The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-20

iis III MS ~ He' tiat's oeen -, nS ms
over tne Sam sec!Ion soI tne ealee
Pooi IN me river. ms Keen eyes nxeu,
not on the !.ectIlc ca0 pasing, heitne
upon !ne WITNESSES VINO wateneu ms
operations, Ou, airect upon the nsn
VINO naa qareo 70 come TOO near .ns
sufiaee. mere ne soes USE cau
'nawk' wings Ionowing' tan up wy.
teet sxtenuea WIN taIons ulawu 10y
lot outy, anu peak open anu l;ie nUoA
PHI rea0y 10 give the aeain t Mns4
tne s.lohg laws held - uGs.nnn
grlp tnat iIinocs. A!..ie n W." nv, " 80
pnoSs -e smJw ~ ,.,a+sp lie bov'sl
to the great big !, world everywhere
about .ust Down, down, down, down
he comes, and now he is ten feet from
the water and the Ash has seen him IN 1
his swift APPROACH ad has darted away
into the deeper water, but Mr.. Hawk
has set his plans and he goes on. Now
he thrusts his feet to the front and
holds them near his head, over hs.l
turns until endwise heipenetrates the
water and sinks to the debth of two
feet, but once again he comes up with
out food, for the particular food knows
something about how to make its get,
away. They do say that riches have
wings, but fishes know how to get
away from fsh-hawkes, that have
wings. But is is only the matter Of al
short time when some careless fish
gets too near the surface, gets absorb
ed in matters Of his own concern, and
dash spatter-s splash plunge-flop and all
is over; in another minute Mr.. Hawk
is holding to a tree limb with part OF
his two feet, while with the other parts
and his bill he tears the poor innocent
fish to shreads and eats him down
complacently. nv
vorr Hired Man sometimes has.
.a,i. II thss. sneI,s he aets TO cal
.iSa.;,,u IL sometimes reads the
s:hda sIha n.hsr ,,nh+ IL read where
~. o a.i - n rs. s,,red the new Terusa-
a., 49, ~ c;t,, of Cod That ANGEL found.
- sn,;.ra ond - ON f,,rionus an.
acI s;ds ard I1n01 fmrionos hich.
E;n,,~;,,r ~ f,,riongs into miles We
- 80 ~ j. .,nre "a d;lv ;tsm.1.es i
n;,v e Snll cubic miles Fiuurinp out
LIE nf tho+ a-aat d;mens;on for ina.
tIrans 80 cod And for streets and
narLs nd dT;ves. etc. ete ~ stili'
i.a,ss !, hn,,a co. The saved neonles ~
tremendous that il is almost unbeaiet-
ahIa n every nerson who has ever
Ivsd IN th;s earth. which Is probably
ahout ~ 0O) OOOOO1 went to HEAVIER,
Mhen he d;ed each soul there would
hava / 0O0 roonos ffteen feet high and
the came SQUARE Mind YOU too. this
= univ the TITY of Cod and thai citv
;s ~ : countrv re zion so vast that Il
snnnnrts this civ Onlv those who
H. ~ - side r;uht IN the civ and live
Tie c;tv, RE a;ii Re asked ~ faEx IN
n,srters n tb;s tremendous civ: The
moe, went IN ~ tell how that civil
6xed Ia vale and ivarnish;nus He
sa;d the nrecinns stones with which
H. walls are oarn;shed are 90 tremend-
n,,siw rich .,d vah,ahle that Rocke-
fsiier could not nut nm douof, enouah
| ~ 6x sse+;o,, fh;rteer feet lonu an
ona co,rse While there are 4 -nmrnber
| ~ co,rsee re ne Rothch;lds the Van
| dart,;its snd ths RocLefelIars and the
| Carnao;es ard ali the Fd;tors in the
void jrd iii the T .;rotvne men exfant
and al, the ,ra;irnads and ali the steam
| shin I;nas and eli The mining Concerns
I'D Ill tha1 Wannar,akers &c ett
would comh;re Their wsanh and snend
l. in hru;ng one nearI for, one If those
IL oates thew would have to mortoare
the;r nersan., effects to o,et the h;noe !
an which the oates turn Then fhe
Elevator hoxs Who IVORY IN that c;tv
rss. .y,,n tIs;r aisv.sns5 rsands ~
reeled off. Think about II, mother
| 80 ~. z
4 into The arms of death. some wears ago,
lust now crosses an inland meadow
4 arm in arm with little angel and the
! angel presses a button on the polished
diamond staircase and in 4 moment
\ an elevator is there to carry them ,up
and 10. and up.: and uu. until tears
thave changed to rubies and signs to
anthems and radium into the light. OF
i Gods face and there all, spellbound
the babe asks the Master when you
Il :1, .xx.... - A. 1890. .r.ffA 49,. =.