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J 4 I THE SALT LAKE HERALD HER LD SUNDAY APRIL 4 1909
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CONFERENCE QUESTIONS QUESTIONSThe
The general eral conference confe n of the th Meamon Mea Mormon 101 101moR ¬
mon church beginning Sunday prom pronUas prombee proaato
bee to be one cf f the most Interaettas Interaettasgathering loteIWdRlftherin interwthiSgatherings
gathering therin in the history hllt y of the church churchand ctun cturehand h hand
and one of the beat attend The Thechurch Thechurch Thee
church is I prosperous IU members memat l havehad have havehad uvebad
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had theb full share of the general well wellbeing wellbelu wellbeing
belu being which hu ha Messed tb this whole re region region regton ¬
gion and there is I every reaMeu r for the thethanksgiving Utetllunkagtvtn thethuukagiving
thanksgiving < < which attends atten a large largegatherins Iarpsatherlng largegathering
gathering under anch conditions conditionsAfter catditiensAfter < OOd1tiensAU
After AU r the Immediate attain of the thechurch theebareh thechurch
church itself the most rn It faler tatereatmc athIg sub subject subject enhfeet ¬
ject of discussion is expected to be the theagitation theqitaUon theattention
agitation for proliibiUan prohlbi lnor or ref reform nn in inthe InJ inthe
J the liquor business eta A 0 Is It 1 kporh the thechurch theclaureh thechurch
church adopted resolutions on this sub subJdct subJect eubect
Jdct ect hut fall whicii were re utttpiately tely in interpreted Interprtted interpreted ¬
terpreted a as I a declaration d lantt1oII for f r state statewide stateWide tate1fIdc ¬
wide prohibition And as te equally eaeaIIywell equallywell tall tallwell
well known the effort to nteciire c cur Ire prohi prohltdtian prohibition prolllWUon ¬
bition was baiked It not defeated sole solely toleIy solely ¬
ly by the alliance of the Republican Republicanparty Republicanparty Republicanparty
party leaders and the liquor interests interestsIt interesIt
It has been charged ha ed repeatedly repeat 17 that thattb thattb thatthe
tb the church or its leaders understood understoodthe
the compact of politicians and liquor in intarests Induring Intureata
tarests during the campaign aanpa and tacit taeltIt tacitly tacitII ¬ =
ly permitted pee tnftted its consummation at the thepolls theIICIlL thepolls
polls Th The Herald does d not believe that thatth thatUte thatthe
th Ute church authorities as Ii body or any anyIare anyl furyltire
Iare l re part of its chief official Om cia I knew be bet beereband beereband
t ereband reband of the th deal which wax carried carriedt carriedaE
aE t in the U legislature The history oftee of ofte ort
te t e church itself accouHta adequately adequatelytor
tor the predominant sentiment among amongit
it Ito members ut favor of temperance temperanceand telll telllaDd
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and the large body bod of Its membership membershiphi membellllaiptemlKrate
hi temperate in pracUee as well en a as In Inbelief Inbetlef inbelief
belief Undoubtedly the church au anthoritlea authorities aut ¬
thorities t made possible f the SUCCMB iIUC 8 at atthe atthe
the h polls of the machine that made the thedual thedbal
dual d l8I with the liquor men there was u TOtOnce tls ne neconcealment useoncealment
concealment tOnce lment of Or the fart and the atU atUtwdt atUtilde atutade
tilde of men like Nenni U 1 Morris both bothbefore bothbefore bothbefore
before tho election and after the legis legislative teetaUye egiIaUve ¬
lative 3aaco made the situation clear clearMr dearltr clearMr
Mr Morris and the other high 1Pt officiate officiatewho oft1claliho ofllcial8who
who ho aided hiii ii a I carrying the electionfir election electionfbt
fir the Smoot machine thought the thesafety theMfety thesatety
safety of their Uwlrlhurh church organization and andtbe aqdQte andtjte
tbe protection of its it higher r officiate lay
la the election of the Republican ticket ticketThy ticketThey ket ketTIMI
Thy TIMI were deluded of course COO nIP and they theywere the thewere theywere
were misledby tbe very men who after afterward afterftUd afterward ¬
ward flouted their demand for liquor liquortegMation l liquorleglsiathm IbOr IbOrhgflllation
tegMation and ridiculed their effort to tosecure tonI toream
secure nI a respectful ul hearing hearin < < on the ques question quatton question ¬
tion Whatever h8 Yfr may ma be thought of oftheir oftheir
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I their judgment of their UR us of ecclesi ecclesiastical eccle8lUlical secketAsttcal ¬
astical power for political eada ea they treytired theyueed the
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tired that power Qer oB openly ny and mad no noeffort noetrort noeffort
effort to t conceal their purpose as a the themachine theuaachlM themachine
machine advised them to do doNow doXow doNow
Now Mr Morris and Apostle Grant Grantaiid Grantand Grantand
and the very lar large e number of church churchpeople elaurchpeople churchpeople
people who advocated adocatedPfOblbltloo prohibition de declare Mclare dedare ¬
clare tile campaign camps ign ha bu only begun As Asa Asa Asa
a moral question they say it Is a legiti 1eCIUmate legltlmate legitimate ¬
mate subject for action vby by the ehureh churchia
ia conference Just as it was tat Octo October October Octoher ¬
ber If the subject ul t is brought ht up at atthis attide atthis
this gathering atberl and if the dtacaaaion Is IsmJ Isas IBaa
aa frank as It ha been heretofore it itought Itoueht itought
ought to furniah moat Interesting Inte lD < < mat matter mattr matter ¬
ter not only for the church people and andthe andUte andthe
the poUUetang ant t also 180 for fM the liquor liquordealers liquordeaJera liquordealers
dealers who supposed they had bought boughtImmunity bouPtImtnunlly boughtimmunity
Immunity from interference with their theirbusiness tllelrustness theirbusiness
business when hen they purchased the coutmuing con controlling CODtrolling ¬
trolling element In Republican RepubU an JM polltiesThe politics politicsThe > > Ittk IttkTIle
The machine politician have prom peomk promised prom15id ¬
k lead their mends frIen that the conference conferencewill
will do nothing rash and tht themuIer the themuffler theI
I muffler will wi be put on the radicals radicalswho rad xU xUwho
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who may want ot to speak their minds on onthe 011the onthe
the liquor 1 uor question Ion lender ndet the ctrcvro ctrcvrostancee dn1lma ctrciutnstances
stances a we e venture to gueas c gue that the thepoliticians tbetOJIUclana thepoiltidana
politicians will ut be sorely disappointed disappointedand dbt ppont ppontaRd
and that there t will be such OttUpofeen oetspokaeneaeiation OttUpofeenotmaeiatton at ok okmttaelatton
otmaeiatton of the
church1 attitude onthe on onthe 011the
the subject b t as will m leave no dotfbt I t aa to toits toIts
its tHteUion on or a all to the wtttmate fate fateot fatot fateof
ot > the politicians iticla18 who d dtcIa declared ed their theirabtHt t theiralai
alai abtHt hLy to control oI its It deliberation ir irthis it
this t II particular tfcular
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A DUTY TO O ROB RO EVERYBODY EVERYBODYHow ER DY
How one group of < if manufacturers hs hsarranged hearranged >
arranged to t Lave La the th tariff revised reviseJte < J JI
te I Its own Ixliaif I > is j s toU suiclmtly 41ldn Uy r ra ij ija ita
a circular to th trade from am of tins thelargest tinstersest lheIa
tersest Ia t do d 1JOO goods S houses in America Americafotton Americacotton
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cotton hosiery tosier now 00 pays a duty uty of SO SOpr 60per 0 0JIf
pr JIf cent w which ich might be < on onidtre onsideted < leYeU a afair ai
i e fair degree tkogref of rrotec rrotectlo tk even en by a arobber arobe
robber t < > bber Xot content tntn with ith this txtranr extranriinary txtranr1inary extra
1inary 111181 duty Ill mamifEt lJI ulanuf2turer llIUf2 Vurei > > ht htt hvt hvtItuiuteJ H H1n
1n t ItuiuteJ > iuceJ tl Ube t fajiiW > tunimittee ionj UHl iiiu ttte to t bring bringIn
i i In a achedule of M per cent on their theircoods theirroods
roods wh h hh rh h is of course designed to toL tot tot o
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prohibit Importation and competition competitionof < orn ttUOD I Iof
of any aD kind kindUnder kindUndcr klntlCnd
Under Cnd the Dinghy tariff there the thepracUcalI was waapractically waspractically
practically no competition fer < the do domestic demestle domestic ¬
mestic manufacturer of hosiery anti amilive antiUte andt1
live t1 e American output increased from from2SWOeeo 1 1MOOOO
2 2SWOeeo in IMO J to more than UI UI000n08 W
60000 000 eoe in IMS An increase like that thatUo Ua Uadocs thatdoes
Uo docs 8 not indicate the need for any aD fur further further further ¬
ther protection an the contrary C It Itshows Ilbos itebows
shows plainly that the manufacturer manufacturerhave
have been aWe to charge itnmeme lmnteuaeproflts itnmemeprofits im imroftts
profits roftts and have expauded their capa capacity capad capacity ¬
city d to take e advantage of the situation situationIf
If the Payne tax In adopted It will willmean willn willmean
mean n higher prices for the consumer consumerYta C consumesro ltsunterIs
Yta ro is already feeing 18 robbed rob and Ad theburden the theburden thebUrden
burden will ID fall not upon the man sn or orwoman orwoman orwoman
woman who 00 uees U hjrhprced hiltpr ced goods genesbut geedsteat goodsbut
but upon the one who baa been been It en baying bfiylnghosiery bayinghosiery 1 1boWer
hosiery boWer coating 2 a cent or slightly slightlyEighty IIlptlyj IIlptlyEight slightlymare j
mare mareElghly
Eighty per cent of the hoefery hoe ery made madeIn ma4ethlg
In this country c antr i ill sold Id throws tII one oneeaauntasMHt oneeemmlMMrt ereesaimtarien
eaauntasMHt bouae hou the atrongest t kind kindof IdnllJ kindd
of J es evidence that the btuteeaaaas b buetness has 1w 1woome ttecome become
come a trust monopotMn the trade tradeWhich tradEWJaleh tradeWhich
Which also al may explaip why wh the He Hepublican It Itpultlleao Itepul4Icn
publican ways ass and means committee oommltewas committeewas
was a 1111 irfllng nc to give It an additionalprudt additional additionalprofitthrough ddlUmlaII
I I profitthrough PlV8t thro through a etcher duty dotyThe dutyThe dutyThe
The glove buetneeg affords another anothertntereating anotherI anotherhttetseting
tntereating I tere tinc example of the way ay the thePayn tilePayn thePayne
Payn bill revises IMtI the tariff t Ur In th thintercut tM tMiDtere theintsre
intercut > it > t of specially favored 10 mduatrie mduatrieMost hMhl8trie11Most IttdaatrIeMost
Most of the doves ves in I American are aremade arEmAde aremade
made in rutted county C WlQ New ew York Thechief The Thechief ThhleC
chief figure in the business 1M Ines is one Lit L4ttauer Llttauer Littailer
tauer former congressman and an < < Ilepub Itepubikan Ilepublicaii ItepalIam
lIam politician who attained unenvia unenviable ¬
ble notoriety in connection with lth sov sovemment gorerament 0 0enuent
emment glove contracts Littauer was wascalled wascalled U UI
I called In to Hail Uncle Joe Cannon CannonItae tannoaline anno annoIllbe
Illbe line up the JlepnbTcan Jtep brcan congressmen congressmenfor
for the s agteakpr > before the special steClalSIIoo sea session seaIdea ¬
Idea He Is to receive his reward for forparty torparty forparty
party services by an increase e in the thetariff tilltali thetariff
tariff tali < < on glove Ju thich blcb will give the theglove tltIove theglove
glove Iove makers combination of Fulton Fultoncoanty FultontoIIntl 2rulancounty
county New York absolute ab olute control of ofthe otthe ofhe
the market in America with power Oer to toAx toAx toflx
Ax its own 0 prices and profits Under Underthe Cooertb totterthe
the tb old tariff the duty on gtovea Wta ranged rangedfrom ran ranfrom rangedfrom
from ilia 17 J par dozen to 47K per dozen dozenaccording dozenacoordln dozenaccording
according to iaagth th and aIM grade Under Underthe Cnderthe Underthe
the Payne panebUI WIT the dut duty Is to be 4 4to 4118 4118to 40to
to 5960 9fi 9fii per doadt des according a I to length lengthThat 1e 1eThat lengthThat
That te to toy say tb tM duty tlut IB Increased Increased1S8
128 per r cent and JiiI 16 per p r cent on the thecheapest theheapellt thecheapest
cheapest grade to to 174 17 per cent on onIamb onlamb onIamb
Iamb suede JUt 33 3 to IK 1 per cent on kid kidgloves kid1oe8 kidglove
gloves 1oe8 And nd like the duty on Hosiery Hosierythe
the principal burden falls f 1 on the con conBurner conumer consumer
Burner of the cheaper grade gradeOf gradeaOf a aOt
Of course Cour the fact that lAt Payne father fatherof
of the new ne tariff bill comes from New NewYork NeyY NewYork
York Y rk and that Ltttauer and his asso aswkctate associate a8l6clatE ¬
ciate glove makers are also from New NewYork NewYork ew ewYork
York is t only onl a coincidence But to the theman theman theman
man or woman who buys 1 uys gloves it is I a aserious IteTloull aetious
serious business this prospect of hat havIng ha haIng hatlug >
Ing one of the necessaries 1l r1ea of life boostod boost boosted boosted ¬
ed in price beyond the extortionate extMUo Clte fig figure flgUrftl figures ¬
ure already made possible by an un unneceasarily unltecetJ8Arlly unnecessarily
necessarily high tariff tariffWith ta taVlth tariffWith < <
With cheap hosiery and cheap p gloves glovesrabted sfc Slcrai v B Brai
rabted rai < ed to the sky limit through the themanipulation themanipulation themanipulation
manipulation of tariff favors nearly nearlyever DeKrhett nearlyevery
ever every common citizen of the country countrymay COUfttryma countrymay
may ma know what to expect in other otherlines otherlines otherlines
lines The plan to t revise the tariffahowa tariff tariffshow tarilrsho
I show sho very clearly in IU proper light lightan
an a a plan to rob the consumer of the thelittle tbelittle thelittle
little margin ram he e ha has left new from rein his hisearnings hi hiramp hisearnings
earnings and add enormously to the thecost thecOllt thecast
cost of living In order that the New NewEngland XewEnglaad NewEngland
England hosiery manufacturerers and andthe Andthe andthe
the New York glove maker makoIllIDa may reap reapthe reaptile reapthe
the reward of loyalty to the tb Republican Republicanparty RepublicanpIIlty Itepubllcanparty
party Bad aA a the Dngtey tariff wasIt wasIt was wasit
it was no such coklbtoodod scheme to toMeed tothe tobleed
bleed the producer of wealth as tills tillsIayn tlthrIaftf thisPayne
Payne pretense
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REAR ADMIRAL ADM1RALEV EVANS EVANSSalt EVANSSalt ANS ANSSalt
Salt Lake welcomed within its itsyesterday gates gatesyesterday ats atsye
yesterday ye ten1ay one of the most distin distinguished dlsthlsulAlMd distingulehed ¬
guished naval officers In the history of ofthe ortlte ofthe
the country countryRear Rear Admiral lobby D DRvans nnJi PNvans
Rvans nJi or Fighting Bob as R be is ispopularly i ipopularly ispopularly
popularly and affectionately < < known knownAfter JmoIlfter knownliter
After fter years of active and arduous ser service service r rVkJe ¬
vice the hero of many a sea fight is ispaaaitt Ispal ispaeeing
paaaitt pal the evening of life hi a ret retre retrement retremente re rement
ment honored and respected through throughout ¬
out the United State tateJ The people of ofUtah ofttah ofUtah
Utah take pardonabto pride In th the faCt faotthat faCtthR factthat
that thR he received his hi appointment to the thenaval tMMnl thenatal
naval academy at the hands of her del delegate delegate 1 1te ¬
egate te in congress nearly fifty years ago agoand asoand agoand
and was thus given en a chance for 1M the theexerctte U UeXf theexercise
exercise eXf of Ute great eat talents with withwhich withwhich withwhich
which nature na tunt endowed him Admiral AdmiralEvans AdmiralEvans AdmiralEDS
Evans occupies a place In the history historyof hlsto hlstoor
of this th s state Lang may he live to topoint topoint topoint
point the pathway path of evceoM to the theyouth tbeoutb theyouth
youth of the land
THE THE PIONEER PIONEERMias
Mias Kate Thomas daughter of f l lK U UK nK
K Thomas of this city dt hall written a aparticularly aparticularly aparticularly
particularly beautiful utltuJ poem poe The TheHymn Tbeflymn Thehymn
Hymn of the Pioneer in which she FhedepkV shedepicts = he hedepict
depict the th inspiration the struggles strugglesand tru truand
and finally the achievements achl ements of the de devoted d dvoted devoted ¬
voted state builders who made habita habitable babitae habitathe ¬
the e the valleys a leys of DesereV D > eret The thought thoughtthroughout thoubttbrouhout thoughtthroughout
throughout is I elevated and the line linemajestt UntSt linesmsjesth
majestt t Probably nothng has Ita ever everbeen eerMen everbeen
been written or iho th pioneers plofte > f8 at once so sojnnnathetic sosympathetic toqlDlI8hetic
jnnnathetic aDd exprewrtx of the thewoe tb tbMOl tbiwoes
woe MOl of tn the nrst settlers and nd couched couchedin
in such inepTrinjr in Jin language languageThe J JTbc
The closing stanza is typical of th thdeeply thd the thedeeply
deeply d pl religion character of the en entire entire entire ¬
I tire poem It ran ranFraisft run1llFniM runsFraise
I Fraise God my soul My b children reap reapSowed reapUte reapthe
Ute Ute90wlMl teed teedSowed
I Sowed by my faith aDd watered waterc < < by sty irtytear lit littMM stytears
tear tearsoci teari
i 110 < xl < 1 to the rations God to every eter creed creedl creedLet
l Let t then be just to what my soul reveres reveresPrai reYersPrH reveresPram
I Pram Prai I nod 4 Praise God GodOmnlnotent CmIOnmh GodOmnlnotent
Omnlnotent Onmh > < > tfpt above aboveOn ftPoni aboveinnpress
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i On innpress mpr n j > rew < on onTil onTii 11 11Ti1
Til all fie je world is i Lon
iieprescntative fep ntatbt Howell lifted up his histuneful histuneful histuneful
tuneful voice in the house yesterday yesterdayand
and the listeners Iiste rs sat enthralled There Therewfro Tbt Tbtpr Theres
wfro s pr eleven el > tn members meml > e1S in their seats seatsthe seatswhtn seatsn
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I whtn n heat the fun began
Senator IJeyburn continues to I talk talkb talkMil
w b Mil ii opportunity ppultil ty oA Ofier > rt > bat sad to re relate relate relate ¬
late the other senators seem to take takefiendish takefiendish takefiendish
fiendish delight dell ht in opposing everything everythingi
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the Idaho statesman proposes He HetBht Ue811gbt liemight
might tBht posrtWy get action by speaking speakingagalnat sp4lklngngalllltt speakingagainst
agalnat some measure he really reaJl desires desiresto ITes ITesto
to pass
It may 01 be only onl a coincidence NJlDdd but Mr MrHarriman MrHarriman Ir IrHarriman
Harriman certainly has talked more morefreely moreCreeb morefreely
freely about Mr Ir Roosevelt R elt wince that thatsteamer thatBtMmer thatsteamer
steamer sailed
EXbt E sht cases of scarlet rlet fever feverors enr enrthe OB board boardthe bl4rdthe
the battleship Missouri The go gotarn gotarnmeat ram OWJtaent ramnaent
meat rust be picking its itspitllors sailors Joa before lidesvthey beforethey I Iu
they u are ripe
This time t the Marathon araUlollrace race was waswon wag wagwon waswon
won by 1 a FrenchmanLonkoat Frenchman FrenchmanLAn Longboat lJ ial1l9 ial1l9w no nowhere nowhere ¬
where w
Roosevelt baa arrived IUT n the Modular Mediterranean Modularranan ledI ledIraneAlI ¬
ranean and the cable wires are wark tverklug wtkI warkIng
lug I
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The They make tight of the Injun iiprlB
lng iII down do n in Oklahoma The The118vUs red reddevils reddevils
devils didnt uprise to begin tUb
Mr Roosevelt isnt gains to tf see seeNaples seeXaples 50eNaples
Naples and die d He is out for a abully abull 8bully
bully bull > time
Castro will m be welcomed w to Venezuela VenezuelaIf Yenezu 1a 1aIf
If the government sove nt can lay la hands on onhim on1M onkiln
him 1M ta noon on AS he lands
ABa quiet q along the Potomac save savebw saveflow e eMW
MW bw and then a stray sUahot shot at the thePayne th thPayJte thePayne
Payne MIL
It has been a long time since Rear RearAdmiral RearEyaIUI ReatAdushal
Admiral Evans was in evidence at con conference eonfere1lCe conference ¬
ference time
The consumer may elect the theMen eon eonMeR conereal conerealglen
Men but his inflfHnpe loft end right there
4 4sor
Senor Castro doesnt know kno where hes hesgtfng he helR hesgoirg
gtfng lR < < but hes almost aa there
I Twenty Women V omen Soldiers of the World I
Lieut Apcllonio Jagiello Polands PolandsJoan PolandsJoan PolandsJoan
Joan of Arc ArcIn ArcIn ArcIn
In the year isle which put an end to tothe totile tothe
the last struggle > for liberty made by byPoland b bI byPoland
I Poland and Hungary and when patriots patri patriots patritrom ¬
ots from those countries were > fleeing to toEngland toZqland toEngland
England France and America thereame there thereeame thereI
eame to the noted States in December Decemberof
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of that year Ladislaus Ujhasy the die distinguished dieUnUillheti dietinguisked ¬
tinguished rebel governor of Poland Polandand Polandand Polandand
and family America had been follow following followIng following ¬
ing with intense Interest for the past pastthree pastthnoe pastthree
three years the spirited struggle going goingon
on in the oppressed countries and as asthere astberd asthere
there was no cable and the Horse tele telegraph telepoapll telegraph ¬
graph device devl > had only been in opera operation operation operation ¬
tion five years it will be remembered rememberedthat
that news traveled slowly in those thosedays tho thosedays e ed
days d 1 so the presence of Governor GoernorUJhA GoernorUJhAZ UJ UJha UJhaxp na nary ¬
ry Z In I New ew York was the signal for fornewspaper rornewsPftpr fornewspaper
newspaper newspaper correspondents O dfnU and prose praesrepresentative pruesrepre proserepresentatives
representative repre entative from all over the coun country counto country ¬
try who flocked there to set the condi conditions condition cunditlons ¬
tions and results ulta of the recent revolu revolution revolution revolution ¬
tion in detail detailThe detAUThe detailThe
The attention however was soon soonshifted soonshifted soonshifted
shifted from Governor Ujhazy to a aslender aslender aslender
slender gracefulgirl graceful rl just 31 who ac accompanied 1CcompAnied neeompanied ¬
companied them A girl rl with luminousdark luminous luminousdark luminousdark
dark eye e a profusion of black hall liairwhose hallwhose fairwhose
whose simple and engaging enga mannerswen manners mannerswe
we wen everyone e who had the good ocI fortune fortuneto
to meet her Soon columns of space spRcewere spRtewere spacewere
were devoted to 0 descriptions d pUons of the thePolteli thePolish thePolish
Polish refugee wh wIfbse ee smile was W8 ArchOft Arch nrchsoft archsoft
soft and winning winnlngn an indescribable indescribablesmile
smile in n which the tb woman comes put puther puther Jut Juther
her delicate shapely sh I hands deft ex expressive expreMhe expreuive ¬
pressive hands they the were en > her exceed exceedingly ixCeedIngly exeeodIngly ¬
ingly musical IIIU4i l voice expressing the thewhole tbehole thewhole
whole hole gamut of emotions Now XO gentle gentleand gentleand gentleand
and mirthful now no earnest and passion passionate p1IIeonate ¬
ate by b turns that sometimes IOme mes would wouldstartle wouldstartle wouldstartle
startle you by a decided ring of steel steelAll steelAU steelAll
All called forth the must IDU t complimentary complimentarycomment complimentarycomment complimentarycomment
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none other than Polands noted woman womansoldier womanBOkiler womansoldier
soldier Apollonlo Jagiello J grello whose cool coolness 0001tte8l coolnoes ¬
ness and daring under fire ft on the Ua field fieldwon fteldon fieldwon
won on the attention of her superior offi officers officen otaears ¬
ears and a Heutenantcy from the great greatAlaygnr greatIavgar great3Iaygar
Alaygnr Chief Louis Kossuth The pa papers pspelS papers ¬
pers teemed with ith the wonderful story storyof stor storof
of her brilliant war r record recordDiplomatic recordDlp1ontaU recordDiplomatic
Diplomatic mitt military ry and social cir circles eircl cirdes ¬
des cl at Washington = were ere captivated by byher byher byher
her whither she mirried niecl spending only onlya
a brief time in New York for Jagiellohad Jagiello Jagiellohad
had not come to this country to be feted fetedby fetedby fetedby
by society societ nor to exploit her military militarycareer mUltarycareer militarycareer
career While hlle she received I C Ied all the cour courtesies courtesies courtesies ¬
tesies and attention extended her with witha
a quiet dignity far ar beyond her years yearsshe yearssbp yearsshe
she never omitted an opportunity of offurthering ofturth offurthering
furthering turth > rlng her mission mlsstonto to increase the thesympathy tbe8I11pathy thesympathy
sympathy for Poland and Hungary and andto anl1to andto
to set on foot a movement for national nationalintervention nationalIntervention nationalintervention
intervention in behalf of Kosmitli whose whosematchless whollematchlellll whosematchless
matchless oratory and activity had hadbrought hadbrought hadbrought
brought about th the recent revolution revolutionand revolu lon lonand
and who ho was at the time an exile e l1e In hiTurkey InTurkf InTurkey
Turkey Turkf with Russia and d Austria Austriathreateningly Austriathreotenlnxly Austriathreateningly
threateningly demanding that he be beturned beturned beturned
turned over to them which would fro d of ofcourse ofcouree ofcourse
course mean his hi execution e Th Tht rlng rlngof ringof
of steel in her voice and the resolute resolutemouth resolutetnout resolutemouth
mouth which had a habit of compreae compreaeing
ing the lips were the only on I indications a aclose aclose
close observer obst r might get of the dauntless daunt dauntless dauntlegs ¬
less spirit was the undercurrent which
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a successful conclusion Shortly after afterher atterbfor afterher
her arrival a r resolution tJtlon was offered and andpassed andpas andpassed
passed pas ed by congress con ess in behalf of Governor Gov Governor 00 00enter ¬
ernor Kossuth Io uth his family and friends friendswho friendho friendswho
who ho fled with him to Turkey to ba baturned b bturned beturned
turned over to the United States and andin andin andIn
in September 1S51 the American frigate frigateMlastFsippi frigatefillSlftlppi frigateMI
MI MlastFsippi sIsssippi steamed out on Its journey journeyhalf
half way around the world to convey conveythe conveythe oove oovethe >
the great Hungarian leader to America Americawhere Amerlwhere Americawhere
where he was accorded a reception by bythe b bthe bythe >
the nation such as had never occurred occurredsince occurredn occurredsince
since n the last visit of Lafayette Kos Kossuth K098uth Koeauth ¬
suth was the > nations guest His tour tourone tourOIl tourone
one OIl prolonged ovation The way had hadbeen hadbetn hadbeen
been paved by blx faithful friends fore foremost foremost foremost ¬
most of whom was as Jagtollo with her hereloquent hereloquent hereloquent
eloquent irresistible pleading and andwhose andwhose
whose patriotism had swept everything everythingbefore everythingbefore everythingbefore
before it itThis ItThis itThis
This remarkable girl was 8 born in Cra Cracow Craeow Cracow ¬
cow In m 1 18S5 L where heft she was as educatedand
and remained until the year preceding
1846 which she spent between Warsaw Warsawand Warsawand arsaw
and Vienna At the th call < for troops by byher b bher byher
her native Cracow where women and andchildren and andthUdml andchildren
children were being slain her instinc instinctive intineUte ¬
tin patriotism was as aroused by b these thesehorrors theeehorroll8 theseehorrors
horrors and the scarcity of men she sheImmediately sheImmediately
Immediately Im latel responded to th the > call all and andal andall andall
al all during that year Mr she was as seen seengarbed seengarbed seengarbed
garbed in the picturesque costume of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Polish soldier mounted on horse1back horse
back in the midst of the skirmisheswhore skirmishes skirmisheswhere RkirmlabeswMr
where the bullets < n flew > w thickest t urging urgingcommanding umngcommalMtl urgingcommanding
commanding and directing for she was wasa
a born leader facing danger with an anindifference CUIindlfference anindifference
indifference which gave rfoe to the ru rumor mmor rumor ¬
mor among the credulous tT UIOUH that site bore borea
a charmed cbar life and was impervious to tobullets tobullets tobullets
bullets She was for leader of the squad squadof
of soldiers who ho first planted the white whiteeagle whiteeagle hite hiteealle
eagle Polands emblem of freedom on oithe onthe Qlthe
the palace and the walls of Cracow CracowIn CracoIn
In the famous fal OUlS battle of Podgorae Podgoraewhere Pod Podgorsewhere JTIIe JTIIe1rtIere
where the patriots were re outnumbered outnumberedby
by the enemy ten to t one and the Aus AusUans AWIUanll Ansuans
Uans were ere so ignominiously defeated defeatedJagiello defeatedJagiello defeatedJagiello
Jagiello VMS Wit one of the heroesWhen heroes heroesVheri heroesWMn
When the revolution revolu n was finally lnali sup suppressed suppres suppressed ¬
pressed pres ed and many of f the patriots were VTMTobliged wri wereobliged
i obliged I ed to flee she escaped detection detectionby detCttloby
by resuming her womans garb arb and re remained remained remained ¬
mained for several weeks under thevery the thevery thevery
very noses of the Austrian officers who wlmwould whowould 00
would soon II have put an end en to her hercareer hercareer
career had they suspected her of being beingthe beingthf beingthe
the leader of f the u insurrectionists insurrectionistsShe
She he left racow crtO for Warsaw anqtw where wherehe
he remained until the th following year yearwhen J yearwhen r rwhen
when Cracow made another effort for forliberty forUlHrty forliberty
liberty Again she sll vent to its aid and andfought andtought andfought
fought with the same re reckless kle daring daringas darin darinas
as before but the cause Mlu e was hopeless hopelessand
and the brave racoviins were doomed doomedto
to final detest defeat Knowing Knowin e of the sim simultaneous simultaneous 1multaneou ¬
ultaneous struggle the Hungarians were weremaking weremaking weremaking
making under und r th ti > direction of Kossuth Kossuthand
and realizing ti t toot < it t any success they theymigUt thf thfmiglt theymight
might gain road strengthen trel1 then Polands Polandscause Polandseaue Polandscause
cause and being betn impelled by her un imquenchable unquenchable tlnquenhabk ¬
quenchable hatred or Austria and Ttus Ttussia Russia
sia she determined to take up Huu Uuut
t
oarys 1rS fight for independence ind lIden Sh Shto She Sheto Ijed Ijedto
to Vienna where bt > re she arrived in time timeto
to take active part in the battle Of OfFauburg ofFauburg ofFauburg
Fauburg Widen where she I heft ft Immediately Imme Immediately l une unedlatfI ¬
diately dlatfI after to carry the Joyful news newsof newsof newsof
of Austrian Au trian defeat to Kossuth KossuthJourney KoauthJourneyThrough KoesuthJourney
Journey JourneyThrough Through Enemys Country CountryThe
The long long dangerous journey et f sev several geyera aetoral ¬
oral era hundreds miles through the ene enemys enem enemys ¬
mys m 1 country whlctv wbJ t would have stag staggered staglJered staggered ¬
gered many a teas brave heart was wasmade wasmade wasmade
made by her disguised as a peasant peasantsometimes pewant8OnIftlmes pextsautsometimes
sometimes riding on the prevision previsionwagons prohlonwagons provisionwagons
wagons which the patriot sympathizers sympathizerswere
were compelled to take to the hated hatedAustrian hatedAustrian hatedAustrian
Austrian troops sometimes she trav traveled tnteled traveled ¬
eled on foot and the hut part of the theJourney thejourney thejourney
Journey was us made on horseback after afterswimming afterImmlng afterswimming
swimming two rivers with wlththe the enemy enemyin nemyIn
in pursuit She at last arrived safely safelyat
at the Hungarian camp n near ar Eneeeey Eneeeeyon
on the I eve > of the great battle where wherethe wherethe wherethe
the Austrian were ere defeated with great greatfoMes greatand greatlosses
losses and the famous General Wist Wistwa Wistwao Kistwas
wa killed killedIt
It was in this battle that Jaglelle Jaglellewon J lell lellwon
won her lieutenancy lIeutenan After the engage engagemeat engagemeat ngagemeat
meat she was placed in command of othe othemfllmry the themilitary themilitary
military hospital at Kwnorn where she sheremained lIheremained sheretrained
remained until she Joined the brigade brigadeof
of the gallant General Klapke with withwhich withwhieh withwhich
which he captured Raab Herfftagatn HererageluLieutenant HerfftagatnLieutenant H nl8in nl8inLieutenant
Lieutenant Jagiello distinguished dl tingul hetl her herself hertlell herself ¬
self by her characteristic bravery bravet After Afterthis AfterIbl Afterthis
this her last battle in the Hungarian Hungariancause
cause at the earnest solicitation of her herHungarian herHungarian herHungarian
Hungarian friends she returned to her herttoet Itert
ttoet t at the hospital ho ital at Komorn whereremained where wherewe lteteremained
we remained until the fortress capit capitulated eapltuzted capituikted ¬
ulated It was 88 the year following she shemade shemade ehetmade
made her h r visit i 1t to the United States StatesA StAt StAtA
A correspondent to the National Era Kraat EraAt Braat
at the time said gidHer Her enthusiasm and andmUnsity andint andinttnsty
mUnsity int n ty of feeling reveal themselves themselvesin
in almost everything ter tklng she does An Anamusing Anamusing Anamusing
amusing incident was told me in Wash Washington Washington asb asbin ¬
ington in ton She was 13 handed an album for forher fortier Of Ofher
her autograph aU ph She took the book with witha Ith
a smile but on opening openl it at the nam namot nine nineof f for
ot 3L M L Bodiaco the Russian ambassador ambassadorshe aJtt dor dorshE
she pushed it impetuously away refus refusing refusing refnsIng ¬
ing with flashing eyes to appear in the tbesame theme thesame
same me book with the tool of a tyrantFet tyrant tyrantYet tyrant1et
Yet continues the Era she is one to towhom towhom towhom
whom children 110 o feeling the charm of ofher o oIter ofher
her womanhood woman IWlt without witbou OU being awed awedby awedby awedby
by her xreotH 3rlM greatnpis ltfl i0 llS SheJxsars SIte e herself herselfrfth lMnelltb herselfNith
rfth tb no military air tb UWh t is nothing nothingto
to remind you of the camp though thoughmuch thoUbhmuch thoughmuch
much to tell you that yen en are In the thepresence theprescooce thepresence
presence of no ordinary woman womanSuch womanSIICh womanSuch
Such is the glimpse left us of this remarkable re remarkable reIDArkablf ¬
markable Polish patriot who ho visited visitadour lsUIIdour
our shores in her darkest hour for a abreath AbreaUI abreath
breath of the freedom which she had haddreamed haddltamecl baddreamed
dreamed of and fought for but which whichhad whichhad whichhad
had been denied her native land and andto andto andto
to enlist the sympathy and interven intervention intervenetlon intervention ¬
tion for or the great KotIII1IthHer KOssuthHer Kossuth KossuthHer
Her youth outh ardent patriotism m match matchless IDIitebIfS matchless ¬
less courage cour xe and attractive womanliness womanlinesshave worn nUnelll nUnelllba
have ba ve made her bE I one of the worlds worldsgreatest worldswomen worldsgreatest
greatest women soldiers EOIdI r and won a aunique aunique aunique
unique place on the tablet of Americas Americasmemory Amcricamemoo Americasmemory
memory memoryThe memooThe memoryThe
The name of ApoUonia Jagiello will willIllumine willIllumine willIllumine
Illumine Polands temple of fame when whenthe wheRthe Whenthe
i the liberty she so bravely fought for forshall tMshan forshall
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