Inter-Mountain Republican | 1908-01-31 | Page 4 | Find Beauties in Peace.

FIND BEAUTIES IN PEACE Down in Cuba every overy man wanted tobo to tobe be bo boa a military her herp That is the reason rea rea- son Soil there was always an insurrection before the tile days of the American oc oc- oc That is la the reason there were fifty captains and forty private soldiers in the Cuban arm army when General Gen Gen- eral oral Shafter Shatter landed back of Santiago But now It is believed a change has come over the spirIt of the Cuban CUban dream The following news dispatch will be cheering Quite Quito the most en encouraging tendency cy which Governor Magoon and others have noted d during the year ear of or intervention Intervention Inter inter- is the dis disposition on the part of the industrial clement element among the tIle thep Cubans to turn away way from military glory as a path to honor and prefer prefer- ment If the governor and those who agree with him have ha been accurate observers ob ob- ob- ob servers ser the they have ha discovered the beginnings beginnings be be- ginnings of a movement which mu must t Inevitably in- in prove a blessing to Cuba Before th the civil 1 war every tely ery f family had bad Its ts military b hero herD ro The troops troop's did diel not fight any anyone one but were alwa always D under un- un dor der arms 11 in uniform parading n ab about t tin in the the sunlight and looking tremendously killing Out of that habit kept up for generations generations gen gen- came the belief that the South was invincible People who had lived there from irom Infancy had no sort of question the southern army could march from Richmond to New Ne York Yoi-k by br wa way of Chicago And it spoiled them They wouldn't have been half so willing to fight if the they had not been bred to look for fighting as theone theone the theone one means of settling all questions They i would have accepted the peaceful peace peaceful peace peace- ful advances of President Lincoln it if the they had not been bred bred t to sword and pistol Since the war the Southerners see seea a gr great at deal of beauty in peace The They TIey are the he better for tor or it So is the entire entire en en- tire Ure country And the they are not nearly so liable to get into a foolish war