The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-03-07


Ing GET iato Il. His temper rose: he
struck '<e child a smart rap on the cheek.
and than essAn 10 baaet him with the
nnineky eoat- But h. took care not 70
hurt hin- II was all show.
a>' careless little be<garl What the
ootnes did you bring yours fort Ha~su1
sea 80. eyess Haven't you scs ssnses
Halle, what's up. What's he ben AZ
now. Cys-
The SPEAKER was Frank nyuevor. Cyras
nsanSarien's especial cham when he vas
az Denham- lie was conS;ae-,hl, o,ser
tnan Cyras. bot the latter vas forward
ooy OF AZ years. and would nor ckno~l-
eaSs eonpanion in one Of his oTn age.
srnt am IN for my coat. aud he
must bring his explained Cyras "A
tanning would do him good
NOf course il would said Prank DR.
nevor. whats be errinr fors-
Tor bis sins sid cyraS
The tears stood in Charles ere< moth
Ing srieved him 80 much a. Tor crras 10
Be angry with him
lie cries for nothing went on Crrns. =
ana tnen they get him into the nursery
and gire him sugar candy. Mamna ana
e.a Saqne' make a regular molly Of him.
nov AHsier charies. perhaps you'll 90
and get the right car. It's III. FAM, .
that kept you wahin-. Dvnevor.-
4 am not going aid Dynexor. They
began row at home about my running
out in the rain. 80 it,s siooped epa !
ZANE 10 tell yon- Here. Cy. come down
his way
The two boys. Dynevor's ara careless-
~ ~. -.
'troiled OF together alo1= the ciofsrer. /
oward the obscure exit which Ia II ~.
Dark Alley. Cyras having tossed the coat ,
Q 10 Charley's bead. nearly throwing NJ,
q his legs Charley disencuubered him I
elf. and espyins some Of the college hovx
'ith whom be kept up a passing aeuuainr-
nee when at Denham. BE ioln-d th.u,
hey were emerging noisily from the i.
rhool room. after taking of thelr xpr- y
Ices; music had no charms for them.
, they had not remained sn.sd-r ~. Hxr- I
hers In the cathedral
Nov. there was a charity .-h...l 4, &
enham for the sons of small parents y
here plain learning was taught IL wa I
large school. its NUMBER averaging Y
ur or nrs times tho-e Of he founa.- =
On school In the cathedral: and from y
~--~~--" -~%Nf~
ll<xe foundation. called the Kinx's schol-
=, and the boys Of the charity .rh.,sl
d been az dagzers drawn The slixht /
shines Of hard abuse and ssons throx- u
3 were indulsed IN. Whenever tl-- oppo-
Ion parties came into contact. AMI vi
'sity AT the present tine ran una.uslIy s4e
n. and In consequence Of -om~ os<nse DC
cred BY the naughty collers boys in the LA
q h.
red on the unheard-of exploit Of col | a..
ting In a body round the cloistsr cate
wayiay the Kings scholars on their ~
wing the cathedral at the clo-e Of AZ 10
noon service The latter walked into
trap and were caught: but they ala mo
want for pluck" and BEGAN laying
'ut them right and left :
The noise penetrated to the other end 90
the eioister. to the ears Of the two LADS =
aiding there. and away they tore. eager r.
take part in any mischief thar might II
e turned mp. The first thing Cyrzs ~
: was his brother Charles struggling
the hands OF some half dozen OF The
my, and being roughly handled. -
III the hot blood Of Cyras Baunxar-
5 body rushed 70 his face and his
per: IL he chose TO put upon Charley 4
ran" him. he was not going 10 sea w
rs do IL. lie flung OF bis jacker ana ~
cap. threw them TO Dynevor. and -
! his sturdy young fsts doubled. ~
ng upon the assailauts ~
hat would have been the upshot. Il ~,
npoSsible 10 say. had not the master kT~S
'e opposition boys come up: worthy D.
leman and martinez. whom the whole -
Ireaded more than anything alive. The
moment his portly figure was caught 4
Of OF few the crew in ixnominious
D. the college boys raising a derisivs IN
{ after them. and then decamplnx 70
own homes. iHen
ITO Be continued, his I
IL n.