Ii
not alter the case in the minds d !
dia's millions. 1t Is stamped on /
reverse of the coin, and that does
count. The crown should be on XII
Edwards head, to save him from
deeency.
Again, millions Of Hindus shs
their heads, and the badness Of |
King will be taken in the bazars-
fact, Is taken-as an evidence thatt
King Is a shaved head who goes abb
without his turban. This compIIal
matters and makes him appear M
indecent. 1t Is not. of course, prof
BILE that the new. coin will cause pi
ular outbreak. but in that strange ii
of India no one knows what such d
tie thing may lead to.
In land where fakirs throw a.ra
into the circumambient air and ID
climb up the rope and disappear; VIII
the mahatmas roam about uRbrldI
where even Nine. yatsky was d
to materialiZe teacup at an afteFno
picnic, and where one of the bloOdl
wars in history was caused by the >
Of creased cartridges. whe 0an
what will happen? From Calcutta
Pesha war, and from Madras to 10
bay all India Is disturbed by the y
and uncrowned King on the rupee !
native is a simple child of nature y
will stand many things, but a bald Z
Oareheaded emperor is a little
much.
The puDka walla will stand foggl
but he rebels at the new rupee, q
he New York Press. You can tan
aide Of Dunga Din with in1muai
3ut don't ask him to obey a King y
appears uncovered In public OF Dc
lpt to draw his knife.
Didn't Like East Room
as it solid gold?"
The eager questioner was 4 eOa1
woman, a member of a large "
which a railroad agent was pllou