Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
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s-7-~N HERE was lust one person who
Dn.-. an 3hn,,t N ,noon
~ ~,
aDout pllsoh NE there was
Just one person who knew and
1eft md sa,v II from every noInt on
s.,,,.. s,.Y,o ura.r,t.,, N. ,.,.o,tnoss
and We snnlln"SS 1ts tragedy ana
comedy, its romance and it's pathos
n was none Of the Judges black
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lpuVV "ilu Sc l'"s' WIS "''u "''n CIV
dignity of the law, moving IN and out
of chambers aud looking down upon
,No ,.nnrl,o,r, "a, onc to,1-s a, a chess.
y, .".',. ..,,.
board enc 4espI'lplhs '"e moves WIFI
out passion or feeling, They had
ceased 20 appreciate the human side
a ,e,u 49, Ty,at ,ghich stond
90 Us .,. 49,.
before mem was not q nuluan uulhes
with heart tnropS 1lu C'lpa Ulll'tSS
y was put IN ne ueIL go
IL was nor Lilp W3'tgel ~ my ~ e,'c
keonefs OF lns .'H tph.ps pl.s'ln "
whom l reter' 4ot 20 mem w"
me 5nnocsnt aho silS s",,t,. S ,pt,.u
our niue hoNl Alu Mele h"iie, ICY
Enew me tIeaIF rutilNc. 4liI S'NHt
Ieai more. puI ~ was oN'' 'i"'' '"e
official Slde. u,
Certainty II vas hut lhN ii,Sslvlt-
- 80 49, 80. a., .,.1 ,,.t,. ,,a,,t
INTO strahSe nehastol' auN WIZ" VIII
noking around "a lne daIklesI, WiiiIN
chilling ON others 20 behold lhe ugnt.
One OF us An. WOaF 'yuiq We
know beyond tne rAnsV 81 .ns i N.Y.,
cells when pnuno'u ~ ~ i ,n'Is
save. perhaps glihllsses pl,9 otIes seiis
gust like our OWL; put pl lhu Mstnos'
ana lne Mltnln, wy v1eu7s nv i. en-
fect, the reason 'sh9 .tl , 'ls"e VI u an
what could We hhp"
There was lust obe VINO knVN ~ aii-
ana lhat was -spp'e n9ls a., 49,.
il me Judges. tns Nl'ruel'' wv heSP-
ers ana tne tnis SsI'l.., nlln Yssn
ourselves had limited Viewpoints.
MARY saw IL alI lrSsn tHe lofty heish'
of actual KNOWLEDGE.
she hnew What tne JUDGES Noulu
do. AND way sac uIiueissvpu Milht
We mao done. anu. very otsen' WY,
political records, inc INgslills anu
boaShsv Nhe SIalesy sIlo stSueS,rLns'
al We're open secrets 10 App'e Mal1.
She knew every deialI OF the enaIsss
euni1lct DetWs"n = ne utlsvheis " tne
T1inbs ana the tslllet altVrney ot
flee. The prisoners liEl.lns .oF the.r
liberty ana my As',ls.''nnt u's ny, ~ ~,
tprneys contehuine AoL Mla' tlleS "a.
their hono, SuiNl'is Aor VITAL
they needed most.
If you had merely met N your daily
pessings You would never nave ureanl-
fi now WohI3llW SUI vas ou
would never nave iahc,ed tnae nose
Kindly lrlsh eyes hhH iopksu ibt9
many uArk sout sccret anu sHeu
many a tear Tor the innocent you coutd
lpt have imagined lnnt ule oroany
smiling mouth sGnld teli lninse that
the whole otllcialn om OF New lorN
would give mlch To know ana nuch
10 hide. -,
MARY 700 was an autovIaE sle ul.
not look u. dear soul Ste was VetS
stout. but puilt, as one mlsht say,
rom tho ground up. Her costume WIS
Tor utility NOT beauty Mary spent
no unnecessary hours IN p"rslnt OF
Marcel waves or furbeioWs. Nary
absolute and nncomprofnlslns plaln-
less won respect MARY had made
pAr place w the world not from out
ward seeming, but IRON inward real
W But woe TO me young attorney,
iow TO the WAYS of the criminal courts
~ the district attorneys office, who
dared to treat Mary with indifference
or slight. IL did not take him many
loprs 10 learn that the bearer OF that
fruit basket, who steered her way
down the corridors IKE an everiaden
SiueCily 10 De reckon ed Win when II 4