Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-13


,o,,,, ,ir,a ,bout tho vounr kaiser, Of |
,,bnr, he saw much during his stay.
" IL ,+ ,ou,rd a. tbe French sol
~ ~ ~ i,,td SOL, ,hnt bc rnnsidprs
NJ -, ~" eli. ~, o,,,,ais az Tho cor
We F. - ~, H. rtiasntlt helisves
.,.'.', 90" 80. viii come tirc breal, ont
T., , ~ '.... a 10 Traprb ma Tho Germans.
mr. Cetroars he saws. have been try
- -, aa,,ciiiote tho Irrench over since
I'VE 10 eo'o W. Ne Franco pruseian war.
,ne c'ose VI eacod tbo rSrencb 70 nav
,T,,,,, e. oSo nNo oo0 ond To rive them
' ti.,,,,o. ,,.,.,irc "Tba French will
49,. fnrsi,.e TINT " said Gen. Miles,
i'ond the hattie viii have to be fought
uIu ~ ~" sooner, M, later General
aS,i,,, .,,,,s ,,,,cb innrassed with Prcsi-
Mics wa "' 49,, III H. I,,rriInj nc one
ur", ~ -. "ii,,,,to,,a ord ono ~ the
~ W ,,,i,,s 90 tnrone
aplest Iult.s w ~. NAN ,,,,,.
QUEEN Clpi.i" N-'D ii1i' N'''
In talking of the English troops the
general SAID ne saw SV,ovG VI , .ier, a ~,
SnG l, aoi,irnsd and Veiieotiicered,
While looking at the maneuvers of
mo arr,v Gtiaen ViCtorin called Gen
III NiiI9s 81 tho rorriaqe and asked
49, H,ist he Thought ~ nor troops.
nv ,.nnroi spvs The army has great
d,,,isotio,, rn,, tho ounen. and that he
s,,,,,d ~ strang rnvoi sentiment among
tb, Irnp1igh mamie. AS the queen ap-
,'a,,,,-d i,"forn tin soldiers they mani
rcstad thsir devotion i'm every way. The
80, ~ ,hoir hats nm their bayonets
- I'D ai,d rtn.rad with wild en-
! tb,,siostn This so affected Queen Vie
| tori, that tears ran down her face
AZ The general said this asked him
NJ. no. whether there was much re-
,,,,,i,con continent in England, He
rc,,iind.
t.rhr English peonle may want a
ronuhIic and / thluI, they would like
n liberal government, They are. how
have right to he proud of her wonder,
full reign during the past sixty years
Ibid you see the prince of Wales
general" l asked.
Yes" replied General Miles. 81 had
some conversation with him. He was
very civil but he had changed con
siderably since | saw him on the bos-
ton Common in 1850. He was EoU
know, then visiting the uhlteu S'"'eS'
NEW THINGS IN WARFARE.
.,,., ,,n.. ,t1 .,,nu have
Iciltia a. M ~, arn,tss Of Irurope,
JuSr ,ho,a shnuld he a war tomor.
rSi,. ,,,bet ,,,oi,id he some Of its new
a,G ,I,nractertetic fentt,res?''
ai .ir,,.' ,,,'',i5 i's crsatar use of tn,
,,,.,tia,,t t,,an o,,ar before - repliet
$500 Nil .rbc telerhone would
t htaic'"I r, T., a. and steam powe
MA q Iiar,,ai,, ,,seJ In ,novinr troop
moI'u ,,,,, ii', ;rhnrn ,vouId he man,
~ ~ ,,,dd ar,,e and lonr-range guns
s sl"i nowder would be used
U'Iuo tho rripcinIes of warfare woul,
L., 10 ss,,,a tbnrn ,voild he n chang
q, ,actics nottlas wound he fought a
a longer range. Strategy would b
more important than eyer: III, InG ti gfe "a
: of shorter duration than those of u, tn
past. There Will probaply De FEWER i've
lost. moo ,,,1r
: OUR ARMY lp'' SMALL
How about the increase of our army
general? DO you still hold to you
opinion that we should have NOR
$ troops?"
p YES. l do" replied the general.
e have held that opinion for many year
e our army is too small for our wealt
e and population. l think the army an
navy should grow as the hhtio
grows"
y But are not the Euror'dn coui
tries loaded down with solL srs?'
Eyes. they have more than they ca
. comfortably support. They are at OF
u end of the extreme; we are Mt u
a other. We should have hNed rat
= for the increase of the army. | thif
: we should have Mt the maximum OF
, trained soldier for every Thousand
!, our population, and as minimu
y one In every two thousand. If we III
y one to every thousand this would 81
" us an army Of about three times Z
size of the present one. This rat
! should be kept up. the number
~ troops to be determined by the Gems
to be taken every ten years
u MILITARY TRIPS TO EUROPE.
-, :. ....,,,.,t a., ,,o,, t,irl, Va
y zen me- Eonei"'' w ~
lr lfin mas poin 4. hosr ran,,od @,
l. Yes thlllN ~ " rs r,,,,,hor
r Miles mere my a. ,,,i,int, aro
staterleiits cuI'cgi Il'is ~ t,la, ~
i true ulu no' w. ,St,.a '', n,,ar,,ro 1,
nelng senI 10 1ul =" ,,,,.tars mo
l. the condition of military matters the
ID ana not ask 10 e., iae 50 ~ ga
war ana me ires'uene EaSe se nv U,
ana Went, Inc otuast ~ i &C., ~
,a me was not oltoTether me s'r'cn- !
NJ lish war and the danger OF Eene