davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
The MACMILLAN COMPANY. Publishers

called tzinapu. Gregorio Lopez. writing in 1880
from the Huaxtepec Hospital. describes the
operations of the native surgeons, who were
skilled in dissection. bone-setting and trepan-
ming a peculiarly powerful plant OF the TO-
bacco family and mandragora were employed
as anesthetics simultaneously with these
scientific methods many mystic processes were
invoked. For instance. the Tzintzuntzan kings
kept a body OF empirical herbalists." placed
under the orders Of a chief. They were called
in consultation whenever the king fell ILL., II
the king died. three of the empirical herbalists"
were compelled to follow their master into the
next world to continue their medical services.
The three empirical herbalists" so selected for
this honor were intoxicated with heroic potions
of concoctions OF the tobacco plant and slaught-
cred at the foot OF the royal funeral pyre-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25


F. B. Wheeler and A. NJ. Broadey. With illus
etc In two volumes svo pp xxxvil 3ls: viii
S7l. The John Lane Company.
These bulky volumes form a storehouse OF
curious and sometimes very interesting informa-
ton The general impression they leave is that
OF a somewhat 'scrappy' compilation. but they
give sufficiently luminous survey Of their sub
ject illustrating the unwearied activities of Ma
poIeon and his officers. and exhibiting. side by
side with their picture OF French enterprise. one
IN which English zeal and resourcefulness arc
equally well set forth The possibilities of in
vasion were variously regarded in The British
Islands before Trafalgar put an end 10 all
anxiety The authors observe that the Kings
message TO Parliament early in 1T9S sounded
a shriII note OF ALARM but in 1903 Lord Gren-
willie wrote from Dropmore TO his brother. say
ing: You Will find here very peaceably
rolling my walks and watering my rhododen-
drons. sithout any thought OF the new possessor
20 whom Bonaparte may dispose them" Be
tween these two extremes the public ranged.
suffering not infrequentiy hot fits Of anxiety.
but generally maintaining an attitude OF conf
dent defiance
The courage OF the people was we'll fostered
by the caricaturists and the writers OF ballads
and broadsides, upon whose innumerable pre-
ductions the makers OF these volumes have
freely drawn The humor Of that day Was
rough 10 the point OF brutality. but GilraN.
RowIandson and the rest knew their public
and drove their points home with a crude
force that was just what was needed. Lord
Grenvie might go on watering his rhodo-
dendrons. but az that very moment the rustic
at his gate was being asked 70 look at The
Apotheosis OF Bonaparte." in an invasion broad
side handling him as ''the unhappy malefactor."
suspended from gibbet. Beneath his dangling
figure the populace is madly rejoicing ard a
Hneeling John Bull. with hands deyoutly clasped.
breathes a fervid Amen" Messrs Wheeler and
Broadiey are lavish Of pictures. and these con-
stitute In fact, important part OF their book
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
FICTION.

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THE HOMESTEADERS By Kate and Virgil =. Boy -
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four Illustrations BY Lester Ralph limo. PIP S'N
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THE PILLARS OF EDEN A Novel BY Philip Nel11is
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soa Illustrated ~ Herman Eteifer. t-inos ~
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VERONICA PLAysAIR- BY Maud Wilder GOODWIN
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
BIOGRAPHY.

RICHARD JEFFERIES. His Life and Work Nv
EDWARD Thomas. With illustrations and a man
eNo' Pp NH $40 Cboston; Little. Brown & Coz
An attempt 20 give fuller account OF the life
and writings OF the English naturaIist tha0 hss
yet been published. 1855 '-''
THE LAST KING or POLAND AND HIS CONTEN-
FphAfslES. By r. Nsbet Balm With sixfcT,
Illustrations svo, pp. XVIII 2as. &C. r. Futnarl's
"a AZ once history Of Poland on the eve of its
iaus PoniatowskL - '
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

ART.
COROT AND HIS FRIENDS BY Everard Mevnau
With twenty nine illustrations. Svo pp Nj sol
ca. Vessels Company
A lightly written biography. sympathetic and
full OF good anecdote.
SNE. nj NL'ttE1 COUNTRY HOUSES. Modern Amer
lean Examples. BY AymaF Embury. pa Illustrated
7to pp XVI. %di. tThc Century Company
capital collection OF types OF American rural
Stehlteeture Illustrating Colonial. spanish. Elisa
hethan AID other styles. The critical ana 5e-
seriptive text accompanied ny dns heiffoTss
from photographs.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

but, while in their text also they pay abundant
attention TO the lighter side of their subject
they are careful TO relate the practical steps
taken by both England and France at this
Period. Th.y have produced creditable piece
Of historical writing and have made II, withal.
amusing
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

NAPoLEON-s MARSHALS. BY r P. Dunn Pa'tiseSn-
NJ A. With twenty illustrations SNos pp- A-N
SIS. tBostOn Little. Brown s. Col
A military mans brief picturesque studies oI
twenty-stN famous French officers
FROM MY YOUTH UP. Personal ReTainiscences - ~
Margaret F.. Sangster- Illustrated SvO. pp- 80
tFieming H. ReveM Company
The autobiography OF well known American
journalist
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

The approaching publication OF Little Sister
Snow" a book by the author OF The Lady OF
the Ifcoration." gives occasion for the state
ment tL1t Frances Little" is really Mrs. Fannie
c. Macaulay. OF Louisville. Ky, We quoted
some time ago an English paragrapher's dis
closure OF this authors real name.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.

Simon the Jester is the title OF the new
novel which Mr. William J. Locke. author OF
The Morals OF Marcus Ordeyne." has lately
completed. II is TO run a serial in The
American Magazine" beginning in the Novem-
Der number.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

The new edition OF the "Rubaiyat" which
Macmillan is bringing out this week is copiously
Illustrated by Mr., Gilbert James and has an
introduction and notes by Reynold A NIcolson
lecturer in Persian at Cambridge University \
San Francisco edition OF the poem has an ad-
dition Of what is entitled The Literal Omar
version arranged in comparative quatrains by
Mr.. Arthur Guiterman. This edition. 1t is stated
is illustrated by Mr.. Gilbert James.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
Some Valuable Studies IN the History
of Mysticism.

RELATION TO SCRIPTURE, CHURCH AND
e1rssE SzslslInA1 I D II LI D. iSo. pp- 25 Buriing-
ION. Iowa: The German Literary Board
ANeELUs sILEsIUs Selection -s 6Sfs9 6EGm la the 1s
fhs original meter By Paul carSs, US, lnP, 1,Ssb Pp
ing Company
STUDIES IN MYSTICAL RELIGION, BY Rufus
a. Jones. n A. Lit D. t5aTeTfo-91, Soi;Sev S5Si- e
Company.
THE MYSTICAL ELEMENT OF RELIGION. ~, as
STUDIED IN ST Cathsrne 81 v6 aiei eiu mem
Der OF the CRmbridge Pathological society41 1,, -
ZONES Vol II. Critical studies syo, pp
XIII, s66 VI -. E. P. DuttOn Co.
The writers whose estimates OF the mystical
element in religion are now before Us without
differing widely in judgment as 10 what mysti-
cism is. are ali able 10 describe phases Of ex-
perience TO which The name mystical should ap-
ply and 10 see that these are good. In his little
guide book DR.. Remensnyder relates religious
mysticism 10 the intuitions and inspirations OF
art. and he calls il the poetry and prophetic
sense OF Christianity. Mysticism spells ''im-
mediacy.' direct contact with the supersensible.
the breaking down OF the ordinary barriers that
hide the invisible Historically. the setter forth
OF mystical doctrine has been liable TO exalt
feeling at the expense OF the reason and the
viii, or he has developed pantheistic tendencies.
ana sometimes Ine SineHS OF MS SlfenBln nave
been benumbed in quietism. Admitting that the
mystical movements in Christendom have not
always kept time with wisdom, DR.. Remen-
snyder reminds us that the pre-eminent ex-
pOnents have not failed OF sanity, and when
there have been eKcrescences the harm has been
outweighed by the benefcent fruitage Of a ten
dency 10 put in more vivid setting the truth OF
the divine immanence.
In what DR.. Carus has 10 say Of mysticism
description ningles with rather lukewarm
praise He believes that the short cut taken by
the emotions for the sake Of rightly attuning
the soul 20 God is very helpful expedient by
which natures that lack intellectual power may
gain substitute for truth The mystic is SEN
suous, his religion is all feeling and he even ex-
hibits dislike for intellectually. On the other
hand. we are 70 bear in mind that pure intel
lsetualism is cold as the glaciers OF Alpine
heights. and in spite OF its loftiness It leaves
longing for that warmth Of sentiment which so
richly pervades mysticism. The contrast drawn
by DR.. Carus between these two conceptions
seems unnecessarily absolute and We are glad
20 find that he virtually abandons il when deal
ing with the poetry Of Johannes SchaefTier CAn-
gelus SilesiusD. mystic who. if he placed love
higher than knowledge. was himself physician
and a scientist. and a speculative philosopher
whose views LeibnitZ deemed worthy of COM
parison with the system Of Spinoza- The cpl
grams selected and translated in the original
metre by DR.. Carus reflect piety in which self
snnihilation is the chief note and they reveal
also that neo-platonic view Of the GoGhead
common 10 mystics Of the school of Ecbhart and
Tsuler;
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
Il NATION IN TERROR.
The Story of NapoIeon's Plan to
InUGde England.

NAPOLEON AND THE INVASION OF ENG
LAND The Story OF the Great Terror. By H
F. B. Wheeler and A NJ. Broadey. With illus
tFations from contemporary prints, caTicatures
etc. In two volumes. Svo pp. xxXvil. 3l6; viii
81. The John Lane COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

Danby's novels have been noticed with assiduiry
and some Of them received more attention
than they deserved.
biography Of Karl Marx. the founder Of
socialism. has been written by MI John Spargo.
and is 10 be published this autumn by Mr.. B. W
Huebsch. The author has been gathering his
material for some years. has talked with the
surviving friends OF Marx and has received sug-
gestions from Marks daughter Nine. Lafargue.
Marx is presented in the work as "a broad
philosopher. a sane economist, poetic soul the
prophet OF a order"
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

There is 10 be at last complete and unex-
purgated English edition OF the works OF Bal
zac. translated from the French Edition Dehni-
tive" Such an English edition has been often
talked OF. but not until now has II been serious
~ undertaken. II Will be brought out in ffty-
three volumes, and the illustrations Will bear
the signatures OF French artists OF high stand
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

Professor Lowells new book. 'The Evolution
OF Worlds" is nearly ready for publication. II
reveals his continued and enthusiastic belief in
the existence OF people on the planet Mars. and
it contains a discussion OF the whole problem OF
the beginnings OF the universe.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

MYSTICISM. PSYCHOLOGY. HISTORY AND
RELATION TO SCRIPTURE. CHURCH AID AND
CHRfsTIAH LIFE. BY Junius B. Renlen-
enyder d D. II. d. I2no. PIP % Burling-
ton Iowa: The German Literary Board
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

There is a new edition OF a Garden in Ven
ice" the charming little book by Mr.. Frederick
Eden published some years ago and cordially
reviewed in these columns, 1t is of the
garden books which deserve to live.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

1T Never Can Happen Again. Mr.. William
De Morgan's new novel is to be published by
Holt on November l6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21

miro ntor NIT ieinem l1rteil 8nriicT-
balten miifien. Goof lit iibrigens,
balls nodoem er Sen 9erift nod So
penbagen gei6idt bat, beri6munOe1
uno ald) nidt nieoer aufeetau6t. =
SS1 @labamo fangt es oni6eillcno
pirfli6 on, SIT tagen. 9os 5toots=
obergeridt fat oieier Gage cine gnt-
ideioung obgegeben, Sic ols cine
oerbe Nieoerlaee Der 9robibitioniiter
5u betrodten lit. Gs bonoelte ii6 lin
Die |iogenonnten v2oder-glubs", olie
Stubs, in oenett Die MitglieOer Spi-
ritl1oien balten oiirfen, 10 longe ii6
0ieielben inter 8eridluB befinoer
unb nllr Dem perionli6en @enuB oes
Gigentiimers bienen. 9ieie Stubs
uoren Den Hrobibitioniiten ein Corn
i'm guge uno lie batten oesbolb einen
@ntrag I'M @eridt eeiteGt, BOB sic
Stubs peri6minoen miibten, ga tie &C.
gen oas Mlabama'er 8robibitioltsge-
ieb perltieBen.
9as Supremegeri9t mies inoellen
ben @ntrag Der Wtuder 5uriid, in
benz es 5unadlt ben @runoiab auf-
ltelte, bob Spirituoien als legitinles
@igentum betradtet meroen miiBten,
Oeiien 8efis nidt perboten meroer,
oiirfe, 10 lange man es auf re6tule=
Bige @eiie erporben bobe. Cine 8er=
Jon fam lomit, beibt es in Der gnt=
ideioung ueiter, Spirituoien beiiten
unb la9ern, 10 biel uno mo INNER lie
lpiini6t. 9ie Brobibitioniften bober
lomit ourb ibre alage ibre Sad)c
ueri6limmert, benn es gebt aus Ser
Gntideioung oeutlid berpor, oaB Elm
Deann ni6t nur in ieinem Stub, ion-
bern a16 in ieinem eigenen Sauic,
ODER an irgeno einem anoeren Ori
Spirituoie en- aufbepabren fam, 10
lanee iie ieinem ausidlieBli6en @e-
braud oienen unb er feinen Sanoel
oamit treibt. Die gntifeioung i'll
nit GROCER @e%nu9tuune gu begrii.
ZEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21

Wan mtsbiGiat ntdt aQes, mo.
rouf man i6ilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21

Sci n%i1fommen, &eibnadtsmonn,
Wfir nit oeinen @oben!
Trommel. Tfeifen uno @emebr,
Sabn' uno S1bel uno nod mebr,
So, Elm gan5es &riegesbeer
Wo6t' i9 eerne boben.
Bite, lieber @eibna6tsmonn,
0enf' an uns unb bringe
Euppen in ser &leioer 3ier,
gebop's Bar unb Rantbertbier,
Sob urb. @iel, Sdaf unb Stier.
2olter ibone Dinge.
nno bergiB nidt Weibnadtsmann:
&inber merben Gltel
2uftidiff uno automobiI
@eroen emit Der Sebniudt 8iel,
S6enf' lie uns. fdon iest gum Spiel,
Sen NorbpoI bebalte.
9od on neiBt ia uniern @i1ni9,
&ennit ia uniere Screen.
@tnber, 8oter uno Mama,
@ud iogor Der @robpapa,
Mne, ale iinb mir ba,
Warten 6ein NIT S6mer5en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21
u@arlm mir 70 id)meQ alterm!"

l1eber oieies Gbema lpraf Dor Ell
.ler 5ablreiden 8%eriammlung, 81
Der @erein fir @olfsbpgiene in Ser
in beranitaltet bate, Der befanllte
Ar5t 8rofeflor Or. @rotpis. gr trat
.nergii6 Der Mni6auung entgegcll
DOB init Dem @%reiienalter Sief)
tim uno oaerlei &ranfbeiten per-
fniipft iein miiBten. 9ie abgeflar-
5e 8eisbeit oes differs lit aud ltets
uls b%eionoers mertpon geld)ast NOR
Den. Wenn .es biele 2eute gibt,
Die einem por5eitigen Sie6tum per-
faaen, 10 fam MAJ lei1t Die
8riinoe 6afiir in ben ein5elnen
6aqen finoen. Sci @anbarbeitern
if es meiitens iibertrieben itarfe
4rbeit, berbunoen NIT unaeniigen-
Der grnabrung. Sci seiitigen ar-
6eiten Die itarfe geiitige Mrbeit
Der cine meiit eeringe f0rperlide
Satigfeit gegeniiberltebt baitiges
ooer gu gutes Giien G6merperoau.
lide Speiien). 9abei fann es al
leroings porfommen - mie es lleu.
(id erlt geldab, oaB BET einem
FroseB Die 3eugen IN Sbnmadt fin
fen un6 bergleiden. @IfoboI uno
Nifotin fin6 nidt gu bergeiien. Scr
Sen SrauelL Die eeiitige gerufsor=
belt babelL brinet bdufig cine illl-
geniigenoe forperlibe Musbilbung
tribes Siedtum aultanbe, bel Der,
5eirateten Srauen bngegen por5eiti-
&c Gube nno @equemliffeit.
@an5 Defenders meiitN grofeilcr
8ramis bel ben l1rlahen gum idnel-
len @ltern auf cine iebr perbreitete
Site bin: oaB namlih Die Men-
lfen i'll uerbaltnibmaBig fribeln
Sitter ihon ibre G6tigfeit aufge-
ben, iid 5ltr Hube ieben. @an5
ploslid feblt hann Dem &orper Ser
anrei5 burd Ben beiddftigten @eiit.
uno Die Solee 5eiet iid iiberra-
ifeno i6nel: Siedtum ODER SOB.
Gin Saa fir niele: Ser Setter zines
groBen 2onooner SoipitaIs gibt iein
Amt aut 6olse: Sieftum. CIR
miro ge5mungcn, feline S1tiefeit nod
einmal mf3urtebmen, uno iiebe ba
- feline &rafte febren mieber su-
rid! Brofeiior @ranib marnte Gin
oringlib Dor Dem ufriiben @roBha-
teritubl". Seine iibrisen Gatidldge
} nrGrreidung zines geiunben @rei-
Ientums iinb flor nno einfad:- Sir
ben 8roBitdoter, Ser piel geiitio ar
beitet, liegt oas Sell brauBen Dor
oen Soren Der Staot. gemeglnle
u1o nieoer 8epegung, bur6 ipeldc
Die Musfeln geitarft, Ser glutfreis-
lauf uno Die @eratatigfeit mol
tueno angerest lperben. slber oo-
6et fol nidt mn Der &orper, iou=
bern olld) Der @eiit etmos 5u tim
baben. 5reili6 muB oieie 9ct6ti-
gung alf alloerer 2inie liegen, ofs
Sic 8erufsbeit. go lit Ii. a. Die
Saeo fir geiitige Irbeiter itets Elm
gutter Sport. Grofeiior @ralpit
marnt ipeiter Dor iibertriebener Spr-
de pesen grterienperfalfung i'm
Sitter. @enn re6t5eitia Der Mrst
bier e%illtritt laBt iih idon @ilfe
idlaffen. Wan brouft nidt gIeid,
! Inelt 5u hoben, menn old Elm
boar @lutaefdBe Der Sono bart lper.
ben; oesbalb fonnen Die @ebirr-
arterien, auf bie es bod altfontnlt,
nod lange out bleiben. Sn Ser
Miidfebr our Natur fam Ser Werlidl
nnl beiten oen @efabren ser @roB~
foot entgeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21
Nnr 5luci mirflide @eIdenfe.

@iap: .alio Gu bait gu @cib.
no6ten REs 5luci 0eidenfe befom.
men, Elm Sai6enmeiier uno einen
Sdlitten?"
Conn oSa, oos por I1es. 9os
nnbere 3eug. Der neue an5ug. lleber.
Sieber. SUIT, llnterfleiber, Bidder,
5trinnpfe. &aau6fAttb' arageL mu
ia nid)t Der &ebe mertb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21
9Lmf's 8eite amsiehenb.

@s lit Ser @uni6 ieoer Srau,
gut a15uieben, aber Sinllcn,
3aut-Gusidlag, 8el1Ien uno Sdlpa-
ren berauben fie oieier Sreuoe. Sort!
9udlens @rnica Salbe furiert iie,
Seriudt es. unfeblbar fir 9d-
morrboioen. Is gts. BEL anen Drug
gi5ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21
Gcider 2crte Wa6en iinb armlelin

gegen oieies: SD m0dte beldcini.
gen, Dab i'd electric 9itters fir cine
Der groBten @aben @ottes bolte, Die
er ben Srauen gegeben", ihreibt
Wrs. 3. &binepault BON 8eltal
Center, g. 9. sd peroe mic per-
geilen, mas es fir mid 0etal." 9ieie
berrlide Wcoi8in eibt Der Srolt 2e.
bensfriide, aorperitarfe mo @er
iunofeit. Sic BELT Nerpoiitdt, Sdlaf.
lunobeit. 8eriudt iie. 50 Cts. bei
alien 9ruagiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21

Sci Dem itonen 6anillenlebea.
pcIdes Der oeutibe Safer nit Den
Seinigen iiibrt, lit es erflarlih, DAB
oas Serriderbous auh IN Der 6eier
oes linnigiten unb liebliditen aqer
8amilienfeite nit gutem 9eiipiel5
porongebt. llno nidt MIR fir Die
Jamilienelieoer, Die &rin5en nno
Erin5eiiinnens miro Der Weihnahts-
baum I'M faiierlihen ShloB onge.
5iiroet uno lperoen Die @eideafe bon
Gaiier unb &aiierin oarunter ausge-
breitet. ser gauge Sol geonlte unb
9ienerihoft bis gum unterTten ge.
iinDe berab nehnlen an Der Seier tbeil
un0 tperoen nit @dben reid beoad)t
4uh mad auben lit Safer @fI.
beIm II. freipebig nit @eibnadtsgi.
idenfenl unb bpd6egliidt fiihlt lidl
Der gnpfdnger, menn Inn cine Der
2ieblingsgaben oes &errihers. oeis!
fiinitleriih ponenoet altsgefHbrt,
Warmorbiite, iiberbradt pirb. aoi.
ierin 9ugltIte @iftoria theift dig ed]te
oeutif)e 9ousmutter Sic Borliebe oe3
@emdbIs fir hns Mustheilen bon
@eibnodtseefdenfen uno eiebt al.
iabrIih cine he6eutersoe Summe fir
foId)e aus. erfreut Die Sbrigen unO
Die Waheraohenbe1 aber auh burh
etgene 9al6arbeiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21

G%rfdltmng in einem Gage gebeilt.
Mebmt 2aratipe gromp Gninine Snb>
letten. @elb 5uriid. fpenn Seblidfno.
g. 8. @robe 3 l1nteridrift uuf Der
Sdahtel. 25e.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
THE NEW MORE THAN THE OLD

In an interview given TO the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer in March of last
year, Apostle Senator Reed Smoot said,
"Whcn The old men now in the church
die, polygamy Will die with tbcm,'
But how about the young men who
have taken new plural wives since the
issuance Of the Woodruff manifesto 2
And what assurance is there that still
other young mcn will not continue to
engage III the forbidden practiccl The
Tribune has given the names of thirty
two of these new and young polyga,
mists whose lawbrcaking is known.
There arc hundreds of others. if the
truth in this matter were brought out
Smoot has uttered no word about or
against them, nor has lie made a single
move as a high church official. 10 have
the offenders brought TO Justice. In
fact, he admitted at Washington that
he has never mJde a protest against
the unlawful living of his associates
in the apostolatc. or against the con
fcsscd sins of his superior officer in
the first presidency, 1t is true that
he is said. according to himself. 10
have made complaint against Apostles
John w. TAYLOR and Matthias +. Cow
ley; bnt everybody in the State knows
that he would moi have done this cx-
ccpt for the purpose of saving his
political position TO himself, even if
he did ii al all
The fact is, that the Mormon church
officials are encouraging young mon to
enter into the polygamous relation
There has been but one cxcommunica
tion for polygamy, and even in that
case il WIS not called polygamy by the
high council ordering the eXcommuni.
cation. Rather than to have tho saints
imagine that plural marriage is pun.
ished. they called it adultery.
Polygamy is by no means dying out
in the church. and it never will die
out until exterior forces are able to
compel the bicrarchs to do their duty
toward the public and the State by
furnishing or compelling the production
of evidence that shall convict the Grim.
inals, which they now only aid in Sc
crcting and in every way protect.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
THE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER %

that is the limit First, the News tells
us with solemn countcnancc that the
missionaries go out into the world
''withnut purse or scrip Then, in
protection of the big graft that is
perpetrated upon the Mormon people,
it SAYS that the tithcs arc used for
missionary purposes. There ism t lad
or Iassie in the Mormon church who
Is fond of dancing, or of music, or of
magic lantern shows, or OF lectures, or
even of sermons. but who has paid
his or her little twenty-five or fifty
cents at many missionary benefit
going and coming, and while i'll the
field, And in addition 10 this, the
ungodly Gcntilcs among whom these
missionaries preach are generous enough
to feed, bed and cIotho the callow
youths who fancy they are serving the
Lord in converting other suckers -
to the tthe-paying idea.
The News didn't go far enough in
its false explanations as TO the out
lays made from the tithcs, 1t might
as we'll have said that the primary
associations arc supported out Of the
tithing-that there is no such q thing
as "nlckcl Friday Even tho babies
are compelled to support their own lit
lie nstitutions-whereln the first seeds
Of polygamy arc sown,
Most everybody has heard Of the
stern partisan who continued To vote
for Andrew Jackson for twenty years
aftcr that great citizen WAS dead. The
Tribune will venture 10 say that the
dupes in foreign countries arc still
buying nails, putty and window glass
for the Salt Lake temple,