Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

= unquostionabiy the ereatss, TIE
have ever encountt ned. mo tn
Of him aud exchange Views NM ~
the more he imprcasos me. L 60, nn,
couraee ana respect the nrmns. ls
UIM.,ys displays. Many think. fr,-,
bel'tie OF ms Character that III
o. Yielding nature. but. vhnr N' pa
The courage 60 change His r,i,, ls
convinced that he is ufon~ "han
a' me tenacity OF purpose vbi,, nA
lesired M "a great Statesmen a
sness % perception often uN
me LONG before tho stafr.,,
complicated question h c-t.itli
lii'u VII krasl Tho main r.,I.,
ne VIII seem O.. uompreh..ra ,.9
subject bette. than the r-,.e
~ Hlatlng 10. Tie will tate NV.
iu Hstory alongside of Washipst..
g. oral Horace Porter. March Ne.'
MI azine ''"'
i,athos Of Tho terror OF tho pau...
Military who is sunerine. -. '''ie1t
Dellrium. tai dcrangemert 4. Hl.i-
pfihetic Surround 't.l,o
with granite walls ten Ina pvr9b,. hlm
every wall ten feet thick ars ana
sun insist that he Is unnr,ts.,-, Wu
IL Is with a militarist 10 r.tlu' 80
ever yet voted appropriation $40. Iias
% quiet his uneasy heart Is,yi.....nt
formula Of naval strength has tc, s,.l
ume been; The British navy n, .'ia
"a snlps must equal the novt ~.
stiunsSst hatNles plus ten per cent p,,
Notwithstanding the Britain ,~ hut
today IN battleships and cyliis.,.y
torpedo boats almost eqtinl fo a. '"u
three strongest navies, never Ia. At
lands security been - pre[-.. t,.,t-
according 70 her greatest nI.tsr,.
ports, rs today II has beer Ss lA-
cred at the eleventh hour ,t.. N-
mighty navy IL no Safeguard at -T
unless backed up by a cltizcp s-...-
or az least n million men. II Wag r,'
tho aim 10 protect England l,.l.e
probable combinations against ~, '-,st
ambition now Is 20 protect her 49, , ,le
all possible combinations. In tb- ,.-sl
Of a high authority In the Rrttieh .,.-1a
she must protect herself aanlret -',
only the dangers she has any ress-..,
expect, but also against thoeo -rt,
nobody expects.-Charies e. Ice
In the March Atlantic
Recent with what spsu AM. I'D,
Origin To measure tho f,f.
OF Life. world2 How mau a.,
reckon the passing of rs
apparently endless years? What n,,is.
of time beats out the heart throhe
q starr In reply to these ouerio.
which that able man Of ecieDeg ~
Alexander w. Roberts. nuts g+ re
head OF his paper in Chambers rr,,-'
nal on the ago OF tho earth. no fsu-
US that this planet is really yo,r,
Inc motion OF It's age, derived fro9,
biology. zoology, and even astr1r.,,,
Is quite misleading I'm the geus. ,,,.'
dinarily ascribed 20 age. Yet b.ol,e,.
IN connection with geology mako. .ls
tain definite Gf not numericaD rst
Citations regarding theearth's agc as
habitable world. n had certain a.
finite beginning and il had this ba.
ginning IN time. There was date iD
the actual passage OF Tho wears
physical instant. when life did ro,
exist upon the earth for tho sIroni.
reason that Il could not. The earr
was too hot, the rocks too molten b.,
support life As soon as the earth he.
came habitable. when the waters
above the Ornament were separated
from the waters under the armament
and dry land appeared, then. aud noi
till then, did the gift of rudimentgr,
life enrich earth's wild domains. Tbs
fact is writ large IN the rocks that
girdlc our earth. and there is mo- con.
troverting it. -- Current Luerstgn
(Maroh).
Health. Upon one point we wish On
Climate. ,aise "a note of warning
And Food. ana that Is, 20 put 10 5rIsf
~, that climate is only o1.-
half the cure. The second pillar uuor
which all our modern ssnatorium treat
mont not merely OF tuberculosis. but
Of neurasthenia. Of anRmia. OF dysprB.
STA, is based, Is rich, and abundant foo4
our standard, for instance. on SOM. d.
the camp Sinatoria for tuberculos.s b
three square meals a day, besides fr
a dozen 70 a dozen and a half raw a
and two quarts Of milk Patients
trained as Systematically 10 take
amounts Of nourishing foods az
arc % lie in the open air. In the
nature OF things deserts and mos
tops are places where crops Dbl.
grow, except at great labor au exc
pense, consequently the supply o.. food
is either poor and Inadequate, or has to
h. shipped In from long distances and
Is correspondingly expensive. To allow
a poor consumptivo 10 spend bis last
$50 on his railroad ticket, and land
himself IN a country where expenses %
all sorts are nearly double what he has
been accustomed 10 I'm his eastern
home. I'm the fond hope that climate
alone win cure him. Is often % ooH-
denim him TO a swift and distressing
death under ndiuons OF much hard
ship and suffering. The same money,
burned up IN two short months by his
travelling expenses and tho high pHoa
Of food. would have paid his expenses
FOR six months at some home aana-
tOritIm. and been much more likely 90
have effected cure -Dr. Woods
Hutchinson In Tho outing Magazns
for March.