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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-01-02

ately, recklesSly, inspired By her
nearness, her dependence upon him
He lad faith that she cared; her eyes,
her name had told him this, yet
even now he could not realize all that
was meant by that quiet confession.
The iron discipline Of years would not
relax instantly; in spite Of the bold.
ness of his %utterance. he was still the
soldier. feeling the chasm Of rank
Her very confession, SO simply spoken,
tended to confuse, to mystify him.
do you mean," he asked eagerly
that you love me?"
What else should I mean?' she
said slowly. 1T is not new to me.
have known it for a long while"
THAT l loved your"
YES" smiling now. Love is nc
mystery to q woman. l do not care
because you are in the ranks; that j.
only a temporary condition. l knew
you out there, at the very first, as 8
gentleman. / have never doubted
you. Here, in this wilderness, l an
not afraid. 1t Is not because my father
Is dead, or because he has been guilt.
Of q crime, that l say this. l would
have said 1t before, on the balcony
there in Dodge, had you asked me. Il
is not the uniform l love. but the man
Can you understand"
will you marry me-a sergeant o.
cavalry"
She was still smiling, her eyes
frankly looking into his own.
Il will marry David Hamlin." she
answered firmly, let him be what ht
may"
The man let out his suppressed
breath in a sob Of relief, his eyes
Frightening with triumph.
"Oh, Molly! Molly" he cried. q,
cannot tell you what this all means "
me. There is no past now to my life
but all future"
Am I that to you?'
That! Yes, and a thousand time:
more! l had ambition once, opportun
ity, even wealth. They we're swep
away by a mans lie, a woman's per
fidy. Out of that wreck. l crawled init
the world again a mere thing. / livet
simply because must live, skulkin!
In obscurity, my only inspiration tn
hope Of an honorable death or an op
portunity for vengeance. Mine wa
the life of the ranks in the desert. as
sociating with the lowest scum, ii
constant contact with savagery.
could not speak to q decent woman
or be q man among men. There wa
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-01-02
WHERE 70 STORE SEED CORN
~ JOHN z. LARSON.

Much good seed corn was picked
this fall before frost. In many cases
It has been hung up IN barns and sheds
to dry and cure. OF course it is the
intention to put it where it will be
safe from the elements this winter.
Some places recommended for storing
seed corn during winter: ; Spare
room or well ventilated attic. Z. Dry
ventilated cellar furnace room II pcs
sible).: 8. Dry shed.
It is we'll to look at the other side.
too. bad places to store seed corn
for winter: l. Stable over or neor
stock. 2. Over oats or corn. 3.
Damp cellar. 4. Closed attic over
kitchen. S. Any damp. close place.
6. Out in sunshine. Z. In piles on
floor. 8. In boxes or barrels" It
took time aud money to gather this
seed corn and let's see that it Is prop
orly stored.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-01-02

Ing Tor the intake pipes. and provid-
Ing that the cells + not exterminated.
. picking plant might be introduced
- q side line with the manufacture Of
light.
Again. Il this scheme Is not feas-
ible or worthy, Why not cross the
Sawkill eel with the electric eel Of the
old world Then. perhaps. Red Hook.
T1von and Madalin would not be al.
tressed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-01-02

nothing left me but to brood over
wrongs, and plot revenge. l became
morose, savage, a e creature of
discipline. food for powder. 1t was no
more when l first met you. But with
that meeting the chains snapped, the
old ambitions of life returned. You
were a mere girl from the East; you
did not understand, nor care about the
snobbery of army life. No, it was not
that-you we're above it.. You trusted
me, treated me az q friend, almost as
an equal l loved You then, when we
parted on the trail. but | went back to
New Mexico to fight fate. It was such
a hopeless dream, yet all summer long
| rode with memory Juggling at my
heart. l grew to hate myself, but
could never forget YOU"
She drew nearer. her hand upon his
arm her face uplifted.
And you thought | did not care?"
How could / dream you did," al
most bitterly. You we're gracious.
kind-but you were a majors daugh-
ter. a. far away from me as the stars.
I never heard from you; not even a
rumor of your whereabouts came to
me across the plains. / supposed you
had returned East: had passed out OF
my life forever. Then that night when
we rode into Dodge I saw you again
nav you In the yellow lamp light,
watching US pass. heard you ask what
troops those were. and knew in
stantly all my fighting out there in
the desert had been vain-that you
we're forever the one, n woman"
Il remained for that" she confessed
softly, her lashes wet.
AT Dodge?"
Yes. 1T Dodge. I knew you would
come, must come. Some intuition
seemed to tell me that we should meet
again. Oh. / was 90 happy the night
you came! No one had told me your
troop had been ordered In. It was like
. dream come true. When l saw you
leading your horse across the parade
/ could hardly refrain from calling
out to You before them all. I did not
care what they thought-for my sol
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-01-02
coeyRsor i9,2 ev A.c.rFcluRo q ca.


with her In this trouble, still the man
could but be conscious OF those bar
riers formerly existing between them
which this discovery had instantly
swept away. Now they could meet
upon a level. as man and woman. No
longer could rank intervene; not even
the stain of his own court-martial.
Possibly she dreamed Of what was
passing in his mind, for she suddenly
lifted her eyes to his.
Shall l tell you?"
mo: not now; both your explana-
ton and mine can wait" he replied
quickly. 81 can stand alone low
see," and he regained his feet. sway
Ing slightly with dizziness, yet smiling
down at her as he held forth a hand.
Now you try it; take hold Of me un-
til you test your limbs-that was an
ugly fall you got when l shot your
pony"
She Strengthened slowly. her cheeks
flushing In the keen air, her eyes
striving to smile back In response to
his challenge.
That was nothing" she protested.
tramping about. Il only went down
into the snow. but my arms were
bound. and the pony fell on my foot
It feels quite natural now"
Good. We shall have to tramp a
little way. In which direction did Du-
pont GOT"
Across the ridge there; see. that
10 his trail"
Then he never saw our horses out
yonder. That is one piece Of good
luck, at least. The sooner we get to
them the better. have been guilty Of
enough foolishness today to be careful
hereafter" He looked across at
Hughes body. II wonder II that fel.
low meant to hit me? never trust
ed him much. but l didn't expect that
Did You see him f1re?"
"Yes, but It was SO sudden I could
not ven cry out. He was upon one
knee. and his revolver waved like this
- he tried to aim. Dupont saw It
and jumped just 40 he pulled the trig
ger"
II thought 90. The poor devil 60,
the wrong man."
why? Were these two enemies? ?
'They had been partners, stealing
and running cattle. Dupont had cheat
Cd Hughes out Of his share. and there
was bad blood between them. / ran
across the fellow up on the Cimarron
waiting for Dupont to come back tt
his old range. Did you ever hear Du
ront called by any other name?"
She shook her head questioningly.
mo; wasn't that hin real name.
The woman back there-wasn't she
hie wife?"
"She was his wife. yes; but theil
name. was not Dupont. That was 40
sumed: the correct one was Ii
Fevre."
lie Fevre! Why-why, wasn'
that the name of the man you told me
about once?-the officer who brought
you those orders?"
He 10 the same. / did not know
him at Dodge; not until Hughes told
me. He had changed greatly in ap
pearance. and I only NJ him at night
/ nr% ~ - hc~n~~> o <h.%
e..,. 81, - - 49,. -
.,,.a a...,a ae-.., -. 80,
49, 800 .e
:
ons sase 'l.eie SOD nor nanua
claspeu sososnel' ne msns vo'cs
sol'eneu' anu ue eooA seep neslet'
49, auoso
Anu ~ now : ~ no. care quite %
"ecn = /. u.u.
pug ioo.eo " QUICKLY INTO MS Iace'
ana = swlItly lowe.eo ner lasnes.
.ou mean you nave louno otnel
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-01-02
Cause Of Fall o. Bullet.

The resistance Of the air and the II
traction Of gravitation cause q bullet
Or cannonball to end its flight anc
fall to the earth: these two forces op
efating together cause the p~rojectIle
to describe . curve dependent on III
initial velocity. The creator the spee6
g the beginning the farther II WIN "a
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-01-02

You are constantly assured that you
cannot change human nature; that
you cannot make people over by pro
cess Of law. But II you cannot reform
men by reforming the conditions thai
make men what they are, how Is y
that you can 30 easily dehauch and
degrade them by reversing the pro
cess:-Collier's Weekly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-01-02

He-Copper II dull.
I shs-Not ours. We keep u always
.hlshly pollshoA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-01-02

0sssegs ~
~Kes. Am Molly; please DO no
1ove -. You have been hurt. but It
- ~ rtgAt now
'Hursl~ he lifted his head slightly
sanl staFed about: then dropped It
Ngnln yi(a : SIGH q content. oh.
- know. Hasnes snot me
- .@leaa - sfroeeled uprlent.
"a - q ner enorts q restraint,
800 a0esaoe MN for tae rlne. .Du-
'Deas ~ neses penind That dead
sDeey. 49, oeeame g Dupontv
- ~ nor nanos,
- o. trempllne.
]. He 80 aWey. He thought you
1ere deeo; 10 make sure he came
! sevsf a. dckeo yoa. Then he took
!yosr ri1e. and the only pony left, and
so0e on
-And - Jost
I0-ne-ne never snougnt OF me;
snouia escape Win
z .oaey. never moved, never
ppeaea ny eyes; perhaps ne Pc
saeveo me oeaa Also. ano-and prayed
~ woe11 xonlo rafnsr nave died
'Saan na.e MN toucn ne again. And
10esns ~ weTe oead soo. y
Nsoas lswss g norrfDle!
49, 49, ~ sno low.
$3.50. 80 s1s sosS 'n@s lolusoo
- 49,. enoes.y csaSpln. net nanos
nss 49, = ~ oxsr 2 gone ne
1.s IL 49, sk96lu ~ o. wound.
49, acness not
49, p1 80. ! an : Dit
esu 80. ~. w = on my aeet
"a ~ : brave !ittie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

Dgoen pon Ell Clint aiebetbooln,
|69 Mor gnmmel. Den ofogoe par
Observation-Disclosures, Sfutternaos,
meolem % aosierer for aal,oboipa.
refnSlen Soriers.
@ebeimeetatsraaO Direftgr
ior Mpe ba1lite 8ranoforiifring,
embstingsnlaao 2uopig 9ram;en
ct bpo, 66 glor galnmel. SON bar
ti0ligere pnret Snoenrigsminiiter !
Seireminilterierne Sprring % Sc
beiteo.
@rosierer g. s. @lietltaot /
Ripbenbaun es afguaet peo OGDEN,
so Mar gammel. San bar en- Sect
ter til ofopbe Gebeimerano @liicf-
foot % bar fgot / 5re6ericia, bpor
ban I mango Mar Orep en- omfatten-
Sc MISUNDERSTANDING S
9ope6lta0en bar ban en- meget fjenot
Mano, Der ppeoe megen @oogigren-
beo.
Sultitsraao, fbp. Gpmrerme-
tier 8ilbelm 9borup er afgoaet peo
9pben efter nogen Clos tiltagen0e
Spagbe6, on1trent So Mar gammel.
Den Mfbpoe bar Sgn al Sen fjenote
9egotitifter, aa1celliraab Ole Ebaa-
rltp og f,1lgte iom @elgierer / So
oerens 6o6lpor, i6et ban bells iab
/ 8eitprelien for Sc Eborupife Stif-
telfer og 2egater 90 bells %forggeoe
oem me0 betp0elige 8elpb: 0giaa
0pfoitringsbuiet betanfte ban flere
Bange meb itore @aber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Syn Baknta.

Sberit Nobert Martin er off
goaet pe0 Dgoen / lit Stem / Bar-
fer 80 Mar gammel. San bor fpot
/ Seem 6mpibire og oeltog / 8or-
.gerfrigen iom officer / 9DrIpge-
forpiet. 6or 80 Mnr iioen TOM ban
til 9nrfer.
Nr9libent billions Dotter
Marguret er UNDER tit Spbolo /
Ma0iion bleben interesieret / norf
Wfuiif, iom for benoe bar en- iano
M%abenbaretie, % forifaffeoe fig ct:
gfSemplar Of Ben norlfe Muiif-
album, iom &rof. Mn6erion / fin
uogup. Ser tilfpies, at Mifs
8iIion life tilbgrer ben &Iosie, Ser
meo 5miger filter efter 5olfs Stem
lner, men at bun fan6t iRrlig Be
bag / norf og fanoinnbiif Meriif /
bet beletaget, og at bum mi be1rDt-
teoe Mnleoningen til at berige fit
&epertoire al Sunge. Sun bar ltn-
Ser begge fine 8eigg / Maoiion fl1n-
get pe6 forifjellige Mnlebninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

europa n,so aagriis Gnisrat,-
ten TN an ilIdooe ie q fpiie
iimpleite Cuts Of DfiefigO, @
oaarlieite sfinfer % IPuglt pre-
lerpereoe gGg,
gmigranterne bigger op o. repd-
rerer bore Sernbaner, n1er De nf-
Ibenptter Dem finn, tranr be p.
y9Nsnss1 eller Sibe0prg BulIman
refer ira 5teo til nnoet for at i'm
oe ct MT sob. aan bRnbe gmi-
granten en- eller bejlt to @ange
1T SIP gonr til Sen gnrnle 8eroeu
pr. 3bie Masie.
@migra1terne prooucerer 80 PCT.
al bore W9bler, mebens bans
uGG5lafs" er fpnrlomt uoitpre6e meo
,%16rangerebe brugte Mpbler, banrli-
&c 9illeoer % Slips fra 5 % 10
Gents Borretninger.
gmigranterne u0fgrer 80 psf. al
Mrbei6et / Bruberm pg 5taulmgI-
lerne, 1iten r1nnr De be6 i 6plIes
fob at freife forigger at forbebre
tine 2ipsbilfaar, bripes Be :Deo 8lp
og folot gtnal tilbage til Mrbejbe
at leiebe 8gs'emano, iom set nh
ifte fornplig / Staten Colorado
og for fort Gib ii6en ! @eit girgi-
nia.
Gmigrantcrne n6fprer set meite at
5nrmarbeioet og bprfer @opeomns-
len al fonillmerebe @rgntinger. me-
6ens ban leber / en- nonoelig Gotal-
.iormerfelie, in6til ban faur lprt
Sproget.
5nnlebes CT Sc birfelige 6orbol6e,
.og / 8etrngtning al De l1bpre BRr-
bier Gn1igranten frembringer, / 8e-
trogtning al ben gnmfunbsfnftor
ban er, %forefolnmer set os, at bnns-
Stanbar0 er meget for lap og at oe
Jorbolo, bporumber Fan leper, til
trpnger mango og ra0ifale 6orbe=
bringer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Nnrl Baknta.

@iIlis q. Sr1111aal, Ell q Mar
ga11u1el Mo1o / Mo11onn, bnr heb
@etten Ser mogibet anggrittg ON
5fiIsnisie fro fin 72.aarige Satftru
Darn, meo bpem ban bor bRret gift
40 Mor. ggtepnrrets gern,
lbDorof flere ct oDer 40 Var gnnle,
forisser at Ibie &lrloen % forlige.
Sc oounIe 6orelore, men on bette
bites e bbiit tDibliiotu. Mrs.
5sS5t1,I.on bar for ncgen 1io foer I'M.
bd fg berettiee IL d forJuoe II,
'eeteberre, 90 bette o..ftrer q
5,nnat, III ion Sflsl,li1ifsgruy
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Mogle 6afta onn Gmisranterne,

Mogle 6afta pm @migranterne.
Sc uofgrer 80 @rocet1t uf ult
Mrbej6e / Serngruberne og Stnal-
mgllerne.
9e raffinerer IS Yrocent al 9uf-
fer.
Sc Bigger % reparerer bore
Sernbaner.
Sc prooucerer 80 grocent al bore
Mpbler.
Sc gigr 80 @rocent al alt Mrbei-
6e / bore @omul6Sipin0erier.
Sc prooucerer 80 @rocer1t af ale
bore &lRoer.
0e minerer 80 Brocent of bort
&ul.
6or Snfel Sam er Spergsmaalet
iffe nSbao ifal ri meo gmigran,
terne?" men 6erimoo u@oorleoes
fun6e leg mn6pnre benz"
Sen upi6enoe Snofeote, Der bo-
bent tilroaber gmigranten lit u@aa
tilboge til Set gamle 9am6", Miper
os Spar ifDloig, 1nar ri fremfprer
r1ogle Satta ON @migranterne".
gmigranten bill mes 6isie Tafta
inoprente / i'm 8ebioitbe6, ligeiom
fgle, at iioen ban er en- Iaa betpoelig
6oftor i Jre1nbrmgellRn al De 60
Der, bDorpua Dor belle Civilization
er baieret, buroe ban mootnge /
6orbol6. st gmigranten / set gam=
le 2an6 lebe0e poo Ueotebreb og
.&nnlluppe fogt poa Slagteriaffalo
b11r6e life forbirore bam / at forbre
Werbra Der / bette 1tore rige 2ano.
@i bar ollie Mppetit til .&orter-
borie" % r3enberloin", men oe
fapitaliitiife 9ilitanbe CT operalt i
Mmerifa bleben faale6es lige'om /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

1882 tu 1888, meoens an boIoi
pna at itl,oere iii sngf6rer. ats
Sober og gteonpooer boeoe q
Coles GountD.
Ser er imgen Ysris nnDtt trtoer
De forelebige llnoerbanolinger, 90
Mnrfbonroet bar u1o,1npnt ao1nmiis,
iprerre Sung % Grieoln1no tn at
foretage Ell 1pr1nere nnoeriegelie..
GDreningen TOR bet banife Mloer.
oo,nsbiem bolot Wegoe | Onsongs
! Dmnia Soil. bpor Eegninger og
Nlaner til 0en M BDgning forelon
og bDor Der Dalgtes en- permanent
8pggefomite beftaaenoe al Sobn 6.
Gbriitenien, 9. @insIon, q. 90.
2al1rit5 DIeien, @m. 800
genien, s. Sluf @onien, Mirs. @m.
Nielien, Mrs. 6. $. &nnieM, Mrs.
@m. @enrifien, Mrs. 9ngoni-Eoft
Mrs. s. @rant. Man bill mi ifaf-
fe DC npopen0ige Gilbl,o og gao
/ Gong meo 8pggeforetagenoet f'na-
ret muligt. Sobn 6. gbriitenien
bill gratis fungere iom 8pgnin=
gems M%rfiteft.
2aurit5 GIeien, Ser er Jornrono
for aomiteen for Snoiamling af
Nenge til @pggefonoet, mener, at
mi, % Oct M Stem er en- %faitilaaet
@jenosgierning, bill S%noiamlinget
gaa langt lettere, og ri boaber OPP
rigigt, at bam mao fan Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
6nnnrrjyllann.

9nnnrrwllann.
@porfor ri miitebe Oils. l1btalel=
1ier al @enerallpitnant 9iitten %
@eneralmaior ,&ranolo / nMational=
ti0enoe".
v9pu0 ser .bepirfeoe, at hi tabte
9us Dor / &oneoiager1, at Dor 5or-
iparSitprfe par for ringe, al 6o6=
folt fun IL 8atailloner, bporaf en-
ltor Gel bar llnge og n9peoe Coll
batter, Der Der for fprIte @ang bar
II Sl6en. 6je116en brugte % @atnil=
Toner til Opergangem, - ri bapoe
Torlaoegeparer. 6ienoen 8%uglaoege=
nqrer, - al rtflet SfDts / falte
gntterier bopoe ri 80 &anoner,
6jetben GO - hi naae6e life at faa
uolagt Miner l1ofor Soften be6
Mrnfilspre, bpor 6ien0en gior6e
2anogang, ri bar / Gong meo at
|fpl0e Minerne, So Mngrebet ifete -
hi bem9rfebe life unber $50
trolilleringen en- 6lotille paa
~ 8aa0e, Ser ON Motten 6en
sunni en- Eime fgr
6ien6en git ODER Mlssnno, blep roet
langs Stronben imellem 8alle-
ganr0 og Snogb9f - % Hnnier>
batteriet r&olf &rafe" forIoo fin
Citation og bin6reoe life forfeit
Operifibning at fienotlige Eropper.
Ser bar paa BET Ei6spunft fun
fommet Z prpiiiife 8atailloner ODER.
Deriom man 1nber 8atroillerin-
gen bar blepen opm9rflom pao ben
fien6tIige @oboa6sfIotilles natIige
6art Iongs Sunoepeosfpiten, biloe
bore Sropper bore blepne betime-
1igt alarmereoe og fampbere6te =
og Gbancen for 5orsoaret bil6e ba=
be b9ret gunftigere.
Gjenben bilbe rneppe babe pppet
Ell Spergang oper Mlsiunb SCI. 2,
naar r8m1ner lpite" fra Mrnftls=
6re til Senoerborg 81. /.
Citizen,
@enerollgitnont II. s.
Sen 8egipenbe6, ser / 1864 gior-
De itarfeit Snotrpf paa mig, bar
Sabet at NIs. Sc tioligere Cob oe
Neberlag funoe %foruoies, % &am=
pene frembgo mango imuffe @fsem.
pier, iom tiener til gfterIigning
men beo Eobet al M1s gif set fgri1
rtatigt op for mig, bpor elen6ig1
bort Joriparspe!en bar oronet oq
bpilfen forbrpoerif 2igegpIbigbel
@egieringen boD6e l,6btit / ben Met.
ming efter &rigen >1848-185O.
Genme 2igegDIoigbeb git enoba iao
blot, at En- Miniiter mobarbeioeoe
jim &ollego @rigsminiiteren, % BEN.
ne / 1858 forelng6e ct 2obfori1nq til
Nrmeens Reorganization, noen at 81
anore Miniitre fanot fig fornnIe,
bigebe til at ftptte &rtgsminiiteren
Set maa 6og frembRpes, at Seam.
pen paa MIs fbrtes meo 8ropour a
IL. % 3. &egiment. NerfonIie
operpdrebe leg en- in11f gpifooe, Sc
8rigooefommnnoeten, Dberit 8nii
lotp, gno Detailing tiI 5. Megimen1
til ct Mngreb pan Sienben 81. {
1Smoerborg. Dette fgrteg mel
araft, ia, meo gntbuiiasm, nrer
uoen &elo.
9nitenoe Meoaftioren 2pffe mel
oens patiotiife geitrebeIier, forbli
Der jeg
Ceres r1eget ~forbunone
8. arunoIb
@eneraImaior i. :
Bore 8enner beoes bboDe Grin
bring a. prpDe poq q I'D el ii
4bou1ent s. eto meb mar 8 S
,1taler eisbtripou
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

Bore 8e1ner beoes boDe Grin.
bring a prpDe 30 q I'D en ~
1abounlert og enoe ,lleo naor 5 s..
taler su6f1ption
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Uhiagn.
sfibene, .6reoerif VIII at1fom
ariitiansiat1o ben s. aSuli % al
6erfrn tn Stem Dorf ben Abe
Nuguit.

teller oertrn TIL ytetp Ug)orf zen Ace
Nuguit.
8efpreliespalg. geo Sc banife
Bonbeubreores notwithstanding
Gngong ben 8be Suit palgtes fgl-
genoe BeitDreliie:: &raiiioent, Grit5
NieIien (gp.); ice-Yraiioent SIR.
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passion for talking to these topics and
rest assured that we shall confine our
selves TO our military councils" (Livy,
Book KILN, Chapter 22)
The words OF Paulus might be mis-
taken for the more familiar ones of
Lee. who. 1t will be recalled, sheathed
MS sword long enough to assail tho
editor-generals OF the South with his
pen. The words OF both were but re-
peated by the brilliant Dick" Taylor.
VINO wrote:
Although since the days of Nimrod
war has been the constant occupation
of men. the fingers of one hand suffice
TO number the great commanders. The
.nnlearned' hardly think OF usurping
Tyndalrs place in the lecture-room, or
of taking his cuneiform bricks from
Rawlinson, yet the world has been
much more prolific OF learned scientists
and philologers than OF able generals
Notwithstanding. tho average Ameri-
can would not have hcsita fed
10 supersede Napoleon at Austerlitz or
Nelson at Trafalgar. True, Cleon cap
tured the Spartan garrison, and Narses
gained victories. and Bunyan wrote the
Pilgrims Progress but pestilent. dem
agogues and mutilated guardians OF
Eastern zenanas have not always been
successful in war. nor the great and
useful profession of thinkers written
allegory."
And this. in turn. was but n repeti-