The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-26

Jack started. and he travelled away
lar, further han l could tell you, and
twice as far as you can tell me.
AT length, one day coming up to a
big wood, he met a gray-haired old
man. The Old man asked him, Jack,
where are o going?"
He says: 4 am going TO push my
fortune"
Well" says the old man. says he.
IF It's looking for service YOU are.
there is a Giant who lives at the other
SHE OF that wood that they call the
Giant of the Hundred Hills. and they
believe he wants a fine. strong, able.
clever youn- fellow like YOU
Very We'll says Jack, L Will push
on to him"
Push on Jack did away to the wood.
until he got to the other side. and then
NJ saw a big castle, and going up he
knocked at the door and a big giant
came out.
Welcome, Jack" says he, the king
vi ireland son! Where are you going
ana what do YOU want?"
come says Jack. ito push nv
fortune, and am looking for honest
service. have been told" he said to
lhe Giant of the Hundred Hills, that
you wanted a clean, clever boy like
me"
Well. says the giant, st am the
Hl'"l or the Hundred Hills and do
want such a fellow like yCU. l have to
80 away every day" he said, ito bat
1g WITH another giant to the other end
lu' world. and when l am away /
"gIl s'mebody TO look after my house
@l- place. If you would be of good
TtI.Il service TO me, and do every
Jus ] tI you, l will give you a bag
vi goa az the end Of the time
ro.1A promised that he would do all
~ me giant then gave him a
~ supper and a good bed, and well
a. eeil That night. In the morning
f s-anJ had him called up before the
">I lark was in the sky.
Jazz my brave boy" says he, Il
e got 20 be- off to the other end of
.L r''l today TO fight the Giant Of
nm I... Winds, and it is time you are
a'i ..lking after your business.
nay. got to put this house in or
m anu look after everything in it I'm
IN ono back tonight. To every room
p me house and to every piece in the
n. you can go except the stable.
>.''.a door is closed, and on the
Il, your life, don't open il or so
J.. Keep that in mind"
~ sand he certainly would. then
G -'"I visited the stable and start
h and as soon as ne was gone,
gs,. went liking and arranging it and
v0 tFerything in order. And a
4 ana ''uI house il was to Jack, so big
n. Nd great; and after that he went
arS castle yard and into every house
.r55 N.Aling there, except the stable,
~ "-'u he had visited all the rest
ana he stood before the stable door
W. I''atd at il a long time. And 1
d. says Jack. says he, 81 won
rbs .-aL can be in there, and what is
nv Jason he wants me in the peril of
n, l-- not 70 go into it. / would like
Won ana peep in, and there certainly
.L De no harm"
rIgIs d0O- in and about the giants
IN ~ was opened by a little ring turned
Forr.- PIVOT IN the middle of the door.
stem .Hing the stable door Jack then
tbar o'u!ns the little ring and the door
Ja.J He" open, and inside, what does
ing - Dut a mare and a bear stand
then, ~ lhe manger, and neither OF
bea- lung. There was hay before the
"V-,o11 meat before the mare.
Door says Jack, ut is no wonder,
Tba+ creatures, YOU are not eatin'.
end vas a nice blunder Of the giant
puttirs stepped and changed their food.
beforl7 nay before the mare and meat
then me bear, and at once both of
Clos 'eiI 10 II, and Jack went out and
ks Ihe stable door. but as he did
1ser stuck in the ring and he