The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24


ing his own fare. The tedium Of the jourps,
was heguiled by Henry teaching thon s'YaH
kce Doodle" by whisting it about a bun
drel times
At their journey s end they put up at 4
small inn, aud after supper the band PLAYED
Yankee Doodle joyously and continuously.
Word went round that ''Gringo" (isr
hee) was in town with new sort Of nor
ing machine that in an incredible manbs'
did the work of a dozen of the German Psi'
tern, which gentlemen of that nation ~
sold TO the richer farmers. The swelna io1'
did team, was in motion, preceded BY t1'
horse team that the countryside afforied va
hired for the next day. and Henry and ~
ward retired early to store up energy iof
Uerculean task
Promptly at 6 o'clock the combined nos'
CT, reaper, and binder. drawn by the ssplsf'
ban1 and followed by cavalcsJo OF hoi4'
men from miles around, agog with cuflos'''
The objective point was an immense Is,:
Of billowy wheat whose wcll-to.do owner a,'
willingly consented to the exhibition OF y
new tangled contraptiou, laughing 70 80
the American confident assertion tnat
would cut. reap, and bind the whole pea !
one day, Arrived on the ground, tne w..
ners stripped for the fray, oiled evoryla1f
with care saw that there was plenty OF .w:
for the binder and solcmnlv wished e,..
other luck Edward WAS TO tend lne o'Ha'|
while Henry drove :, III
footing ''Yankce Doodle spasInoals1ll x
the band led the way into the hela anu y
splendid machine followed, The r1pe e.
bowing aud falling to be gathered "a,
by the wonderful fingers Of the olnoe' r.
tossed in sheaves along its broad pain
band gave out suddenly, but the moua's mount
caralcaic, constantly growing IN nuihs.H
followed tirclcsslv. shouting Caran'Oy.r -
In rolleys as this miracle OF laoor "s'
formed before their eyes. ~. ~.
Horses and men were worn out 1..m :. .d' ~
chine left the shoru field at niguuiyipih MI
coded by tho rciuvcnated and loyi,uii M
Neither Henry nor Edward cared tp'. ~
whether their venture was success Sne.' +" de-
what they wanted was rest, and piepo' ~, :, "a
but in the morning, when they sal dV .i,.r
breakfast after their night 5 soyup IA
thev found they were tho popular os os.J ~
,luring the dav sold their ''wonoenI 1o1
chine to a rich farmer Tor Ioumsdiij,
pesos, and were booking orders TOT io ~. rhat
delivery for the rest of the'r stoch, tsour.'
thew teIcgraphcd hv special tram ,If<
fully sending Manuelo 500 pesos Iivr ,on,y
now thoroughly genuine "wad 10 RI, "A
confidence and facilitate Shipment z,attu
ting M was \ quicker and easle' fIll
with each machine, and orders WeTp "a
for cash ouly-it was SIMPLY P'
business. "a Nsncs1
The band was paid laNIeu''' :. the er1
& Francisco. green with envy, ., had ~
nous profit the i'Yankce deyu :. .beir
on his purchase. took erudGngE rsssr
per cent Of gain. All hands had ~. Iobp
10 be satisfied, except, perhaps. h;rayT 1Gr 80
Stone Moving and Reaping s,nm,asbira
panv, which had supplied the m''D'
the total loss of their venture a,o, aid
Home 10 the blessed United 5'Sse, rso,ber 4
Henry and Edward and a fond np'ts' oS "a b
Cataraugus. \. Y. jovfully rece,'' a .ous
arms made over sou-nar, tNu who -
She insisted on motberiuG Edwsr"t had
an orphan, when she learned no" ,rause lsrf
friepded her Henry far oil IN orage eo bon|
The partners. as agreed on the yo1nS eSant Of
called on John A. Stone. the pres,Ie'o pre.bo oous.e1
machinery company. and relateL. ,u Repub@
of the consignment to the ArgeniaIIssu 10
and planked down sum couI, Stone pos1
artna1 cost of the venture, MI
tivelv refusing TO take more. hack With
''T'm going TO send YOU rigur ,n u
shipload. > declared the geptlcnns.%h tbs p,a
.'Nay. nav. Pauline, > said pow 'aommca
pers emphaticallv. aud then nv u ~ 5.' job
pulse added: "You might give III
the rood old [. :. y; .;rcd - said IL
bcamipg president.