The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

Vii never uhueis.ano
,ch he may puzzle over
long nights. To this
that he is a love god
lc least, is humiliatingl
/ his ingratitude, SCOTS
rers; nevertheless, they
4 IN their devotion. and
kizes the compensation,
~ old. the years are as
n so he remembers WV
ioeued. 1t began in a
rcross the sea Che had
Ire for centuries). and
In his own godly af-
7iscordant clamor of a
ted his meditations.
3 reports, the clashing
weapons. groans and
foreign tongues, the
many feet. all added
nble din Of composite
arer and nearer, cul-
bar as the door of his
a was burst open. Pro.
NV with the reek of
mt. tore him ruthlessly
and thrust him, head
Of his age or dignity,
sady tenanted by sew
Vii The peace of ages
There was Immediate
.act with these trumpery
llcr his highly glazed sur
foe Of an unyielding
n against his left Jade
No opportunity to specu-
'Ieeradntion OF associat-
nmpany in which he
n dBut for the kindly in.
highly embroidered tu-
manufacture. Tan-Shin
|Ehed at once, and, al
'act was distinctly NOR
ncient god. it is a fact
certain spots in his
must surely have given
was but n temporary
shortly taken out of
s1 ND in straw, and de
notion of a box. For
remnined there while
oWn upon his beautiful
till ne lost all resem-
nble antique and looked
eInmon and very dirty
Kas one Of Tan-Shin s
80 that he held per
y precious parts in the
night relent, and after
ON one place to another
freed from the objec-
Fashed clean OF the dust
many parts of the
bpgth deposited with n
are on a smooth glass
Ut this change brought
tscd in the settled grin
e. He thought himself
no blemish upon his
Even the several weak
he was keen, conscious,
fearful, were still in
nut him anxiously and
] himself among his own
I the glass door of the
quantities of Chinese
on the walls, carvings
od upon tables, shrine
dis, embroideries, vases,
lin short, a conglomer~
I the odds and ends of
. He thought Mt first
k again in his own land,
ID more closely his Joy
orrow, The incongruous
his surroundings con-
pnce that this could not
ina, Out of the corner
|aw Standing quite close
|lous folklore idol with
j not associate and for
on the same shelf there
atlonal explanat ton. Sa-
q birds of origin almost
his owD were forced to
cap and flaming counter
|'ecent manufacture that
tier disgust and sorrow
Judgment, cracked un.
ble condition of things
but Tan.Shin soon dis
fact that made him
aelit. Crowds Of people
collection, and. al
himself TO be the most
Eerful god there, he
nt attention. The wor-
could be nothing else
point of view) passed
erdly a glance. while
uAnd newly made copies
p received unstinted
Rng. Tan Shin discovered
Ibeing at least, he was
hing, like proper re-
was a woman-a dis
bis attributes were not
emales, nor did he de-
dealings with them
lAtion Of him seemed
on the whole, he was
X, She was young, and
4 Nlasped together in an
stood perfectly.
nc came again, bring,
|Vith her, and with some
w them make straight
= sdith! y exclaimed the
kRs long. white finger
y Rckle'warc one, on Che
perfectly fascinat.
,led a crack under his
d JOY 1t was not ac.
but it was distinctly
Il ~ continued Edith.
" s old. -
ges and ages! And
- nlcely on the mantel
DTCTNE BE A
AXE"
Hn grown in popularit,
wand demonstrated il,
pres of female ills il
Anfousands of American