The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-22

I gence. weakness ana incalculable IA
naticlsm As the newcomer took his
seat the BrShmau turned 10 him with
a slight inclination Of the head
we have waited for you, Rama
/ Pal be said The general arrange
ments have been made but under
stand tina. you also have your sugges.
/ ton, and IN that case preferred 70 wait
before dispatching the final orders.
Rama Pal glanced sharply down the
length OF the table, or all the men
present ne was ttnquestionably the
youngest, ard dull glow OF triumph
burned up n his hollow cheeks
Il am proud of your confidence he
said IN his low musical voice, but II
would be better that should first
know what has happened My propo'
stion concerns only the signal
"Our news is of the best" The
Brahman drew sheet of paper TO-
ward him and referred 70 II with a
stately satisfaction. Our agents have
arrived without mishap and the wes-
pons are safely concealed both in the
Temple OF Kali in Calcutta and In the
vaults at Koruna. The press has been
urged to adopt a more concillatory
tone in order that suspicious NAV be
ulled but the various associations,
schools and gymnasiums are IN ful
possession OF the i9cts and are hard
at work. on the second of March the
following manifest will be issued IN
every state of India"
lie took up a Misunderstanding Eng
lish novel lying ON the table and. open
ing IL somewhere about the middle
read out loud in his own tongue.
Brothers. children OF one HOLY
Mother. the hour has at last struck
when the yoke OF slavery shall be cast
off and the oppressor driven from your
gates. Arise and in the name or Dur
ga use your weapons until no single
demon deflles our holy soil, In Tree
dom alone is our salvation. Benola'
the gods who witness our weakness
and cowardice turn from us, but 70
every maa who dips his hand In the
blood OF a white goat IL shall be count
ed more than all the virtues. Arise
the power which holds you subject Is
but a myLh--an evil dream when
clouds your vision Truth, religion
rants had won the wisdom OF children
Reconquer what is lost-unite, anu
with the help OF our gods, the HOLY
| Mother shall be forever cleansed from
| shame. Act as one man and the power
OF her enemies shall be forever bro
! ken"
| He stopped and there was 10"
murmur OF applause The Grammar
glanced ABOUT him He had spoken ~
voice that rang metallic like the
clash OF steel. but there was faln'
cynicism about the finely-cut mouth
that harmonized better with his no"
complete change OF tone.
ION the second CT March the slgnai
will be gwen from the temple IN CIR
cutta. and as soor as the city Is IN our
hands the call to action will be trans
njtted 10 every state in India. There
ia scarcely a possibility OF failure II
wa act together We are hundreu
to one. and we are armed.
"And the first act The Bensa'
lee leaned forward eagerly.
.Wiu be the assassination OF the
v,cerov Chose has the bombs READY
and FIVE proved men VIII De piaceu
along the route SO that he can not eS'
cane. At me same hour in England an
attempt on the lHe OF the prime nun.
ister-a more dangerous and difhcuil
matter. bu. it is essential TO prove our
strength and discrimination TO our
! selves and 10 our enemies.
The Bengalee lawyer passed his ner'
vous hand over his mouth.
Has he consented" he asked witn
------l-r-r--t--texaFd the door or the au-
! joining room NJ
NOV should he do otherwise2 He
has az most five. months To I'VE, anu
gladly chooses the patriots death.
II there any hope We shall receive
assistance from our friends over
! here?'
The Brahman's lips twisted scorn-
fully.
/ "A few Socialist papers may oner
l'svmpathy' for our aims, which they
lido not even understand. They fancy
We believe In their dogs creed or
equality. and il Is better that we
should appear TO conform. AfterWard'
when the battle IL won by our means
the power VIII return TO the ruling
lcaste's and remain there
] The Bengalee lifted his eyes. For
| a brief significant moment OF silence
the two men measured each other.
Then. as though deferring an ineyi'
table hour OF reckoning, the Bran
man turned TO Rama Pal.
you have heard the general out
line OF orr plans" ne said The de
tails are in reliable hands and have
Atern carefully considered. Ia eight
wceke tho war OF independence VIII
have it+-etiH--it beho0ves MS, there
tore. 10 weigh every suggestion We
have learned to trust YOU. Rama pal
ana Mama Balagi has spoken OF your
Reinstatement into our caste Prove
yourself worthy aud it snail surely De
done
Rama Pal bowed his head
My suggestion, concerns only a
detail" he said. "but over details the
greatest projects have come TO ruin.
You say rightly that If We hold 90.
gether we are irresistible. but we
I nave never held together and that
danger threatens us now. We need q
ralIying cry which will appeal go AT
alike Patriotism Patriotism Ms as
\ Vet the watchwOrd OF the few what
ttie the common people. without whom
we can not nope for victory. know
or patriOtism2 For generations theX
have been ground under the heel hy
aliens and their own soil has hecsmf
foreign 70 them Call them by name
that will arouse their fanaticism and
the lowest Sudra NAV become q
hero"
by what name, since patriotism
B | T. deadG'
Faith remains
. 4" an uhaf pud9 Has nor faith diat