Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17


OF this approaching condition, the time
for china TO act may DO near at hand,
we are told, "Roawakonod China
the writer quoted says SHAH In no wise
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rather VIII she react ~ n lighting, very
homogeneous unit even far moro 10
than The Mlk6do's alert subjects"
Mr. Gee then reminds ue of history
I'm ancient times" No says, 1--WE con-
qucrcd the booslul Turks, even sub.
joctod half ~ Europe, Thon ana not
Hannibal hold his own In Italy ana
Spain for entire deeodos' A. TO Abdu.
rahmnn and many others, do not your
histories fully record their deeds and
accomplishments Then your race was
for far from being superior "
In view Of the possibilities Of on'
other InundNtlon from Asia, western
powers arc almost certain 10 renew
their attention 10 armament And the
probability In, further that tho larger
powers VIII ondoavor to strengthen
themselves by the absorption, under
one guiso or another of the smaller
neRhhoring states Germany IN said
to have serious designs on German Aus
trlO, Denmark ana Holland, There are
German statesmen today, no the reports
say who dream Of n future German
empire, extending from Jutl0nd on the
/ north down through Central Europe TO
Albania and perhaps solonIcN on the
south Germany viii then bo the pre-.
! dominant power IN Europe, and this Ia
not ALL They recognize that mere ter
rltorIo expansion IN Europe VIII mol,
! suffice 10 make Germany world pow
or as distinct from a European power,
consequently they look forward TO en-
panaon In Africa, IN South America
and In China, They declare that tho
German army and navy must be ready
TO nRh, any one OF the powers or any
combination Of them, In order TO uphold
German claims,
The spirit OF mIltorsm Il uncom.
| monty active, France commences 10
realize that Japan may have designs
upon that part Of China over which
the French government claims jurlsdlc'
ton, Japan has n case AGAINST the 70.
public II she should deem the time
opportune 20 restore French China Ia
the Chinese government, she could urge
the necessity Of such u measure In or"
der to prevent, IN The FUTURE any
European power from using tho coast
M military basis TO tho injury OF
japan, And her cause would be Just
Franco realizes this, Italy too, Ii looking
after her frontier. only tho other day
General Bava b0ccnrIs interpollotcd
the government In the Senate about the
Technical and moral preparation foI
ltaly's defense and especially the for
,noatIon of the frontiers ovIdontl,
alluding TO the defense Of tho Austrian
confines, General Baccarls said no dlt
not believe In universal peace, ne tn
ImpcrIalstlc policy Of other powers i
n constant threat lie pointed 10 ia
pan M an example Of moral pfoparo
ton Thus, miitarism Is to the from
almost everywhere.
: Friends " peace ARE also loborlnI
20 gain their ends, They are holdlnl
, peace congresses OF national, am
! even International, character, But Wit
, an their efforts, their cause ~ far fror
, popular Much labor II needed anon
the masses Of the nations, TO brln
thcm to realization OF the fact tina
! unless some intelligent effort IL pu
: forth, to ma u peaceful solution to IN
, questions that c0uso war among ma
\ lions, the world viii yet be stained wit
blood In general outbreak, to whIc
I tho war In Asia " but prelude,