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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
MIIerIei.

@m 9onneritae, benz 9anfio.
gnngstage, IaBt Ole s. &@. g. gabn
morgens orei 3iige na9 4uItin lolt=
fen; elmer fabrt INN 4 br, elmer i'm
ubr uno elmer nm s Ibr 80 Min.
ob. Der Mittlere lit Der iogenonntq
eSootbaa Special". @uf alien orei
3aeen foitet &in- uno &iidfobrt nur
$3.50. Die Sidets boben bis gum
Sreitag @iltigfeit.
Die Damen-S eftion beg gurn-
bereins beranitaltet am 6omitaa
abeno cine muiifaliide 4benounter-
baltung uno San5.
s. 9. 2ecompte uno ieine Srau,
Die gltern oes Sungen, Der neuIih
bon Dem Mutomobil oes Serrn g.
81. 9. Salff totgefabren uuroe, baden
lesteren auf $4,000 S6ooeneriat
oerflagt.
90. 81. @urabad lit gum tent
poraren @ominiitrator oes Ro9Ial.
ies bon Sobn 8ouer ernonnt moroen.
Gin iunger Mann nomens
@lls. Noder lit u1lter Ser 4nfloge
oerbaftet noroen, aus Dem @efh6ft
Der q. 9. Sranf 60. @oren inn @erte
BON $500 Bis $500 geItobIen gu boz
ben. Or bat fem @erbre1en geItan.
ben uno erflart BOB er Die @aren
an g. uno Soiepb gamin berfouft
babe. 2estere muroel1 ebenfons per-
boftet.
&us Dem 2aoen bon Mnton Be
los &tos an Der Siio 5loresitrobe
puroen Montag Nadt perihiebene
8aren eeItobIen. Gin paar Stun-
ben ipdter berbaftete Die 8oIisei oret
Wdnner, Soc Souiton, 9abe Relion,
&oD Nelion, nto elmer oerIelben bat
oas 8erbre9en au9 idon eineeitan.
BEN.
Die @bite Scatter Sorm COM
panD bat ibren Charter erboIten.
&apital $1,000. Snforporatoren finb
S. g. Netpcomb jun, 90. 81. @ur8-
bod urlo @alter 9. Sranflin.
Daniel @lebelnn6, Der i'm Sabre
1865 Mabor bon San antonio mar
uno iest IN Diego, Gal, pobnt, lit
nod 4t-idbriger 4bpeienbeit gum
8eiu6 bier eingetroffen.
Senrp @eper bat elm @eiuh
INN feline giirgerpapiere eingereidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
0~anfiasnnes Sag,

Sir 8tefes ipI utan fagen 9ant:
9%efmnbbett, 2eben, Speiie, Grant,
nnb hak man bieies ttten mag,
9afhr gtebt es Santfa9nngstag.
Der 8nter lit etn trefflid 9ier,
@es1alb our Sunfiagaug er bier
arf feiner 3afel feblen bari,
Wtt Sancet, rtil6e pber fdarf.
9aneber stebt es ,8nmpttn. Bic"
Der n@rine" frdst uobl, mas has iei?
ODD tit es aud Elm gut 9eriGt
unS febr an btefem Sage niht.
Sci gutter Gpeife, smtemt Grant,
SIT eS aud Ieidt 81 fagen Sanf,
Wenn es benin auf tn bieiett Sabr
NiGt Aaes, tuie es iein ipat, mar.
Sie breikisite, @ptt iei's geflast,
Die bat uns gar niht febr bebast,
tlnh mas lie an @eieten ifmf,
Stebt uaes ntdt tn snteut &nf.
Ser aamm ber Mnferbanbe fd,ppa,
Sic 6iinften ftG Der Giege bpl,
9u6 bpffen mir, bic nadite @abI
Srimgt tbnen &aseniamuter.Guat.
Damn FAM aud mod Der 8anfen 9rad,
@enn er and bier suttlpb ritr fdtpa6,
Sud ft5rt es intnter bas 8ertran'n,
@enn fhtuantt, tuuranf 10 feft mir baum.
9Dd lit nns etns geblieben nod,
Sem bringen mir elm bpnnern6 ,6p1!"
@enn Santen ihtuanfen, bleibt ms bier
SpM iutmter md - bas Gone Star Bier.
sc tuare bas 9anfiasmnssmabt
Sebr nrbDllfDmmen allemaI,
Stanbf utdt bei meinem Eeler fttr
Gin fhatttnenb 9lns ppa Gone Star 8ier.
Damn bin th aud sum 9ant berett
ttnb flase nidt Of fdledter 3eit,
90 lang Sas Gone Star 8ier mns ladlt
tfnb better uns, unb sliidlih ttaht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
8enn Sbr gud in etnem
entfernten 9Gase befinoet,
10 eerpdbrt es Gu6 8eru.

bieung, au miiien bob Sbr in gurem
8obn. uno @eid1ftsbauie elm iuo-
meitlides Selepbon beiist, 10 oaB S6r
@it6 ieoer3eit nit @urer SamiIie ODER
NIT @urem @ei6Gft in 8erbinoung
Ieten fonnt. @elhes anoere Spitem
6ietet iol6e &nnebmtiffeit2
Staten biQiser mad 6 ltbr slbenS.
THE SOUTHWESTERN rel. und TEL. co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
BrIef.2iFe.

6erren: G. 8. aleranoer. sSos.
Gdermann, Geo 6. 8lof. @boie Bauer,
9. g~erubaro. Mabmono 8raune, s. q.
@6erIe, q. O. Sablis. Gilbert @erloff,
q. @ole, Gbos, Ceiling, 6. Seine, 9.
g. 9aas, Qler. Serbian, 5arrb Saeobs,
S. &oenis. 8. astapp, @iui &o6n, Sorrt
9piinger. s. 6. 2eonbart. S. 2inogen,
6. Qotta, q. Meier, 5enrb Rorrb, R.
9. @nHelman. g. @artin, gbriltiau
Wittels6orf, Geo. Meina Sno Gtebmart,
9; 8. Beters, @. Rraeger, Sranf Sitter,
gotparo Heinol6. g. 8. MoientbaI, Sarrt
Storms, 8. 8. 91tpab, 6. Stahelbaus
len, Bm. S9nadeI, 6. 8. Ceiling, Geo.
Sauerteig. s. S6utte, Or. s. 8eiB,
Hiharo Beber, W. Wolf.
9amen: Ebereie GrnoIb, anuo
4loermalz Sofa Berlin, emma gntten,
Mrs. &rnft. Noib 2dnge, @innie Mutb,
Wartha Gei9ert, Cecilia 81. G6nIs, 6.
8. S6tporb, Margarete 6duIb, Rinnie
S6nIb, ernie @eitfan, 2iS5ie 8agner,
Soa 3unfer, SSa Zimmerman.
NuSIanb: Bannb 9iebn1, Sofa
@rals, @enerolbitnr Eager, e. g.
6olb, 8uitab &iibler, s. &Ionotpsti, 6.
q. Mnber, 50. 6. Weber, Geo. 8eters,
sSas. SoIer, S. 8aIoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
Mastenipiel oes 9ebens
@oman BON auquit Miemonn.
(Sortiesung.)


+, Ser Serr Moior bon 8aroolir faB
nit midtiger Miene an ieinem 4r-
beitstii6, uno neben ibm lob 8rin5
4rtbur. Webrere miIIenl1oftli9e
@erfe laeen aufgei6lagen auf Dem
Glide, unb Ser Moior reoete iiber
Die Saftif Der Snfanterie. Der 8rin5
borte geouloig gu, uno 8utpeilen man,
oerte iein 8lid ourd Dos Seniter bin
aus IN ben @orten. mober 5~eittpeiie
belle Stimmen flongen uno CONNER.
fleioer I'M 2idte Der 0admittaes=
Tonne gldn5ten.
Ser 8rin5 raltdte cine bon oes
Waiors beiten 3igarren uno bette
Elm naboenfli9es @efidt; Der Ma-
ior fonnte, tpenn er tpoQte, anneb-
men, iein 3uborer lei BON ieinem
gortrage iebr gefeiielt.
Oa nur6e es laut auf Dem SIur,
ttno glei6 oarauf nuroen Der Gene
raj bon girfbaulen uno Serr
Sprafer gelnelbet.
$50 fDtu nldt loren, 1agte Der
! 8rinao inbem er aufitano.
20, bite geboriomIt, 9urdlauft, "
~entgesnete Der Maior.
Sn5mti9en trateu Die beioen ge-
meloeten &erren Elm, un6 Ser Maior
ftelte Dor.
oDurdIoudt er5eigen mir Die
gbre, Saftif bel mir gu boren," iogte
er nit iehr ourdii6tiger 8ei6eioen-
belt.
Serr Sprader neigte jeinen groBen
fablen S9aoel, unb Der Moior emf
piano einen So1genuB in Dem Be-
tpuBtiein, Dem 8erliner MiGionGr
einen Rrin5en in ieinem Souie seigen
gu fonnen. Die @erren iproden lif)
bnriiber aus, ooB @err Sproder ,1r-
erpartet unb olein bon Berlin ge.
fommen pare.
gSa, i'd bobe oie 5amilie nod gu
riidgelaiien," iagte 9err Sprofer.
oSobe geoodt, es m6re better, erft
einmal aqein 81 ieben."
,@os oenn9 8os moaen sic
oenn ieben?" froete Der Maior.
n9ie 8iao, @iao @lati6Iine.
f@eitern ftano Die annonce i'm 8or-
ienfourier."
o@latidIing tpia perfaufen?
@arlim oenn?" froete Der Waior.
y@enn Die 6erren @eih1fte ba.
ben," iagte Der airing, 40 min ij
niht ftorert. Sd tperoe Den 9onen
inoeiien meine Iufportung MAIDEN"
% bite, 0ur6lau9t, Die STIRRING
fam mir bon meiner Seite fcmmen."
bemerfte SEER Sproder febr boflid
uno nit Dem beIten 966eIn ieines
pobluoaenoen @eIidts. SD botte
meinen berebrten Better 8aroolir
bitten nollen, mitdngeben. Man bort
bod a~aerbano bon ben ginbeimiiden.
Iber id mo6te nidt in ser @rbeit
itoren. Seoe arbeit lit @ei6dft, uno
8eidafte geben nlem Dor"
oNein, nein," Iagte Der 8rin5, I'M
Dem er ben SGbel umi6nollte. SD
fomme Elm anoermol nieoer, menn
Der Serr Moior erIoubt."
@r lieB ii9 nidt baIten, ionoern
cling IN ben @arten gu oen 0omen;
Der Wajor aber erflGrte ii6 bereit,
nit CUR 8iaa @loti6lins gu geben.
ges mare mobl poiIeno, tuenn i6
aud crit Sbre 9ameu begriiBte, lie.
Der garoolir," bemerfte Serr Spro-
der. IS eilt ia ni9t 10 iebr, auf
fiir1f Mfinltten fommt es niht an"
Iber Der Moior fono es iiber.
fIiiiig. Serr Sproder bette Ieiner
Wtetn1n9 nad einen itorf biirgerIi-
den 3ug, 10 boB er menig 81 Dem
Hrin5en poBte.
oNadber," iogte er. .nohber,
ipenn mir 3uriidtommer. 8ieaeift
nebnlen sic cine 2oiie Gee BEL uns
an, Sproder. ltno 9irfbouIens fonl.
men ou6."
rSproder ibt bel uns," laate Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27

nno oortbin beritreut poroen tparen.
@s bnnoelt ii6 INN Die 3ongefGBe,
@eroti6aften aus Stein, Sols uno
&no6en, bausli6e 1teniilien uno
8erf5euge aller 4rt, Ole in Dem Suo>
pelt-Wfuieum oes IrdaoIogiiden
Snitituts in Sos 4ngeles MufiteGung
finoen tDeroen.
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Gppen6ieitis

lit meiitens Die SoIge berfebrtar BE.
banolung Der gingemeioe oiird gu
itorfe abfiibrmeoi5inen. I'm oGe
@efabr gu bermeioen, gebroudt MIR
Or. Sings 0eue 2ebenspi1en, oieie
fideren Geiniger uno Grdftiger. Ga.
rantiert, &opfmeb, 8illioiit6t, Mo-
laria uno @elbiu9t 5u beilen. gu
boben BEL @6olpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn
& 60. % Gents.
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Die 9. 8. Com Qrn @oot

Ole g.. 8. Gam 8rp GOODS
Gompanp in Souiton, Die bort Den
Big Bolton Store betrieb, bat iid fin
inioIuent erfldren miiiien.
= IrnoIo Sacobs in Sort 8ortb.
Der anaetloat NOR, Srou Safe Sobn-
ion get0tet gu boben, lit 81 Ieben8.
ldngIidem 8udtbous ~berurteilt NOR.
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27

8ielpiiien6e troeen oft one
mogliden aopfe, MIR nift ben eige.
ner,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17
pr. Aked to pe nn American

The Rev. Dr. Charles Frederic Aked pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church, made application yesterday for first citizens papers in the United States circuit court.
 Dr. Aked came down to the federal building at II a. m., accompanied by his lawyer. He was not little surprised to see the lineup of one hundred ap- plicants before Clerk Donovan s door.
 ''Do all these men want to become citizens9" he asked.
 The blank that Dr. Aked filled out is No. GS36. In it he describes himself as forty-two years old; occupation, clergyman; color, white; complexion, fair; height, feet II inches; weight, l76 pounds; color of hair, brown; color of eyes, blue; other visible distinctive marks, none; was born in Nottingham, England on August 27, 1864, and emi- grated to the United States from Liver pool, England.
 Dr. Aked then took oath renouncing allegiance to Edward VII, and declar- ing he was not an anarchist or believ- CT in polygamy.
 Dr. Aked asked Clerk Donovan if as many men applied for papers every day as he saw waiting in line.
 "Oh, yes" replied MT. Donovan, "there are frequently as many as three hundred.
 "Amazing!" exclaimed Dr. Aked, as he departed.--New York Sun.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17
Cat Fondled a Rattlesnake

The following story is not told by Rev. Long, Jack London, MT. Roose- welt, or others who have written nature studies, but by Dr, Mcconnell of Tulsa, who knows snakes and cats when he sees them.
 Dr. Mcconnell was sitting on his porch when he saw a eat coming up the lawn dragging a rattlesnake about three feet long,
 The eat had the snake by the nape of the neck, if it had such thing, and apparently was experiencing no trouble in "toting" its load.
 The feline carried his snakeship under the porch, and there, for fifteen min utes, she lovingly fondled it with her paws, Dr. Mcconnell called the mem bors of Dr. Harrison $ family to watch the performance.
 Finally disagreement arose and the serpent was seen to strike wiekedly at the cat. Tabby liked this phase of the situation fully as well as the amorous stunts and fought back with zest.
 The snake and the eat kept the duel up for probably five minutes, when the spectators thought it was time to inter fere, and the snake was kiled.-Tulsa, l. T., dispatch to New York World.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17
CITY LOT FOR SALE

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Su- pervisors, at the Courthouse in the City of Globe, Arizona, until 10 clock A. M, August 10th, 1907, for the purchase of Lot 6, Block S4, as shown on the official map of the Townsite of Globe on file in the office of the Probate Judge of Gila County.
 Said lot has frontage on Cedar street of 1915 feet and 74.S feet on Pine street, and generally known as the Hospital lot.
 Less thirty feet square of ground, held in trust by the Hose Company on the corner of Cedar street and the alley, being the N. E. corner of said lot.
 The Board reserves the right to retain possession of said Hospital building for a period of twelve months after date of sale. The Board also reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 J. w. WENTWORTH,
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17
PROPOSED FRANCHISE
 OF GLOBE CONSOLIDATED LIGHTING WATER & POWER COMPANY

An Ordinance Granting to the GLOBE
 CONSOLIDATED LIGHTING, WA
 TER & POWER COMPANY, It's Sue
 cessors and Assigns, the Right to Con-
 struct, Maintain and Operate a Wa
 ter-works System, an Electric Light,
 Heat, Power and Gas System, in the
 City of Globe, Territory of Arizona.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and the Common Council of the City of Globe, as follows:
 SECTION I.
 l. That the GLOBE CONSOLIDAT ED LIGHTING, WATER & POWER COMPANY, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, Hereinafter called the Company, it's successors and as. signs, is hereby granted and duly vested with the consent, permission, authority, right and franchise to construct, or oth- erwise acquire, maintain, extend and operate within the City of Globe, a water system, to supply the said City of Globe and the inhabitants thereof. with water to be furnished by and through said system; and the said Com pany, it's successors and assigns, are hereby granted for said purpose the full right and authority to enter in and upon all streets, avenues, lanes, alleys, squares, plazas, public parks and other public grounds and premises now or HA
 hereafter owned or controlled by said city, or which may be hereafter laid out or established within any suburbs or additions thereto, to take up pave ments and sidewalks, and make such ex-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids for the excavation and removal of 500 cubic yards of earth on the street grade on east side of Broad street between Cedar and Mesquit streets will be received by the City of Globe on or before July 18th, 1907. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 Globe, Ariz., July 6, 1907.
 F. J. ELLIOTT, 24O City Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17

discriminating, both a, to | service, in favor of the s,ii| Globe; and provided furtbe, Company, its successors ,piI shall have the right to make sary rules and regulations t,, lection and operation Of an and systems mentioned in cfise, for the tapping of LII and eonduits, for makipo ., herewith, and for shutting gas or electric current for fss ment of the monthly cbargs, tals therefor: and it is furtSs, that nothing elsewhere coutsi, franchise shall be so constrn.I in conflict with the prOvi,io, section.
 SECTION V.
 The rights and franchise, gr this ordinance shall eoptiu1, period of twenty-five yeaB after the approval and taking the same, and shall not be sSl
 SECTION VI.
 The passage of this ordip, not be construed to be a WsiI a relinquishment of any rigI city to take, condemn, and rsI water rights and works. ths light and gas plants and the tion and production systems \ herewith; and nothing herein construed so as to make i, d upon said City to purchase al works or systems owned by pany; but said city shall have at any time, to install and or otherwise acquire, indepsnda and systems for the supply d bntion of water, electricity d the inhabitants of said City.
 SECTION VII
 This franchise shall take si authorized by a majority vol qualified electors of said city cial election, duly and legally that purpose, and upon the Paa adoption thereafter of this Orii the Mayor and Common COula City.
 Passed and adopted the -----------.-----...----..-- l5vh
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17
Attest:
City Clerk

MINERAL APPLICATIOS| United States Land Office, Arizona, May 10, 1907. NOil9 by given that Lyman (.
 Globe, Arizona, for himeslf q owners William J. 0'Brine Klein, has made application to the Copper King lode nll1 Survey No. 2343, situated ID Mining District, Gila County in Sec. 23, Tp. 1 N, R. b
 R. B. & M., described as f'Il ginning at Cor. No. ], W,s' E. Cor. of Sec. 23, Tp. l \, c. & S. R. B. & M, beas 5 min. E. 74S.3 feet; thence 36 min. E. 566.3 feet to G' thence S. 59 deg. 46 min, V. to Cor. No. 3; thence \: S' u w. 566.3 feet to Cor. No' i 59 deg. 46 min. E. 1874 ieet l, the place of beginning Y. s' Cottonwood claim, Survey w. taining .479 acre, and ". Maurel homestead, eona acres, are excluded. IS''' are recorded in Reeoi1 County Recorders Oillce Y County, as follows: ollsS page 2S3; amended, BoeA Adjoining and conflle.lns {. Canon and Cottonwood Vo west; Darius and Copper VI Vi northeast; Copper queen sar, S the southeast and MaGlsy, I,Oy 3 the southwest. MlLIoN Register. ,,,,
 First publication May
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS

Notice is hereby given that all bills against the City of Globe must be ac. companied by acquisitions coveing items charged.
 Globe, Ariz., July 6, 1907.
 F. J. ELLIOTT, PA City Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17

MINERAL APPLICAIITi.u.'| IT.. United States Land oT's Ts,iI Arizona, May 10, l9OG; a,.r', r by given that E. A. W NG1I i'st Arizona, as attOrney, , ln ,n',,. a'r Consolidated Copper COnp ,s application for PatenI, ,.;,, iy No. 5 lode mining elallS, rin1s l trict, Gila County, Aris0SS'' A S Tp. l N, R. l5 E., U' pssipr described as follows n No. l, whence the \; F 25, Tp. l N, R. !S Io I,, 5sc. q & M., bears N. SZ y uss ss Id 725.5 feet; thence N' Ss. 2, :' E. 525.5 feet to GOT. n - fsst I % deg. l min. E; sl.s g iS5, mis 3; thence s. 69 deg. Q il d to Cor. No. 4; thence 2, Na 5; E. 6S1.3 feet to .yI GGr' oss i s9 deg. 42 min; W; ,, 'SS,s Sse. No. 6; thence c. N. N No, 'is | 759.s feet to Cor. NO; ;tb Ob beginning; Conflict Io' S'ss 'sssls .l52 acre, is excluded as If are recorded in Recorus uDsa q ty Recorders oiiice, BOeI s5s. as io,,U amended, Book 5, P'ss'j sja ed. d'' Book 8, page 4s6' osis i conflicting claims are Rocl SD; on the north; Lime 2 mn mi ,. and Ohio Boy Mo- :ss oD D.sst known claims on ,,a .Df Roy \ Mine, Trail and ono D uOoH9 west. MILTON R' Nav flaw l. First publication A''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-17

Chollie Saphedde last winter you told me you loved me quite as well as you loved oysters"
 Miss Pert-"Y Yes, but oysters are out of season now. Philadelphia Record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-18

row dinner there were several little
and supper but they did not seem
to pave The way to chance" Sarah Sioper waited
too; it much
Then-bedtime. Bedtime was terrible for the mother
waiting boys. could not bear to look at
wistful they slipped silently
away to bed The pad-pad bare. brown feet
mounting the stairs her though they fell upon
her breast But she kept waiting.
I'm going over to Abner's to about them steers
morning. Wen have get up good and early;
it's a good ways" Israel soper said at bedtime.
He little silent, little grimmer than
usual augured i'll for the chance" Your father
silent at best. and at worst
He won't say no, insisted. and over
to herself mot this time-this he'll say yes I'm
going to believe say yes til-he it. I'll make
It so plain, when my chance comes-how they've never
any of them to much of anything else;
how faithful and accompanying they have been over
their hoeing little Romy only .! How they've set
their hearts-In make it plain how they've their
hearts Your father can't say no when 1 remind
him of hoeing and tell him that"
She was intensely loyal your father. For all the
fourteen years since the boys began to she had
struggled make them love him. She had yearned to
have them in some little way-just some
little way When they very small, indeed she had
tried to urge them night to in and kiss your
goodnight and they had got as far as the door,
Then they had come scurrying back her. and their
little baby faces frightened. She had
urged them again.
Little Romy Sarah slopers only bit of romance.
and he had been such beautiful freckled and
sandy like the other two, sturdy and plain. but
goIden-hared beautiful. fraiL She had almost
worshiped him as he lay at first her and she
had always known very little she thought, how the
holy mother felt with the Holy Baby her
She named him Romeo, in the face of Israel and
all the Israees. had all her but she
had done it. something romantic for her
one little bit of romance and Romeo was romantic Be
Sides she would little sister she had
come in his place. Juliet, this name had seemed
to come in natural sequence
1t was for little Romy she had especially coveted
your fathers yes" she knew both the others felt
Rony hardy sefreliant the other two.
He seemed to tenderness and love than they.
And when Romy up to bluejeans size.
shouldered his little hoe with the rest she had gone
away by herself had looked little and
goldenhaired trudge away to mans work
like that One boys had sought her out and
tried reassure her.
you worry, mother he had said-it joey.
Me an Raers goin to Romy. We're gon' to
hurry through rows an spell him" And she had
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-18

in the mood for perceving absurdities this morning ~
as Sarah soper today through her s'eei-iih9O
glasses was a thing There were the boys "i'
ing She away precious pitcher with sign na'
was almost groan. She had been conscious every mo-
ent since breakfast that the boys waiting She had
seen their wistful little facesRaePs and joey
and little Romy's-in the tumblers she polished the
spoons, sides of the little blue pitcher she
could not get rid of the brown little faces
"But I've got 10 choose my time-I told 'em I'd have
to choose my time she thought with another sigh The
signs little seemed to go together
81 had fappers for breakfast a-purpose. thought
your father would kind of mellow down with them on
plate I thought that would be my chance"
She had never called sloper herself or to
any else, anything but your father" since little
Israel soper had lain and she had whispered
1t to HIM When the other two she had had so
many occasions to say it!
''But it wasn't fathers taken up with those
steers of Abner Brewers that doubt if he knew
happers he eating. I'm glad didn't choose
that time"
But what time? When should she keep her promise
to the boys and your father?
time to spare-and the poor DEAR wiIfu brown faces
watngi
81 can't have him say mo- this time!' groaned the
mothers thoughts Not this time he must
say 'yes'-seems if can't have any other way.
Not yes. indeed-I won't ask him say yes ndeedr
They such good boys. Why, already they could
work, and little Romy only 81 other
boys their ages could like that? There Alb
ner Brewers three-Abner threei laughed
scornfuly at comparing those little rolckng
lazy things her boys your fathers"
''And they asked to ntercede before. I've
done it time enough but they never've asked
They've always done their intercedng and bore it
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today did you2' laughed Il guess you forgot
day it guess you amt got any boys" She
caught herself up hastily. remembering she
not stay caught up She happy a child.
time I had gettin those children started
off! Nothing would do but they o'clock
biggest boy of the He wouldn't
stand stu to have collar buttoned An then what
you think he must do trotting say
course all he was goin for to take the boys
Her pleasant laugh rang joyously.
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ike men when it didn't do any good But this time"
time il seemed as if they hadn't dared to risk
It, This such important time. The mother,
over her dshpan. could look through the window
through her seelrmmed glasses, and the three OF
them in little biuejeans OveTalls hOeng steadily
down their of But the mother knew-how
well the mother knewi-the longings that swelled
and grew under the bluejeans
1t long day and hot day blistering out there
under the sum- boys blstered waited.
And your father" silent and GRIM usual. hoed his