davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-21

Der er inssn Rpbeo.r RI q
imitb, men en- aO~rrsIpOnosrt :
court flyer, at 6orisg, ION ), s.sl
rsoe Trooper sioros pua al b.gs."
rers, bleD bsiparst mso ct sO,r ~.
gram, iom idsos: 48il bar, 4.
imoreen." II
HappOrten ON, at General pon
ituIos bare blepen brq6t al e. goa
fragment nrr aabpimitb, itrios,
uben Spipl fra Snbfgote. en a,..s
ipOnOent fO~rsipur9te fig / Rrio.s'
p%artementet og fit ct Suar, ~,
omtrsnt ION en- oHicieI gsnaot,r.
iost en- Gmbebsmaub Iuooe. %
bopOs facet llnberretningsr ON qo"
bert iensre enb ben an8ioelios w..
for bans Seh. "
SprRnger en- BRO.
Giteourt, 13be Hop. - Gp ~.
trulie al 60be Riflsr, bereoent 3ripr
teri, unoer &ommanpp al Soots;,
euitace, ipm Dros af'teo 81. 8 irr,,,
ges. naaebe Gbiepslep, tolD gGiI my.
benfor gitcpurt. 81. II. 9e b,,,,
en- Grploiion fra Stationsn, g.,
paniertrain Tom til en- Dbl ira ~.
%ploiionens Steb pg iaa 500 9o,,
Oa to grplofioner til blep bort. an.
greb Srainet unoer &ommlnDp a;
Sir Yrpan Geisblop goerne Ga ior,.
latte fire Mil pioere til ct Steo, boo,
be fanot en- ipr9ngt BRO. I en- On.
ben Retning er 9perne minore enO n
Mil fra gbispelep.
Siger 2aogimitB CT i0lOt.
paris, 16be glop. - Gn QlOis. ion
tgdaraftss tunogiproe, at 0ensroC
8bites StDrte / 2abpImitb 5oOn
opergipet Jig, CAB ingen &ilOe for fin
GrtIaring; men Happprten ipnss a.
bore alminbelig troet. 6olt 5r
flyer, at bet brittle 8rigsoe2org.
ments Sausbeo betpbsr, at Der if,
bar noget gpot at betienOtgipre, %
nogle gaar iad piot iOm at fac, at
guoifab ON Heoerlag bolOes tilboee.
Sosrne rgifer irem
Pretoria, ODE Rop. - Hoole al
Soernes aommanbper er HI tuR
1900 Yaros fra 8riternes Qinju
G%oopImitb. llnoerretnihg berom ton
bib ioag fra gperleiren peO Qoog.
imitb. Rappprten tiger, at en- ppos.
iom &anonuoe begpnbte peo 0Q99n
ibag, men bolbt op, oa Here gNI
8ommanoper Tom 9riternes gtrjs,
iao ner ION 1900 garos % aobrsss
en- 9epGrilb. Saapiot mar peO bsr,
er alt roligt / Mafetins % &imbsr
lep.
Spnopn, 15oe Rob. 2onoors
Gpiier er after uoen Rpbeoer ia
Spo afrita, naar unbtages, at isn
Sranspprtbaaos er dntommst til
Sapitaoen. $4,000 Manb er lanoiat
iiben 9be Npp.
9a Stanbarb I arigsoepurtemn
tet sioroe 6oreipSrsiel ON Telegram.
mer fra 8rissFuepIabIen, bier os
iooret, at en- Del Selesrammsr bar
TONNE, men ba be argit militGre D.
taller. pilbe be nsppe blipe ofentlis.
giort. STANDARD Tiger, at General
Butler lite sr / &apitaben, men oppt
| 2anoet | Rorb. San bar fuIbsnSt
fine planer til llnoIatning al GaNp.
imitb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-21
Gil binDre l%lnoiGtning.

2onbon, 18oe Rop. - 2llt peger
paa, at goerne / Ratal % Saptploz
MEN bill gisre alt, bpao be fan for at
binDre be osntebe brittle 5orItGrtnins
ger fra at nau 2aopimitb. 9erfor
%toncentrerer De Jig / Smesnen al Gits
court.
Oct antages ia~noipnlist, at be
aommanooer. Tom er rapporteret at
bep9ge fig / 3uluIanb og norbpper
mob 9reptoipn nu er toncentreret |
Beenen, b~pprfru be burtig tan gaa
entsn til GoIenIo eler Gitcourt; beage
oisIe Steoer ligger ptts Mil fra Deez
men.
Sorgerne bolber a~ubenbart SSsrnbas
nsn | Gnnersoale, nogle Mil / Horos
belt for GitcOurt, % man bill piItnot
mart bcre, at 8roen pper Tlupt Riper
er Doelugt, bporoeo al Sernbanefors
binoelie meo Gftcourt bill bore afs
bruot.
Der er ingen paalioeligs Oplpsnins
ger ON, bpor tor Stprte M pasIer
pda G'tcourt; men bois Rappprten
ON, at 1000 8oer sr bsta6eret fra
Stprten peo 2aopimitb, er mtorrett, er
minbit 5000 Beer forbsreot paa at
mpOitda 9eneraI 9iloparos Solpnnss
5remrbtning.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-21

&c upie ester, mar tlpber SA"
Gycuriiousbilet, at Den er meo u A'r'|
len & Co.'S gfstra.og ira Gbi'ago iaiN' w.
Sefias Sule. Grcnriiou, iom nlaaaF .s u
Nppebfo% itoret, 1875 6. 8iu5ie gree u"
ioe December.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-21
gritif Heberlae.

gitcourt, 15be Nop. Ct pans
iertrain git at Sporet n~oroenfur
6rere Station Og blsp bsTuot al 90
srne. Sonoon 9ailp Mails aorrss
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-21

mes Organ / Johannesburg, tiger, at
1000 gorsere forlpo en- Sitting NOR
benfor 2ubpimitb ben l4oe Nop. I
ben SenIist at lutte Jig til @snsral
9ptbas Trooper NOR @itcourt ps afs
Ifiere General Buffers 5remrptning.
9onbon, 17be Nop. - Gn Seret>
ming, trptt / Pretoria, ON 2abpimitb
8pmbarbementet ben 9oe Jpp. Tiger,
at inaen Yoer blep %iaaret. De bri@
tiite 4rtileriiter pebblep uafaoeli9 at
latte Bomber inb / Soernes 89rter
runbt 2abpimitb. pretpriatpmmanz
bosns Sitting blep ubploelis paa
@runb al ben bebe Slo, men ben fore
8anpn Oprmopentlig 8pernes LANCE
5om," Der Iaa pfte sr omtalt) f~relite
Situationen. Sfslgs famine autoriz
tet par 2~aopImitb fuloitGnoig omrins
get al gpsrne ps beres anoen fore
Sanrn bar / Sitting paa Sutpur
Ssioen.
YpmbarDeret ON Nattcn
Qonppn, 18pe Rpp. = De iipfte
Rpbeoer fra 2~uopimitb, iom tommer
fra 9oertilosr, ipnes at piie, at 9ris
tsrnes Insrebt paa Den beleireoe
5tprte ben ABE Hpp. blep tilbaaes
ilauet, ps at bette peb Mionatstib
famine Rat blep fulst at ct 8ombars
osmsnt paa 9psn fra ale Santer.
en c~sniursrst &apport, fra Pretoria
beItriper aanonaben Tom '~"forpanos
Irncs Ruttens itile Mtrte til ct Sell
psoe at bpinsnbs. bpislenos Bomber,
Tom fra ale aompGsIsts Stressr III.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-21
Siaioen ipeffet.

2pnoon, 17be Npb. - Den lanee
Sausbeb ON Speratipnerne / Ratal
sr nu bruot paa en- poerIt upeltomz
men Wfuabe for griterne, bpis Sors
baabninger, iom bar begrunbet paa
5orftertnin9ers antumIt til apIten,
bar fact ct ilemt anat peb TIMBER
retningen ON Paniertrainets lllptte
nGr Gblepelep. goerne bapoe fat op
Ell me9et iinbrig 5eIoe, oe Srainet
ipnes at babe gaast i ben meo ct
Barns ufploigbeo.
Jor Soft Der Ter bet ub, Iom ON
bore Sropper | Notal er bef9nat meb
ben famine 5prast for fin bp9tlae
5ienoe, ION taratteriierer 8obts
tiabspatrioterne Der biemme. Def
bar betienot, at 8oerne bolbt Can.
bet, bporisiennem PanIsrtrainet ali
frem og tilbage / here 9age; men at
bet Hap ri for Gnsreb Itprtebs ma
turligpis 9riternes Selptiaih.
efterat be bar faIOt / 8eloen, bar
Den perionlige Sappsr6eo npttelss
foran goernes uomrrtsbe SIo, % MI
er Soerns iitdno til at Isnbe ct mt
Parti Sanger, fOrItielis opgipst fra
80 til 100, til Pretoria. Der er II.
ben 9Oiol ON, at Winiton Gbur6ia
sr bIanbt Sanssrne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16
ENGLANp's WAX.

There are charges that the bullets
used IN tho South African war are con-
utructed ln violation u the humane
principles advocated nt the Hague COM
grcss. A. that gathering the ao-oallod
Dum-dum bullet was condemned by a
majority ~ tho delegates. but q seems
10 be- easy 20 set round agreements of
that Kind. II IL stated that the now
bullet has a copper socket which com
talns charge OF smokeless powder
A. tho end h lead bali enclosed In a
nickel cnvciop. Toward the head OF
tho bullet there u q small opening. aud
when Il strikes. the proieoiilo mush-
rooms and causes fearful wounds. Both
the Bocfs and the British are accused
of using such little informal machines,
and Il IL believed. n the charge can be
proved. this would be sumcicnt ground
Tor Interference by other nations Tor the
purpose ~ ending any needless lnhu-
mainly On the mode of warfare.
II deserves notice. ln this connection,
that the uocr war ~ regarded ln Great
britain the most serious arnir ln which
lNNA country NNH 'NhAN'N "ANHN tf'''f'
cd. The London Daily News Eivos some
startling figures. II calls attention 90
the fact that the forces under General
Butler number 10000 men. while Eng
lands contribution 20 thc Crimea war
was only sto00 Infantry 1000 cavalry
aud 60 guns During the Waterloo
campaign there were "a mite over 10000
British soldiers. including the German
Legion" In the battle of Waterloo only
1900 British infantry were engaged
and during the Tel 81 Keblr campaign
IN Egypt only something over 10000
British troops took part. The force
with which GENERAL Butler Il going 10
suhdue the Tranayaal. it Il added. Is
larger than tho one with which william
OF Normandy conquered England,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16
JAPAN AND RUSSIA.

There viii be no war between Russia
and Japan. says the Russian minister
90 Korea. and there are sound reasons
Tor accepting this statement as true II
Russia can avoid such "a war
In the nrst place. Russia has Jailed TO
secure "a foreign loan, and she has pre-
sumnbiy mo- money with which 10 carry
on o. war N aggression. An attempt Co
r1l,e money was made ilfat ia France
ana then in Great Britain, but 60 no
purpose. An EFFORT was thcn Put forth
20 interest German capliHiints. but
those declined the proportion. not COM
sidcrlnr ilussin'H finances Hatiafnctory.
In the second place. japan has an
effective army Of about 10000 men,
exclusive of the officers. Many Of those
have acquired their military training
In Germany. and the soldiers are we'll
drilled and superior TO both Turks and
gpanlarda. Tho feet Of Japan 10 Of
such slice and power that Russia might
we'll hesitate 20 provoke an attack
besides. Russia would have 90 take
into account the interests of the United
States and Great Britain In n move
mont against Japan. ilumor has 10
that our government has informed GER
tain European powcra that this coun-
ny cannot witness with Indifference
any forclblc Encouragement u Chinese
territory. while England % engaged In
South Africa. and this 81 a sufficient In
dicutlon that aggressive steps In eastern
Asia would be- hazardous. japan
backed by this country and Great
britain. might easily ovcrun Korea and
perhnp1 drive the Husalaua out Of the
entire Llao Tung peninsula. There will
by 40 war IN those regions at this time,
unless japan commences IT, which 10
highly Improbable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

why are there not any more million.
aires In the world2 That question q
writer In rho Philadelphia Medical
World essays 60 answer by calculating
tho amount a lahorcr would have been
able 90 save. had he commenced woIk-
Ing at the beginning OF our era ana
kept on until now, and put away one
dollar every working day during this
period.
The writer supposen that tho car-
uontor'H Son OF Gnlilcc had been work.
ing at His fathor'a trade from the day
OF liis birth and then proceeds;
al the historic umc OF His death. at
tho age uf thirty -thrU. what would He
bc Wlrlhg Tho calculation o. cuHyi 3Gj
days minus % sunduys equals 500 work.
tng dayH IN each year Multiply that
by 80 years and we have lua-p days
but We must ndd 'lFht days Tor eight
loan yuurn This would make 1857
and 81 utr day saved would equal Hs
many d0llar iiOe3t, Far from q mile
lion, yel labor began NJ birth and never
a holiday nor q day lost by alckneasl
1t ua suppose that lie had lived the
allotted seventy years. then how would
tho account stands only gll,e21i our
workman has "a long ana weary task
before him 90 earn 30 LARGE an amount
na % million dollars our hero must
trudgg along through summers heat
and winters storms, Years ANA dee
Cadoa come ana 80 until they grow into
c.nuri0s nud Hiill hc works ON. for hla
task o. only begun Ito acea king
donna and empires rise and TAIL but Htili
hr lahUTH ou, Tor che greater pnrt OF
hiH task is stlli before him. 90 Let ms
see how ihIa task would stand ut this
time. We ere not counting interest.
hut purely tho earnings OF labor W..
have seen that his Havinga would be-
lal3 per yo1r, thia would hH f1l.3OO prr
century hut adding twenty-five DAYS
Tor twenty-five loan years per century,
it would Dee S3i 1896 per century no
determine how bio account would stand
ut tho beginning M tho present ceu-
fury, multiply $40 gli by ls. and the TO-
suit 81 FaGltop and add ga0Gli Tor tho
ninety -oight ycara OF the present cone
tuty ana tho amount is ffp2.iel 80
The tack ut The present tlmc would he
only a little more than hall done"
The calculation 70 more curious than
Of any practical value. II leaves out
of Confederation the question OF inter-
! est, and ,hls Is strange. considering the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

chalk. TO be- used In tho Manufacture Of
cement This trade Is now chiefly with
Great Britain. but now arrangements
have been made whereby q line OF
steamers viii be put on between Copen-
hagen ana Now York directly.
Danish business men have Tor years
had % desire 20 enter Into more cStcn-
slvc trade relations with this country
and the arrangements now made may
be- considered n forcrunncr 20 further
operations IN this direction. II Amcri-
can coal can be laid down IN copen-
hnren ar cheap aa. or cheaper than the
British product. tho probability is that
b. viii and its way 90 other ports in
tho Baltic. and that a vast market VIII
he 0uonol up.
This win be- followed by an exchange
OF other products. and the prospects are
that great commercial activity VIII
be- the result
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

49,. ,.,,.,,tit..s, ,.ef...a ain tnluit
'''' ', 49,. t,,., ,.,,,,il,g
~ every "don,lls IN ul'h ln,,u u'.l.
ih'ina.iNef' nhu 'il 'u w.
ara people on the .h','l
DO ihe HenNieH VINO '' ".
nl' ana eject ine beihue'''.
likq me reflection liu. w w. w. w, XII.
by The pap'r "nioh ol,'iD' 10 ~ ''''"
organ and mou'nI',', ..-....
the same worry '''''0'' p''''
The News vehcmenily insists thni the
,hui, p oil n., X, i.th,t te ,,4s nom.
i,,tai H. oe9.ioilc Influence. FROM the
Incl We have held 90 that View ana 70
is true.
Il be- not nocof'ary 10 refer 20 thc hlei
of The sheet that now m'h'' 'h'.
rcrii0n. ita readers Know vefl wen 'h't
30 t.., ,s,...t.lly and Continuously sn-
"'' ,t.. ....,.t,,. ,.Itb
n'nN'i'H l' il.i' ..t
Che lieai that Mr i'ouertA WlH .i'.'''
and sent 20 CongrcfH by Che Influence
Of Che church Cor thl express purpose ~
ohtalnluc national recognition Of polyF-
amy. Al the time Dc was well nwaro
that thia notion was totally untrue ana
the very opposite OF tN" A'Ntf o." t'
case.
of course Dc will not do for the
aNowa" 60 dispute the unanswcfhble
argument contained in thr assertion ~
the Tribune. that "from thr hut 10 has
held 90 tho Wow thnt Roberts was nom
mated By apostolic Influence Tue
proof thus furnished d. fo convincing
that % would De- iile Co onor anytime
Co tho c0ntmp. The Tribune says .',
an1 who unl aay that that ia not EVE
dsure vnouFh7
our very log.cli contemporary wants
the 'NoWsr Go answer zone qucr'ion'
~ then prupoundi a whole SERIES Dur
the hrst Is this.
,supposs that on thc day The Constl.
tuition was ratified. % had been toil
mat three yonr. Ifuin ,,at n, ,3s,',i5 i,s
wv. ,.i' wv, IN tbe ti,"~ Tor m dozen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16


Deliberate mlastatomcnta OF fact are
made almost daily concerning tho Lat
tcr-day Saints. They cannot mis-
lead that part Of the public which is
anxious and willing 10 ascertain the
truth. and Intelligent enough 10 dis
crimlnatc between facts and hcuon.
They can influence only those whose
prcludlcoH are stronger than their
reason. and who are swayed By passion
instead Of governed by argument, Their
purpose must be- TO hndle anew. Il
possible. the namca Of hatred that but
for such proceedings would long ago
have been cxtlngulshcd completely.
IL la thir uufalmesa In the mode VI
warfare. this dishonest method OF at
tack that brands the crusade as a re-
lgioua persecution.
Those reflections are suggested by the
statement made this morning lu Salt
Lake paper that tho "Momons" used
% sly that "tho American government
compelled thum 90 furnish "a battalion
1f the youngest and strongest mon TO
go Go war with Mexico. "thp object be-
ing TO prove that the government OF
tho United states was among the most
brutal and cruel In the world"
As 10 the Mormon Battalion" II ~
ON record that President Brigham
Young on the very day. when the re-
qucat OF the government had been pre-
scented to the Saints by Captain Allen.
az Council BUNS told the people not
10 regard that rcquIaition In the SAME
llght US the expressions they had sur
fergd Ia Missouri and Illinois. That
there was a lingering doubt In The
minds OF some as TO the intention Of
mora conserving an agreement between
Senator Benton, an invctorato Zoe TO
the people. and President Polk were not
calculated TO dirpel those doubts. But
the leaders OF the Church ala an Ia
their power TO nnpiro fun confidence In
the government, ana they gave tho key
10 the future sentiments and acts OF the
Saints President Young, IN his fare
wen address, said In part.
~ want 20 say to cyory man. tho
Constitution OF the United States as
framed By our fathers, was die
tatvd. was revealed, was put in-
TO their hearts by the Almighty
o., and 1 tell you lu tho
name OF Jesus Christ Do b. as ru0d as
ever / could ask Tor I say unto you.
magnify the lava. There iH poo Lass lu
tho United States. or iu thr Cuustltu-
ton but 4 um ready 60 make honor
able"
with ruch sentiments as these tho
Battalion started on lts ever memorable
mission ln q spirit OF reverence FOR
Che Constitution and loyalty 90 al. the
laws ot the Republic. the Mormon"
sntllud iu this rrgIon and commenced
tine atupenloua task or itH redemption.
WIN hearts nlled with love for the
government. they continued that work.
Go tho best OK thelr ability. The hope
oi thc Saints always was, and 10. that
ultimately they viii be- known aa they
are, and not aH represented by the care
features painted in the flaming color.
| of bigotry and hatred,
The time win come when this hop.
Will De realized. AZ no distant day bills.
tory In reply 90 ISLANDERS renoounl on
the loyalty OF the citizens OF Utah
viii point 20 their achievements durina
the late war. us a sufficient rofuutlon
And they can AFFORD 60 await the win.
dlcation OF history In this matter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

The prompt and apparently cheerful
United States We're compiled with can
be attributed 10 but one cause, ana
that is the naval power OF tho nation
az Illustrated In the late spanish war
Tho manner IN which the military and
naval strength OF this country was
demonstrated IN our encounter with
Spain has given 10 an nations "A strong
desire 10 gain our friendship. u they
do not love ua, they az least respect
and fear Us, and they aro therefore
anxious 10 be on good terms with vs.
II II not improbable that II these dn'
mands for an equality IN China, 30 fni
na international commerce is concerned
had been made hve yeara ago, thcy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

The policy the president seems "a
have adopted with reference % china
IN the least Offensive onc-provided that
the United states must now actively
concern itself In the chinese empire, In
interests. Hut there "a good reason Tor
thinking that either policy open door
or partition-wlll lead 10 wars during
the next century which In cost VIII
equal n not exceed all the material
proft derlynblo from the now doctrine
OF Intervention ln oriental affairs 40
compared with the old one Of letting the
European powers fight Il out among
themanlNgH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

Our only concern as "a nation now
o. 10 SEQ that ln the future arranEemoui
from the new rulers OF the soil Impair
tlul treatment 90 commercial matters
We are not likely TO dictate tarin poll
lOlsa. for the very excellent reason that
such course might suggest 10 for
DlgnerH the ldel that they have right
90 interfere with our own regulations
Affecting lmpo1ta on gn0la brought
Into this country What rights we as
sort for ourselves we shall have 90 con-
code 10 othcrH. ana we nro not likely "a
attempt 90 cvudc sn just rulo " In
ttrnaUoual comfy FOR the sake OF
pleasing flee traders who see ln an un-
dcrHtnndlug with England 90 koop the
trade door OF China open tho entering
wedge 10 destroy the principle OF pro-
lection,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

The importance Of American CONNER
ciil relations with china iH now Hencr-
ally recognized. ana the government
has given more attention 60 their pro-
tectlun during the past year or two
than the subject has ever received be-
fore. This has been made absolutely
necessary by the encroHchments % Eu-
rupcau nations and the Increasing pos
sibliity that "apherou " Influence are
20 be- extended. As yet, steps Of this
kind have not been detrimental 90 the
United States, but 10 o. always p1asl-
be that the leaHc-h0ldorH OF chinese
territory ana ports may take some ac-
ti0n that would hurt American trade
Interests. and u a. essential that the
government shall b. IN u position To
lru-irnt. lmy nunh nllnmnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

There o. In the situation. however,
much which tends 90 support the belief
that sooner or later We win come into
conflict with those powers that claim
10 have special interests ana rights In
cnce." The United States do not claim
Jurisdiction or Influence over a single
acre of Chinese territory, but thoy do
claim tile right 20 opportunities ~ trade
on equal terms with other nations IN
every part OF China from north 10 south
and or Tar into the interior as any
nation has q right 10 trade. How our
rleht 10 equal trade IN an parts % the
empire can be rcconcllod with the ag-
gresslons " European powers remains
10 be seen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16
srnrnrs or rNrLuENoE.

There % no doubt that the United
states has hocomo potent factor IN the
International Problems relating TO
china. The Information comes from
WHshlrglon that the State department
hes given Chlnu and the powers OF Eu-
rup1 20 understand that this country
win not permit any ~ lts treaty rights
In China 90 be abrogatod OF ga any way
mudlhgd hy uuy concessions which may
hp obtained in that empire by Euro
pelu nations, ln other words, this
policy shall h0 maintained m china,
reRlrdlesa M the lpUca, spheres OF In
nuaucc,' trade or territorial rights
which Russia. France or Germany may
acquire there AZ Tor England. there n
mo- danger tn this country from that
source. Tor Engand and tho United
states VIII stand together 10 prevent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

fact that the Author ~ the parable or
the talents takes palms to condemn the
laborcr who used hole 10 the ground
az a savings bank Instead Of putting the
money into the hands Of "thc oNchans-
cts" to draw Interest.
The calculation IL made for the cvl-
dent purpose Of making the tolier feel
the impoaslblllty Of obtaining anything
more than a bare living, while the
capitalist 20 swimming In wealth. but
no good can come ~ sowing The scoda
u disqualification broadcast Society,
90 at present organized. has many im-
pcffcctiona ana much that needs cor
rcctlon. but thc fact romaina that the
laborvr N today 10 "a king in comforts
and Injuries Of lifc compared 90 the
conditions " the same claaa two thoue-
and ycara eco And the progress T.
etll going on. 10 10 also o. fact ihai
tho millionaire can set little more real
Joy ana lasting satisfaction out Of life
than can tho honoot tollcr. There arc
treasures within the reach of all, more
precious than sold and silyos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-16

Congressman y. II. Roberts Is re-
ported by the Associated Press as say
Ing that be does not intend TO rcslgn
his seat shortly after Congress meets.
and that no Mormon" Elders have
suggested that be- resign. Everyone
who knows the source OF the report
about reHieulng and Mormon" lnnu-
once IN connection herewith also knows
that the stories were base inventions.
promulgated chiefly for the purpoic u
injurlng the Mormon church by
making It appear that Us officers die
lated In politlca uni secondarlly to
give an Impetus TO the polltlco-sec-
tartan move to deprive Mr, Roberts Of
the position TO which he was elected by
hia political friends