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

who. entangled In business In such n
way that obedience 10 the pledge would
have ruined them, Htlll held in their
deeper, better natures a genuine adj
mirntion for courage AMI consistency.
They had known Dr. Bruce many years
a. kindly. safe man. but the thought
of him IN the light ~ racrificc OF this
sort was not familiar to them. Az fast
as they understood II they gave thcir
pastor the credit OF being absolutely
true TO his recent convictions as to what
following Jesus meant. Nazareth
Avenue church has never lost the Inn
pulse Of that movement started by Dr.
| bruce. Those who went with him In
making the promise brcathcd into the
church the very breath OF divine iifc
and are continuing that life giving
work NJ the present time.
II was fall again. and tho city faced
another hnrd winter. Tho bishop one
afternoon came out OF the settlement
and walked around the block. intending
| 10 80 on u visit to one OF hia new friends
In the district He had walked about
| four blocks when he wna attracted By "A
shop that looked different from the
/ others. The neighrofh1od was atm
| quito new 60 the bishop and every day
he discovered some strange spot or
stumbled upon some unexpected hu.
mnnity.
The place that attracted his notice
| WIS - hhnll nous" clut" " tulnrNH
| laundry. There were two windows la
the front. very clean. aud that was re-
mnrkablc, TO begin with. Then inside
the window was tempting display ~
cookery, with prices attached to the
various articles. that made the hlahup
wonder somewhat, for he was familiar
by this time with many facts In the
life Of the people once unknown to him.
AZ he stood looking at the windows
/ tho door between them opened, and Fc-
llcia sterling came out.
'fclicinV' said the bishop. when
did you move Into my parish without
| my knuwlodgc2"
How did you ind me 20 soon2" asked
Felicia
why, doLr you know These arc
the only clean windows In the block.
| y believe they nrp." runlicd Felicia,
with u laugh that did the bishop good
to hear.
But why have you dared to come TO
Chicago without telling me, ana how
have you entered my diocese without
| my hnowlcdgcG" asked the blahop. and
| Felicia looked 20 ill.," that beautiful.
clean educated. refined world h. once
knew that ne might b, nnrdoncd for
ncoing IN her something Of the old para
disc. although, TO speak truth for tho
bishop, he had no desire TO Eo back to
II praln.
We'll dear bishop" said Felicia.
| NnN nAH AlMNNt chlled MN 20 MnOn
ever thcv had met, u know how over
whclmcd you We're with your work. 1
did mob want 10 burden you with my
plans ana, besides. | am going 10 uffsr
you my services. Indeed I was Just on
MY way 10 see you and ask your advice.
am .oiilcd here for the present with
Mrs. Hascuin. anlVHw0mnn who rsutH
our three rooms. and with one ~ Rn-
rhelH music pupils. who II being holnod
10 course IN violin by Virginia Page.
fhe N nom the pcoplc,V continued w.
ligin. using the words "ffnm the peo-
rle' 90 rravcly aud unconsclously that
the bishop smiled. "0nd I am keeping
huuse Tor her and az the same time be-
ginning an experiment In pure food Tor
the uiufgcs. ! am an expert, aud have
clan ! wnnt you 10 ndmlrr aud de-
vclnp. WIN you. dear bishop
Indeed I WIN" replied the bishop.
The sight 81 Felicia and her remarkable
Vitality. enthusiasm and evident pur-
pose almost bcwlldotvd him.
Martha can help at the settlement
with her violin. and will help with
| my mrFHpH. You see, | thought / would
sci settled first and work out something
and then come with some real thing Ia
onor I'm able Ia earn my own living
now"
you arc9" The bishop said ltaiit.
tlc lncrcdulously. How? Making those
thinraf"
Those thlnEs''" said Felicia, with
n show % Indignation, ~ would have
you know. sir, that those things are
the best cooked, purest food products IL
this whole city"
II don't doubt f." sald the blaho.
hastily. while his eyes twinkled. "stitl
the proof or the pudding-You know
| the rest"
"Comc IN and try soma" exclaimed
Felicia. You poor blahogl You looi
as II you hadn't had good meal for O
| month";
Rhc Insisted on the bishops entering
the little front room VIII ifc Martha, q
Wide awake girl with short curly hall
ana an unmlHtnkablc air OF music abou
her. was busy with practice,
90 flght on, Martha. This N thI
bishop. You have heard me speak o
him ~ often. Sit down here and let ms
give you a taste OF the ilCshpots o
Egypt for I believe you have been nc
tualiy fasting"
So Felicia and the bishop had an I'm
proviHed lunch. and the bishop. who, Il
tell the trutht. had not taken time fo
! wecss TO enjoy his meals. Toasted on tn
delight OF his unexpected discovery nm,
was able 20 express his aatnnshmOn
and qualification at the quality or TN
cookery,
u thought you would at least say {