The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
BY Leo Tolstoi.


\{utionists and the Government
Srnor- General OF the Southern
big German with dropping
D. a hard look and an inexpres-
wearing a military tunic with
vscrnss (the Order of ST. George)
neck. was sitting, In the even
III study table. Lighted with four
with green shades. reading and
lapers which had been left by
y tary. General Aide de Camp"
Ay5. he kept writing with a long
he laid aside one paper after
Nahe documents was n death war
the hanging of the graduate of
'ossisk university. Anntole Svet-
Mr. being concerned In a plot
NC existing Government. The
Browning significantly, signed
With his white, delicate hands,
With age and washing. he neatly
the edges Of the papers and
I'm aside
owing paper concerned the pay
counts for the removal of pro-
the troops. He was attentive
he sums had been reckoned cor
not, when he suddenly recalled
conversation with his assistant
- case of Svetlogoub, The gem
of opinion that tho dynamite
I,h Syetlogoub's possession did not
his criminal Intention. The as
n. the other hand. insisted on
@~hat besides the dynamite there
Nj evidence proving that Sveuo-
"A the head OF a band. And hav-
&ed this the general began to
MI under his padded tunic. with
$%svn the front az hard as card
NJ heart began to beat Irregular
NJ breathed so heavily that the
S& cross, object of his Joy and
red on his breast. 1t is not too
ZS<nll the secretary and the war
N be, IL not cancelled, at least
~ recall him or shall | not?'
WI beat yet more irrcgularly- He
32bell. The attendant entered
81, noiselesS steps.
San Matveyevich gone YETI
SIR EXcellency, he Is In the Of
kYcrars heart kept alternately
u nd giving quick jerks. He re-
S the warning OF the doctor who
81 days previously examined his
Slll." said the doctor, "aS soon
M that you have q heart, cease
and distract yourself. Emo
kind is bad for you. Do not
under any consideration"
,e allowed to call him.
mot necessary, said the gen
~ said he to himself. 'inde
,ueed and there's an end to II.
|IlII Imacht sIch sein Bett und muss
|llElafen. 4" he repeated to him
|uI,avorite proverb. Besides. II
oncern me. l am the agent of
'Fkgill and should be above all
bulerations, he added, contract
|ows In order to call forth In
tuat hardness which was not
his heart.
@he remembered his last inter
the Emperor. how the EN-
pG5ming a severe expression and
@b'iis glassy look at him, said;-
. pryou. AS you have not spared
DC war, you Will act with equal l.
II. on in the struggle with tho
llluon Will not allow yourself to
leceived or intimidated. Good
the Emperor embraced him,
bis shoulder to be kissed The
a1.. allied this and how he had an
- Emperor. MY one desire is
a4i Fsr my life for the service Of
VI gn and my country"
z11 rnbering the feeling OF servile
-s.ch he had then experienced In
BUSINESS of self-sacriflcing de-
S9is sovereign, he dispelled from
q dthe thought which had for a
A, srset him. signed the remaining
again rang the bell
igWl ca served?" he asked.
uce served directly, your Excel
- II. you can go"
Sal gave q deep sigh. and rub
ice where his heart was. went
1a v steps out into the big empty
op7a ong It's freshly polished par
d VITO the drawing room. whence
dbl be heard.
ucrals wife had visitors-the
q EzFith his wife and an unmar-
II rNf-a great patriot, also an Of
Ia u Guards. engaged to the gen.
al Summarized daughter.
,sd 11-aIs wife. a slight woman
gte ips and a cold expression on
; % bls seated at a little low table
y ts,as placed the tea service with
iFl,g1ttlc on q spirit lamp. VIII
rs y sad voice she was telling
=, syr's wife. a stout lady. dressed
lnB Tag, about her anxiety for her
At stealth. I
4 4 ny fresh and new reports dis
IL Sand all kinds OF dreadful |
,szkl and all this falls on Basil; |
a-1>jettIe everything"
i, v5f speak about It," said the i
= Je dcvlens feroce quand je |
ch rs5>te maudite engeance
hIrr II is dreadful Would you |
tns D ,e works twelve hours a day, |
an 8 is weak heart l am actually
,ss - husband enter she did not
y 1,ttB, you must certainly go TO |
= = n ;>3arblni Is a wonderful tenor"
!, !, SO 1iling pleasantly at the Gov
speaking of a newly ar
re2 as naturally as II they had
- J. N cen talking about him
y M Ars daughter. good looking
q olss> Ut girl. was sitting with her
o/e far corner OF the drawing
c..sl a Chinese screen They got
]. ~ roached her father.
rrsti we've not even seen each
day" said the general, kiss
Haughter and shaking hands
wv eeted the guests tho general
.;ielf at the littlo table and
L conversation with the Gov
~ the latest news.
az y ont talk business. II Is for
Jnp I'd the generals wife. inter
d rdyt the Governor was saying.
. ~ omes Kopyef-he viii tell us
y '1'.tulr hnny.''
is s, 0ling, Kopyef.'
y" Il, noted for his wilt and hu-
Aecd relate the latest anec-
made every one laugh,
furious when l think OF this
orr u.
,sT his cannot be, 1t cannot. 1t
2 p,.n S me 60"
AN mother was shrieking, en-
VIZ tear herself out OF the
tchoolnaster, her sons com
8 Wesp doctor. who were trying to
fdIs mother was an agreeable
= Juan, not old. with curls turn
~ "a stars OF wrinkles around
NY The teacher. Syetlogoub'
0S ig learned thnt the death
~ signed. wished 10 prepare
sra fdreadfW news. but the mo-
aofpN Jan to speak about her son
one of his voice and by the
ais look. guessed that what