Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

was rs good an the meals you used to
yet ut the Auditorium at the big BAN
qucts." aaid Felicia. Nhyly.
" 'Aa GOOD asi The Auditorium BAN
quets were simply husks compared 10
this one. Felicia. Hut you must come
TO the settlement l want you TO sec
what We are doing. And I am simply
astonishcd 10 find you here earning
YOUR living this way I begin ~ see
what your plan H. You can be Of In
finite help 10 ~. You don't really mean
that you viii live here and help these
people to know the value Of good food7''
Indeed I do Felicia answered
not follow ~"
AYE. aye, You're right nioss God
FOR sense like yours. When left the
w0rld'-the bishop smiled nj the phrase
they were talking q good deal about
the new woman II you are ono "
them. l am convert right now and
here"
"Finttcry stint IL thorc no escape
from 1t even In the alums N Chlcngof'
Felicia laughed again, aud the bishops
heart, heavy though Il had grown dur
Ing several months Of vast sin bearing,
rclolced TO hear H. It sounded good. II
was GOOD. II belonged to d1d.
Felicia wanted TO visit the settlement
ana went back with the bishop. She
was amazed At the results of what c0n-
siderable money and u good deal Of COM
Hecratei brains had done. As they walk
Cd through the building they talked In
ccsaantiy. Felicia was the Incarnation
OF vital enthusiasm, Even the bishop
wondered NJ tho exhibition uf II rs u
buhblod up and rpafklcd over.
They went down ~ the basement
and the bishop pushed open the door
from behind which came the sound N a
carpenters plane. II was small but
woli equipped carpenters shop. \
young man with paper emp on his
head and clad In blouse ana ovcralls
was whiatling aud driving tho plane aa
he whiHtlod. lie looked W. ~ the bishop
| aud Felicia entered and took OF his cap.
As he ana 80 hla little finger carried a
| small curling shaving up to his hair.
ana II caught there.
"AiIss Sterling. Mr. stephen clyde"
said the bishop. clyde u one u our
helpers here two afternoons Ia the
week"
Just then tho bishop was called up
| stairs, and he excused himself for "a
moment leaving Felicia and the young
carpenter together
| We have met before" said Felicia,
looking at Clyde frankly.
Yes, back IN the world ne the
bishop says" replied the young man.
and his fingers tremblod little ~ they
lay on tho board he had been planning
YES" Felicia hcsltatcd. II am very
| glad to see you
| mounted the young carpenters fore
head. you have had great deal OF
trouble since-then2"ho said. and Their
h. was afraid he had wounded her ui
| called W. painful memories, but Felicia
had lived over all that
YES and you also. How ~ q you
are working hcreY'
a.
Ny father lost his money and ! wa
Obliged o. go tu work, a. very good thlnf
! Tor mo. The bishop says ! ought Co b,
/ grateful. ! am. ] am very happy now
learned the trade huping some tlm'
10 b. NJ use. am night clerk at one u
the hotels. That sunday morning whei
you took the pledge at Nazareth Az
vnuc church | took Il with the Others
"Dll your said Felicia slowly. q"
am glad"
Just then the bishop came back. an,
very soon he and Felicia won't away
leaving the young carpenter ~ hi
work. snmc one noticed that he whls
tied louder than ever az he planned.
"FOllcin," said the bishop, did y0'
know stephen clyde heforef"
yes. back In the world" dear bishop
Ito was one of my ncqunintnnccH II
Nazareth Avenue church."
All" said the bishop.
| We were WY kNti iil'hahs huu''
| Felicia.
hut nothing morc7" the bishop ven
turcd 10 ask.
Fcllcln's face Riowed for an instant
Then she looked the bishop IN the eye
| frankly and unswcrcd
Truly and tflv, nothing more"
"it would be- Just the way OF IN
world Tor those two people To como I
like each other, though" thought tn
bishop to himself and somehow N
thought made him grave, II was al
most like the OLD pang over Camilla
but Il passed. leaving him afterwart
when Felicia had gone back. with tear
IN his eyes and feeling that was nj
most hope that Felicia and Stephe
would like each other, After ~ % .-i
the bishop. like the sensible, good ma
that he was, Us not romance a part q
humanity Love IA older than am an
wiser"
Tho week lowing the bishop had a
experience that belongs TO this part q
tho settlements history
lie was coming back TO the scttl,
mcnt very late from some gathering ,
the striking tallors aud was Walkln
along. with his hands behind hin
whom two men jumped out from behln
am old fence that shut OF an nhandone
factory from the street and faced hin
ono Of tho men thrust pistol into NJ
| bishops face. and the other thrcateno