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Show iii W WBot. Captain Frank Hobbs. M 'm IKIl' Ho an ntllusIaBtic oy toolc llIa life in llls ; ; Infif hands and offered it to his country. Maimed for I j f.' : $1 Jsjjfj , life on the battle lino, he was seized, carried away 1 ! - m Unf and for a S0n80n lay In tto Bla.ck Hole of Libby ..tm f$T prison. He emerged a maimed skeleton, little left ! 4v;'1'Mf of nIm uut his bones and his indomitable heart. ' ''') iii '' I?,or forty dd years since then he has been oarn- ' 'm V'' Ing a BUPnort for himself and those dependent I 'w W''? ' upon him. If he suffered, he made no plaint; he ' ' ' 'IS HI 4 ust followofl tlie Patl1 of duty ani was cheerful : ' jffl iH-jf. in his work. Not only cheerful, but over sur- I j j . i fjHIf: rounded by a gentle courtesy and a consideration i ' , ja Sglf. for others which never failed him. He performed it fj B hi duty to his country and his follow men, to his i 19l family, to his neighbor. Not one reproach follows jw Hf , lllm to the grave. 'rfll1 8bt' For many years no as keen a resident of Salt aS k Lake, in his own person hearing silent testi- ' 1 i(IS rSv mony of what it cost "to preserve us a nation." ' ' 7w'!IPv' IIe ias gone to 8 rewnr now- moniory ,!iiMMll be leaves behind him is a sacred one and filled ' ifN with honor. ' j s um Mfly liis sleep be sweet and may this people , never forget that his wife and daughter of right I ' f 9 UK it should bo the wards of this city so long as they W ' ' 'BK ive' or 1UBan( aD' fther earned that ; i f" B ! !C claim for them, earned It by uncomplaining suffor- h i 'j !n H ' 1 ! m an a ovtei to duty. |
