The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07

Taking her In his arms he carried her to his auto
mobile, saying: Il viii give you a nice long ride,
for you need fresh air. am sure"
Away they darted along smooth white roads, and
she was delighted, although at first a little fright
ened at the speed of the machine. He told her how
ne had tried to dream himself to her, but In vain,
ana now she had grown used to the idea she read
ly saw how difficult was his position.
After this" she said, "when you do not come
10 me Will remember that 1t IS not your fault, and
1 viii wait patiently for you. I thought you had
forgotten me, and my heart was breaking"
Il imagine that the trouble Is that I am thinking
OF you all the time and so dream of something else
dreamed one night" added Herbert shat herd
otreindeer had entered our garden, and in the
morning there they eating the flowers and
grass. On, but mamma was angry, but papa sold
them to menagerie"
Il wish you had dreamed a few into our nnenag-
erie" said Tourmaline 81 have never seen any deer
Tor we don't have them in Aurora. We have new
ANIMAL though. It's called the lion and Is very
herce. 1t came from faraway land to the South"
"Oh, I've seen lots of Hons," said Herbert. "They
are very common IN our country-In cages, mean"
ut rOars dreadfully and frightens everybody"
added TOurmaline, "and it tries to escape to eat
somebody, IsuppOse."
Don't go too near It, said Herbert. "Iions are
very hungry creatures"
They gathered wiIdfowers until the automobile
was filled, and then returned TO the palace The
Princess was rosy and smiling and all signs of her
illness were gone. As they stopped at the door
guard ran to them saying: Hasten! The King APP
proaches!"
HERBERT dWOke before the King appeared, ana
turned IN his bed to his sister In the door
saying: "Hurry up, you win not get any break
fest, Bert"
OFF IN AN AIRsHiP
At the end of another year he walked into the
palace and then woke just the angry King called
for his guards. Then when he. was seventeen years
old be dreamed that he sailing but this time IN
an airship a machine so complete and perfect that
he found himself steering 1t hither and thither as
ing Of the course to take to find the kingdom of
Aurora. something seemed to direct him, and he
not at all surprised to the familiar river
and the cleaning palace below him In short time.
Past the shining walls he sailed, and turning a
corner of tail tower saw the Princess at window
watching she had done constantly. He hailed her
and drew up by the window-sill, whereupon she
stepped into the airship and kissed him.
MY, but l am glad you came They talking
of marrying me to Prince Moleculus of TobascO,
but ] have cried and protested so hard that far
they have not insisted. Now you viii take away
to your home, viii you notE7
Herbert las IN doubt about that for, as he tried
TO explain, if he went away with her and then woke
up, where would she BEG He not at all sure that
she might vanish and never be found being left In
dreamland somewhere She could not understand
IT. however but he finally decided that it was too
dangerous an experiment to try. All this time the
airship rested against the castle walls. and when
he sailed away, just to let Tourmaine see what it
was like, the guards them and raised a great
outcrx. The King came to his window and shouted
in great alarm:
aHere. come back you robberl Bring back my
child A million simoleons to him who rescues the
Princessl"
SAVED From = LION
Of course no one could reach them, and they
sailed away merrily; but CONSERVATION reigned in
Aurora and it was reported all over that robber
had stolen the Princess, for no one recognized the
tail boy in the wonderful airship. After the two
had sailed all over the and and frightened the popu
lation into fits with the monster in mid-air they
returned to the garden but just they lowered
over it and were about make proposition to the
King that his daughter would be returned provided
She did not have to wed Prince Moleculus. the air
shin suddenly seemed to collapse and sank to the
ground. Instantly the guards seized the boy and
hurried him before the angry King, who demanded
what be meant by stealing his child.
When Herbert explained who he was and that he
had meant no harm, the King ordered him cast
again into the deepest Of his dungeons, but after
time he went to him to try discover the meaning