Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

s1rIal indueu '"' st
ton Of oyrIuton when Is too E"s'
PhysI'" rr., ended all at once u az
o " ms beginning as a eol"' as ~ take
al }" ,ombla and obscure as TO '"As
vas 50 " "., ant Of the catalogue OF
& al'os'"l o,vn as the frontier com,
what '' and give It a distinct anu
separate ,'o even the vanguard Of the
veil h'O' r'ylI2auon west Of the MIS-
n'I'' wa, "a IA lsfl within haIllns 1ls rs,
S1l "'' sneak. Of the hosts lel'
nn,e r,. Mormon pioneers did not
N''na. ~. frontier bus passed ana
STOP " covering two-tblrds oil tne
sent '', 49,. man between the two CIV
then ''s'. ors man thousand>miles
i.1l". one left behind, somewhat
nom , that IRON the one still ahead
rs, ,'' n,rp.ncI the goldern shores OF
'a." ia. II Is not herein presented
Ns minated that those pioneers
" WV ~. first civilized people to pehe-
gst Wv .ul, nv perhaps hundreds
ul,. tb.se WIZ. '.,,r, tban hun
,,yaa certainly "' ''o' III. all
,hay were antedaleu III '"''' P'
''a by a few restless aud odyen-
gI1s i,, and onrt q few years
HU8 s2H''s' "''', In bo,o and
r-suclsly others h"' ''," a..
on There was nothlnS III lne
s,i,c,pe. the physical conultols VI
n,nral resources TO induce dly w
' yh1 came before 10 eSl"pl'an ~
.-b a trading post OF Il teIHpVl".'
,., So Gar as can Doe learheu' az 80"
s.y we're maniiesuy ~ quest oi so'i'5-
XIX alsa than homes or else ooh' ,I. w,
~ .bIs was not good paw Iol 'i'',,'
,r4 sd they moved on ~ SeVi'eT
,,rsa the Mormon pioneers dc 49,, 80,
n. rIght place. even II coiluluVns W.
y,nyltug and uaP'uIillslhs O
bone the place OF Ieiusr, eNcI ~ ~ 10"
mrs had to be warren WIN anu any, Sat 49,,
.suel @. the Hl.' vi 'ol'sl",i' -
ana ungeasng Ns''auVe, vas III" tho
gand aim ana s'euu'i"Ss n"Pr ,oo w. the
1gmon pioneers, ana mere ntai w
central pa ,,ull,a5 tbeIr tents ana set
CV in-y p'' o,,y
tsi down 10 stay ...o.,n, % ,,oto
his quite useless 10 a'SG,i.P' % ,bnoe
rsln to me uI''e' s'o''"','e '1 ,n M
Who have eltneI new V"s',gIsa ho,J
have no rtcoIla'lll VI p ,3h r9,iarces
ships Just DO" l'S"S gu. 49,. -.
afa 900" .,uI n. ts. prryarseness Of All
A1,l, .l.rg things SO this phase of
tIy'o.D', r.'ll no. lpfl TO the Imagination.
n , yaa. . "i n ne undertaken to depict
Nu'Du b'' risrrs of excessive hunger
I's .'' ,5.ongta amusement at hand,
Nla WIN ny l.p. hive become weeks. weeks
s." . ..!,ysd themselves into moNhs,
.s ~, ,ts Months have dragged their
a 80 isrgh along into years, the
\ "' go. resptIme poorly clad, indif-
4 s.A., 5y .Ssrarad and promised i'm
] iu,n .'.s,, Unfolding 80 slowly as to
r,gs 6@T.slckness and .fantness
,ro,, universal affection. All these
1 nd nery more rppellant experiences
nm. also fgure among the things inn
Sgirsi INF MOT described. because
rre neither tha ability nor the time 20
r1ka such descriptions. and II II were
Otherwise they would be out Of place
NM Even these cancellations are
EMPLOYED In order tina, this statement,
as showing Utahs beginning and
growth. may be begun at the COM
nencemenl
II Is doubtful If any but a religious
rsopIe would ever have attempted to
bI5 home In country such as
us,e pioneers found Mel 20 to the
Wijs ef Africa and the frozen rivers
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