Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-11-10

ragged 10 be 50 exclusive" that they sbun
their friends. (2) This Is the boys privilege.
and II he is a pleasant, agreeable young man
why should the girl object TO him showing at
tention TO more than onef "A girl mas no
right to think that simply because boy shows
her some attention he should conhne himself
exclusively TO her. (3) The young man sb9pld
always escort you TO your door. am reser1YE
your envelope for another time. when your
questions require personal answer
Dear Madam:
have found lots Of helpful articles In your
corner. and wish you would answer n Few
questions for me. "a Is Zane Grey man or
womanf (2) Which Ia correct when eating In
cafe) eating with hat on or OFT Wishing
you the most success. remain as ever,
WILD AND woLLEY. Downey. Ida
am indeed glad TO know you have found
my corner helpful. Zane Grey Is man. A
gentleman should always remove his hat upon
entering a cafe or restaurant. A lady does not
remove her hat
Dear Miss Brooks.
You have answered many others
thought you could give some advice. am
a girl Of sixteen and have been married nearly
a year, but now my husband doesn't seem to
Thanking you in advance.
Yours truly.
WONDERING. Wyoming.
There is really only one thing TO do dear
now. Made the very best Of the situation and
bravely go about TO locate Just why he doesn't
seem TO TO take you out. You really
must. my dear girl. Now Is the testing time,
and II you adjust the seeming trouble now,
you can better manage the various difficulties
as they come along. You very young and
perhaps you imagine great many things are
not they should be, many young wives
do. Perhaps you have been a little careless
about your appearance and general conduct
now have your IL you Immediately
change this. Be your sweet self in every
way before you married, and the first
thing you know your husband will be the same
lover Of old. Now. my dear, don't nag and
accuse him of not caring for you any moro
this IA the very worst thing you can do. Just
be brave little woman and know that he Is
proud Of you and does want 10 take you out
the same as he always did. Write to me and
send your name. as you are requested TO do at
head Of column, and perhaps can be Of some
help to you again. My heart and soul are
with the very young wife-and husband.
A. B.. Idaho. and HIGHLAND. Utah: Please
accept my very bost brand OF thanks for 30
kindly sending the words to in the Baggage
Coach Ahead" ! am very grateful TO each of
those who so kindly interest themselves IN my
behalf for the benefit Of my readers. Hope
may be of assistance to both Of you at some
future date.
N. j.. Clear Lake. Utah: Am happy 10 fur
nish you the desired song. through the kind
. ness of the two readers above.
IN THE BAGGAGE COACH AHEAD
>. BY G. L. Davis.
On a dark. stormy night. as the train ratified
on,
All the passengers had gone 20 bed
: Except one young man with babe In his arms,
VINO sat there with touchdown head.
: The innocent began crying Just then.
As though It's poor heart would break.
One angry man said. Make that child stop
it's noise
For It's keeping all Of us awake"
Put II out" said another. don't keep II In
r here.
. We've paid for our berths and want rest"
But never a word said the man with the child.
As he folded II close to his BREAST
Where Is Its montherf Go take It TO her."
!. This lady then softly said.
|, II wish that l could" was the mans sad
reply.
e But she's dead, IN the coach ahead.
Chorus:
While the train rolled onward,
" husband sat In tears,
Thinking Of the happiness
OF just few short years.
For baby face bring pictures
OF cherished hope that's dead
But baby cries can't waken her
In the baggage coach ahead.
Every eye filled with tears when his story he
told
or wife who was faithful and true
He told how he'd saved all his earnings for
years
To build up home for two.
How, when Heaven had sent them this sweet
little babe
Their young, happy lives were blessed;
His heart seemed TO break when he mentioned
her name,
And in tears tried 20 tell them the rest.
Every woman arose TO assist with the child,
There were mothers and wives on that train.
And soon the little sleeping in peace,
With no thought OF sorrow or pain.
. Next morn at station, he babe all goodbye,
God bless YOU" he softly said.
: Each one had story 10 tell In the home.
OF the bagyape coach ahead