Inter-Mountain Republican | 1908-10-10 | Page 9 | Little Stories of Palmistry

V L r These stories of children an and their quaint little sayings are true and have V occurred just as I give them I Last week I Ivas vas was returning n a call V arid and the tho subject of The Inter Moun InterMountain t tam tain Republicans Republican's now flew departure In Introducing V the Palmistry page WR waa cussed and many complimentary things were said of the enterprise of V the tho V paper All children and dogs have havo a way of corning coming to me for attention and n. n little year four ll climbed on my lap with her puppy and they both fell V fast asleep In my arms Her mother awakened the child and she was not inclined to go to bed I told her the little angels would stand all around r her crib and would take good care of V her She Shu asked many questions Did they thc wear nighties anti and Could they walk and run etc I told her they had wings in all of the tho pictures I had seen of them V VI I She was carried off to bed bed and amid silence reigned for so long we thought she was asleep when an Imperative little voice called Mamma come conie here quick V The mother rather alarmed ran hastily upstairs and found her daughter daugh V ter standing up in bed with her littIG face flushed and half frightened 4 3 V See hoe here Mamma Mamula she exclaimed you tell God to take his old angola angels back to heaven where they belong I I wont won't have them standing around V my crib Then sh she quickly added as an afterthought t They might take cold they've C nothing on Oil but wings wing I V t- t V. V tV I t I- I 1 V V fy V I cl aI I 4 V WILL LI 0 F V N V jl V I tOVE t tV tI I V- V Mip V. V 1 f N D t V S