The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-27

mastery of self Since the introduction
of the Delsarte system into this country
| it has been adopted in nearly every
| school in our land, besides it's applica-
ton. to the different arts, especially the
| stage. In all cases where the system
is used in school, the result is always
satisfactory in imparting a knowledge
of the beautiful the true and the good.
"Iufluence of Italy on Civilization" Char
lotte Williams.
Let us see who the Italians are, what
their ancestry was and what they have
done, before we ascertain the extent of
the obligations of civilization to Italy
The Italian historian, Livy says that
| at the outset, it is quite evident that
at once after the capture of Troy, many
of its inhabitants, Aeneas among
others, sailed westward and landed on
the Western shore of Italy, not far from
the spot where Rome was afterwards
built. This is considered by many a
romance, but still it is natural and
credible. The fugitives from Asia
Minor would not have stopped at
Greece, the soil Of their enemy, and
Italy being the next peninsula to the
west, it is natural that they should
have landed there.
Italy was the first to succeed in ere
ating masterpieces of literature, but in
painting the world owes less to Italy
France.
Modern civilization also owes some
of its bases of science to her. Calico
watched lamp that oscillated in the
cathedral of Pisa. He formulated the
law of the isochronsm of oscillation of
a, pendulum and afterwards determined
the law of gravity. Thus science one
Of the greatest studies of to-day. is fur
thered and helped by Italy In the
noble study of music we sit at the feet
OF Italy. The italian opera is the de-
light of the world. The gift of musi-
car utterance is not confined to one ma
tlon, but Italy. in this field leads all
others. The nations of to-day are in
deoted for their education in the grand
opera almost alone to Italy. Italy has
also contributed the invention of the
double-entry system of bookkeeping to
the world
Thus We see in the sisterhood OF ma
tons Italy is not only an elder sister.
but a mCst benevolent and useful one
And only the ignorant and very shallow
people will so ignore the truth as to
say Italy is an extinct factor in the
world and has not largely contributed
most precious gems to the great crown
the crown of knowledge.
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