The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-10

ont uI N"r BLACK unif Whn io and
u.H1II' "a DHckw.Il dun lomser s,o.
rI. and h.' him in the laf ifo prr.
uus to fr.sa Tor o iuat,on al Tea
raaos and curl papers IA ,an', End
% white tic 10 save hi mnding 20
the community Then ~ a,ia but
ton comes out and rolls ,rrtr tho
dresser he finally gets % iba.fm.
tIou and the guard on be elevated
train won't open the door d time to
Dot him aboard Thirty fnlna,es later
he steps on a banana.pcol md Is all
in" as the street yocabulaD has Il.
Now AN these things are uhlnportan.
In themselves, but punched they
make a man grow old Ho goeth
forth IN the morning olated and full
Of hope. The wind catchen his bat
amldshlps and bloweth IL creeungly
down the street lie puiIen after IL
and Is outdOno. This reminds OF
"Ironqulll" Wares Kansas hfoeze
"Oncr a Kansas zephyr atmytd
Whore "a cruss-oycd buli pup played
And the foolish canine uaycd
Al the zephyr in gny
Semi idiotlo way;
Then tho zaphyr In about
Half a jlny took that pup.
Turned him over wrong aldo up
Then II turned him wrong file out;
And it calmly luurnUyed hcncr
with q barn and string Of fcuft"
Once we owned daiB papeF.
Those who have heard Go0fge Aiels
Peggy from Paris" win recall A5t
"Helno played with sousa ongtI r
Just oncei" In this at least We ve1e
like Helne A carrier boy 4 q sna n
thing. petty and a trivial cinadh
stance. and yet he can do more 10
cause woe than even 'lrmqulld"
zephyr one night he forgot % erty
his papers. In a moment Of m
guardedness we had allowed The i1En
telephone man to place hell0Ax
In our happy home. on tbs oaa.
sion the phone rang--not once Tut
several times. Then Il poaled uCne
more. and with a sad heart we
slulked to the office. and In lhg hrk.
ness we delivered those papers Ne.
tho editor and owner OF a.ktuc
| thoueht mouldcr the proud ld'2cs'
aor OF threo.story brick nlldhg, a
gasoline engine and shooting stick
delivering our own mlstoemtlC
thoughts at the doorsills q the ron
stltuency We humbled our pride
and carried the edition. but here
sunk deep into our heart a shaft that
ever and anon prlcks us TO the pali
zatlon that the little things Of life
are responsible for the gray halis In
our wlio's head.
SSS
"Art thou the bird whom maa nvcs
best.
Tho pious bird with the scarle, bfihst,
our little English robinf'
There is a belief more marked
among the country folk than In the
city's confines, that good luck comes
TO the one who FIRST sees aud hears
robin rodbroast in tho spring IN,
arrival OF the adventurous bird Il
heralded proudly TO the local papei
by the fortunate discoyerer The
editor. with thoughts aglow and see
ing the green and budding Earth II
the approaching distance. does full
merit TO the local Christopher Colnm
bus and his welcome find. Manwhll,
others have heard these adventurous
songsters from the southland and tn,
annual dispute arises, the editor hav
ing. on more than one occasou. I,
contradict the glory mlsappled e
the alleged discoverer. unieniabll
proof having boon furnished by 1
moro previous Ponce de Loon.
Indeed, the coming OF the robin II
the last waning days Of winter ere
atos a sensation The grown folk
feel a Qulckening OF the hert an,
pulse at tho CHEEKY cry Of hel
feathered friend the babies pres
their faces 10 the window nne 4
see the winged messenger lpcna
warmer cline. and during the thihnI
days that usually follow the adyen
OF the first redbreast, all feel toucl
OF pity while
| Poor robin sits and sings alone
| When the showers OF driving ihet
/ BY tho cold winds OF winter hlotn
The cottage easement beat
When robin comes IL Ia sim. 4
tho village, TO begin holding tow
meetings for the advancemont ~ th
town, Here grave and dery gecche
are made and paper rails are aid 10
imaginary railways miles aud nile
In length. Then before the noek
subscribed wife begins to tau abou
now bonnets. new shlrtwalsh an
new outfits for the children The r.
suit is hard ON tho railroad
The Breton legend OF the rd lei
upon the robins breast Is mott
one, It is well told In the Enrils
lyrics thus;
Bearing Ills cross while Christ p,sse
forth forlom
His godliko forehead by tho mod COW
torn.
a little bird took from That crusn or
thorn
To soothc the dear Rcdecmrrs thoohr
head.
That bird did what she could. Ilb sbo
Ills said
Down dropping. dyed her ,endet ,,sso
red
Since then no wan,ou how dI-,us. n.
nest.
Weasel nor cat win Nor young noe,t;
All sacred deem tho bird Of ruddy la.a al