The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-22

servants are much more Rnlivsning than
I the big bugs are There for example.
vas the one called AnastaSia. though
I that was a freak Of baptism which was
extremely misleading.
From her first appearance" says the
/ chronicler. "AHastasia seemed oppressed
/ by our speech and manners OF address.
fe speak that Euglified.' she in
/ formed me within five minutes of her
arrival I dunno what IN the name Of
/ God we're sayIn' to me She put out her
/ tongue at me In a friendly fashion. and.
as if nothing else matteTsd I'm the world.
/ began pounding upstairs With her yellow
tin box
Her first distinctive action vas 10
fall upstairs with the tea tray. We dis
covered her picking Up the pieces Of the
toast dish with q furiously- red face
+ The cause OF the disaster being demand
ed OF her Anastasla preserved preE-
nsnt silence. Nv mother pressed her
/ for reason. and she burst out incohe-
&c 'Them's the damdest ould contrary
what did YOU say. Anastazta7- in
: qu1red my mother i'm q friEid voice An
sstssis brushed past her with No mat
+ Their. It's fashion have Of mutterin
to meself'
AS she went through the duties of the
day she gave herself instructions in q
mumblng Undertone- -rhether she was
aloha or standing near some person who
could hear every syllable she said. The
+ bell rang and she would hurry through
I
J the door My mother called her and
/ she would run past me- whispering dis
/ tinCtly. There's the mistress sCreechln
+ for me now
( in her belief II was lucky 10 spill milk.
she told me. when 7 once dropped jug
/ full Them little people viii be pleased
/ with the sup we're LAYING them. she
/ The good folk. she told me. Eere very
dainty in their habits, and would not
/ touch anything that was soI'ed or dirty.
+ Ne own little nephew I'm ths county
/ TippeTarE- lovely Young by 0f
/ weeks old. was pinin' away she said.
an the poor mother was distracted IN
/ know what vas aiIin' him till she called
. I'm q woman that had the name o. hel0
wise, an she told me sister the fairies
We're tslun the child
"s An WhstIl do7" sad ms sister.
'.' Smear him with dirt" she the
woman for whstever's anyways dirty
/ the fairies'H leave after en-"
+ " Ne sister done that, an the Young
+ child recovered for Nhen they seen the
dirt the fairies let him he
7 was lately amused hF story Of an
/ old Irish nurse with a turn for self
/ lately come to the house of q newly
/ married couple TO care as they call u.
their first child
+ "Oue evening. after dinner. the young
! parents stole upstairs 70 see their pre-
/ cious in its cot They discovered the old
+ woman uodding over the fire. with the
. EdtN oEuDliN5 from u-f Nl-eeS ltNe-I
the crate The mother uttered slight
+ ezciana ton of alarm which reused the
( nurse immedia teiy to q mechanical rock
/ ing Of the child
I % 7 fiddle -fddIetv. fiddle fiddle DUN
/ Amt We a beautiful CouPls-yere like
boy and 2 CURL
. But. nurse suggested the young
/ mother, timidly, wasn't baby rather near
/ the fire.
The old woman closed her eye with
/ sagacious wink and exclaimed;
""God bless her inuycenCe. isn't ~ sisE
seen tits yer first child. Don't yeU know
ma'am. that heat sUells en- out big