Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

mere dealers or huxtcfs. m,ciy clerks.
and sometimes men w.hous q position
~ any kind. dtHti.u.c % all m0iul
senHe and common l1uEiy. In many
cases distance constitutes an insnpcr-
able obstacle % Thorough inytgglratl1n
OF their characters. un'crurntcly ex-
umplcs ~ the truth VI chs peltuml ~.
are only 90 easily found. \ slngie In
stance Will be- sufficient 90 prove thar-
'uFhly she utter r1.ienut ~ q the Eu-
rupcan system - making such apriirs-
iucniE. In "a large Citv II one N the
states ~ the Union, = a Frmch cln-
hul.T ageri againss whom die met
SOY JUS ChirEca have b.un made before
a cpmmltirr ~ he cduf,ry.mon In fhp
place. After a rigid irvcF.lrattun che
charges proved wen founded. u WAS
proved on lrdubNahie rviltren fh1f "a.
bad made four or I'VE friuduitrt b1nls.
ruWcils. shat about thIigy years nel
ne ngI. from France ao.cr judicial
svndcmn1iinu at1 took rouge Ia she
United states. fhlt h. secured his an.
poiuimcHi undw a flciElous name. eirat
ne was cpnducting his prlvaea nnfnirs
u.iNf several aliases am u'iIe. siurr In
nIicp, hc had been several rlnat guilty
~ perjury. IN thu Gown To- which h.
hvCa this man bears a n,p,a-i Iuf,y hal
foph'I Ion. Two % H. chiidrrn have
i.cou.ly hcru arrived nrd en- acrr 9,
thn pcriicuii1ry fur robbery. Tho come
nltitc fcfDrrCi s. arfg a renee fr a.
tlil ~ ihe Frmch nmbissasilr nj
Wa hirE.un ard eu ghc aoeraiarv ~
foreign. affairs ~ PaHs. This swaa
nipiN thlu nfipcn mIf'lhs ag1 aril ai.
ihpugh fuu profa wore furfishrd -
che truth " sh,ea accustginnlt. a. q Nm
~ action has 80, o. taken. T. may
n' fh1f tnH Frrrrh r.Vrrr4nnff De ~
iully occupied win ghe Dr.yfua case q,
..iL iih.l wfh m1itfrr ot-
curing In place ul dlsrnlt. re- T. aa
may the fac. remains shat ,he
tronch Faycrnmcrs has ) n rs.hirtr
nH Net 60 purfih she criminal. ur rNs.n
50 Nefliy fho trglh or chose accurlii. ia.
iiCfn then. We have r,rnrnirnd
scohndfcl who difhunofa the country he
F.pfeafnia. and hlF government fitss m,
.iena To- punlsh him flr his miai OBJ.
non charges wore made against clyde
Shfophlrc. he was promptly sunpfniieI
nom office. In even a worse ci-' eb~
ffench government calmly does moth.
lhEi W even retains In his poaitiou IA
man who. had d. had h'a dsFsrt would
nlNe been LONG ago sen. 10 the state
Thus We atr that Tor miserable
illon ~ economy. utterly unworthy
people are appointed 10 Important pbsi-
tinns. when V la OF the uimnft inn
pnrancr that only mon OF frcnruisad
p1hliy AMI ninrsa should rccclyc nuch
appointments. These consular o. conn
mrlcihl ascnir. representing their gnv-
trnin MS 100 matters concerning fh0 In
trf - " ihrlr country, one prerequisite
Tor IN ntilnR discharge ~ their dutles.
" That ihry should be- acquainted with
ne language uf the country 90 which
they arr sent. This D. u qualification
upon which 90 great stress cannot To-.
lald. ihHy should D. able 60 thorough
~ rNnmlnr iho commercial and Indus.
=
thtn. IN thln respect they might per-
form she most important services 60
'hf manufacturers NJ their country hy
ac1unlnting them with the steps ucres-
futy Go secure the Introduction OF their
products tn furrrn mafkr.a
our American runatils abroad have not
boon awake ln this regard. and ihs rta.
tiHilcH lhuWinE tho enormous CONNER.
clnl strides GERMANY has made during
ihn lAHi few yrArs che Increase has
been ~ per cent. ana ht trade with
she ifiilnh colonies. Austria, Asia and
The Enfl ana West Indies has multiplied
nearly 700 per cenJ show what good r..
suits trained cuuHulH may achieve for
the welfare ~ fhclr country. British
ana French merchants and marufIctur-
crl have rcas1n 90 complain N The In
efficiency ~ their representatives
abroad In comparison with tho energy
displayed by ihorc ~ America. n may
be- shat tho cunsula ~ tho unliol STATES.
being often huHlnrfa men. rae rlnHe-
gucntiy more alive o. buflncua interests.
~ all events, CN1ry srprt should BE-