| Show Nc iou A of our friends In slut when abroad that tha Saints and that they are a At they do not which thay know to bt false abroad the story In upon for arid view ot the lulis about Indifference a re story of tho efforts of Senator J to obtain u Bible In of Interest Senator the HIL H left Garrison want wanted ed tp W hla trunk trunk was not In ear It had been checked to and was on another So for another Bible Then tho story obliging went through the train tried to locate n oil board But waH ntine to be found Then tho naked I ho there It ho luid a Thiv reply the negative gave the mid the train pulled Into Gold At this been a woman who had hadit it but h ir husband had been and nho had loft a Bible with her So there ya nothing doing at Gold GoldCreek Creek next swung off the train ana walked confidently tip in the young man who manipulates i Bible was tho conductor lied the next station JIB up he water tank and very at huL they aro on wari hot one In Clinch everybody frisked and pulled out for finally f at iii called lell Gate That Is the ot thu story of Senator search for a Bible in na Jf It Is true tho slander Utah should have their attention culled to it a new nold wagon mission if W that members ot the In Utah aro an well in inthe the sacred literature of the world as community may not read he and the theother other standard of the Church as diligently an There la al for Improvement but as asa a rule they are well posted tho many ot early Asiatic Influences upon tho aborigines ot Americas being exploited by the cien lists of the day evidences of Sem Semitic itic musto aro not of least Interest Ac According cording lo authorities upon the music W primitive peoples the lucas turn in their music char characteristics as to form and melody of Hebrew U style In the American History a n lr Encyclopedia of Music edited J bard and published this year Is a chapter upon the of Foreign music by 13 M osier Lanc Concerning origin of so called ho In his id strongly upon very ancient Influences of the and a careful com comparative study of the musical oC these peoples as well characteristic of their melodies reveals a close contact with the latter Asiatic type Thus ii tho tonal system tem of Ilia Arabs and of the of Peru who undoubtedly vyro kins kinsmen men of thu Aztecs we striking analogies Both have melodic forms In which certain notes are suppressed and others altered for tho sake of ex expression with multiplied ornaments When reached tho Aztec capital ho found Inhabitants of the Valley of In the enjoyment of ofa a high culture possessed a system tem of glyphs and a curious phonetic writing resembling that of the Egyptian |
