Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24

taken seriously, however a..
mas a saving clause in the ~, n uhlo1
INA, ,ia, II IS not to be open 10 All pl'oY'sioq
inulScrlminately, It's aim ~ -" person7
o o,,a,s,. 70 make the English mep JsU"ea
quainted with those Who a ,l'', . ~
.ess influential in forming on,n nC'e
.ne colonies and In the rni,od ' s' Y
none others need applv ~, ''s'e 4
u STATED several very sucocsst,, gar
,'ohS We're held, but not yerv r nv, .1u'
uohe IN the way Of private mr. co '1" p"
hospitality It is recognized nv, I
uh,'ed states apd Great Britain a.
ana probably always win bo ' r,ra ~
commercial sense, But tbat r, liz
does not necessarily mean on,'h
lies OF consanguinity ana ao ,.''''
heritage IN historical Incidents II !
urged bind so closely that more ~ "
hercialism cannot rupture them
But the terms Anglo-savon 49,,
glo'Amerlean are loosely used in ~.
genealogical sense, TO lmply NOR n" U ,n
those Danish freebooters who aidos =,
British In their wars against tho n, y
and Scots in the nth and slvth ,a..
ries and then afterward oyerron uu
country and established themsolyes
It's permanent inhabitants Thev ,r,,
answer, however, in lieu Of other 1,,r.
and we must overlook a possible misaD
pllcation of them in view Of tbs o,i,'
dent Intention Of the users. which 1. =,
least friendly and well meant Y
the most prominent Of the Atlanta
unlonlsts, whose portraits are present. },
In this connection, are Dr. stopforG \
Brooke, Dean Farrar, Lord Colerida
Sir Michael Foster and Dean Hols aI'
of whom are fairly well known in mi,
country. The Rev stopford Augusw,
Brooke Is a man OF letters. some n,
whose books are classics In Britain al
is SO years old, was born in Doneeo,I
Ireland, and at present resides in Ionl
don.
Lord Coleridge Bernard John Sow.
mour succeeded his famous father ba
first Baron Coleridge, lord chief FMS.
tice of England from 1890 to 1894 seven
years ago. He is lawyer and IA
been member of parliament Tn.
Very Rev r. w, Farrar D, D.. dean 4,
Canterbury since 1885, Is 20 years old. 4
ripe scholar and author. lie Is wei
known in this country through MI,
books and lectures. Sir Michael Foster
X c, b., is 65 years old and has been !
professor of physiology at Cambrilga
since 1888. The Very Rev. 5. Reynold,
Hole, ID. d., dean Of Rochester since
1881, chaplain TO the late archbishop a
Canterbury, medalist Of the Royal H5r,
ticultural society, etc. is a man Of wide
culture and varied attachments who's,
brief visit to the United States a few
years ago was the occasion OF his BOOK
"A Little Tour In America" These ars
all members Of the executive council Il
! the Atlantic union. which also include.
Lord Brassey, Sir William NJ. Conway
DR.. Garnett, Or. Conan Doyle, Sir An,
drew Clarke and other distinguished
Englishmen. The late Sir Walter Be-
SAINT took a deep interest in the union
being a member of the council and asl
in It's affiliated societies in America The
Transatlantic society Of philadelphia
and the American society q!
San Francisco.
The membership in the union Of suca
men and their evident earnestnes,
make 1t probable that they really be-
lieye, with Tennyson, that the Idea o.
universal peace could be agitated-
TIL the war drum throbbcd no longer and the bat
tehags were iurled,
In the parliament Of man, the federation Of th
world,
But It was Tennyson also who wrote
But the iingllng Of the guinea helps the hurt iht
honor feels,
And the nations do but mumur snarling At eid
others heels,
WILLIAM ]. RUDOLPH