The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-10
DISSATISFIED FOWL.
They Decide That They Are BADLY t~,d.
sad Kun Away from iInu.-Hh They

They Decide That They Are BADLY t~.d.
.sd Run Away from iIom.-wh, They
Iisrnrn.
Ugh, what Il cold day
Iitil" Mona taNtnn ~prang ont al
bed aS sh" spoke. and dew bach the
chintz window curtains la peep at the
weather.
rSnow on the ground. too
la, the snow VA quite IA light one.
and Mona dressed herself quickly. put
on her little red riding-hooi cloak. with
the hood over her head. and ran out to
feed ii,, chickens.
They are in a hurry for their break
fast. thought Mona. for a great cack-
Ing and %clamoring was heard in the
h,n-hor>c.
81" opened the door to let ont, the
fowls. and then. scattering the feed un-
DIR a shed. where there WAS no snow.
Sic >camp'Tcd back 10 the house ~ fast
AZ possible.
'Tut cut cadet cacklrd a black
Spanish hen. bri>tling up her feathers.
I've had a gnawlng IN my gizzard ever
since DAYLIGHT. Get out of my way.
finfraih.r~! she cried. Savagcly peck
ir| a Young Rooster. who WAS trying 10
get a grain al corn from under her feet.
't.nhhlc. gobhlr. ~gobhlr'' put IN
tailsiccn. the big bronze turkry.
'-ihn>c long-lcggri. frailrrlr>S crra-
turrs ought 10 get up when thaniirlc"r
calls them. at three O'Clock. and gIyc
- .,,- l,.t ST. NFIn.l $50, ,1,.1
Miss Bun ," h. asked. addressing u
handsome blonde puil"t. with a double
cDmh
II quite aCrc with vou. Mr.. Cob
lt,r.' a>~cntc'i the blonde beauty.
Irrly.
''i'o;-iuck' pn,-luck' p"t-luck'" chat
tired a >pccklcd guinea hen. II Ii they
would only leave the door of our house
open. We could get our own breakfasts.
IL The early bird that catches the
worm. I've heard"
And the rest a~>rutrd.
"Nhai do thry lock IL zap for any
how ~ demanded a Shanghai rooster.
who had been too busy SLING his crop
8" L,kc any part n the discussion here
ioiaac.
IN" others gave it up. and shook
ihcir heads sadly.
i can tell You. sad chant'c'rrr.
%solcunly. They lock us UP So ,hry
can catch u easily. luu know how
they came one morning and took one
81 our finest turkeys and a brace II i.t
roUo'crS.
"Ah. YES hey all rrmcmhc~rd."
assrntci The fowls. roidinr their head,
<as-,aS. ~ a Ia a,s. 49,.
Its very ungratrfr, If 'cm. too"
'i'c.ar~d a biC. bun Cochin hen. holding
on', ic- up under her feathers Ia kcca II
warm They take nj our c-c> IN TIL
snrnm'r time. and then >hat us up in
winter. and catch H. "a eat"
-tHna-ackf quI-ack. >>->"' Missed an
Md .ray goose, wadilinr INTO sight
They not on!, take my cgc>. bat they
pull oat my feathers. ton my MICS,
WARM feathers, that | want Ia line my
nest wit wh"a | 20 - st
Md She looked appcaiing,v 4, h,r
ayiicuc" Tor sympathy.
They never let Wc st a; all"
IN med one If the ~cuinca-fowl>. bat
Lkc NV eggs AMI put; EN- uuG r a
hen
"Th.y'rr 4 cruel. uncratcfrl So, II
creatures. ANYHOW" sad an old Dor,-
ing ,nairnn. wIpInE her hi!l on a mul-
lem 'cai. In summertime the, ken
a plenty az -ra>>hoppcr> and other II
sr,,> ior AZ - eat. They give II nic,.
warm weather and lott of biz. tail
weeds I'D thick grass ~ mak, or
nrSiS ia Hu: a>>nnu ~ winter com
they ed ~ n the gr~a>>aupr,r>. de-
>troy the nice weeds aud -rl>~. and
m,Nc .hc wcaiIcv ~ cold Il tca'h.->
don't b.. n Ia KEEP ~ warm
jus 50 churu>cl he fowls
Mrs C,ch.n l. chit. sad Chant
-l~-r. II 'hiHk | irozc my comb L.,
III, TOO.
~ all run AWAY" sue
~ Ted ;hr black Spanish hen. who hai
n ii the -naw NJ in hec -isEard. aud
five hy ourselves. wlcrc ihcy can : >hu,
u up ANY more and catch u> io eat.
Ia ~ vii cried the re>t. eagr~sy.
And tie Shanghai rooster WAS :" cN-
Sis4i that hc flew UP on IN" rail ~
rni rruu.,i A. loui a. ever he could.
Then they started. old taaniio,"cr
sukinw the lead with h. Flock o: hen.
anil thu turNcys. geese. guinea iow.>Sai
.i,rks following after.
All tui one canyls-back drake. who