Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23

grounds. how ought an anlm,,
ored ana marked in order To IN ell.
Conspicuous as possible? plait, M
duly, as naturalists have saids ana
means; brightly and natohI,, by no
highest possible degree nv, 20 ihs
brighter and more arbitrary uollet
creatures patterns are. thn suen a
VIII cut up MS own peculiar ana .u'y
acteflslic FORM, and dissolve hi,v Nlal
MS oackgrounu, as II were. Conve.n0
the only coloration which couI5 sely
such an animal conspicuous k 'usN
monochrome, without countst Qua
or pattern. This would MAKE Snaerh
form apparent by it's light ana sold
or his peculiar outline by its mn shade
dingy color. Monochrome alon. aoVFNen
solid object intiinsically consri ,uaS'7
against q normal landscape p,.. uous
contrary "a the common onini,, ms
at intrinsic power to destroy a. nav
splcuousness of the obiect e VQi,
they are placed. The strnngo,. A. Rlca
tern appears, the DINNER ann, pst'
forms and outlines of its wearar tns
Gerald III. Thayer's THE cona II9H
Celebration Of Animals" In Tho -ins
Century. Iui4
diplomacy I'm not sure t,o. Il
rs DooieS. want to be an n,obo. "
Views II. dure IL ,,,a,. iuaSsa'
come home again NIX
life Is gay, but it units w r. .
cookin'. A lawyer. prominen, ico auIA
n pretfssor iV n collodge, or a ,,oiDNS9l
clan, who has lost his pun with * hh','tty,k
Is stnt over to riprisint his conn,S,
He starts out n sturdy American ~
~ tn Fourth ~ July an wearin VI
American nag as u hatband Rnt a.
hasn't been gone long before he bas, ~
to appreciate tn discnmforts iv ros,,t
lican simplicity. He may not havo NY NY
very much Nv a dignitary at hona 80 ~
here he's a gr-reat fellow. Ins,ooa 0g v
bein' saluted as Say you be tho MI, y
he is addressed as 'Yeer eXce,lsnss
TIL people seem much more nojlsts,,
off thin they are at home. He lss
that a king, though following A as,,st
table thrade. may be a good tei&
Tn country is more finished looltre
There are a few frame houses IN
lawns are betther trimmed. HeSr.,
surround tn farms instad iv hor.tsg'
rail fences. TIL peasantry accom- "a
proper position instead iv chasln, 4.
landlord off tn premises with b,s
lvrybody that amounts to annythlng (,
all is good to him. He is threated Nh
consideration due to his rank
he has been taught 10 rivirence Il
lithry an military TRADITIONS iy thr,
old wurruld. It's like bein in Hlyss
when he mentions the name iv shakes'
pare with batod breath, to hear N,
man settin' next to him say lirbnr
oh. yes, Shakespeare was a great ,-,s
iv me grandfather till he got csngs,
hookin' some iv our deer But his NIL
was impossible Or il he speaks " M
Jock ~ Marlborough some wan ~ys,
He married an aunt w mine Fr
man that has been brought up in a land
where there are no TRADITIONS OlAa,
thin tn Chicago fire, it is wonderful IA
find hjmsilf in q place where he cant
open his mouth without thrippin' oys,
n thradition. He gTajally succumls
Befure long he sinks softly into M
position as an arrystaraticli Englia,
man or Eyetalion. He f7rgets about IL
public opinion iv Cedar Rapids, an h,
gins To wondher whether his conducl a
suitable to tn sovereign. About thh
time he gets short, crisp note sayf
that while not wanted at home he h
still lass wanted abroad. He comes hack
full iv mystery, avoiding at tn dock III
reporters who bump him on their way
to interview tn new bally dancer, AM
goes to Wash'nton, rh' forty-slyenh
assistant sicrety Nv state who takes him
up in tn illivator confides to him that
IN Sicrety iv State won't be sbe II
see him that day as he Is ABSORBED ia
a game Nv checkers. What a comedoWr
FIR this great statesman, " ti mon.
arches Nv Europe. to have TO go Out d.
Cerad Rapids an be greeted with s
cry ~: Hello Smithy, where have vol
been? | haven't seen you lately'-Mr
Dooley in American Magazine for June