Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

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Jn,5,.,, I Us oesered an automobile ror
81 t,i,, u, - Cast ~ S55 ner day. but
S"e ~ ~ 1s,a,,jl ho,a 10 nav one
ouiN . sc 49,, Gov. very day used
80 s.o,,Ir.t sat,t,e, ms rost really $50
.r'e ,,sS, go" S,,,s aIso 5anrer Of
per ulslu lIN' M"' ,n,s,,tairs and i
u eanuoN :" ~ o-r,toe Ga irsteaa.
coz gOnti1"eu ~ AZ a. i, bsd am
! ms i sp' l"l e+o r. tS,.sns iite,,nd
Arep urNeE N1'T L7IS ~, Va n, ala
UP apIeas', ai.l ~ So, NoY,,t 70 nnipt
my way tSis" - ~ .,tS,..lo s,,a ,,1v- at
now stopptlig az y ~ f,r,,es vyere
the llstte nelns Wil9'V WY I've ~
worklnB.
THE FRENCH MILITARY ROAD,
49,. Il, 5
derful niece Of civil engineering. it
goes along the SIDES OF me elllls an
has been talFly eat "u. W i me- hoio,S
IN places the GrHp W os as "a
IS something hNe @,voo leea. e ,...aS
times, When caFuN an oi S-'i''e.S Ssip ss,.e
bS us, eaeh pesist lo .,'' W. t,.,r,eS
great ioNs pass W peltes cn t :, r. AZ,
lls Wldth- We llun W sup 10y 80 w
l9lsht pe crpNu"u pNGt LAY ny ~ n.ns
daslleu 20 pieCes IA vas spIeS wv
At other places we iliet uroS"s VI o ~
Keys, WhlGh theit AuDyte sy ,F 80 49,
20 prlhs uoWn 70 9lllsle ~ -
- l'-''~s -. E,n.aT,,
pSls iiHtlNes' Will .oau1 W. ''iN4e ''
VINO walkea me s1illle WY, In. ,,,,.l
Tine road IL tlllles.Vtlv Pm W., sd
frequent STONE cMINerAs- stltu ~" al'.'
then bridges Of stone ana iroil, hnoS
up on tne tpF OK tne -ttlas ny .,',.,,, ~
tunlel WHICH h'ls oseIl pIastep 'lli ou ~
the rooA, -al.a On -tlie NStS ~ ~, y. t,.S
PASS we Went tutous u q ueep All ~, ni.ur
npo peeV lr'tuS Ipl eie ~ 800,
The way a1s piles OF oroheii ,,,
llg lhst gag Lv'a'rs a." souis ,s a1. r,,e
tllhe tthu etvre a. So ~, 80, ,.,o
every rev Liitss' WIZ, ~ 3ett,Na.,
saRe care ~ eHS 800 mes. ", ~,
IRIS Pass - ~ 49, t = "a
Was .llS ~ eti-eoIIs 'N''~N ~
the whole region about
A DANGEROUS PEOPLE
lne NapyIes .s'e a''rous s.S mos AZ
sutIcotioiiaiy oi Oile Popu11'loi ~ A.
k t LIE ti.s 9 NE, si.ey .tse ia
love of freedom. They submit 10 the
French and work for them; but ] am
toia tlas they htlte mem at neui ,, ana
MAJ IL Frame SHOULD may" 4 s'eA. wa
III ''is 1'isr To-, .,sIIIsS So
aSsH nIeaN oul nlto lSpe7liloii, u ~
meg u;u ~ ho-l, wlie' . t,sss ave
NA' ~ 80, "a
"rulS " :" erS l.'tll S-lsa
w Als loIs' iIey were uelea1Sn py 'hs
nt,' 90 ,,t -, o,.ts.s.,S ,,,i5
S 49,, ~ ,,.,''lg "i "-'H
80 S-st5s.nI W 800 t'.s t.n,,,
no zo,,ares aho,,t seo strcnsr. ana tha
t $50 -. S,tisl9a H., a,.H .,iT
~, it a ~
L.isle w. us ~. M
vi. way ,le., Is',ol ii'e zee ne
oaN "a 30 ,i'ste ia -,S V.'i De 1850
to,rns in ,,1etv ns,r,t,vh. 49, o1n 49, ,1
s 3~o ~ oN S's NV. ,i' ~, S,,so,,
rns,l-I -,n,.. Il. r,sSs,t 20 l Tsou .
,.eYelsa. 5,,l,o a. go az M asisS'I
e,SiS 90 IN, % 49, ~ - 9 ~
S ,,It' s IS. nov ait aIy VI tl' ,
49,, " g., " nc,aa r''No ''-'' "'N NSep WIG
~ 80, ~ ,t 4,,. 11,,-.i. s.,.,-,,..
AVIllu l'l"as ". e',o iH4evS W. lrlNilulo
u .L Stle SpIltraSt Between mem ono
I ~ nIotllers III Hiotocc1 was slllNlils;
IN hor0ceo every one carried Sun.and
10 i.pl ui'VNeu 10 ~ tilso 'he NOUN
Jams uFless accompanies oy soldiers
100 MILES THROUGH THE ATLAS
MOUNTAINS
BEFORE describe my visits TO the
hhpyie villages l want to tell you
sohleIhlhs Npout These mighty noun
lHlhs when form their homes. have
IraNfIsd lnfousn the APPS, the Hlma-
ayes the Andes and the Rockies,
EAeh mas aus own grandeur. and the
same Us true OF these mighty African
mountains which In many respects
nave scenery surprising that of any
Sther range OF the world. The air here
Of BOLIVIA one ' can I s ,se s uish plateau
Lake Tltlcaea. ana tho sun is so
bright that where II strikes the neecy
waite clouds II paints patches Of navy
blue velvet on 1he mountains below.
These high Atlas peaks rise from the
plsln IN rugged grandeur. They roll
over each nthor, with great canyons and
gofgeS and they may be seen a hun
ared miles or more away, cutting the
as many uOl0rs as the mountains OF
Colorado. and In places are quite as
ragged and rocky. Almost Everywhere