The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

,v sit,ng at home enjoying life and mere
ly. PreHaen; 10, much enjoying life, quietly
Wen, ny ho 'IEoking round at his com
ro}.. Sa1S ana laughing triumphanLy III mo
nrInfectious distinct. sen I'ad snoiIed
Tho brunette. shaking ncf heao' S''i'S'
conI9TpruTcfb [Nni pmucb enjoying nfe," said RSmsEn,
land II we ore sitting ne ee,ctInn Is the
TO tno rre,.iseIv OF tho first OF Marcn.
ieSu'G SSSunfe6peiaky was silent he rev ne VIZ wa,
choking from oSasperdt'on' "-
into tho passaSe'
the data OF tho assassination Ok
der II .-rT
E-ndeayor!ng tc quiet hlmsell. ME- Me- ner-
sky began 10 walk up anu ,En dormitories
tSa LiGoi ieft omen untH the evening io'iTt.', |a
| a iau light haired prisoner WIN WIN ,diicd
tho good nature OF wtioh WI ,Ea,,sn appro,ched
by his mead being half shaHeh app'
Ms?enS g nrisSner In our dormitory has ,5 seen
| you, cir. and asken me " O'-'
| "Iynat pr1sonerl -, L. his nick
Tobacco Kingdom; that Is In III roe
! name Fo Is an old seotaIi'n. str he
that man no said iH"'
'.Well. where IS he7'' .r.u that
lin here in our dorrnitorS'
gentl:emaInik ga:aIaky no entered with the prisoner
into a. small dormitory with "a PEGS. iHinq on
which were prisoners r s.r'ine rTav T coat at
on par of The row. was lying the same
! old eectarian who seven years Ieao' obn'It
come to Me1fnetliSdS t6S oid mans aD pale race had
SnSoIos ali wrinkled up, but his hair was
iust as thick. The thin olt OIL 3t 3pa,o rIIa
quite wnite ia dha and attentive. He was ly
ing on his back and was eSiacnI,GG GG,v r,nk
ia6, on his checks there was sichly p'ir-
Mejenetsky approached, him
| What Is it7' he asked. ,t,,ad him
The old man with dlineulty y.had out HE
self onto his elbow and streteheo tIno 9u. ms to
IIttla shaky dried-up hand Attenpi,ns 20
epcak. he began TO ore eaihe neSrn' ,aT
| ~ balancing himself. and saspihs io'
breath, d,e ne S@t not reveal It to me- then God
forgive you. but disclose 1t to oil
What do you disciosof about the Lamb
aiscioss that youth had the Lamb;
and il is eaId the Lamb VIII pVeaeoIt,o nto o
them. win overcome e al elect anu and % faitHful"
are wLIn don,t nm understand" said Mejenctsky
You must understand In the splrlt. = no
kings have received power power T,en .hen, tne oe"''
What kings2' said MeJeneIsky. ,ouo,
There are seven kings, Five are iailen. @
and ono Is. and the other IS NOT got ,rU,a OU9 a
short anu "u1 snace and then It will be all
up with him Do you 9naeFsLaina 1sIstiina tho
Meienetsky shook his head. thinklns tne -
old man was raving and that his words
we're crazy. So also thought the prs
oncrs his roommates The shaVen prls-
ouer who had called Me1en9IIthS hte rYIth his shout
der to attract his attention. wlnReo DIT 'ne
old man. -, hahtltnc .Our
rohacco Kingdom ." he said, but what
he says he does not himself know
So thought both Mejenetsky and the ol1
mans companions. bni tne I'd Ud' ~ had FOR
him a clear and deep meaning. Inc mean
ing was that evil had not long 10 rue pi
that the Lamb by risnos4uI fbsf she IamF
will wlpe every tear and there Will b,
, neither weeping, illness nor deatn: An' @
, ho felt that this was already being aG
mpiished-accomplished In the whoi'
world because It was being realized In MS
, soul enlightened by the approach o
"Yea. come quickly! Amenl Yea, come
Lord Jesus Come" he murmured, WIN
a slight significant and, as 1t appeared Il
; Mejenetsky' insane StIf sn'le'
{ '4Thore he is, a representative OF IN
: people," thought Mejene5sky. coming ou t,G
; best Of them, and what darknessi The,
+ (he implied Roman and his friends) sa'
. with such people as they arc now noth
, Meienetsky at one time was occupe'
9 | with revolutionary work among tne 20
3 po and knew all the inertia, as n
called IT, of the Russian peasant. He als
Q associated with soldiers, on active servic
| | and discharged, and knew all their oh
stnate faith in the oath. In the necesSit'
OF obedience. and knew tho impossibiht
. | OF Influencing them by argument He wa
! | aware Of all this. but had never draw
!, from It the natural conclusion The dis
: | cusslon With the now reNolutlonlStS upSe
They say that all that we did, whicl
IIaltouriu. Kibalch, Perovekayo' did
was unnecessary. even harmful. that
was this which called forth tho reaction
OF Alexander III; that, thanks to them
!, the people are persuaded that tho revolu
tionary activity emanatcs from the land
lords who have killed the Car because
nc deprived them CT the serfs. How alb
surd What a want OF comprehension
thought, continuing to pace tho corridor,
All the dormtories were locked excep
the one used by the new, revolutionists
: | laugh Of the brunette he detested and tn
= = strident. assertve voice Of Roman, The,
were evidently speaking about him. Me
jenetsky stopped to listen. Roman wa
mot understanding the economic laws
they did not realize what they were do
eaS of' Ana 'neFe was mere s00o oea
Mejenetsky could not and did not wIsl
! and he indeed did not require to know
: this. The tone of the voice alone demon
| | strated the complete contempt which
: the hero of the revolution. who had sacri
i feed for IL twelve years OF his life
And in Mejenotsky's soul there arose
fore experienced A hatred against ever!
one, everything. against all this senseles
, world in which only people akin to beast
could live. like this old man with hi
/, Lamb and similar half bestial hans1ner
and ,warders and these insolent self-as
sured stillborn theorists.
The wardec on duty came and led away
tho women to the female quarters. Me
1enetsky retroated to the far end Of tn,
corridor In order not to encounter him
Having returned. the warder locked tn.
door on the new political prisoners and
asked MeJenetsky to go to his room Me.
tcnctsky obeyed mechanically but begged
him not to lock the door
Mejenetsky lay down on his bed Will
his face to the wall
rs II possible that all my life hos in
deed been spent In vain: my energy
strength OF Will, genius (he deemed nc
one superior to himself in mental quail
ties). sacrificed In vainT'' He recalled tc
mind how not long ago, when already
on his way to Siberia he had received a
letter from SYetlogouhs rnother who I'm.