Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

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shells, but ITS chief GLANCE In AZ ing
infantry or cavalry will h. i,,r suing
machine rifle. With this wea M, 'tls
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nullets q minute on any troops ls,,s
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az, the ground with a perfect cjear,, ysst
impossible of realization III, e,,,.iiss,
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gan thus mark the striking ar b,, Ivy
perfect And the range OF. their ..,,,.s
n y, COUPLED on account Of fba,s
poss.itlon, me lire Of an airship VIII ~
y niniiate nfahtfy and cavalry beneath
will not be directed long at anS ~ ~, 4 u
fent body which could be called tro ,,sl-s
uin an nature forblds the possih,,hi,,..
Or men remaining to be shot 't,,,..y
Ike rats in "a pit.---ar cures 'oWn
I ileesl Ihat ancient and ono.
OF a Race powerful semitic rnn Se
a Lesson. the M oors, when in thai,
prime We're Iii many r..
spests @fa IA IN advance OF any western
not only in architecture and In lit ,ran
ture put also in science. The sflortd
and rtch ~ ornate style Of their arcb;-
lecture has perhaps never been ar
passed, the enrichments and mn,iv
hue n ,e 9 emb llshmerts of the wonderfnls
Ainampra at Granada, as an examnle'l
n penn more brilliant and gorgeous than
those OF al ny other building ever erect.
ed upon this earth, While many othar
|Aof the sumptunus places erected Nv
#theln-7-tlle splendid regal castle for IN.
stance at (sintra near Lisbon. now !. y =
summer palace or royalty--compareF
with almost any even modern strllc.l.
ture. But the Moors are now do
generate, e 9. retrograde, and dccin-.
Of Morocco has declined from 700 ON
to about 10000; while Tangiers, one
of their most important towns. n
with the exception of the Europeap
quarter filthy, undrained. and In
sanitary to the last degree The
streets, after rain, are ankle deep in
a uuagmire OF offensive, pestiferonss
mud, and the place reeks witt, foul foul
and noisome lnalodours. The little
shops are like packing tho lid
in front being raised during the day
and lowered at night, the contents
Eof many OF them being but offensive
garbage; while almost the whole place
has an aspect Of squalor, neglect, and
noxious impuritS. And yet these same
8people We're once, powerful nation.
their empire extending from Basdad
to he Atlantic, and their army equal.
and perhaps superior in bravery and
equipment, to the troops of any OF
the western nations, who. IN vain, for
centuries strained every nerve to Gust
them from the territories In Europe
which they had usnrped. But event.
Sually they were, happily for sciviliza-
Btion and religion, driven out, and the
Sdecadence which had already COM
bmenced became intensified and accel-5
Grated, But heir fall has been an un.
told boon to mankind. For what
terrible contemplation IL their careet
of conquest had advanced unchecked.
and Europe had been laid under Mos
lem rule. But happily for the human
race the Christian nations are now
paramount almost everywhere through
the world, and the Saviour Of the
world, He who, though Son OF God,
Rdeigned for time to dwell on earth
to suffer obluquy and scorn, and to
give his life as ransom for those
who come to Him for life eternal, Is
worshipped and adored. But, also,
nth some, Christianity is but a form.
/. evoid altogether of life-giWng reality
"A Banker.