Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23


NnV'o 10 niue TO say apout '"c
""tOh VI VIC iorce-t IL o'E"'''"ou 80
uoHpaiies and trained along rih,'a'S
i''cS 'nat centuries or experience "">o
| ""o"" '" ne Naluapie.
vi 'o"'''e administrative Pu'po9'S Wv
,"''"o "ic "'Nlued INTO proN'i'c7' c" "
" ""i' clec'cu ny ~
CIV 10 P''N."''al aullillls. u "''o''' w
H.a"'"'lE administration ioIoNa P,
'n'' HneS 20 Keep IN cloSc '"u'" w"
nv CIV" "''''l'''S.rh'ior. For h'E"'r ~
,rol hummer o' provinces are E'ouIru
ii''o 'ohstaouIary district, 'herc "e'ns
NY S"'h "S'ri'tS each unu'r "'s'''
rnei Sun1ect 10 the chiet OF conS'"ou-
'ary at Mania
me same guarantees as 10 hoe'.E eN
Isl as mere IN Nernont-arreSl oHIy up
va wa. AM lSSueo upon sworn l"io' '''"
| ''o,'' oaH save III capital cases. Pro'iPr
''u ia'' 'r'ai with counsel cue. '"eio
i,,daos -, ,oo., ha,s "s ,,.,,e,,, 40 ruI-
pinos.
The motto of the constabularv is sym
nathv and Force " n genuine effort to
he lust to the penple and TO understand
, their customs and ueculia rites and to
apply these in Governing them The sue
cess OF the Young American college men
in mastering native dialects and admin
isterinC affairs. often alone at PARKWAY
places has been remarkable, and is due
70 their energy and fairness and the fact
that they have won the affection and the
confidence of tho neonle
once heard q story tn the effect tina.
n general I'm command of some district
down South after the var received n let
ter from n good lady in Boston wanting
| TO know about the frcedmen-their char
acteristics. asuiratiors. fears and temrta-
tions-bow thov cou,d he holned The
general beinp q husv man and not n psv-
choloEist turned the letter over and be.
| fore returning IL wrote. Dear Madam
They are very human" This illustrates
| tho Wow Of democracy in its work in the
/ Orient
/ There ere two extreme views as TO the
| Orientnl-one renresented nv Eipling s
poem ns TO East and West never meet
Inc. and one that East and West are al
most the same n may be that neither
70 corrc.t b,,, .he truth los think
with fine view that emnhasizes the con-
rac,iona r,,ber tina, tho differences-that
seems that both are moved by the same
fears and homes and aspirations--subiect
to the same missions and emotions-that
in otbe- words the essentials are tho
/ things that unite and the vresaentials
those thai divide. Such at anv rate IS
daring march proceeds
In conclusion. matters are changing in
tho phi,innines ne 7 suppose they must
,,pao- Tho -uIo ~ tho res,lesa American
hut the nrogress made and the ideas in
r,,lcated arc such as tho American peo-
n,a need never he ashamed of. We have
piven the neonle a GOOD Government. with
ali the fundamental s,,,arentees OF IN
.rtv a magnificent svstem OF nuhlic edu-
cnt,on good courts snlendid roads and
roi,wavs ard have done three things Mt
ans. rate that are NOT common IN admin
is,ering ,ar-orr denendsncic. N wo
bovo neoIected tho large revenue tina.
could no obtained from vice in tho shane
~ on,,m amazing ana gambling. f2>
We ha,,a from, +be s,at vrorked constan.l,-
,o r,,+ down hotb ,hase and "a, We have
aIwoys used ., Iarga mart of tho .axes or
49, .r,. ,r ~. ,-ao ,,,h,to .e,,co,,o,
~ Tho cbud-en
o,.-,
r'' 'Ni'''' 10 -' LIE
Colonel Reeves in his characteTsticallV
Interesting manner OF address told OF Una
experiences or the LIST Vermont regiment
during Its mobilization at Camp Governor
Gates and the trip TO the Mexican border
and the stay there, The LIST Vermont
was the FIRST regiment to arrive at the
front. part OF n MASSACHUSETTS, reS-
ment arrived shortly before but this or
ganization was not complete.
The Vermont regiment Travelled in four
sections. the first arriving at Texas ~
noon JulV and the other three divisions
arriving before three O'Clock of tho same
day. The thermometer showed ZIG in the
shade bNt the Vernon regiment was given