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hero's soul straight to the ligion of patriotic duty and put in furty years created a nation's folieity of hearea. The man who
at their inight into ite obrervano. greatnosa, founded an Empir, south lived in imminent It is not difficult to predict with changed a civilisation and prepared adly peril from the words of his which side the victory will be the liberation of a contine: t Hit colintrymen because he dared to Prince Ili: oui la was the
death Wis worthy of his life. For rwand by now the thin Typical ANI ol his natin, Hy well there are only 1Mo thats which find-given task, dies in his old age
as its greatest statesman and lower. are really grant and carry you to
He went ahead of it for * while by a foreign hand because at the
the highest huaven, to die in selt. nation's pense of justice and
only to raise it to his level. Hoforeetting action only to raise it to his level. He
in Inte, by freedom, he still nowned
hul all its virtnes in over-flowing for
Assination on the scaffold for ward in the path of his duty. It
mesine and a full share of its others, for one's country or for the is difficult choice that is given to
defects and vices. Absolutely right, and to die in the Yogin dies H of action in a world where
selfless in public affairs, qniet, by his own will, pero desith and Hope, strength and justice are not
unassuming, keeping himself in the disease, departing into that from
background unless duty called him vt harmonised, and he who
which he cache. 7It the newp* in sincerity nud neis into prominence, calm, self-con- tie, the patriot. the divine worker
trolled, patient, swift, energetic, throughly, whether he has chosen
the death of the sells here in well or ill, gathers punyer for methulical, incapable of fear, wholly given.
devoted to the natin--nuch himself in this world and the next.
is There he was building nation the Japanese and such wis It
THE HINDU SABRA. and he lived to do his work, for his
As a private own he had the death would not have protited. Japanese defects, Eien in public
An indication of the immense unirs, he had something of the He was biulding an Empire when
changes which are coming over ou narrownes, unscrupulousnes in le died and by his death that
country, is the suchen leaping in mpire will be established. "The uthod and preference of sucerse
being of new moments and son of a great man, fulfilled in to justice of the insular dilu
ganinition which are, by their vos developunt but cut off in the
but cut of' in the perill Japanese tym Added to cxistence, evidence of rexolution in midst of his work, enters into his these common characteristics of public feeling and comes of the 1!)wing or his nation and works his people be haulinius equal to future. The doul bones live indeed
a far wider scale than was that of any statesman in history. and the long sleep of the guix trusible to him in the body. Korca The cye thint read the hearts of bruken. The Music League W. will gain nothing by this r.sh and
1e', the month led to rigid indicative of much the Him wibh. untamely act, the greatest error
secrecy, the rares calm anel i« indicative of yet more. The N.:. ra tactics it could have committee
croctive peech, the brain thrt tiomalist party, while in ent i The Japanese is the last man on
could embrace i civilisation at grenent with the immerlinte ob arth to be deterred from his am- glance and take all that was needed jects and spirit of the league, wil liten or his duty by the fear of
for his purposes the swift and yet comed its birth as a sign of che kath, and the only result of this
cureful intelleet that could divine, vate political life in the Mahone. blow will be to harlen Japan to
charmisc and arrange the power of dan containity. But the Mahome her livsk. She has science, organi.
musly, the genius of invention, dan community was alway colierent, sation, oficiency, ruthless, and the talent of application, a diplo- united and sexually self conscious she will grind the soul out of
Miley pen-minded but never vncil. The strength of Islam layunin Korea until it is indistinguishable
Intinya tireless capacity for work, unity and cohesion, the trust of long Irwin Juun. That is the only wity
all these he huul on so grnnd a sale discipline ill i ty and b e 1o perpetuate n u est, to kill the
that to chunge the world's bixtory hood, the strength of the li ne soul of the subject nation, and the
way to him a by no meins stupellexibility, proge , latit Japanese know it. A subject
dous labour. And he had the a divination of mechany changes nation struggling for freedom must
ancient Asiatie gift of self-efface. broad ideas growing ispirations, always attract Indian sympathy,
ment. In Europe agening of such the fruit of a long discipline in in but the Koreans have not the
colorid proportions would have tellectual and mo al resitvene strength of soul to attain freedom.
filled the world with the mighty The Moslem league meant that the lostoul of sucking the force to rise
bruit of his personality, but Ito Mahondan WiLitwakening to the in their own inanhood, they have
worked in silence and in the shade, need of change the growth of us always committed the unprrdon- covering his steps, and it was only piration in the world ! able sin against Asiatic integrity by the results of his work that the hin.-10 yrt to the brand id of striving to call in an European
world knew hin. Like many modern life demand. The Hindu power against a brother Asiatic. modern Japanese, Ito warn septic. Sabha incans that the
l ist The Koreans have right on their His country was the God of his kening to the IC of unity ur! side, but do not know how to worship to whom he dedicated his
cohesion. awaken might to rindicate the right.
lifo, for whom he lived and in whose Does it tenn more? Does it is The Japanese cause is wrong from
service ho died. Such way this dicate larger saumaushits the stand-point of a higher inoralgreit vibhuti, wbo came down to
quickor impulse to action, earth in t petty family, an Entern
at y man the nerely patriotic, but island clan, a Dution upart and thr!
capacity for the unity and coh they believe intensely in their behind in the world's progress, and son it reeks? Is the Hindu Salha
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