Deseret Evening News | 1901-12-10 | Page 5 | Wasted No Words

WASTED WASl O XO won us Tho The residents of ot avenue were cre visited vl by b two hucksters a few Cow mornings ugo ago Each Ench of ot the time hucksters had a of ot garden sass SMS and each wagon wagan was WM drawn by lJ a horse that had seen bettor better days The first huckster was us a man or of strong vocal attainments lIe Ho bellowed forth the nature of ot his goods In a n voice that penetrated ted between bel tho the pickets of ot the thu side gates and nn meandered menn clear around to tIme the back doors It was WIlS a II large robust voice that left ert nobody In doubt as to the freshness of ot othis his vegetables and tho the ripeness of ot his berries The Tho second lice and huckster who followed the first fir t ut itt a n discreet distance was wa not gifted vocally Ills Hla mild voice vo ce how however over ever Was k onions straw strawberries strawberries berries ripe currants shouted the first huckster Ve We haf har dc do d same on die crIed the lt second huckster And BO no they tIie passed down the tho street the th first huckster fiercely yelling onions straw strawberries strawberries berries ripe Tho The second huckster mildly adding Vo hat haf de tie same on die Cleveland Plain Dealer