Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-07

bAnds In which their bodies wer,
buried. Professor Putnam tolls NJ
that the condition OF women at th'
earliest time was pitiable indeed; tina
she was pursued "a you have seen the
hawk pursue the gentle dove; thai
che wns captured and slain, or forced
10 submit 20 terrible indignlties. baiei
on, her faith and her intelligence anc
her gentle influence made Tor her a
better place In the economy OF timss
ami she became the homr-maker. Ia
those early days the women dill all th,
work, while the men followed the
chnso, OF lOlled IN indolcnt ease. And
n curious fact has hecn developed by
these excavations; II has been discov.
cred that IN those days the men wore
all the Jcwelry, the bracelets aud the
false hair and other things now usually
assumed by the women.
IL Ia an astounding reflection that
tue women wers the first inventors;
they manufactured the household
utensils from various materials, even
using nodded clay AMI baking II in the
sun They were the frat that took
the coarse vegetable fiber and
twisted 1t carefully for their
clothes, or from the wool and halr
Of animals and the down Of birds made
warm fabrics. They were the nr-t
basket makers, anu some OF those early
baskets have never been surpassed for
beauty aud durability. They were also
tue hrst dyor,, dying thor articles
with Juices Of plants.
have enduavorrd 10 give you soue
idos Of what tho women Of the world
have done. and are doing.
The board Of lady managers has also
taken another step. At first no pro.
vision was male Tor the very ones we
love the best-nothing had beru done
for the children. The children should
have n building, and tho lady mana.
gers have decided to put upa L.silding
Tor them. IL will coat $50, 900, anu II
will take another S2O,O1J TO run II.
rms we expect 10 erect, anu We
want the young laiies 10 give
entertainments, concerts, etc., ana
raise this money n carry on this
building. Here mothcrs can bring
their babies aud put them In the care
OF competent nurses, while they 20 anu
enjoy the Fair. We shall check the
bauies, just ss you would check bag.
gage, aud you eau 20 away with your
check, and know that the little ones
Will bo safe.
Then We intend to have kinjergar.
ten,and we shall also have room
where your children will be instructed
In regard to the peoples Of various
lands, their habits, modes Of lilo AMI
peculiarltles OF dress; and competent
ladies will take these chilifen ia
charge. IL Ia u wish very near the
hearts u the board Of lady managers,
that ns many women as possible may
enjoy this occasion, aud have the bene.
nj OF the growth and culture attend,
ant upon a visit to the Fair. Con.
sequently, an association OF the bonrI
OF lady managers Is endeavoriug
10 construct a number Of dormitorlea,
In which women may take lodgings
with perfectly respectable surround.
lnge, NJ q slight cost OF probably
Sbn. day. We want 10 make II pos.
sible or every woman that can leave
home, To come. We do not wish any
money consideration 10 hinder thoni.
TO help them 10 attend we -h all have
I'VE dofin.torles, capable OF accommo.
dstfng one thousand people each.
There will also be appointed another
corps OF lady managers.
There are also 35D, 200 teachers In the
United States, anu II anyone ought to
have the advantage OF this growth and
culture, II IL the teacher, who cares
for our children, who instructs them,
aud shows them the way Of life. We
m ist broaden and Q n bic their lives.
We nave beeu 1rNius aud lvboring
with the boards Of = iucition in Chics-
20, and they have almost promised to
grant us the use Of twenty OF their
largest aud most beautiful school
houses, near the fair, with fifteen rooms
each, OF thirty by sixty feet; these
rooms we intend TO NJ up as dormi.
tories for visiting teachers, where the
teachers eau have . cheap but resIr OF.
able lodging undor the care OF the lady
managers. All these things are done
TO make II possible for You 10 come.
Men and women OF Utah, you have
a glorious heritage. You breathe a
higher aud puFor ar than most OF your
brethren; your eyes constantly rest
upon ono OF the most glorious land.
scapes with which God has ever blessed
the vision Of man; your sell yields most
abundant growth; you arc environed
by mountains with hearts OF gold, and
veins OF silver, and sinews OF irou; you
have magnificent resources. IL re-.
AAtNhh Aui yuu W thho huFhutlHe OF
this opportunity 10 show to tho world
the wealth ami tn. grandeur that God
ha, given you. You must unite your
selves together; there must DO no pollt.
teal parties; there must DO no sectarian
division; you must be,brethrsn aud sis.
tiers. Aud, sisters OF Utah, you must
work for your own land; you must
bring to the great fair your products
aud your glorious things.
You have n most beautiful site at tho
Fair. You have as large an ..ount Of
space as Montana, Nevada aud Idaho.
And the day set apart for your ccle.
bration 10 the 2ith OF July, 4 most
glorious one In your history. ON that
day your speakers, your great men, will
gather together, aud the people will
gather around your house TO hear what
God has lone for Utah, aud what you
have done for yourselves. Now, you
want TO sec what you can do. You
must be brave. You viii have the
board OF lady managers, and | trust
you viii lift up the hands of these
women, and all the women that shall
hereafter be appointed. You must
have Columbian clubs. wish every.
one q these Young Mems Mutual I'm.
provement Associations would this
winter resolve itself Into a Columbian
club, with tho view OF advancing
aud Displaying your own 10
sources, and showing what Utah Ia.
We wish the young ladies would do