The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-19

.toot h, Inc oTicl window Juttng over the
Strect mad been transformed; he saw no longcc th
SSiear glass OF the stairway light common 70 IT.
Mawr and the other houses OF GIaslyn. bnt
son eat' iorstcet in air, Lazoned on green back
ground each quarter OF the oricl brilI;ant ;,L .
yellow star and the whole device hound d.,- ~ d d
together G1 with chaplct of rope '''"
,bonohaf,'X dGES make pretty light" he exclaimed
had any idea it would" ~ P'ue' tHd'
he women stared at him
.bod: aye ian an rs Prettier within" he continued: 81,
as 1t So? calculated Mrs Parry WYNN
Aye 1t is so, replied Ariel. Out OF ,;,,s,,,
sec many colored windows like this in private houses
smart houses, of course"
Just fancyl" responded Mre 1, NJ.
we We seen them in churches the non-conforni.,o
"s wel as the established. but we've never heard az
euiofed windows before in village house, especi
aye. the cat" interrupted Ariel. in 4 caressn,
Voicc. me tar-away, much-rcvcrcnccd look NJ tbs
IN ms eyes That cat is copy from a-medal
nc added, drcamily, "thc cat the sacred s,n,baGi
Egypt holy to the Muses., beloved of" "
MT Jenkins ye don't say sor they all exclaimed
io0Kihg with curious glanccs at the orcl ,yindo.,
i will say nodded Mrs Conner Robcrt. @.b"
II ma mas an uncommonly intelligent look. whatever"
uA;yc so 1t has" agreed Mrs, Parry Wynn in
eligent an -an-hvcly. "
Bctto Grifhths glanced about the ,;ttIc o-o,..
shrcwdy. '"' "''ie group
An an the stars. Mr. JenIns7" she said
,. Ma; the star Beto Grifhths We don't saw ye
don't know the mcanin' of the fvc-pont Star e3r-cJ
10 history to sacred history guide in the"
oh' ayel interrupted Bctto, "if that's the star We
mean certainly do" ~ Se
Inc little gathering took fresh look a. tb. ;
DOW; their eyes fingered rcvcrcntIy on the c,nhi,
yellow rope e-'"ei Win
j., Aye. IT'S wonderful idea! asserted Mrs 1..z.-
Morris, from her superior position and knop;eda.
Aye, wonderful solcmnly affirmed The 1sst
,,1 I'm thnkin,' said Betto Grif6ths, an undisci-
pHneu look still in her eyes. Mrs. jenkins made
Tut Mrs Jenkins! oh. no! exclaimed A,;.,
did it." ouse'S PocketS- II
Ye d!dr they all exclaimed, admiringlv .
Ma, Mr.. Jenkins" continued Mr. 81, w
WnoSe husband tho baker. had been standing acyoss
INC street not more than half hour ago. laughing
over the crimson cat ydmbdnf bIazoned on ~ ~ ss
held Mr. Jenkins, if Mr. Wynn thinks he corg
ioad n something like it, would yc be win'N"
AyS gladly returned Ariel; "bu it's expensive
oh" ehoruscd the women. in dcferent;,l vo;c.,
but m thinking" continued Ariel, through
NY NY Sonnecuon as 4 merchant l might be able to
OBTAIN the material at less expense an"
it ye could'' clamorcd the little groun
Roberts 0'oNe III Mrs
'Mr. jenkins if Mr.. Morris" ;n,.,,,,,.., NJ
Morris luPted Mrs.
Won't ye come in7" asked Ariel. plac,dly inter.
ITuPtmg them all I'm the certain yc will like the
S @ even better from the inside. where it falls in
Workln on It last night by MOONLIGHT the coore y,,r
like faIryland" N'0'' "e'e
Ayg. rs only poet could have conceived this"
sag MIS- Morris, with assurance, "ony poctl7
Only poet| echoed the rest
to see yc." ~ s''o
>, Aye, thank yc, twould be pleasurcl" and flock.
IKE they followed Ariel into the house
MIS-. Jenkins eyes were red and there was the fur
n eWe aspect OF trapped animal about her but when
she saw their eager faces and heard their cntbm.
siastc and admriHg ordinations as thev crowded
on to the stairway landing. there was look OF sur
pfiSG u.s. hrst and then of delight upon her face
ME- jenkins tells me yc didn't make il yourScif"
features.
81; came" replied fanny, slancing appcaineIy at
Ariel-'it-camc from Liverpool"
fanny dear" corrected Ariel with 4 look STRAIGHT
INTO her eyes ye mean the material did +"
Aye Ariel answered Jannay with mixture Of
material"
Ariel talked great deal the window was adj
mned commented upon; there were demands for
future assistance, envious excamations OF delight 10
Mrs. Jenkins who was given no chance 10 saw =
word; and the little group departed.
Well Janny!' exclaimed Ariel
an then-ye-" The hoodgatcs burst and Iannv
threw herself sobbing into Ariers arms
there there. dear. little lamb" he comfortcd. his
own eyes wet with tears.
Il thought-thought it would-be so-ore,tv-,,,
peoples becn-expectn' me-to-to make changes
Grifhths said improvements. an,
afresh.
Ma, ma. little lamb dearic don't fanny. Janny
Ariel, / saw-the-rnen-laughin an,-an' SIAN
pin their knces-an'-an pointn' at the window
an even-httlc Silvan running by-laughed an then
when en- betto to Gffhthsn" Jenny faitered gu&kss
dcrsiycly. "Bctto Grif6ths is an ignorant woman
an dearie, didn't ye hear them all askn' me to help
them to get windows like his2"
But Ariel. didn't ye laugh at allf"
Il laugh, IanDyl Wby dear anewAr.J A-;.t
slowly Il think-the-window-is beautiful
oh. ARIEL" SAID JannS happily
Aye, | do, only ii ye should have another idea
just tell me about it, dcaric beforehand for il might
perhaps 1t wouldn't" he added. gently, make il
But, Ariel, saw
Ma. dear. that's cnoueh-ye don't understand
these people qHift yet The window is beautiful:
aye he continued, Il like it so well be sendin' it
TO Liverpool. to get real stained glass window
ford it" "a