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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 13, 1898 · page 6

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‘ 7 Men!“ and Ar-
[el W Unattended—Jo
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. ” ' ital. o mam Preaa.)
mulling). via Playa del Bate.
' taaaalo nay. July 12—m- morn-

Toral aent out a reply to
Ihatter'a third demand for the

‘ i by the latter yeaterday ailer-
. gill reply General Toral referred
reheal to accede to the Ameri-
‘ ‘ made on Sunday. and re—
hia determination to resist.
Notwithmdinl this the American
“ '7 did not open fire this room-
and the renewal of the bombard-
‘ ' Milly will be poatponed uuA

” “W I-Wedneaday) when it ls
‘ all at General Randolph‘s

L w.- will he In position. The
‘ fine I” landed yesterday will also

he Wt up as soon as waslble.
TM 0! rain fell last night.
”I” out the boys In the trenches

, ’1 natty-autumn roads almost impas-
“ m Title may delay the batteries

MM (one.

4' m Volunteers. who are being Intr-

m an th the trout. are being located
m the right center. In the poult-

.‘ I” which have been occupied hy lien-

“ I‘wton'a division. while the lat-

.-: tar haa moved forward. oatending out

I“: Hill It almoet touches the road
latent-nu. over which General 'l‘o~
“I “will have to retreat If he should
I" he inolhardy enough to make the

4 _i attempt.

The Cabana under General (‘alixto
film. tool: Calmeueil without opposi-

lh My night. and have lntrcucll-

“III on either side of the road. The
Americana are now ' In position to

I surrender of 8antlaxo,'

on ”The Alan-lean Commonwealth"

. Ila-Liilnlliutell‘onr lulled” area ’
Hie argument in the 1
current Atlantic llanthly for theoloaa '

ior Americana.

unit: at the min-Saxon peoplee Ia
Wantnmelyonhiaeritiuaiao-
quaintanee with the workman ul our

tine; It It the trait aluo at a pmtonntl
kaowledgeot thewhoio trondui modern
hiatta'y. an maniacal thegreat revolu-
tion a! mtitnant In Etmlalulaml Anter-

perlod oi our elvll war and before. and
lmowrly aacrihaa it to the immortaely

 

lumen-ed Millarity of the peopiea oi
, the two nation with each other. Each
ieela at home Iirthe mini-try of the oth-
,er. and the theoretic aenau oi the natty
oi race and Ithaca haa hecouié the pran-
tioal moi identity oi virtnea. oi nym-
pathiea and In a general way of inter-
cata. Mr. Bryon Himmler this In a
vivid and familiar way from recent
ovunta. All among the live great world
powora. which in the future will domi-
unto civilization. beta-om t imat Britain
and tho United Staten only can there be
nu alliance which in" the logical flownr
oi race. temperament and community oi
ladle!» and ideal: as well all of interest
and policy. Slavic Ronda. Teutonic
(iommuy and Latin-Celtic Fruit-o may
unitc tclupirarily with each other for
nu end. but tho union will Imartiiiolal
and tausily aunderwl. aiuco‘t haano up-
root. i
In counuuu with theluoet munciotw
Engliuluuen and Americana Mr. Bryon
does not think that any formal orvstrict-
lydciiucd houd should uwomtrilyunitc
thc two Anglo-Saxon potmlcu. The out-
comc can he hit to tho iucvitahlc hia-
‘ torio law. 'I‘hcuatural diuiuclinatiou of
kin to quarrel ucrionaly in this cow in
< Inrtltcred by the clon- [uttjttlli'lla’lll oi
aims and idcala and pridc in mutual
achicrl-tucuf. 'l‘hcao iu lhctusclvcs hcgct
:t‘tllllillunily of policy and lull-rout. No
rigidly Nuiatrnctul Imnd in tuaweary as
a hridno. Tho Atlantic lu'cttil in this
name in but a shallow lord. even less
than the lorry to which it has Imvn'mo

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political and laxiiai eiviliaation In new. ‘

hmhtowardthnotheraiuoethe.

“‘0 th. enemy's lm‘t't‘ 0n lllt‘ It‘ll lllltill llktinctl. lllll Wllllll'\'l'l‘ llil‘llllloll.
M “a roll u up. making n... Sililll- iwhatcvor the informal one of hcarte or
III “Intrent‘hments north oi the city on offensive and dcicuuivo alliance.

untenable.

General Tornl. realizing the weak-
Ilaaa at this tiank. has been Imuy dur-
Iu the existence of the truce In douh-
ling hack and tiringr his gum in the
direction from which he is threateuol.

float oi General Randolph's gum

should that even Ito laiesilllc. we taro
told by thin wiuo critic of the political
.drama that it can ucwr remit Ili alight
hilt a more pcriu't safcguurding of tho
”mice of the world. Vastly more than
' the triple allianco. so often luullcd on a

‘m 3,. located “iii"! a... heights In n". ‘guarautce uRuilIl-‘t war in I'Inrotlc. Au-
mter at General Lawton‘a new po. lgIo-Saxou unity tcudu to primvtciv
aItIon. which commands the town. ilimtiou against volcanic outhuruta
i‘ The First illiuois Volunteers and the ot itiu-niallmutl jculouuy. l't‘l‘lunifi Mr.

”phi!“ 0' (‘olumhin VNIIIIW‘" “I" . Bryon. pitta this luauoa Ilttlutoooplh
now‘located lli tho loom-lies that were lulfllll‘ltlly. lllll llu ull’t‘i tun liillil)‘ wand

occitplod Iaui week by llcucral ('lllll"
too'a brigade.

Madrid. July 12. II p. Iu.——Aftcr the
Cabinet council this evening the Min-
iatera asael‘led ihni Santiago dc (‘uiut
M lulu refused the American de-
mand ior surrender.

 

.i'I‘tIflml'I for hia lwlicf to [mail it to he
lightly tliucanlcd.

 

l I‘roiemir 'I‘houuls Show urinal young
men \Vlluwlell to got on in the world to
I it” \\'c.~l null lI'I‘I'IIII‘ I‘dlll‘lllllt'll. (twill-r»

“""“ ‘-«l' the art-at Illa-lot and herds ou the

m on "I13 '0'“ Hill." 3 Intro ditliculty in m-uriun thc

""4 "" right kind oi help owing to tho lulu-Ii

. m mm" mm“. will ‘0'litl~r~4iitllllltlllill. Ilut a utuulhlll'lllli‘i‘ll or
naive thoir fly lhil 'Mh. ilcrdcr gctu $30 to # Ill a tool it and lilti

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Fourth rculmcut boys who have
we to camp as voluutccrs are to re«
naive their Illuuc) Illln wcck. and list it
result there Is much satisfaction
among the main. Yt-nlt‘i‘illi)‘ l'uyA
materWnlit-rStaph-round the l-‘ourth
militant. leit for Nialitic with the
till“ ueceuary to llqiiltlnlc Ilic oh-
ligation». "0 flora lll‘lil in Nlllltllr. its
that ill the Iil‘tll‘tit-I place win-re the
boys are stationed. (twin: to the fact
that the auldioru are acattcrcd. it will
lalte iuliy three duyu to Iiud ihcm all.
and Hill payment-r does not expect to
return beiorc- tin- latter part of the
week.

The Inlarlee oi route of the men haw
been title Illice May i. lllla being their
tint payment by the atom. ‘I‘herc hon
hen Home annoyance tucauiouod hy
the delay. hat the Iticltlna wou not by
any Ileana general. it tattoo quite a
mm to go round among the Vtillitilorca
who have cllllllcd truth the l‘mtrlh
realm.

v—M. ” m a"...

Wild. Will A NIIW l‘AlIINrI‘r.
(lit Mandated I‘ve-e.)

Park. July ltwa daupatch lroul th-~
mmwudent oi the 'I‘olupu at Madrid.
Inhibhed lhia atternoon. aaye: "It i.
Mil mhnatioue to ticnor I'litiiaald.
VIII Illa accepted them. and who. with
the queen Wilt-"I‘ll aenctiou. will folio
a new othitwtwitli tienora (Iaiauaoh‘uu
um. limit-lea. Aime-luv" do lilo Mon
tern. iliaa autl Ilealirui I‘hiuchiiia. lilac-
“ Harlin“ do (‘anluea lmlnu madn-
Wh moral oi Madrid."

 

board. A youugmun who taulhogril
ioulich to hint Work will haw iuoucy
cuouull in tire yearn to buy a ranch oi
lmmvu. will hair a |n~riccl cducatiou
tuthc roaring of Itvc utock and will
havo hall little to windy law or mmliciuo
lWhllll‘fl.

M. l’lllll lllilllt‘t. \\‘litlfrillttl in "tent
turo uudcr tho pacudonym oi lain:
il‘llcll. Iain Iwcu litlllutiug Inudun au-
dit-awn unit a new lecture uudcr tho
titlooi ".Iohu liull. Pat and riawucy.”
lll'lillt‘ltlitiilri etched on the plate with
inordaal acid». Among olhcr thitlltu he
more that “tho I‘ltlniiah churactcr iaa
mixture in «pull proportion of lion.
donkey and octopue." Altaiu ho tut
uouuwa that the Milton oi tlio‘ricotcir
man wearing! hilllt la the biannual oi hill
loci. which make» any othcr drum in-
convenient.

 

(llrtuauy hail Itntuulutwl diphuuatiu
couudqut astound Japan Iucauai the
Empire oi tho Itinuat rum atoala all the
pateuta and trwiomarha it can and w-
Imaieolllolcnt pittom lawn. 'i‘luaiaau
alum-Ina oxaluplu of pot culliuu ltctllo
ldaoh. In no «wintry oi Europe are pat-
enl law» an uu-rrupulouulyirataedlo
roll foreign Iuvculora an Iullcrmuuy.
‘I‘hII Iavt ill notorioua. titan-mot. tor
mallow. wall oiwatwi out of every pour
out of hill Norman wraith».

 

I‘rtdouor thaith oi l‘oinmhia col loge
la a ctaaatonwtuoat addroue nwutly
etpatlatod on tho iaauoauo advance- oi
applied aciouoo In the United HIMNI and
attributed our melt natiiatai mwth
Iarwly to thin «anal. In no way halt
tho value at applied wloueo latch olllltu
ItNI more than In our room naval opt-n
adults. where the naohauioal emulation.
ui marine ltlluuory hallo «untrlhutod to
really to Motive Work.

mm... mam

 

There we: aaao diapmltiou to under-
rate ill“ IIIIWIIIIIW Iii "Ilium till-upon.
lion with our troutpe In battle at lirat.
But they have already proved linen:
helium and their valor durlnl lltn Minot

7 "Walled advanm not tally all actuate and thir-
u M minim. hut In lightinaia line whim

m H . own Inca. they are not very
. y .gefl'mnw ° am hater- veritehll Mm

 

fimmbum out...“

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

in’ every home where
once tested—

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

" llil
A perfect health foods.
from salada to ices,
equally good and satis-
factory for every course.
Crisp, appetizing, satis-
fying.

THE NEW HAVEN BAKERY.

National Btu-It a...
New Haven. mac-t.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

m
1'03“!" 3! m.

low a Captain Had. a lliiion by
Carrying One hunger.

II there Is anything that makes a
poor. tolling man happy It is to read
about nukes that have made fortunes.
For ioutancc. there was a captain of c.
rem-I plying between English and Ana
trulinn points who made a lucky units:
when convicts were taken to New South
Walcs.

A "titue-cxpircd” man came to thc
lllill‘lllcl‘ and licggcd to he taken home.
The former convict had no money. hut
lil‘ would nludly giro his plot of loud
for tranaportatlon.

The captain accepted thv terms. and
tircui Is the joy «it his dcacendauts. for
that plot is now occuplcd by a wharf
and la vulucd at 8i.l2;’.,lmo.

A Lillicrllk Ioi-acconlal believed him}
roll to he ruined by a fli'c that Ilt'rili'O)“
cd his shop. The next day he Iouud
lilo of until that had been In thc Ilrc
Purim-ally prompted him to opcu lio-
Ill» llllllltl llli'll Illt’ tlt‘lllili of
thc llauics Iutd materially improvcd tin
aroma and pungency oi the motif 'l‘tic
diacovri'); made him vcry rich,

'l‘iic diacm'cry of the Mount Slli‘lu
mine was purcly u “like. and [is out‘ut
oi’ gold llI Iltc grcnicst of any allow to
tlic world except in llw Klondike did.
lrict.

.\ hank nicrk in London heard that
llt-t‘c was .I l‘h It dcplwil oi gold .‘ll :
H'i‘llllll piau- at ilo- t‘upc of tlood Ilopc
lir set uhoui forming a
niudlcalc muoug his lcllow thrills. and
they raised about 8|:qu among ihcui-

calilsicl‘s.

prm iuiou Il

N'lit's. .\ mining cllglueer Vina rcpt
lIc made a thorough lurcutiam
lion. hill found no mild. Ht' had Ilt't 1d~
cd to all: up lint Raoul: and our lcull)‘
H1 Icon for Iioittc. \ilu-u h»
4 minor.

'\\'cil. nll‘liliufl.‘ hc

oitl.

|.Ill lil'l'l'il

and 'I out an
you arc on a hunt lot tlu hlIllLi'. "l‘.nut
lit to, law."

'lltih you a claim hcrc‘f”
radium-r.

"You; and l .iolii to lllilltt‘ Il‘liilui up
ihc couutu.

Mimi lhc

'I‘h.ti‘~' my I iulili out or
lIt.ii luuul‘u hump. i'oli can hair it
im Slim, and lu-ri'a n Humph- oI lilr
quartz. 'I‘hut claim ain't worth ll-
ucight in gold. but il'H worth crcry doi»
II I pull lul‘ ll."

’l‘hc cultiucvr cmtuiucd thc upccitmtt
ilirl Ilit'lill‘tl that liu-ic won gold III It
Il~ at tcd dull-hit-

' I‘ll till you what I‘ll do. llidlt'.” In
mid; "I'll tlllt' you and on llIi' rink ill
Ionian it."

ihc luuuoiu an» mu. I. and thc clulut
umiully chplul‘cll. .\u uhuudatm- oi
gold «on found in ihc lttont ultiiitcll
rcluu. 'I‘odar tia- Illlll'i‘u. liu l'ili‘o
mi c ofw hlch Ia lino. uic “ttl'Ili thou.
lulu t'ut‘llsdiaill l"l'IIIltllu‘tl I'lllulllllt‘.

.... w... m

IIX woman were.

laputed at 'aaila by July to. when
OI MIMI will Dacia
(Ily Annotated Pro-ml

Madrid. .luly iii. midnightwdu oili-
llIIl drapalrh trout Iioilo any»:

"A llcruiau u'uinor which loll Mu.
IliIa on ihc iliih bring» a loner from
tho I‘apiuiu tlcucrii euylutt that the
nitnuliou there In unchanged. The
commander of the cruluor reporiu ilud
lhc Mauritania expect nix lluuuaud rt"
itiiorcouicutu hy Jilly iii. when they
will attach Manila from the north.

"'I‘wo rein-I tIiIt-la have been what.
Advice» Ii'illu lllaabale tIlIil I‘littm ro-
porl a ltllIt'l‘IIl rating in Iailh lirIIVlllI'IIII.
In the operation: at tilurra t‘apla twen-

ty-Iivo inauraenta and two lipaniarda
were killed."

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Finest in Quality. ‘
Latest in Style.
Lowest in Pride.

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Ladies’ and Gents’ Rnssets.
'l‘lteac goods cannot he equaled anywhere,

OF ALL. KINDS.
and the prices are right.

lithe liar hill they on a Higher.

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l‘all early and get first selection.

THEO. H. OLSEN,

Washington at" South Norwnlk.

pAT pRINTlNG

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Red. white and blue Envelopes.
Red. white and blue Fiona.
Red. white and biuc‘hmbiems.

 

ALI. the NEWEST and POPULAR liliGllAVllIIlS and TYPES.

 

'l'llc only printing house hetwccu New York and
Bridgeport whore these eilccts can he produced lll colors

AT A FAIR PRICE!

 

Chas. A. Freeman, Mill-all;

.‘w .
«ll aud Ill Water street. South Norwulk.

hoton Point‘ G

I‘ouuucuciug Saturday. July 9th.

Dancing Dally.

 

 

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l‘ouuucuciag Monday. July Hill.

The Great London Ciroual

lllE R0'l0li P01ll'lllPll0IlilElil00.,

.l. Finitenatelu. General Manager.

SIXTY-FIVE PER CENT.
III the lllluillcs‘u tueuot this country die poor. liy protu ii
action ror uuty euro to. h ' applying today for one of t It‘
I‘ouueciicut ileuera tilmleru policiou. Iloutu hut little:
absolutely mul-I’orleituide; in cash in old one. For par-
ticulars-t aliply to S. S. l.'l|ouuuediou. agent. South
Norwallt. ‘nuu.

 

 

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never will he. Il I-I tiul-uloaud oriuiuui. holding Iu lie that
mp all the ||tlll|llli III Iowa. The paper and ti o tau-pie are
inanpandde. 'I‘heir Indore-tum truth mutual. and they hath
huow it. The only practical way of attracting than parade
In llII'I‘IIIIlI the hunt latter.

The Evening Sentinel.

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Materials, Picture Framing,

I Art til-tale, Paint-lug
. and
Paper Hanging.

Go To

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South Norwallt.

l-itore open cveuiugu until 9 o’clock.

100. Bush/vets

fioastihg
Clams
For the 431..

Leave, your union early for
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Telephone at Ionae. IH. In

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Open daily. except Saturday. iretn t
a. III. to it: on. non iron: I to a p. an:
laturtlay. 9 a. III. to l: in. and on Mon-
ny eveninaa front 'I to It.

intereet allowed on dentin.

wanna lltlIdMNI. Heel.
JOHN ll. l‘ltlllllil. Vine-Pratt.
lilo. P. main. lee. and i‘rel

 

 

 

 

 

il.\\\'i.I¢\'\'II.I.ll MAN lillllWNltll.

I'aitl I‘ollllln. of liawleyvlie. who
wan nu-udina a vacation at one at tho
uluuc Mort» near New York city. yer
tcrday morning wool in bathing. waa
lullrlt with cramp» and dlcd before he
could he rota ucd. I‘oliiaa wail twenty-
olte yearn aid and the null III I well-It»
do tanner ol Ilawleyriiic.

 

I think Ilcwut'u Witch meet Iain
I» the IIueII mineralfon on the marital
for pilee." i writer John ('9. Mil; oi
Wheollaa. W. \‘a. ‘i‘rr It and you will
ihlnlt the name. It aim «um ma
and all altia dine-ea. Edward P.
Weed. Norwalit. (lee. c. lull-ea. loath
Norwalh.

Will your hauler auto-t dieaaee
noting malty. One Minute (int.
(‘ure prelim Immediate matte.
When tallea earl! ll prenat- meatl-
mine. And In later Itali- it Malena
tempt teller. Ildward 1'. WM.
again. den. 0. Milieu. lull lar-
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~‘l'heleallaeiiethahltm
amt-m ,.

a...“

. m; aim.
When the. call m hi- Orer he
um» um.
Farmer ltraight wan a loan at rlkid
piety; he boaaled that In allallll Ilie ltd
had never need prolane language. Ono
looking into the iarnter'a face. with It:
sedate rigidity .of eapreaaion would ’
chatty believe the vaunl waa not in
vain. Especially the ohaerver must
have realised title character of virtuc
on the Sunday morning In which this
story opens.
The farmer and 3h trite atood on thl
atelia, just about to atart acron- tlu
fields to church. The iarmer waa ruined
to ault hie lace. to form a whole 0!

 

.gratifying aanctily. Illa black coat

and waistcoat were Immaculate. and
their appropriate angillarlty oi outllnc
war not thwarted by any effort on tho
tullor‘a part to make them Ill. Their
aplcndor loomed mightily. for though
tlicy composed the one beat ault. occu»
alone for the display of such muniti-
cuncc were rare.

The farmer‘s wife turned suddenly
and pried:

"Oh, you haven't tied up that calf."
llcre tin argument chatted an to the
course of procedure. Both agreed that.
the calf must be secured In the stable.
otherwlae it might be gored by tho
t'tth-l. But the wife lltilltlletl that the
farmer should change. his clothes he-
fore attempting to secure the calf. Inna-
much an the juvenile hem-it was oi po-
collar activity. and the barnyard, where
It then roamed, was deep with mud.
The farmer. hovever. declared that
to stop to make two toilets would mako
hliu late to church. and ultimately. on
his promising to be most cautioua, hit.
wlic let him go. following him as for
as the truce. that she might note tho
events In the arena.

The mlf stood in the center of the

yard and did not more no the iarrnry
allllrtllli‘llt'tlfilllal is. not until the tar-
lllt-l‘ reached for the animal's ear. At
that moan-oi the calf executed an no.
touudliuz plroucttc. and than cantercd
away. idcatlug aarcnstlcauy.
'l‘hc iurmcr rolled up his trousers and
After ten minutes
of hot chasing the call wall brought to
buy In a corucr. The farmer ritual“!
llic ptmitiou and decided on a spring
Hill a two-arm clutch at the call In gen-
t‘l’ill.

I‘ufortunately. lK'lOI't‘ he had excell-
iu-d'this iuuncuwr. the napient rnli took
thc initiative by stunning hlmneli like
a battering rum lN'lWl‘t‘ll hia eilofuy'ii
iltmly planted legs. The shock Will an
uutxpecll-d that the iarnler kart thrown
tint on his back In he mud. t the un-
houued horror of Is wife. w o acted
as tlluiclilltii‘. and to the areal 'rth of
the tuna hlmueii. l c arose. a l to the
anxious lumentallonu of Itiugwiie he
answered In a Illlfllt~€llilrlltilfi ".4qu up!"

The excitement now grew Intense.
‘I‘he iarmcr no longer had need to'
cllooae Ills llltll‘l'lllt'lllfl In order to pro-
tcci lllu clothes. and he raccd madly
llltl‘ thc liltill' hrutc. Pierce auger
shone treat his eyes. hut no worda Ia-
sucd from his lipa.

At last. as the bovine Ininnt darted
past him. he made a dcnmrate hinge
and culuhl the Ilullli’l' hy the tail. It
In true that he tell and wax dragged
some distance In the mud. yet he re-
tained hlu group. Then he acramlded
to hi: fee-t. and atrode valiantly toward
the open utnbic door. pulling do call.
which slid doll-tally along with Itu
tour int all rigid for mowmcut. In the
other dirccliou. All the creaiuro'a ct-
'orta at reaiatancc wcrc pow-Time in
vhwit the turtuer'a progrcua toward
triumph. it mint-d evident that the
calf would he tlnally m-urud Ii Illa tall
lII‘lIl tom-titer.

'l‘ho Intuit-r u'udod iIiroiiull a deep
uuddic oi Water that lay lit'llll't‘ the
piaiiorm on which lla- door on“.
He alt-piled upon the plutioi..‘.. Ir drew
the call up It'uili Ila» around. a loot ho~
low. In a place Ilcaidc him. The titer
iuvui oi victory had coin».

.\l lhiu luaumi Ilt' calf executed a
Itratmh- maucurcr. Ilc whirled about
with notation illilthlli‘lll he leaned
wildly Into the air. and he he leaned he
lticltetl the further In the cheat. or
tho-wallow; thcn he raid-hell Into the
eiahle.

The tumor woe overturned hr the
Irruclieroua hiow. and tall tau-hunt.
hold III'II. Into the tamldy hard.
he he crawled Inrlh. a vialott It tall."
and mad lwrend worde. hie wile heard
ti‘nrmcr Straight Illiitel':

"ti. laud. I've never ciml in all lay
lllr. lull i do lhittlt that the little liar
about male when I oaahi In mate a
tear remark-."nladi.

"I had an adventure tile «aim «no.
iaa." raid itin- Autumn to a atrium
on whom Idle wan caliilta. "It on
unite dark. and i new a ntranle tau

iuut ahead at tan. and i not until I
wait nearly unaltered." "And did the
ma ant away twat you?" met littla

started In pursxult.

 

Willie. who In IIIIHII.~OM
lava.

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