Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28

wnen sne felt Ike getting up for
prescribing such remedies '
Thought would be good for tba "a
ana even giving her wine when snH
looked unusually pale and iistless J u,,
anu ny the younger girl was An ror
rev aays' and the mistress took her a.
nana' DOSING her and giving n rooA
on her feet again. "oout
AZ length growing a trifie susnic,a,..
OF the girls. the lady took the vo,,,,,
one 10 one side and quietly and kinssfy,r.
thlkeu 10 her In regard TO har ia.s
hours, her illness, and her own s,,ss te
cions. The GIRL manifested no sniris ~
the matter whatever; In fact made ii,,a
or no response to questioning '''"'
be truthful With me, and viii ~.
your best friend" she said 10 rho Oil
" you or your sister are IN tro,1bia
b ,elt me- a, ana ! win do all l can for YOU
I want TO know IL you are so..
girl or bad girl" No answer s0'u
Are you good" A long pause or
am waiting" '"NSo'
II said Yes"
did not hear you, and IL You arc q
good girl, should think Won .Sov,S
hurl the answer at me. Now see Mr.
Mandy, | am not convinced Vet nv
II you are good girl / am hound 70
heiP YOU " you are bad girl, | am
going to help you to be good" VIA,
more could one do in helping a girl nm
VINO was evidently on the downward
traily What more could possible n,
done? Nothing absolutely. The k,nS9
ness did not work Mandy loft tbs
room silently, her better self apnar.
emily not touched. week went h,,
and the lady's suspicious only strength.
ened. one morning, not feeling val
she was late for breakfast Tbs
breakfast was cold. Thinking berse,c
privileged to complain, sho made some
objection to the cold meal, only 10 bs
met with a volley of angry words. thai
fairly stunned her
You got up so darn late--how do Won
expect me TO keep your breakfaat
warm" This from Mandy. after ~
lady had been kind enough to take her
sister In. and allow her late breakfasts
Mandy was requested TO leave NJ
course. a final appeal was made 10 tina
sister, No use; the kind words onlv
fell on deaf ears. Now then, II such
girls will refuse help and guidance I'm
the very moment OF their need and evil.
dolng-wel, one might as well throw
up his hands. Not even one word ~
thanks did these girls offer for all the
Kindness lavished upon them, and such
as these are the very ones who 20
about talking of the hard lot OF the
servant Girl. and Of being pushed when
already down
n ARALLEL alleys run TO the center
of one OF our large city blocks
At the end OF one dwell the white
trash" and at the other the "colored
folks" The latter. more peaceable al.
ement one could scarcely hope to find
The houses are clean-absolutcly spot.
less; the children neat and well behay.
ed, and when not In school. they are not
TO be found on the street The neigh
boring alley inhabitants would do well
to copy after them In some respects
for their children are given TO stirring
UP strife In the streets, and like little
Arabs steal from the garbage heaps,
fighting among themselves over some
filthy rag or tin can. One Sunday az.
ternoon the small blacks and the whites
were seemingly lined up In battle over
some small article. The former stood
In quiet dignity, dressed In their best
Sunday clothes, while the latter, dirty,
unkempt, were threatening a mighty
scrap. One of the colpred boys finally
said, "Ah, II doesn't matter one way
or another it's so small" And they
all turned on their heels and quietly
walked up their alley to their homes,
leaving the bone OF contention with the
white element, who fought like little
cats and dogs over the picking
LADY BABBGE,