Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
SHIP CANAL FROM
GULF TO LAKES
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man normally 500 free from
h..f ur,Iudiccs as Charles Dick
...iI have selected the REGION
.. urs now standing as the
DBL. f0rIom ed au" Boo Martin
I.,H Tho country Dc go bite
...H.I is now ono of the most
.. .rI productive portions of one
r. most fertile and productive age
it1rll territories n lIl the world.
ts. lfynlIHrs Ono this territory rene
HIGHER aperago of comfort
.ri..0.c. aul sturdy capacity for
.,varlmcut than the people in
tIIct OF likc extent u amy other
rrNr.u. Zine land teens with
s...I, and fertility and but a. score
.r. after Dickens wrote 30 was
t.rr tl hC nursery aud breeding
Yud of heroes. of soldiers and
t.f.mcn of The highest rank. while
r.. rrrl.I worth of the rank and file
w tba ci liens rendered possible the
..d. of the mighty men who led IN
rq0I and iu battle This was the
t..uu that brought forth mighty
tmHnam Lincoln. the Incarnation Of
ar ar is best i'm democratic life.
ana XXI. ,,,,' itt,i 'l'e 3''.'e , ~
afue another of our greatest presi-
denis. Andrew JacNson, old Hich-
most -tioh5 men, put man OF IRON
win and mcorlupuple integrity Iea'-
Irss. upright ueNotcu 10 'ne Wetlaie
O. Dos couhtiNm'H, pohe OF our Dohe
and nesh OF our HrSn' 81 'yplcaA AM
elcH W ever lhefe was un4
comm. ld u OaitluI Ietulhs OF MAI
tn 'h0I1l'"ll 10 we l'esallili'la on W
day I'D lht men "Ho' instead Oh ibh'-
ing nara TO 40 away WIN abuses
J
t.r ou9yant hopeLulhess lot the coun-
tf INSIST that ali our peopiei soolaliF
gl 'n-A -itiailEr I'D theH private HNe9
n Jess yuan ta poilplclaih' he"sPaP1E
u01. ana business men, HIe az ivWc'
l.h .1an ever before. 1T ever any one
o sou le'.a % Hll' uo" 'tOl91 W.
tnt "'fuN@ilE gloomy vic" OF inc pi's-
oI '"eu ny some u, ,ii.sdilliis pesslI
HfI ot t'Aat, You WIZ lillN u 81 IVA
comfort Go read Martin Chu@NeWll. T."
sn what D. Nell-mcamng pesslnlleL o'
d. past thought of our people 90 yediN
a-H. and then think OF the eNtraordln
aH achievement, the extraordinary
glu morally no less than materially.
OF those 65 years.
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il' NNi+E w il ma '''A' LINZ
Dickens cam ba road b, ms noyr with
rlHHf. Elijah pnvftt, rT3Urfh,I Ch,i.
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oratbar piela,s ,75.is e,,.h .,,, .i,.,,' ~,
na, but lt would Doe Of great couse
5sssiriism is an even greatar f9e of
ronltb, natfonaI gro,gfb tban "a fool
ish oriinisu. Nd was NOT ihat Diclyer.
Invented characters or scenes dhaIt
had ro ba.i. i'm f1ct. on me contrary.
l,blt he said Was true AS Far AS n
vents the trouble WAS that of many
such balf truths he made a pioture
which as a whole was absurd: for off
an half truth is the most DANGEROUS
falsohood. It would be simply silly
io Doe angry over Martin Chuzzlewit.
ln the contrary. read 70, be amused
pF 20, profit by it' and don't be misled
py IT, Keep lively watch against the
pr sent-day Posrams and Bricks but
above al distfust the man VINO would
Fr ade you 20 Iuel doWnhearted about
na c2unuy because OF these same Po-
r .nd Bricks, past or present. II
ai ne toohsh 70 ignore their OK
a.e or the existence or anything
mat Is bad IN our national life;
bog Ii Would pe even more foolish 10
ignore the Nasigr forces That tell for
ffNl, business. FRIENDS, there is every
na 'u why we should hght whatever
is e'l lh inc present. But there Is
a'so every reason why we should feel
sturdy ana cpnhdent nope Tor the
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