The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-12

recipient. 4 sco-rol rb, n.n
rns: he open. and we'll
dressed g.nt 1000 pn--e-outm t0.
.tr.t arIl comedy dressed
ona. pas. III uHiddsn on private
ground EldbI 4 goes to- ONE door
while Elder soe. TO- another
rh. haayy lna-- kuockor ro.uuuI.
.muitauoouIy The niter'- call is
answered Dos ID. servants "uot u-
day thank yol while tho othar
applicant patiently awaits response.
I.thc call i- an.0orod, 90 must uo
dome by tho Nustre--, the coudosccu-
sion of which would Doe out of good
proprlcty form English lady And
much to her favor. Elder A---ob-Dr-
VS. through tha spacious window.
that the supposed Mistress b. fond
ling % lap-dog boo domestic tram
qullity. Notwithstanding the ill.,
conyicncc both dosgic aud nurse are
subjected to by separation, the pct O..
touicrly fastened to hi. chain and
| the door unlocked. Around the edge
of the partly ornod door pccrcd the
face Of mdile-agcd women
Good morning lady, will you ac-
crpt " o gozpeltpct today?' solicit
cd thc servant vilh extended hand,
containing che me.ngr 4 pair uf
lu-trou- brown eyes glanced hastily
at the proGcrcdgiit. then -cruunlzcd
thc givcr. "Wha. Is the nature of
your pamphlets inquired the lady
. after turning tobId Iippy bc % good
dog Tor q moment "lt i- the Gospel
~ was taught hy Christ and his
b Apostles, n answered the Elder in IL
b submissive tous why We are all
{ Christians hcreand saved long ago.
D believing and bying the Gracious
+ Master, who laid down His life foi
y u.s." rctortcd he Pccrcs-, tossing
J.. her head Of lumrant hair with an
% air Of pride. but" responded th,
I saint, hoping iolond on toH CONVEX.
s. sttlon, "Ic,u, said II you love-
p. "Jippy boz god boy interrupted
y the uneasy lady lie said, "if you
j. love Ne keep Ny commandments; u
p you believe onMc. the works that
T. do 80 shall 10 also; yen, grcatcl
II works than thre, for gocth to Ny
% Father" Thehir aud regular face
y plump aud IRE, from every trace %
.c care and sorror. now became slight
"A ry clouded fpm touched dignity
IL In the mcauaEnc rJp'' kept up
81. pitious whiff for his mistress. Not
r. withdrawing the unea-yncss ofboth
" the preacher went ON quoting Hol!
is Writ Truth, with hcr supporting
= allies asserted herself mistress "a
the slmaton,as the speakers canuc
, the highsputs Of scripture. nj
IA voice rose and fell In cadence 81
W oloquonce as the Font of rrut
W gushod forth the stream Of lif,
W Uncomfortable as the gentle uppul
VA cnt was lu her now sphere; yet -ll
M must LISTEN The eyes of the 60,
w FOUNDER bamed with ntisIHctiu
NJ ~ they held captive the scarchiu
M orb, of the listener Every rNpro
M sion, both facial aud othcrwi,
III found response In their nwod am
III bcwildrrrd victim. In fact, M
III discourse thus far had carried sue
III convictions home to the heart, thi
III even Ups countcnauco protray,
w such urgent desires a- Co lead One
w believe ihatho wns being cpuyorlc,
w Tho acknowledged speaker took 90,
~ vantage oftho generous opporUuit
w offered by hl. audience; And
w sincerely believe the strenuous a.
w forts put forth, would have been o..
w vardod by a fruitful racompou..
w had not tha prevailing harmon
W been broken by the presence Of
w child. The intruder proved to d
W the bright and dellghtsomo SON ,
W. the Mistress, but not q brother
w "Jlp." Ho has como from III
w fondling apartment 10 play wit
w mammals peti but mamma mmeC
w intoly calls Alice, the nurse, aud ,
w COURSE, "uurey' quickly comes I
w capture the escaped fondlng. Will
w performing her duty, she Is instruc
W ed that the children can be brougl