The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06

be no animals left. except the largest q
fercsst, like the Sullivans. Hooiah2l, a
McLoughlins.
I think" said Alice, that % E1ll
a good thing to change most Of then Co
innocent plants and small aniuls
that they viii not entirely dslsE
don't you?'
wen. some OF them would b -
hted." replied the Biddle. ''Of o-s
small and inofensive animals Ike "a
Crawleys or the Wormsers OF the G1.a
can do no harm at all. but things L1n
McEwens OF the jenkins ought Q =
either muzzled or abolished ellzf
Why, I have climbed up into a tll -a
every night 60 get away from :
hungry Gimbel shat pToWls around, i-ii
lot Of Hoshns and Caseys that ol1 CHS
out nights, have even more than ti-t
sand small animals like LIS. Ats-
Pecks. Otis. Ayres and such-ll .
creatures who can't protect thenle e.
1T is certainly a sad state Of a--.s
remarked Howard. and ] re4lJ -
that III have 20 change you all mo i--'
thing else"
The Biddle as well as the Riley -
to protest against their being a!Iei-l -
anything else, but before HoEaTl 90
say anything a loud outcry aio7s -
all sides. The animals began 70 i-l'-
and fee into holes. Howard, wen q =
that the Biddle was running away ~
as his short legs could carry nm ~. -.
around and saw several very la55s -
fving toward them, uttering horlll -. -.
Alice caught him by the arm. ll- -
looked like great winged dragon :
covered with horny scales, and e4-- =
a mouth Ike the opening OF l,.'
They were evidently enraged, an. ~
10 attack the boy and girl Wno p Z
vaded their country. but as they 49, +.
a long way OF Howard grabbed - - 4
creature called a Harrigan as u 20 %
and asked it what the bros were -..-
..Tbev are Gormleysl" cried liis - =,
gan. struggling 10 escape, ana ~ -
the very worst things around hsl'- I.
viii surely devour us all unless :.
into our holes. Run for y0lf Al~
TIE Dragons TFDafs5
Il wish for a solid steel gag 8. -
14,vvsrd hastily. as he saw that l-1 +.
o~-iit-o things we're about 70 sWo'g i.
ana instantly both Of them Ne.s -. 80
inside OF o cage so strong ti.e. -
Cormleys dashed down at u .--5, -
80 tbeir horny necks. LlLy =
sro-nd and gnashed their irlInsl-- 4.
ard bowled IN anger. but OF 49, =
-~,-15r,-f reach the children HoH-.s- =.
------,r photographs Of tlel'
INC nat the Princess was veg -
alarmed BIZ the aWL-- l'i77' - ~
tbeu all into moles- me s-11 - &
that followed brought all -l5 -. 49, =
nsIs out Of their retreats. anu - -
5eIi-bfed but the fierce ONES 4.
49, vben they found what ri ~
$3.50 mat Howard jlst c1aNs--.- 4
- - ito frofeusive birds OF s--'-
mails instantly. --ss-. .
The Biddle began 20 make q
Alice interrupted him 90 say ,---s. r
Howard, the sun mas
downl We must hasten
ssvybvg" asked Howard. 1850 --is-
..secs-,se.' she replied, .Ag ~
ell iii not work after sunset -
7l-'+ y-anr 70 stay in this cage ~ - Z
An Lent" said Howard; "l7''
we go2' ,.+r---s ps.l.
"gTavbe he won't Ike me- -~5sr
only a plain American c.'-L 81. - u
s-,r;sr-s -91. and be 7llI not ..- DO
-, . sd Howard. do1b,tl--- -+~
.I.ots wish for a minister e. 49, 10
red right Of" said Alice
win be too late 90 object ..- and g
So they called MP a mlIis- l..-..5 b,
married After that ueE 80 b
seT[-es IN Somuolia. and they -
e. a +vri-l-1inr. The king vas 80
bs~s bis daughter home asa.- -
90 he 5fdn't mind her brn5--7 -.
hand with her whether I rs-l
g1eTF MAS worn out or |nat. - :.
know. but they were never 49, 81
If work again. and 50 l-s, -. -ss-s
ward ike ordinary royal j. .-s-
49,. he no more % tell a1oa- - -
Pr.tlv. -be story was so sii--5r ~
80 not seen the pictures l--- = 3
+ook of the BiddIe and the r. n r.
cc-1E not have believed l---- - Z
happened, but here ere some ---.-.s
lures. 50 that you can Dc
Won. too. doubt the story -.,-.-sLJ