Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

and the dog promptly fell Into the water.
Sister Mary Angela smiled softly; Laugh
ing LA lived up to her uuue By giving
hurst 10 clear, sweet laugh that told Ut
her home brlng IN Manchester, while |,
we'll ! WIS Amprcau enough 10 have
simply shgiokcd In sheer fun.
FI'N UNDER THE SHADE TREES,
II had been arranged that whenever
red ilag was wHyrh the lligh-ilycrs would
soiR iug 'thor. so IL was put up when the
last VI Us got Ou land. and the boys were
warned against holding little boys down
iu the water or going out beyond cer-
tain distance, aud Wcr' told that II they
di1, She llirhlycrs wouldu't invite them
next year. IL was also told them they
would hnyr the whole afternoon. and that
dinner would be- served ,hc next time
tAu tag was put up, Some uf the boys
went 90 play baseball: few Of thcm sat
under ihc trees and read, or stretched
sIc'p. but The majority wcrr IN the water,
absolutely in the buff, or Us they shy
down South. I'm tho nnukctn."
II was such good dinner: there were
clans, aud chpwdrr and fish. and potatoes
and grcrn corn, and chickens, and tea aud
coli and lemonade; ana everybody ate
and drank, aud ate and drank. aud ate
aud drank amiu, aud then w all drank
The health ~ the 'lligh-Flyers, gud long
may they wave and then they drank
Sister Mary Aneeln's hcnlth. and then
they drank the health Of Laughing Liz,
aud the 'blpke w0t knew how TO swim. -
answered for me hy showing thai he
knew how to sing, hy giving thom first,
] There bower or roses by the Bcndc-
ire2rs stream and, after That. rs he
was "angcnrpd,' he sang. "Oh. believe
me II all those oudcIrlng Young charms"
aud thcl the tunes the boys knew and
where they came In on the chorus.
THE POOR HAVE WARM HEARTS.
Then on they went to have good time
again, and the ladies Of the party, Us We
4 were called, and the two Kindly High
flyers who rot mp the picnic. and tho
'b0ke wnt knows how 10 swim sat
together aud talked about tho boys, Said
Sister Mary Angela; They have so littlc
opportunity for happiness and they are M
good. NO. NY child, | don't mean they
are saints: they wouldn't be SO lovahlt
Il they were; hut I've seen a boy whc
Is among them today, and who Isn't
but II years old now, stand by his moth
er's bedside aud hold her hand while
the doctors performed an awful opera
tinn on her. and since she has died. h,
has taken care o. himself aud looked
after his younger brother. too, and h,
seemed TO think nothing Of this: for whct
! URGED that he should so out Of tn,
room, he said; M. sister, ! prnnisct
mother ia stay, and | am agoing t'
stay
Yes" added Laughing Liz. "the it'll,
chaps are up the first thing Ia tho morn
Ing . set he papers; ihoy jump on an,
NJ the cars at the risk OF brcakini
their nreks TO sell them. they can 70
mor fun IN i've minutes ont of anyihini
than any other boys would gcl Ia az,
; hours. and as they read their own paper
W are pretty well MP Ia the affairs o
the Worsd
I. asked one Of the Seuior HiEhayer
II thorn were any messenger boys there
He said: NO they are nearly nll news
boys or hDothlncks. principally news
boys, The messenger boy makes IN
much money for these boys. and hy-tht
by, tnnuily enough. did you ever hear 0
messenger boy amounting 10 anything
without coming down 10 the regular ill,,
he always seems 10 be nhnormally slow
aud while ] don't blame him, poor IL
low he Is also apt TO he bad, and be wi
b- Just as long as messenger calls ~
allowed 70 be IN gambling houses and !
houses that arr not respectable, an
whle the mcssenger service Il az III
, race trdek. The boy gocs first TO do M
duty and later on 10 amnse himsrlf an
. very ottcn he Ia wrcrkci mentally an
4 physically BY the time ne Is is yeai
e EXCITEMENT IN THE WATER.
2 Sister Mary Angela and Laughing III
9 walked sway TO look at the grounds. an
I the rest Of Us vert rather quietly wal
ins whSi small boy. in parls natural