Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

ately did not go myself. bas s' ~ Y
those who were not present ~ s ~
went afterward to find out ny ~ wv
came OF their friends. "nat y
so II happened that All ala 4
however, received O letter from ~. 4
daughter, in which she stated. III IN
made me an orphan when Won ~ IN
my father. Now, have dests 49,
all your people TO give Won a M II
Of what lonliness means NJ Sss
arv not dead forever, though M II
ever a poor orphan girl nom M II
per world can be induced 10 eoms N
TO your country, and she uproots,s IN
tree, then all your subjects Mn u
alive again"
This was what oga's daughter,oIl
me, and, OF course, have ever MI
that time anxiously awaited ~ N
rival Of the orphan girl. but forala'3
time u was in vain, as you know Il
last ] hit upon the plan OF planti,1
those yiolets around the him. whIeh
the entrance 10 our eountyv
thought that the peculiarity n II
flowers would attract somebod1
anyhow.
Now you know howit happsnsthg
you are here. You ueed M, I
alarmed, because no harm Win al
TO you. Come along and | viii NJ
you the way TO 0go's tree | Az.
not come with you, because thssiga
oft would kill me, while il Vim N
affect you In the least.
Bertha then followed the Ouesn : /!
she soon saw the tree Ia thedistan.l
But the little giFl was so astopishl
when she saw what "A big trunkl Fri
and she hardly had hops that Il
would be able 90 uproot such 4 \
tres as that. However. she al onl
began 70 tear up tbs ground ana q
the roots bare.
IL took her a very long time. "A
when she thought oi the many 81
pie who were now lying dead MI oh
the country. new strength sasmsA
come tn her arms and handa
took her a whole week, but Al d
she succeeded. All the roots Il
NOW bare and she had only 10 "a
the tree a push and IL dropped N
on the ground.
The noise which the fall caused n
terrific, and as Bertha looked arpal
she observed tbs people raising til
heads from playground. Bat h0ns
them got up.
II suppose ] must cover the "A
up" said tho little girl to hsssl
because thsy ean not stand ]
sight oft"
i Then another tAsk was before a
She had Co rake up an the Id
ground In ths nsighbogh0od 10 eod
up tho tFeg. But she also sneessa
with that at last. and whsn all 1
leaves and branches wsFs under I
ground. behold everybody Who y
been dead tor ths Inst 1000 ysa
suddenly got up from 4 deep -
Bertha now returned 20 The Qusa
who received her with opsn ard
and called her the great henasnrtr1
OF the eountry.
What cnn | DO for you TO ra
J ron hnppyT" she said 20 The ospa
girl. ASK for anything. and, u Y
In my power, ! viii DO Il, +"
IL do not want much Tor mrs
, hut 1 should like TO b. rich, shs
might help oil ths orphan child
that arV now poor"
IAN right replied The 4re
! your wish shall be granted. Les
) lead you back agnin into The upi
world and you viii end very g
, what you want. but before you
/. part lst mo give you n bunch o.
frozen violpta as n ucmeuio OIL
! visit to us."
, Bertha then len with The yioleta
. hsr hand. when she got into
> wood ngnin she noticed . magl
/ cont castle standing right before
!. aud lot Of beautiful girls came
r moot her, calling out Here eol
4 Bertha our Kind hearted mistFss
y They lod her toward The caste,
she waa soon installed IN bef
4 home as thslady Of the house.
. that day Bcrtha's life wac slll PSI
ness. She sent her servants ~
n tho country to look for poor oEP
}. girls and bring them 20 her. "
hcr care they were all broughtlp
{" educated TO become useful ana
% Rbls women.
u The fame Of Berthas MIA
% spread very soon oil over the Z,
i try, and The King heard Of y ~
Oneday no and hisson, thefrine
tosee her, and theyoung man ~ y
% fell In love with Berthas Ogsu y,
iace, her graceful manners ana 7
Is disposition. He asked her -
10 come his wife, and when the weu'
y came off everybody said there y '
10 was such n beautiful bride az VI y
Ig Her hard.hearted aunt auu
" cousins were never heard o. ~
ID one knows what became O ~. y,
ir Ernest II. Heinrichs In fi1'su
~ Dispatch.