Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08

none such ever applied IN vain for as.
sistsucs 10 his liberal and generous
hand.
In his death cur young B'sle spd our
beautiful city have Loot tneir most on.
tbfpfising ciukini One wh1ss be- ight,
clear aui iaf.foeiuE judgment hA1
fofeseen the vast possibilities OF their
future, and whose wiliing energies
were devoted 10 the advancement Of oil
enterprises which make or tend 1
make communities great, prosperous
and happy.
Flrmany years have known Mr..
Auefbach Intimately, not only ~ his
fellow citizen, but a. his perlon nal
friend, ami during these yesfa | havs
never known him IN express n genti.
ment or thought unworthy OF the
gfandrst, noblcst humanity.
HI. thoughtfulnops and cOnsldera-
tlon Of uthefs, his bfothefly love for
those Of his kindred that needed hls
help, his study for their comfort ana
welfare has marked and stamped his
life with the full true breadth Of q per-
feet manhoOd; aud must leave with
hia brothers aud sisters some allace In
tho memory oitheif noble dead.
For myself I cannot Md language
In which 10 ekpesl my feelings over
my dead friend. For thirty years the
malt VI my entire life, have known
him moro Intimately than have
known any other man In this city; his
thoughts, plane, hopes aud fears have
been laid baTo TO me, and throughout
all these years / have found nothing
about the man nut what was worthy
Of Imitation and admiration.
Farewell, Fred AueEbaebl A long
anu lsst fafoweli May your future
destiny In that otnsr life be- surround.
cd with the Joys VI heavenly exist
ence, and furnish In eternity a iuet
aud adequate reward TOT your aols and
benevolenoc ON oarlh, and may every
wird that blows over the summit Of
the WAsatch sound gentle requiem
over your grave.
The grand chaplain offered bene.
die lou At tho Gloss OF this eloquent re.
mafke Of Mr.. Marshal aud lhen the
remains were Viewed by the family
and friends for the laat time.
Immediately the march 10 the GENE.
terry was formed aud consisted VI tue
local lodges OF Odd Fellows, business
mon and employees OF tbs deceased,
the latter wearing each an emblem OF
mourning. At the grave In tho Jew
lsh cemetery the sefvicea were cou.
ducted under the ritual Of the order
10 which he belonged ana supple.
monted by prayer from Rabbi KAT
ser. The floral offerings piled upon
tho. casket during the ceremonies wefs
many aud very beouii'ul aud witnessed
tho grief OF ihose left 10 mourn the
departure OF . relative and friend.
At n meeting OF the woman's
Chaistlan Temperance Union held
this Afternoon the following was
unanimously adopted:
God in His providence has removed by
death Mr.. Frederick n. Auorbach,
worthy and prominent citizen, n generous
friend and helper Of our Union, therefore
be IL resolved
That, while we bow la humble sub
mission 10 tho will Of Almighty God, we
lament tho sudden termination OF lif0
80 fall OF good dood-.
That wo feel that personal friend has
been takon from our midst.
That wo remember with gratitude tho
kindness Of him whose heart was always
opon to our appeals and whose baud was
ever roady With generous help.
That We extend 10 tho relatives aud
friends our deepest sympathy In this
Time Of great anl'cIlon, praying for Gods
comforting presence with thom.
That "a cory Of those resolutions DO
sent TO the relatives OF tho deceased aud
20 tho daily papera aud the Church Ro-
Wow for publication.
Mus. dm $. PEYroS.
President.
Mus WA II. TnnALs,