Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-09

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49,. 80 -, tie diversity of con-
,,., ,.,, IL, "seriee''
,,,,a' -. -. rodicaI differences.
IN, .S.tdera,nm Of the In
a.. Il, 80, soIitude the do
.,.a,,. ..,- at,.iiz.d man ia land.
on1 LA ias,.,,'. a,L,ivotton. this pre-
s,,nn"sa,. adontotior tbep barter
for desirable products where land.
cline and mature or hereditary genius
has also learned how to create Il sur
plus and how TO envy greater variety.
The relations Of sex In civilization
implies regulated marriage, the law
compels responsibility and guarantees
protection to "the weaker vessel" the
relation implies progeny, sacrifice, in
dustry, a home: the latter claims APP
| poIntmenta and nnnItances. food. cloth
ing. books, education. protection: 1t
means schools, trades, professions; it
also means religion, churches, NOR
atty, spirituality; in these are in
cluded relationship to others, ideas of
| honor. Justice, sympathy, association,
the discipline OF society and life.
In n broad ,epse thIs Includes the
needs md bepe6t. of combination. of
law and order of courts and ncnaltv.
of all government and taxes for the
general rule and maintenance of nu-
thorlty: there must he moral ms well
as legal force behind n decision; this
compels submission and dlcniaes
usages and institutions.
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In tho asnao,s, ~ MI, ,,,ourt, ,s os
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go,ernran, aanaa,ts, It,, -
tion discov.r, ,ra,1 nm r.o,,, s,,.,ao
I'm this ngo nt toost 90, ,y,th n d,cnit,,
and nrecIsio, ,o,.o, @, son,iI,,r a. ,
whole in tho htstor,. 90 ~, ,
race
The arts of wor ou,e,ri, tho or,s .,
peace. for tho roa.o, ,,,ai,,,, p,o, no
sInews thereof arc in tho nossa.sIon .,
governments r,ovaa unon in nar, ~.
professional snecioIis,s who fa,, ,h,,
their education and calling would be
less honorable IL purelv as nm army
Tor nayy) of peace, the latter Ia In tho
hands of civilians trades and snacu-
lators who to seoure tho ducats for
any enterprise. have to show Mt least
some prospect of profitable success
From the catapult to the l<runn
gun marks many ages of invention.
from the boomerang or how
and arrow to the latest
Browning rifle tells of ages of
advancement In sangulnary skill. and
from ancient Chinese gunpowder In
smokeless or dynamite. thousands of
speculative and inventive minds have
given such time and experiments. as no
eye save one of omniscience can ever
reveal as comprehended.
When a lad the making OF the old
birthstone match and the burning of n
piece OF linen rag for finder In the o,d
box not infrequently fell to our lot.
now "all you have to do is touch the
button and we do the rest" when the
first gas was lit in our great market
town, It formed quite an event in local
history, and the sick bed of the moor
had then hardly n fartbinr rusblipht
Tor Its illumination (D IT is surDris-
ing how one idea has succeeded an
other. Probably Utah even in Its
pioneer days. no more saw the flint.
steel and finder box than it appre-
hended in those DAYS the electric light.
or the hand cart companies antici-
pated the steam or electric cars.
Inouisitiye man seems to boy,
wrested from the Arcana of natures
secrets "things kent hid from the foun-
dation of the world" the worlds in
terests are more colossal and NOR.
complex. recinrocItv and trade nv.
factors for neoce. I,rg,isb in,,ost,,ar,s
belt the world ber conita, can ha ,o,r,
In everv land and mat s,ao,s for
nance Arar,cors o,otr, 60 ho a.,
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