Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26


ordinary food OF the best of them
the black broth. which had great
name iu the ancient WOrld--Was more
like 90 oatmeal porridgo ihau Co any
other Wand which often appears on
cur tables Tho subjects of the
shared neither their privileges nor
their principles and doubtless often
were the owuors of moro material
wealth shan the Suartnns themselves
possessed while they also were liable
to suffer- from the woes of poverty
Professor Thoms d. Seymour. In Har-
rcr's Magazine.
4 Pen Picture a Latin jew, Buef
or Boss Rucf" has "a cunning mind,
san Francisco. but az honrt hc Us
am artist. "a hlstrionic
artist. He is always playing part
and while hC picks his play with sharp
iutcuigeuco. De fools himself ana ne
forcets that the side boxes can see him
making uu. Rucf knows how DE be-
caue boss. Most bosses don't They
have certain unconscious personal glIts'
and hy instinct tako advantage of clr-
cumstauccs which lft them into power.
Rucf knew as q very young man how
Co rise in politics. Tie told me his story
one forenoon. lie lied; he always lies
--cxtraVapautly. fouushlN even when
he knows YOU know the truth. Abe
Rucf never had that virtue which o.
$50 commonly attributed 90 the political
boss. he cared little Tor his given word.
And a. is for lying that many Of his
friends and his worst enemies condemn
him most severely. Honey, for exam
ulo dcspiscs "the LIAR so utterly
that ho won't have any personal deal
lugs with him even in jail and as
states witness, d. hut Ruefs lying is
harmless 10 doesn't deceive Hcncy'
10 shouldn't deceive anybody; 20 isn't
deceptive at an. It's imagination, sub
icctivC hut vivid. Eucf ls Sentimental
Tommy" When he was telling me his
story that morning On month before he
pleaded guilty., he created for me q
wonderful image of himself. "a young
political genius educated az "a univer-
sity. born master OF the ward game,
but with the Ideals of q cultured mind.
He planned great things for "a great
city. As De painted his picture. he
was fascinated by g. as he told Of hts
fight year bv year he lost himself in
the warmth of creation. But there were
facts in the tale. and a. seemed 10 me
that I could feel the difference every
time ne struck the foundation OF truth.
Lincoln SteGons in American Maya
zine.
Strange Work when. standing on the
OF DWcllerS sea-Shorc we look up
In the Deep. az lofty range OF pure
Snowflake chalk cliffs
it is difficult to realize that these
mighty buftrpssed ramparts and heetl-
ing cliffs were formed by the gradual
deposition upon the bottom Of an an
Client sea OF the shells of minute or
ganisms, $50 small as 20 be practically
invisible to the unaided vision. and yet
So delicately and SO beautifully fash
toned that they compare In symmetry
ana in elegance OF form with any OF
the larger shells which are thrown up
from the depths upon the sea-shorc.
IL examined with a powerful micros-,
cope the varied species OF these strange
minute jewellers of the deep may be
readily observed. Some are exactly
similar to the beautiful and graceful
nautilus, which, I'm the Aegean sea,
may be seen sailing along upon the
placid waters with their white menu
braneous SAN full set. some are shaped
something like q Whitehead torpedo,
pointed at both ends and some exactly
Ike "a tiny startish. bot so minute that
even the microscope almost fails to rec
veal them: together with multiplicity
of other forms too numerous 10 describe.
And in addition 20 these mdnitcsimal-
ly diminuuve shell nsh-for those
warm primaeNal oceans tcemed with
eNurberant life-ther are also In the
chalk vast quantities OF other marine
organisms, some similar 20 those Of
the present day; some extinct for
aeons OF time. Great ammonites. an
animal curled round and round IN a
massive shell. some OF which II eN-
tended must have been many yards
boz length, cutie fish and other cephal-
opods, spiny sea-urchins. pear-shaped
sponges, kept rigid by a multitude OF
tInty apparatus like double headed
graphing irons, with iunumerable other
strangely diverse forms And so 70
went on, generation after generation.
age after age. vast myriads upon my
riads of living beings continually start
ing into existence living out their span
OF life, and then. sinking prone down
TO the depths. forming a great sub
marine deposit which at a subs iuent
aeon, by-a great CONFUSION OF nature.
was upheaved from the abysm of the
deep, and now form those upreared
snowy ramparts, which so add 20 the
striking beauty of parts OF our shores.
And so with an terrestrial life. from
man. down 20 the minutest organism.
We all live out our span, longer or
shorter. then paw the debt OF nature.
then vanish from the scene But. un-
Ike the lower creation. man. at dis
solution, starts INTO new existence.
not the temporary life OF dav. but
am unending spirit life And as the
earth-life So the spirit life II lived
I'm defiance of the laws Of God "a
terrible Punishment from His pres
ence;r I'm accordance with those laws.
and 81 the punishment for mls-deeds
having been borne bv Another. the Ac-
cuser can bring no accu sati,n. a life