Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-08-12 | Page 14 | Utahns in Europe are Heard From

UTAHNS IN EUROPE ARE HEARD FROM All Declare Americans Are in No Im mediate Danger Because of War I Se eral letters and cab egrams f om Europe were rece ved in ''alt Lake yes terdaj Hyrun M mith pres de t of e European mission of the "Mormon churc sent a nessace to Pres dent Jo seph P bml In whl n he stated that al of the elders In Lurope wee safe and that t es were in no danger L H Smyth c ef deputy in the Un t ed States mars al s office re el ed a let ter fron h s son G e Mil er Smyth in whic he said that le was safe and that 1 e did not consider t at 1 e vould be in danger At the t me that the letter was written Mr Smith vas at Lucerne Sw tzer and M ss Ne Ue Calv n daug ter of E E Ca I ice preside t and general man ager for t e Oregon Short L ne has ca b ed 1 er fatl er from Paris but that she was u ab e to eave on account of the war M s Ca in informed her fat er that she as safe fahe announced t at she wo Id leave Fra ce for EncIa d at tl e first oppo tunltj Josep t H de father of M bs Romania Hyde w ho is stud ng n us c in Gem any received a telegram from Senator Reed Smoot esterday stating that Americans were not a lo ed to lea e Germany at this time but that he did not think they were in anj Immediate danger W J W41 es of the W 1 es Horne Drug companv recei ed a te egram yesterday from h s son Karl S W les no v safe in Vew York after an e erftful trip from L erpoo on the Mauretan a Mr Wl es rece ved a letter several da s ago fron h s son written at Ha ifa N S te ing of how t e sh p had been forced to put in there after being fired upon bj a Cev nan war vessel 1 esterday morn ng ac ordfng to t e telegran she docked at the port of New "io k