The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-13

m-wiu behind him So he walked deliberately toward
the house slipped under the near the place
where the old chief was sitting alone.
"Talofa TangaIoa" he cried out cordially shaking
hands
The chief responded somewhat drily to the saluta
the bored, vacant expression of the
unfriendly highbred
THAT dog!" began the trader.
THAT dog!" repeated the chief. with counterfeit
surprise
your dog the one shot near my house." said Kim
ross, firing up with the memory of its misdeeds "the
dog that chased my chickens. and ate eggs. and
plagued all night like forest devil want to take
counsel with your highness about it,
but it is dead" Tangaloa-
But your high chief is not dead" said Kin
Behold. be like eldest and the
day longer than your love for me. 1 am over
with to remember the years that are
gone, now to together do in enmity.
What is the value of your dog that may you for
it, and what present make besides that will turn
your heart toward again3'
Cease" said the chief. there worth to the
dog, and 1 have anger against you, Kinilost
You mock at me. Targaloa," said Kinross. There
is anger in your eyes you speak to me-"
Great my love for that dog" said the chief;
sit licked my when lay wounded on the battle
ground If 1 whistled it to wise was 1t
and loving; and If 1 sick it would not eat"
'Weighty is shame and PAIN" said the trader.
Would that had lifted my gun against 1t. But
1 will pay you its worth and make present be-
sides"
Impossible" said Tangaloa. when the cocoanut
is split who make 1t wholer'
'One always get a cocoanut" said Kfnross
81 will buy you the best dog In Apa, high chief OF
a dog clever like consul. and with bark meiodious
as musical box"
At this Tangaloa laughed for the time. And
what about your chickens?" he demanded, "and your
things to eat hung out at nishtr
ut can eat all the chickens 1t likes" retorted Kin
ross And will feed it daily also. with salt beef and
If that will make friends again, your high
ness"
Cease KnIlosi am your friend already" said Tan
galoa extending his hand ut is forgotten about the
dog, 10. the anger is buried"
And the priceT' inquired Kinroos
"One cannot buy friendship barter loving kind
ness" said Tansaoa. Again. tell you there is no
price. you would care to give bottle or
kerosene the lack Of which sore distressed
these nights-well 1 should be very glad"
Il shall be pleased indeed" said the trader, who of
a sudden assumed intent listening attitude.
What s the matter?" demanded Tangaloa-
Ssh sh," exclaimed the white
There is nothing" said the chief.
YES yes" said Knross. listen. your highnessi
faint faint bark like of spirit dog-behold like
two-one dog!'
''Oh." said the chief, looking about uneasiy.
Don't you hear t?' cried Kinross ncredulousy.
ITO me 1t is clear like mission bell, thus bow
wow-wow- give gar and some-te and
tobacco his highness- Tangaloa- bow-w wow?'
The old chief fairly beamed Blessed my dog
in life blessed in death ALSO" he cried Behold.
Kinilosi he also barks about few FISH hooks In bag
and a small subscription to our new church
81 think he says fifty cents" said Kinross
NO, no." cried the chief at like ths-quite
pain-one dollar, dollar
That ends IT, said Kinross Il must haste to obey
the voice of Napirit dos uoodbye. your highness"