Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

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You're going 10 DO nothing Of the
k.rd Sp0ty is all right. The quiet
Ladies don't bother me any. and II they
DO, your father vii ind means 20 have
them turned OF The premises Thank
heaven. we've got Christianity enough
u as 10 mind our ONn concerns and
ID they don't thelell be trouble"
Thomas and little Alley retired to
entertain their respective following FOO,
the front sidewalk. and Eliza beth
inrummcd an accompaniment % Spot
tr's solo outside Presently william
the oldest came running hreathlessly
iu," the front room Mother tneI
drove two OF our hens of their back
p.-ch,"
Trying hard TO pick quarrel. are
M they sJn?'
Yes. but --
But Wuat?'
They may bur. our hens
Mother laughed heartily Don't
sou ever ,hin6 Co. Why they know
father w.ll raise bedlam u they Inter-
ierr with our rights. No cam De- exc
pcc,ci 10 keep oar hens 10 OUT own
yard-it's only O strip"
Yes. aul when NE and Tom are
opcuin' the side gate they'd just shu,
$50 heard en- say the yard 20 "a double
house was no place 100 Keep hens any
way, and what with they're haru the
smell of burnt food I'm doe house all
tue lime because of hayiu % bum al
the scraps ON account of the chickens
roDtD' the sWill ont g. tae box 1ll over
;U- yard. &c come nigh b'in' % nuisance,
They said b would take "a long time FOR
them % work up glil enough 90 move
into "a double house with SO many kinds
of nulsauces"
Did they fasten The gate again.
William
Yes they got tired Of the sound
ol DO hangiu' against the house"
600 and open it William. or wait:
J Vill MS time they realized we had
q little right ON these premises. 60
20 the piano. Elizabeth and play loud"
on one of our warm evenings -tno
warm for indoor quiet-the Quiet La
dies went forth 10 enjoy their front
porch. bat alas
What are YOU doing on our lawn.
hoys?' asked The elder quiet Lady
Elizabeth was at the piano
We come over 10 your hydrant for a
drink"
why not AZ your own"
Father wont Jet as tramp on our
grass"
Whats the matter with playing on
your own porch
"All right"
Tho quiet Ladies stood tho racket rs
long as they could. but finally Withdrew
within the sacred precincts Of their ste
ting-room Sacred II was not long
before shower Of pebbles ratified az
the top Of their lowered window. while
the bcdlam on the porch outside in
creased
Father and mother smiled indulgent-
ly when they came home. as the young
sters told their latest prank And
Thomas with bis quick ears told what
he overheard. as usual.
Say Pop. | heard one OF them say
It's gettin' unbearable."
What. son?'
why. the eyerlastm' piano. aud the
chickens and Spotly. aud US, Kids, and
our crowd. J guess"
Well said father. Complscently, II
they don't like ma. why don't they
move? Such people have no business
living ion a doublc-house anyway We
pay thirty dollars against their forty,
and it's NJ 10 them 10 move.
a neatly dressed woman appeared be-
fore one Of our charitable institutions.
along in The early winter asking for
help. I'm the evening, committee
waited upou her for the purpose of iu-
yesiigatiou
I'shered into n sitting room. COM
Portable and warm with piano smile
Ing welcome ana cheer iu one corner.
the committee took few notes and
mada a few quiet comments while
waiting for the family 10 finish supper
After waiting considerable length OF
time, impdticnco, and probably curosi-
Is, led them 90 intrude upon the diners,
A happy family seemingly well fed.
by the appearance Of ihe table several
large boys. evidently Just home from
work q cheerful fathre and the neatly
dressed mother met the rather aston
ishod gaze Of the investigating CONF
mitteo.
Are YOU needing work. was asked
the father.
oh. no; am always 81 work. and
Wy boys here. too"
Have you sickness turning TO the
mother
"No. we are all well enough"
And plenty 20 eat ana a comfortable
homer
ION. yes. a good roof over our heads
and plenty to eat for that matter.
but"
"But What2 Why did sou ask for
heip?'
wei. you see. some Of the younger
children are short ON underwear, and
] thought maybe you could help ~ out
a little