Show i monument and close to Temple square Sidney White received a cablegram stating that his parents would bring the reviewing stand had been erected out his wife with them to Join him in It was occupied by Commander-In-Chie- f makto be Japan where he seemed Henry M Nevius Gov William Sidney ing such a prolonged study Spry of Utah the chief executives of 0 other states and a large number of expected them seven days ahead new her to cottage Tome was to move other officials and distinguished four days hence The parading bodies all guests fluently She could speak English passed In review saluting those in A Japanese Love Story the stand and at once disbanded All now and nothing charmed the artist PARADE OF THE GRAND ARMY the bands as KinnO'SuKfi H as the honey words from her lips they arrived here were IN 8ALT LAKE CITY massed close to the stand and as the Her head nestling In his breast her culmination of the parade 4000 school left arm around his neck and the children marched by the united bands by J B Llpplncott Co) (Copyright fingers of her idght hand going astray ENCAMPMENT OF playing and the children singing "OnIn the maze if his hair making the CLIMAX from the Cascade of now old man?” he asked me one day Westward ward Christian Soldiers" locks ripple like the golden wavy long den into burst as he my Dropping Nunobikl through the Salt Lake City has thrown open her of a sunlit sea she was musurface of pines and wild azamy brush at the suddenness of his rmuring: ' and never Are Greeted with Cheers arms to the old soldiers Old Soldiera I answered: leas you can see If you would climb entry and Interrogation has the Grand Army been more ’eand Tears — Gathering In ths "Dear you have such 'pretty hair I have the not “Hello! Why you? a quarter of a mile on a spring day nthusiastically received or more generWell It’s like the halos of saints you paint" Utah Capital a stretch of land that looks more like slightest idea” than at this enously entertained There was the sound of many steps Managed “Well she is not a beautiful study a dream than the actual solid footstool campment housemaid never albut she is as bright as a Buddha’s in the hall The of Go soldiers have been very The old 11— studio enter Lake City Utah to Aug the lowed Salt anyone You I ought That was her home there we saw eyes— mean her mind without seeing if the artist were ready Forty-fou- r departments of the Grand carefully looked after by the local her Her environment was common— to come and see her” committee on public comfort and prithat she had to receive a visitor But this time the Army of the Republic escorted by the Yes I found out her dress her cottage the people door Fifteenth United towards the States infantry and vate accommodations and at the 24 came steadily steps word an English about her — yes the people especially learned nn ny fol- - information bureaus at the various and Utah of Guard as Tome National 0 Just the studio leaped the of “Say the first sentence I taught you But all these common things because railway stations and convenient places aP ° Sidney the door flew White said in of her seemed to me as If I saw them for us'O about the city During the entire time open ' on the canvas of Millet or Rembrandt of the encampment these committees There was a vigorous swish of a She was a part of the landscape and have had the services of 300 high skirt If we say of the ensemble that it Is school cadets whose duties have been exclaimed a stronger “Sidney!” Just like a picture I do not know to render every possible assistance to of 0 voice than the dreamy melody whether the Higher Artist would take the visitors And he was lost beTome’s throat It as a compliment or not Henry M Nevius the commander-inchiehind the flutter and whirl of foreign Describe her? Better ask me to pet arrived here Saturday with his A resounding kiss millinery Her lips? Oh! — one rify a dream staff and inspected the arrangements “Great Heaven Kate!” gasped a folds his hands on his left side when On Sunday the city’s guests began arvoice husky he speaks of them riving by the thousand and on MonA surprise party my boy!” shouted Not satisfied with her success In day they came in so fast that the com“We did his father in the Nature this her fair masterpiece mittee had to work like sailors to get — ha! ha! ha!” surprise you! placed her in the rustic surrounding them all housed in such a manner as Mrs White released him at last to heighten all the charms of the girl to avoid congestion in any part of the She turned round to signal the old through the touch of that potent macity The people to follow her example Yes candidly gician called surprise Big “Greotlngs” Meeting slim figure of 0 Tome stopped her I was surprised and so was Mr Sideyes At once they flashed back at Monday evening came the first pubMr ney White who was with me him in all a on tho program — a great found lic event and ashy Sidney White is an American who has spent in the assembly hall in the tremor Something hard entered the more years of his life in Paris and All that night and blue of her laughing eyes Temple grounds abroad than under the roof of his arthroughout Tuesday the stream of “Pray wljo is that Sidney?” Her He was an artist — an armother but by Tuesday rivals continued voice sounded like the breaking of an tist who as he confided to me once icicle evening practically all the visitors had was trying his best to fall as much That been received and distributed Sidney was a human flame in an inin love with'a woman as he was with enHe stammered stant night the greatest function of the Art Take my word for it he had This was the - “Husband for Heaven’s sake — ” campment took place that something that goes InU the In the Mormon Then there came a little piece of cried the lady and then to meeting “Greetings” turning that making of a true artist The immense building Tabernacle paper into that studio — to that nest O Tome roughly: “Who are you?” Nevius f something' which made him to madam” she “I am Just his model easily seats 10000 persons and it was speak more correctly' of Art and a he had by turns a fool and a god that filled to its capacity her head buds of in couple with Upon said spring English beauquietly the the that idolatrous adoration for lowed by the Naval Veterans was a message that came from down Mr White wanted to paint Col Frank M Starrett the execuPrisoners of War the Army tiful that contempt of everything paper the other side of the world Since me” In order to common Nurses in carriages the Sons of Vet- tive ' director of the encampment picture his was White out it of the walked the vast assemblage to order She Sidney called noiselessly receipt must and women’s the erans organizations fancy meeting with the girl you O That was the last time Sidney White allied to the Grand Army marched and introduced William H King of an artist facing Art made flesh and never the same man And poor Tome only wondered It was rude saw O Tome Yes he is hunting for Salt Lake City who acted as temin the parade that was the He made a brief to her Japanese way of thinking to her now — ever hunting But I think naporary chairman feature of the ask many things of a man and then he would find an insane asylum long if he loved her he would tell her all before he would find O Tome she ought to know without her ever No Atonement to the Dead asking So she was silent — sad beThere is no more pitiable being in cause he was sad he’ the world- than a itsan who resflly lov “Come with me O ing or really believing that he loved said to her one morning living— per yet inflicted upon the “Where are we going?” And haps in the fire of anger or perhaps “I have found a nest for you in the froth of thoughtlessness— that I want to see if you like it or not” cannot ask the pardon And they walked up the hill side of for which he ‘ of the dead The hurt may have Kobe City “You he ex- been slight if you choose to call it so sweetheart” see but it takes on a mortal character in plained to her “I have always thought There was a duel of that you would like to have a cottage the retrospect of there all your own And I think I’ve found natures or a war withwords which was stained an hour red has and like We’ll as it furnish it you and the memory through there you can do whatever you want dyed r they who loved became as I will come and see you there very through hated — and wounds slashed often and we won’t be bothered with they who had been and percaresses A where for t people who come' to my studio M haps the dead forget but the living I am going to keep my studio as it is” him! remembers— Harper’s God They saw the cottage whose ver- Bazarpity towards laughed That Was Her Home There We anda entrance of the famous inland the Saw Her Army Movable Kitchens Sea of Japan Two thousand movable kitchens addiIn 0 Tome was delighted with it It have been ordered for the Austrian beating in a woman’s heart tion to this you must take into ac- was arranged that everything would army Each kitchen consists of count that poignant sense of surprise be put in order within a week and vehicle drawn by two as keen as that of a man wh’o finds a at the end of that time O Tome was horses and weighing about half a ton to move into it diamond in the dirt The equipment of each includes four “But why don’t you move your coppers an oven cupboards tables O Tome studio O Tome was her name too? I miss the pictures so and various other facilities for cook became an object of study to Sidney ihuch” she said to him in the field ing “Oh sweetheart Then a short time afterwards the you will have all but the pictures you want You see I Marriage object of study— not only artistic The average matrimonial team con also — From the very start O Tome don’t want any of my studio friends The Temple and Tabernacle sists of a leading lady and a general was a thing of beauty to him and in bothering us at the cottage” — Life as of a man forever time course joy It was about seventeen days since utility the followed by Gov a tional encampment about Many military address and was therefore WJien well John S bands and fife and drum corps made William Spry of Utah Mayor month afterwards I went up to his Bradford of Salt Lake City and L II warriors old the music which to the see to was it not I surprised studio of the depart commander at formed Smythe The procession kept step converted into a huge multifaced mirment of Utah all of whom told in elo Eagle Gate which is one of Salt Lake ror of 0 Tome — every pose of her quent words how proud they were it grows under City’s many picturesque features Says Writer A pie is’ not made figure every expression of her fea- “Perfection of Feasting” to welcome to the state and city the its of and the hands the periphery of command genius the At the of parade word to Ambrosia —Compared tures the innumerable blendings of Grand and creation Army and their friends touch Is of the finishing marched west on Main street Immortal Gods her many moods were caught in all f Mr King then introduced The apex of turned south down that thoroughfare is th last word in pie of colors' conceivable cunning the Nevius who was received is the alluring over- proceeding seven blocks between solid of a or pie asa wedge or Pie alone prelude “Am I really as pretty as that wild cheering and the waving with and which women men delight of walls crescendo of ture to a cheering to appropriate viands is the perWhite-san?As soon children As the grizzled veterans of hats and handkerchiefs It may be grace reaches its climax In the "crust end fection of feasting “Very very much more beautiful as the tumult had subsided Commandof onepassed the enthusiasm was tremenbefore meat or after but it is always and as this crust becomes part mademoiselle!” er Nevius delivered a graceful reunfor is a The and dous what wept spectator one knows self many pie There are “And my hair— and oh but my eyes a benediction a blessing to the welcoming speches and do “crust end” is the final cause of pie ashamed as he realized that this was sponse are they softly dreaming as they are travesties of pie but of them we the itself its raison d’etre the solution undoubtedly the last grand review for took the chair not speak Pie that is worthy Then came the turn of the allied oryonder?” who heroes feeble is of scores the riddle of blissful pie the why “That? Why that Is nothing but name pie that is pie is the light that is the last act of the play with a trudged along with eyes on the flag ganizations and greetings to the veterans were uttered by President Genea shadow that is nothing but a pic- never wTas on sea or land of Cockaigne dream happy ending the concluding chapter for which they had given some of the vieve ture like a picture on a temple wall the consecration —and the poet’s Hagar Longfleld Lane of the Labest years of their lives of the romance in which they lived - was —a picture of a goddess you know of fast breaking the fine fancies of dies of the G A R President Mary E streetSouth When is Seventh It that nourished bn happily ever afterward One can look at a picture not the transcendentalism were heaven’s themselves Gilman of the Woman’s Relief Corps reached the for another paraders the whets which best appetite is It dazbreakfast too for is pie for President Clara E Hoover of the goddess— the original It tastes like more — New broke out in mighty cheering We do not know exactly wedge gift to man zling!” there they turned in front of the most Daughters of Veterans Commander-In-Chie- f York Evening Sun O Tome who was not sure whether what the ambrosia of the immortal Edgar Allen of the Sons of Vetbeautiful feature of the day the “Liveither nectar their nor be gods this may poetic ambiguity she understood On an immense stand erans and President Rebecca Smith Cheeriness ing Flag” that The speechmakof the Army Nurses the in dressed were of the artist smiled as if to say but there is reason to believe children 2600 more to be a Cheeriness is thing pie “The best thing I can do for you is to the Olympian bill of fare is the national colors and so arranged that ing was varied by the playing of paprofoundly grateful for than all that of mortals At least it is made a perfect representation of triotic airs by a band pretend that I believe all that you and milk ac they ever talent or ever more a inspired genius yond mortal mind to imagine The exercises were brought to a Next best to natural a waving American flag does your excellent menu and the perfection of complished of a hand“But really White-saThe little ones had been drilled for close by the presentation outer spontaneous cheeriness is deliberate and while the old sol- some testimonial to Charles G Burhumble maid please her master pie itself is its many w’eeks cheeriness and intended persistent ton past commander-in-chie- f of the edge of crust diers passed they sang patriotic airs then?” can cultivate can create we If the appreciation of pie Is to bejin which Grand Army “Hush sweet one you should rathReviewed by Notables tha and can so foster and cherish The last three days of the encampcrisp circumference why are the parade now Countermarching er say that your slaye worships his at its divided will never world inthe a few after years The into wedges? moved north on Main street back to ment are as usual given up mainly to pies Ideal” an hereditary stinct of the race is sound upon this suspect that it was not Here Just to business sessions of the various or-- j South Temple street answer gife —Helen Hunt Jackson the left of the Brigham Young pioneer ganizations and election of officers ‘What do you think I faave found point and is the convincing IN A A CHERRY-BU- D FOREIGN HAND y Adachi ®r Sounds Praise of the Pie |