The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
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'try 10 " ;f tho words may be used In
|ye7ee, oction. The now closing
|iils cu"tb cwontb has been called upon to
'fgalseIo Sig such. surely thinning OF
'thfonl.ik of the world s workers b-lng--
tie isn;s realization Of loss sustained
|iE Vii as strengthening memories or
~ lived nobly. ,. o,
10 s.~;tb |us;b the mighty dead - few
~os a. standing most striRinSly Tor
III work well done is to challenge
tlss,t criticism in behalf OF some not
!. ;,aaSsIudcd. but bravinG this, what
. fs',.nS;d iDSjt list, Judged by highest achieve"
@ s.si is offered by the following
aGsnts all. "
- VII; King Emperor of Great
nNs.p .pitain. (Died. May: aetnt 90: ,
pa relsned for nine years only, put
he ,eft a mark upon the world that
,,ne will not obliterate. When ne
.a uar,o 10 power. Europe was fro
Se,mSlv Se and bitterly alienated from
s,s country: today. thanks to his
oSoris we enjoy tho good will of
ernrv nalion in the world.--Lord
-, Ico Tolstoi: Philosopher and
es''' uoyelist. Oiled. November aetat
sS)-Tourgenicv once advised him
10 stick 10 his writing and forget
his theories OF conduct: pul IL is
mistake to consider Tolstot the
man ard the creative artist as two
Se,nrate entities. Who attempts to
dlyorcc art and life makes grave
crnr He was a great and good
man; perhaps the greatest and
best.-W. d. Iiowells.
florence Nightingale: The Anger OF
s00-Courase, sineie-mlndedness,
and command uncqualed among
her sex, set her on a plane OF her
own She was the most illuslrious,
as she was the best beloved, of
EnelIshwomer. The story Of her
work AT Scutari is her title to an
immortal memory in the affections
of her countrymen--St. Leo
strachey.
pt,Oslierno Bjornson: Poet, Novelist,
Ills work as litterateur would
haze brought him lasting fame.
without other aid but we cannot
but hold 1t as Of a greater glory
TO his memory that tho mere men
tion OF his name has long been
iand will long continue to be) both
an Inspiration and an example,
London llUeS
khn LeFarge: Artist and Author. Died,
November; aetat 55.)-For 81 gem
Grafton he has been the most
salient artistic personality in Amer
lea IN culture no artist since the
Renaissance has surpassed him.
HE books carried where his finely
modulated voice could not reach,
and had he painted nothing, had
he never made his beautiful inven-
lions in stainglass. he would still
DO remembered as an aesthetic and
moralIst.-Paul Elmer More.
soSerl Koch. Physician and Bacteriolo-
sist. lDied. March. aetat 6T)-In
ghnt the scientific world expected
yas 10 prove his most lasting claim
TO renown he b!uudered. as all
/. pioneers may blnnder. and yet one
must rank hin with Harvey and
hunter and Vesalius,-"British
Medical Journal"
IIia Wad Howe: Philanthropist and
Writer Oiled. October: aetat Oh
She was poet and patriot, lover
OF letters and learning. tho advo-
cate for over half a century OF nil
groat causes In human liberty, and
me sincere friend OF all that makes
lor The elevation and enrichment OF
Somenhood. Her Battle Hymn"
quiekened In the nation the i'm
Seeye.
'0ls'han Prentiss Dolllver: Statesman.
.O1ed. October: aetat 52-)-He was
@puDllcaB OF the school Of Lin
Soio lie scorned TO do injustice
ahe wealthy; yet he steadfastIy
sM9ve , 10 bring about conditions
,h yn'sh should be IN the interests of
me plain people and make this
country an cconoreical and indus
Mial. no less than political,
us,an9,cracy. usal,Cy. He was q high minded
ggs.t'1t and public scrvant-Theo-
core Roosevelt.
a., Langhorn Clemens; HuInorist
sss., u -Ltierateur. Oiled. April.
'tG tSunnogy q boy who hugs a we'll
wherein are the conDanions Of
his heart
ihs u h!s monument: one would
not look
ror any greater homage born Of
Art. ivan Va
William r., W, ID. Nesblt.
GD,ss ,e'hcs; Philosopher and Scholar.
can 80 august: aeiat 6S,)--There
vs. .e small question but that he
lorir,e Me greatest OF modern psycho-
oSas Ses.s ana philosophers. and his
~mci, OF written expression was
tho,s.nd .ndI he reached and held
enIo,."1 eIus WHO never could have
az ,ha INC magnetic personality
Ioagno $40 teacher's sclf,--sir Oliver
~ snn Vgden Mills: Firapcior and phil
Gn,nrppiSt. Oiled, January: aetat
eou.lI,: may be doubted if amy
acc,,,n,, great fortune was before
abov" b'iated in ways so absolutely
susnic;oe erllcism, No breath OF
lsrsp9 lsrs":ana eyer rested upon his dol
\. good Of 'I u nc used them for the
plIiam Bnl,nnn ,,n l9Ilows.-Lyman Abbott.
~ ofp,,smber; Of I'm, actat S3.)-Tho caIlSnr
ana s painter was TO him himi1
Wat, exalted mission; he shared
'srt reputation OF the doct rjne
his snvs ot arts sake and devoted
chnstjs Ere talent to the service OF
ment had II his technical equip
Strength S' es esquaied his sincerity and
e mos. been one of the -re,+ +ost wouiC 40
he n rn,n English painters: as If IS
the is srairts the noblest example OF
Ens mchael Rossetti pAoSeleF'-Wllilam
matist Moody: Poet and ORA
III annsI sDled, October: setat 4iJ
ssns Of his his certain: certain: by all the
beStIpp,n,ssnIment, that his art was hnt @
should shi'ng S., to blossom, and thai we we
fate allo%sGs Nars had from him. had
Poems tha hat ,a,L q series Of plays and
IN. ters.-E IN contemporary let
Tie a". n.ath Through Grim Disaster. ,,
aadc he entries tries Of the 1910 nocroIn,,,,
ses tie ,orsns uSus death nre quite four
ssllties Which, hhumber, owing to the
5as's devsihn,cch have accompanied the
Haaing with witHbpment 1 Of aeronautics. Be,
Js'augc A. " p She fall of Icon De.
sauary 4. nna bordeaux, France, on