The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-01-24
DEAL AND IDEAL
BY RUDOLPH TREssINoHAm..


process. Joseph Trull an ideal. The for
mer was popularity designated as a
keen, practical business man, the lat
ter M visionary and dreamer. Ma.
ture hnd formed both with strong in
dividunl intellectually.
Clancy Wyeth was floor broker for
big firm on the grain exchange. Its
Offices were a rnre glitter Of gilt and
plnte glass. Joseph Trull hud a desk
and narrow Office in an obsolete bust
ness block, where ne did translation
work FOR the foreign departments Of
l0cnl banks.
NJ have a pretty iden In mind" he
told a friend one day. "You know our
old family homestead, fifteen miles
from the city of Fendale, IL mine. II
has not been occupied for two years.
They have built up some palatinl
homes near to II, and have been walt
Ing. expecting to get good offer for
It. Well, the house IL old, but II can
be made habitable. There are fifteen
bearing cherry trees In the orchard.
I'm going to have crowd Of these lit
tie ones ont for q week, soon AZ the
cherries are ripe"
"Excellentl grand !" commented his
friend.
II shall pick out fifteen Of the most
deserving children" continued Trull.
land apportion to each tree. 1t will
be their tree to dream over, to long
for. weeks before the visit. will keep
the fifteen for q week, hire cook and
nurse. One week end the mother Of
each little one Win come out and pick
one tree, and win see that the cher
ries are delivered by wagon at the
city home"
lust this plan Jasper Trull put into
operation. The mothers who came out
with the little ones, were provided
with ladders and basketss and went
home happy and content. There was
one little tot. the youngest Of the
group, q girl not yet three years Of
age. She and the others were allowed
to roam freely about the place.
" cannot flnd little Dora" the
nurse informed Trull one afternoon
near dusk. and he started or in search
Of her. Nearing high hedge that
separated the grounds from those Of
q flne mansion occupied by'a family
named Crosby, he caught the echo Of
voices, and paused. He noticed hole
IN the hedge, and peering over III TOP
his eye took n : lovely picture.
upon Ne Erase was SEATED Deeut'-
ful ycune woman. whom ne douosed
mot was MIS- npllce Colby She had
little Dora IN her lap, ana had woven
sariand @ MOWERS fcr nsr. Ine
prettiing soe 80 oeamlng VAN g.
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