The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24

+t,o,, made an Grafton, the same pellS
transIated sentence by sentence TO the
chief. -, ,,tobness 8"
baoaD the sergeant. and evidently Iiie
Interpreter missed connections IN tIe
rendition. for Khali's looks soI'eiieu do
though his vanity were tickleu' 49,
I'VE have brought the anliiid - -
did the damage" went on JatNey,
This handsome pup is the gentleman
who took the sample out OF your hISii-
ness's nigh hind prop. -, ,f
F,Ieazar turned aside with spasiil %
congbing. KhaH looked posiuVely
pleased. he nod
cot course he's got to take his med
icine," continued the sergeant hat :
what we brought him for.
The dattO nodded emphatically WHEN
this was Interpreted.
No dog can bite a chunk O. meat
ont a. such a high and mighty son OF
a hod carrier as your highness without
having for the fun, mOre's the pity.
Are We telling him what l say, you
scoundreI?" this last to the peTSplr-
ing interpreter.
Eve thought likely you'd enjoy see
ing him executed, your imperial mean
ness he went on, $50 we fetched him
over to do the job. Will you have him
skinned alive, boiled I'm oil or cut IN
quarters? 1t can be French fried or
mashed, just as you say
How much of this percOlated through
the cIogged inteTstices of the interpret
er's brain and was communicated TO
the datto cannot be determined.
Enough. however. so that he under
stood the dog was to be slain, and at
the news his face lighted.
But" said Jarvey, there's one
thing I'd ought to tell you. This dog
has got a holy terror inside of him,
and none of us want to stand for
what's going to happen if he's killed.
Rut maybe your TWO-fOr-a-Nickel
Highness is willing to try the jOb?'
Jarvey paused, and khlai eyed him
suspiciously and then jabbered with his
suite. Then he spoke to the interpret
'eBv how is it known there is devil
in those dOg?" that gentleman asked
Jarvey.
Easy" said the sergeant. You see
the size of him. He's built close TO the
ground. He's nothing but one-story
dog. He can't run away His legs
are warped He's awful slow. But ever
since he's had this devil he's been able
to lick any dog that walks, no matter
how big he is. It's all one to the
Kaiser Anything on four legs and
any number OF EN-, IL you We SOL any
dogs in this village l can prove this
devil business in about two moves
BY the veriest chance at that mo-
ment there came pOking through the
crowd a lean. gaunt beast of dog
He halted at the sight of Kais, stretch
ed out his neck inquiringly, his nose
working like a rabbits. He was twice
the bulldogs height at the shoulder,
but Kais viewed him with contempt
and growIed insultingly. Jarvey IN
snapped the chain.
sic him. boyv' he urged, and Kais
leaped at the lean one, while the crowd
fled TO a safe distance. As Kais closed
in the gaunt beast snapped like a wolf
and then leaped aside. FAe bulldog
missed his throat and the range of the
stranger ripped his shoulder open four
inches.
"Ay-yi-yir' yelled the crowd delight
eddy, and even KhaH deigned to
smile.
Nail him down, Kais," shouted
Eleazar. and Kias took the advice.
He leaped again at the strangers
throat. The murderous fangs caught
him in the face and fold of skin fell