The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-08
4 Iitti- Cyclone.

tlttle Cyclone.
Bertram was born and had spent Ill
hi life on a Kansas prairie. lie had
mover watched the waves rolling In
from the ocean. nor picked up shells
along the shore. nor dug wells In he
sandy beach He had never Listened
to the wind M II signs gently through
the tops Of the pine trees Indeed. he
had never seen any real woods at al.
nor any high hills: and he knew moth
ing about great fbcks that are 10 nice
10 climb upon and that make such love.
~ caves to hide oneself under But
he knew all about how the men on .
the plains ride over the range to bring
the cattle together In q spring "rouad-
up" lie had often played nj "thror- |
ing a rope to lasso the stalks OF the |
tall sunlowers that bloom 80 thicMy |
over the western plains. lie had seen |
great fires rushing madly through The |
dry prairie grass lie had even seen |
half dozen fires at q time Tar on
on the great round line In which he
wide sky shuts itsolf down over he
wide earth. lie also knew how hard
the winds could blow across the great
onen ni,ina when tho sprlng wipas
csmo btou,ing an The .,v from ,be
Gulf Of Mexico or the par ocean Der.
trnn, nsed IN watch tho rreat roppd
"n,mbic weodn" "a tbev rolled ranldly
along faster than horse could gal
| Top Sometimes when the wind grew
lercer than usual, II brought a thick
cloud NJ dust IN choke tho breath and
hiird tho sI,b, Then pertram wond
r,, int ,bo ho,so 40 ,,s, a. his ie,,
.ont1 c.,,v MIN anb sbut MA ave.
,troos, ,.ar,n. ma, tho iit,io hor.e
,,orid ~ i,,,oa from ~ tonnda,loss
80 Ia .haLan n, ,,laec. nv m. AZ
VIM of ihe nrairle When Berrim
was ava vears Gid hia mother took
him IN Now England TO visit mis- grand.
mo,hor ana aome cousins that he had
noyor se.n pertram thought the
soor,s IN hIs rrandmother'a ho,se we're
49,, largo enough for houses
~ .atd ia was never tired OF run
nt,, ~, and do,yn tho stairs beeause
no nod nevor before lived In A house
,,hara ,he.,o were any stalrwa,s 10 be
s,,n,hod ona dav pertram's uncle
,..a,,.h, hor,o ,rom tho eltv large
hov ana ,o,d pcrtram ana hl, little
se,,,,s r,,nt mai mia contained some-
,h1na a,hIch ,hev wouid like 10 sea.
W., ,ha, onencd tho hox they found
A. N, ~ ,,,ilnye There vas a
nhnr.h ,,,,h n s,cenie n postoesee n
.s,,,.,,t .,,,,,. a ,,ora ,,d sop,e smaller
, ,ansos Thero yyere n good many M.
/ ~ &c.. 40 sh,de the village ana n
/ nnmher ~ iittie men and women 10
. w.II anon, i,s streets There WasaIso
4 a aano, ana n train of ear, IN ming
o n.erio % ana iron, the town po,h ~
= ,he nhiidren were delighted shay
h 81, ,ha ,,,,o th,,ys on, n, ,hs no,
D an1 ,ool.d a. ,hem ono nv ono rhor
y ,hay hosan 40 h,Id tho town F,anl
Il haS o,,en heen 10 tho cItv Win M,
y ,a,her ana thonrbt that ne knew al
) aho,, ho,, n town should no buu, n,
Il StS no, mini mai pertram Sna.
l. -. ahon, ,owns "a A. b,nrs, n
o ~, ,,,nos, o,, The tbIngs ,hs, NJ
70 80 80 az, nn t,ranl would soon No." 80
10 a,hr ,,,ace por,r,m 800 10
It a., 40 go, ,hat a. was NH 49,,
II ,ow, and tha, ma VIVA heIng ,.S ~,
10 y, ,ha NAV ia Ioohod very soho, v ~
10 ,o,, r,Inn,os ia stonned ,go., Nv, 's
r, srd watched Tho lIttie town IA 4, 49, 49,
d, 49, rndor rranh.s hnsv gn,er. NJ,
ID ~ 49, nj, the Tina tbinhing h. ~
N a ~ haro . sh,re in the n,aS ~ Nv ~
u. a, a., nov' ,hough, cars -, ~
is ~. ,o,,n 80 mai on,shed s,n ~ =,
70, 49, -, ana hoysos a., nn n, sa. ,a ~
snS and tha I,,,io men VA s' .'-.'
.a,stna o,to,,v around ,he son'.
=. Tsnn nos,ram cried ont "tls.o 49,, ~,
=, = siyoone," and 0llinr his itu. N ,n,a.