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Show . T . W)T R. i- -i VOL. I. IIeder, Wasatch County, n HimiinH! I'm n1 mm" m i n Utah, Monday; March wnrwmii t HERALD. HLBER - Editor aml Manager. A Hatch Jr, Entered at Heber Post office, as c .7 id class mail matter. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES . per year, 50 cents for half a year and 25 cents for 3months, if yon want t ) subscribe call at this office and see us $1 WISHING. One clay a lonesome hickory-nut- , At tile top of a waving tree, w Remarked. Td like to live in a shell, Like a clam, beneath the sea " - TlwsWli of them wished, and wished ill the y turn d ellow, anrl green, blue; And that, in truth, is just about what Mere wishing is likely to do, . . FRIJA THE DAUGHTER. ICE-KING- S. With wonderful speed she .reached the first outlying cabin, and peeping in the opening which servi d for a door, window, and chimney all in one, she saw an old woman pounding dried meat in a t rw n ntnur it urT'ir 'n 'rrm 'm i r n'nirnr'ipnii, , mw, mimjp 0 u'. m in hi i p..i Making signs of hunger by polr. ting to the meat and to her mouth, she induced the old woman to approach and give her food, but it was done witlr looks of alarm and shrinking, so that Fit a drew m ourif fully away, and would not have made another attempt for her bears had not a little baby crawled toward her, and tried to take the amber beads bom her neck. Unfastening them, Frija gave them to the baby, which so pleased the bid dame that she drew the little wan Jerer in, jabl erii-woids of welcome, and loading her down widi dried meat, a bottle of reindeer milk, and a bundle of skims. With these Frija de artcdr going swiftly to the rude dog kut where she had left Koj and Boj, but, to her grief and ajnazement, the bears were not to be found. And for the first time Frija felt the desolation of being alone in a strange land. Daughter of a proud and cruel tyrant, she had never known the fondness of parental !tn& but for thee fa-- 4 m liar playmates s te had a warm regard, and all her 'happiest moments had been shared by them, fbat they had deserter her p rubai ly through fear of bogs, and site wept was only to in her anguish. Nature seemed to share her misery, for a wailing sound in the pirns echotd her mournful lament. Rising and falling like the waves upon g And just at that time a dam observed. Way down in the.4 tossing sea, Id love .c dwell in a hickorv-ru- t At the top of a Tofty tree M m 1S91 No. 37. mortar. THE -- ri 2 -- ap-aren- a-lo- ud t, , |