Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20

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gel said to him, Arise. Netbu..i.St l an-
build thee an house. for thou st,.,,' ana
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20 build mo an house: 1 Viii WINE
W ar az nave been used To Az
,a rsIsis'a az, after having for ages con
tended that the sick should be ind,,t.
win fresh air, have at length d,sase.u
cred that IL may do them good I,
therefore 20 be hoped thai the,, ~ ls
~ time discover likewise that n ts n,
hurtful "a those that are in health Ivy Ivy
that we may then be cured OF ~
acrophobia that az present distro..e
weak minds and makes them cbooso n
be stihod and poisoned rather tbev
leave open the window OF a had.cba,.'
Der or put down the glass of "a &C.,.
conhned air, when saturated with -
spirable matter will not receive mo-
nh1 that matter must remain IN our
Survey ne
German Next 20 the securlt, ,,
NaNnl their own country have
increase. Americans any greater or
more obvious and tany{.
bic interest than the preservatior y,
the British empire on It's present foot.
ing? Would its collapse react an.
where so disastrously as upop ~.
United States? OF the two poWers a. a.
Great Britain or Is IL Germany that IL
me more aggressive, the more hungry
FOR fresh territory, the greater center
OF International disturbance and nm
rest? Would the rise of Greater Ger.
many to the power and influence nos,
owned by Greater Britain be Regarded
by Americans as happy development
or as one that monaCed their position
and freedom as Il worldpOwer? Losing
command OF the sea, Great Britain losss
everything; the destruction OF the Ger
man navy would no more ruin Ger.
many than Tsushima ruined Russln.
IT. therefore matters come TO "a crisls
Il Is clear that Germany win be nvbt.
Ing for dominion and Great Prltsin
for lie; Germany for world vida
up-heaval and Great Britain FOR the
status quo. Which power under these
circumstances. would make the bot,er
appeal for American sympathIess /
pose these questions but | have no
wish 20 PREJUDICE the answers 10 them
pose tutill Us an fhEllSnmhn who be.
lieves that most OF them win never 70.
uuire an answer, for the reason that
Great Britain Is strong enough ana
alert enough TO face single handed thu
crisis that seems to be approaching
But II | were an American / should
pose them Just the same and, what il
more. | should try 10 answer them az
dispassionately as | knew how. Thora
81 every probability that Great Brit.
ain viii survive the ordeal that awaits
her. But there Is just possibility
that Fhe may not, and II I were an
American that possibility would might.
lily concern me. There r. good reason
20 think Germany has risen 10 be tho
second naval power IN the world with
y view 20 challenging Great Britain.
Bot there Is a chance that she NAV.
after all be thinking ~ some one else
and n I were an American, should
not ignore that chance sydney
Broots. In Harper's Weekly