Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

ture with her dusky locks "a-hansing
down her back" around her neck.
strand upon strand OF yellow glass
beads, 10 which are appended numerous
and sundry charms; and upon her
hands rings terribly and wonderfully
made. Seated near table with a
bright red cover. she faces you.
NOW ladies' there were two OF us
will you have me tell you a very
good fortune for 81, or, a complete one
for s3?'
81 came for the express purpose OF
getting what your card without an
nounces | came for 10 cents worth OF
fortune"
MY card outsider All that do not
belong TO me; that belong TO man next
door" Next door Is pretty much Of
an empty lot. "Ah. my dear lady. what
YOU eXpec for 10 cents? Come. now.
place your tree dollar upon that card
for luck, and | tell you wonderful
fortune-I see much in your face-much
in your face. All, my dear lady.
there is much you should know--I see
trouble ahead for you unless you know
come now" IN pleading. cooling tones.
Ten cents worth, was repeated.
"Ah," with a French shrug, then
have no fortune for you"
The two callers agree between them
TO have So cents worth of fortune. This
is the extent of their pile, and 10 and
behold the Egyptian sorceress Is all
smiles and vitchery i'm q moment. She
handles defty a pack OF dirty bur
Notwithstanding cards. AS she spreads
them. before you the chills creep up
and down your spinal column. Upon
one wrlthes a rattlesnake-your enc
mics; upon another a dagger--your RI
val; another a struttlng peacock-jeal-
ousy; aud so on. And strange to ray
you have all OF these IN your fortune,
not 10 mention fair and dark lovers,
Journeys, letters, and much money COM
ing To you. And thus the Egyptian sor-
ceress born IN France. rattles on until
the Go cents IL exhausted. and you begin
to wonder what more she could add for
81 Presently she tells you. She stacks
up the cards. and that Is all with the
exception Of this:
Now. ladies. I give you a good for
tune, today. but I have not told nil.
You come tomorrow. and / tell you the
rest There IL evil all about you. See
ths?" pointing TO a fantastic little
trinket dangling from the yellow beads.
This charm--l am -utritualist I dis
pei evil spirits about you. Come to-
morrow; bring bottle Of water and
an egg: I place them under bed, and
all evil spirits leave you, understand"
That Is a question. However. with
smiles ana UallelN SHe NOUS out Ner
hand and after satisfying her with the
fact that you give your money free
hearted" she losses kisses into the
alr-lucky for you. and touching Tho
lobe of your left ear, sends you forth
rejoicing over your lost money, your
enemies and the jealous woman In your
life LADY BABBIE.
I CHANGED on an evening primrose,
Alone on the mountain wild.
And carried Il. root and foliage,
TO the slck-bed of child.
And every night a fresh flower
Bloomed for that little one.
Breathing the breath of the mountain,
Till every blossom was done.
And every night she grew stronger,
And every morn she was dressed,
Till one day the mountain found her
Dancing upon his breast.
O. dear little evening primrose,
Rare Is the message We give,
Spending your life in the giving,
That little child might live
LADY BABBlE.