Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-10-27
Gods in his heaven,
ANS right with the world"
who is that?" exclaimed


Ais right with the world"
/ 'Who is that?" exclaimed tn
young man.
It's just a little factory girl VIII,
goes past here sometimes" replied
the lady. They listened and whei
the song was finished, the maj
said. ''Yes, God is in his HEAVIER
and all's right with the world.
will not kill your husband" So he
went away and Pippa, not knowing
the good she had done, passed on,
AS she approached the house where
the artist lived she was singing
song about people being willing to
do a favor for anybody above them
but not for anyone below them.
1t happened that as she passed,
the artist had just discovered that
his bride was not the lady he had
thought her to be but a common
model in an art school whom the
boys at college had influenced to
marry him. He was very angry
about this and was telling his wife
that he was going to leave her when
he heard Pippa's song. He listened
until 1t was finished and then turned
to his wife. mo, l will not leave
you" he said, 1--WE will go away
together and l will bring out the
beauty in human being instead Of
always painting canvass"
Pippa continued her walk and her
singing. AS she passed the college
boys home, the boy was saying,
Mother, it is my duty to get rid
of this tyrant king although it
means death to me-"
But you are just home from colI
lege and We are SO glad to have you
back, Let somebody else do that,
pleaded the mother.
mo. the king has done so much
harm and my life is no more valuable
chan other lives, l must CO." insisted
the boy.
'Well but l was planning house
party in your honor and Rose will be
here. All the other girls will have
their sweet hearts and Rose will be
SO lonesome"
Yes, that's right" replied the
son. 81 can't go and leave Rose and
you" AS he said this he heard
a little voice singing song about
DUTY is duty whatever it may be"
What is that?" said the boy.
IT'S a little girl who very often
goes past here singing" They list
ened to the rest of the song and
he boy said, "Yes, it's my duty and
must go and do it," He took his
nat and went out.
1t was growing dark as Pippa |
passed the home of Monseigneur.
The lights were twinkling from alf1
he windows and in one room where
he lights were especially bright, |
was talking with
yillain.
You remember, don't you, that
'ou inherited this estate from your|
,rother", the villain said.
YES" was the reply.
"And if your brother had left
hild the property would belong to
ler," the villain continued.
"But my brothers child is not liv-
ng and therefore the property be-
ongs to me-" said Monseigneur.
"You think the child is dead but
he is not. ! know where she is
nd can prove her identity" said the
illain, but ! viii keep the secret
nd get rid of the child If you will
rite me a check for ten thousand
ollars."
Monseigneur was almost persuaded
rhen he heard voice outside sing
lg lullaby that his mother used to
ing. When the song was ended
e said to the villain, mo, will
ot give you one cent. II my broth-1
RS child is living bring her to me-"
So Pippa went home little dream
lg the good she had done or that
he had made herself mistress OF
great estate; for, in truth, Pip
a was the niece OF the great Mon
eigneur.