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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28

The emancipation OF woman IL maxi
ing rapid progress la Russia. The In
habitanis of tho little town OF kniazeif
have elected woman. Alexandra
Lyme by name. TO the post OF starosta,
on mayor. on the ground that she was
most fitted TO he inlrusted with the In
terosts OF the community. A Mah0m-
etan woman native Of Bakshe-
Sersll i'm the crimeh has recently
passed with flying colors her examina-
lion as physician and surgeon o.
Odessa and having received her
diploma Il now practieing medicine
among tho Mahometan ladies OF the
district from which she haits. Her
name Is Dr. Razie koutloiaron- n-Hannm.
and hers Is the first case on record OF a
Mahometan lady practicing medicine
IA understood by western nations.
Wonen. 100, ARE now being employed
FOR the first time BY the goyernn en-
a. telcgraphie clerks and ticket aRcnt
IN The Transoaspian railroad.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28
KANSAS FARMERS IN DISTRESS

successive Crop Failures Places Them Ina
a Desperate Condition r MANY Cattle
Dying
NJ. Mohler. secretary of the Kansas
state board OF agriculture, has issued
circular Ia regard 90 the farmers oil the
west. central d northwestern Kansas
Referring 10 these farmers he says lney
are Of thai class Of farmers OF whom there
are many Who, because Of pressing obligs-
tions. we're forced TO sell their corn for l0
to IA cents per bushel. Having lost their
corn crop tllas year aud many of them
| tn eir wheat crop, they are reduced 10 snnn
| am extremity ss to make them the objects
| of charity, but of the serious aud generous
consideration 81 those who are interested
4 In the future development OF that country.
The condition of these men IL no fanii OF
/ their own, they being honest, faithful and
! industrious, bat they ara the victims Of 9
suecession OF crop failures, the like ol
which has not been known before and mai
never occnr again.
TopRKA. Ean., Aug. ~,
Al New,on g,OOo head of cattle snfFerinl
from disease ars held Ia Quarantine II
pastnre. They are dying Of rapidly, aud
controversy has arisen ~ 10 the nature 0
Their malady. Some claim that the cath
are suffering from Teas fever, Will
others hold IL IL disease known ~ DR.
murrain. The circumstances attendtnI
, The quarantine ars destined 10 lead 90 end
less litigation. several suits having alrsnd
been commenced Ii IL feared that th
, late rams filling the streams which n
, through the pastaie occupied by IL
| auarantlnsa cattle will convey germs I
! the dsstass tn herds grazing Ia fields dow
/ the stream, phieh will give rise 20 fnsth'
lawsuits.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28

Twa Doctors Issue Psmphlst Ia HsI
Favar.

Two Doctors Issns = eaaphltt ia ass
Favar.
Nav YoRE, Aux. a..
A London cable saws that the sgiiaiion
in favor OF the pardon " Mrs. AayhEiek
has assumed new phsse. DIR. G. A,
Tidy aud nr. Rau don MacNamaFa, two OF
the most noted physicians OF England, aud
acknowledged authority on poison, have
Just issued q pamphlet. which been
published by the well-tnown house of
Bailiier a Co., In which they prove that
Mr.. Maybrieks symptoms we're not only
consistent with ordinary acute dyspepsia,
bat that they pointed to that rather
than 10 tue presence Of arr
senic as the cause OF death, and
thai, moreover, the quantity OF arsenic
found In the intestines was perfectly con-
sistent with the theory that il was medici-
nally administered. Several thousand
copies OF this pamphlet have been circu-
lated by the Maybrick committee, and, as
q result, there has been great iLcrrass of
public opinion in favor of the unfortunate
woman. Another appeal will shortly be
made 10 Home Secretary Matthews to re-
store her to liberty and her unhappy child.
rem. Correspondence In now going on
with a view TO the formation OF 90 suxili-
ary committee In New York for the puF-
pose of promulgating an American pc
.ition ia her behalf, aud a'so TO endeavor
to enlist the sympathies OF President Har-
rison aud members OF his cabinet in the
same direction.
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PAID FOR HIM IN CASH.

EAsT sT LouIs. Afsg. ~.
A remarkabie scene occurred in the Of
nes Of Justice Beneau, East st. LoHiS.
Two Nem n, Que wealthy and the
other poo, claimed the affections OF
one mau, aud the wealthy one
bought out her rival with hard cash.
Lat Saturday Mis- Leua Klemer, lsyears
Of age, living 1t 1T. Liboriou ILL.,.
eau ed the arse,t of Theodore Borgmerer or
for breach of p omise. The prisoner was
taken 10 ST. Laborius, and when confronted
b. hls victim promised 20 marry her Mon
day. Meanwhile he would have to go to
iail. and to this Mis- Kremer objelted.
She ;, med release bond, aud Thsed1re
and Len 4 appeared o, the Justice ofhee.
As the justice was about to make them
man and WIfs, Nils Mar Hamper, OF St
Laboriau who / 2s years cid and wealthy
appeared and forbade the ceremony.
This IL my man, said she 10 the jus
| tice. I'VE are to be married in two week.
and / have bought house and furnished
| il for housekeeping. Theodore looke'
very sheepish as Miss Kramper went OF
detailing her claims.
Toe justice finally asked Theodore waici
woman he would have, telling him that
he took Lena he would be releastd p
! selected Mary he would 90 TO jail. III
take Mary, hs finally said. This was
sad blow to Lena and she offered TO 'se'ti
for 81 500.
| @TH give you 500; just what the ia'
allows, said the triumphant Mary.
After some discussion Lena accepted th
sT0O. which was placed In tru {. and Mar
walked off with the willy Theodore, whor
she will mary in two weeks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28

hrw YORK. AuG ~.
since the death q Capt. EElcss MS
executors have brought another bin before
congress asking for compensation Tor his
plans md labor in constructing The war
ship Princeson In 1884. The boat revoin-
ttonized the nayies Of the world when she
was produced. She introduced the screw
propeller aud smbodisd engines placed be.
low the water line, artificial draughts aud
rn nv other features then new TO waF yes-
sells. After she was accepted oy ihe gov
ernn.snt Ericsson put In q bill for $1,000
for his Inventions aud personal services.
II was never formally reiected, but VS.
pa sed from one COMMITTEES to anoihsf and
an ily got stuck somewhere in slrs war de-
partmsnl archives, after p lssing boat
houses of congress.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28
Matters Moving in a Desultory
Manner at the Chicago
Stock Yards.
A Difference Of Opinion As 70 Whether
the Switching Association Has
Been Disbanded.
The Situation Has Evidently Been
hlsrepresented by the Railroad
Officials at Albany,

cHlcAoo. Aug 27
At the stock yards this morning, while
busiosss was not at standafill, the oper-
ations are not being conducted with their
former facility. The engines, sxeept
those of the Lake Shore road, are manned
with officials Of the respective companies.
All ths packing houses are killing to-day.
There seems to be difference of opinion
As to whether the switching asso-
citation liz dissolved. Its secretary
and manager assert that IL has not been
dlsbandsd, while officials of the Illinois
Central railroad said Il has. The stirling
switchmen are marking every ear that
leaves the yard with = private mark and
they claim 20 believe they will not he
handled by regular men of the various
roads. In is rumorod this morning that
the switchmen on the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne A. Chicago road had struck.
alton Firemsn amt Engineers.
The strike Of ssitchmen on tho Alton
railroad continues to-day. Tins morning
the firemen aud engineers decided not 20
go out in support of the swi chmen. ~ in-
imated they might do. Later Ia the day
q number OF non union swischmen were
secured and set 10 work under police pro-
lection.
Mssrcpresented by Onleisls.
ALBANY. y. r.. Aug. -.
II was expected by railroad officials that
a large number Of stFikIng knights would
apply Or work I'll morning, but oalY two
put IN an appearance. Notwithstanding
The statements OF Webb, freight trafic Is
not fully resumed, for the railroad COM
panies II thl. point only handled their u4-
nal amount OF freight.
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THE MARKETS.
sisax c,ty i.svs 50 90.

sioux CITY Ave sc Oh.
sioux crrT. Aug ~.
Hogs Receipts, a,e0o; offsoiai yesterday, l,sse
Markst Sc higher than yesterday. selling NJ
srsstla" Receipss, so offleial yesterday. Ia2.
shipmsnts sis Market exeeediDsly dull.
2sSsaaiSss' .s % sooa pes ''''s ssJsasc issssss,
chr choice 90 TO 1000 pounds. sa-75ga.so; fair 20
good. sa.SO aisi sioaksEs. choice. s.&sosass: & e
s@ nov. estrs sheies. corss.ied, 90 asSes5Os grass
a a fair 20 coed sl.s5a1o0i common slxe
les; eannsrs. 80 si.2si .ysssltnss. sxGns sxGs
choice. sa sass " eommon. sa.ses1sG 80 u. oSs a.
eaivss. poor 20 ehoace. s2.ooez5so
south ssnnaha lave stsek.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. a7
Hozs- Receipts 1000. ofieial yesterday,
q ag0s shipms1ts, n cats. Market ofsnea
strong and active selling at ss-sS@AS; ouiE @'
csssle Receipts. l,so; oaAcial yesterday.
q 40 Khipnienta 70 cars. Market opened STEADY
u strong quality common
Chicago Lave sso1A.
| CHICAGO, Aus. ".
medium 10 prime. sL7Sa5.2S; common, sstS
IHisose:s-Rsesipts, Iiss: a.oOo Nsrass hishsr
seoa hssss .,g is sSscb.rs sassss ssisa .
fas: fsaRss:sp1asssig.s. s.Ooo nasss. s..:. steady I,
4 natives, N4sUDMAFVs W@S%%AAms @8A@@~.N
1 Texans, SAO08A.s0
Chicago Produce
/ CHICAGO. Aug. "a. Close nc y. m.
wheas-Easy; cash and SeptsmesF sioa
cosn-stsady; cash and september ASKS
1s osa.s-sssaAy eaah. s1l4ei sspsombsr. sssae
May. sic.
Ryo-~Firn at 67e.
naxley--&aamdy 80 33e-
Timoshy esed--Prinaa arm a. sis@eih ~
Rlax seed. STEADY at slsee.
Prosssions-Pork. dull cash elIaoi seq
| taanhog &a0T8 Jmnuarys ais y y iaf1s AtsaA
cash, % aD: september. snsaasi 1@aaAFy' s"s
Nsw xawk Produce.
New Y0mK. Aus. vi.
whaas rafua anA higAer s@pssnabaFs al ess
. at f0l6 December. Sl.ll lS-lh@l.l~ ~ ~.
cerrs-I Ilull and lower No Z, a8ssAalr.
0ata- pnll and easier weataKns ~ i -
provaslonA poEk ani 4 and stssay las - !.
ala qSUKaf0 lard hKn n a0.S0. bnkkaF AklA
: wssfsrn, va9ase kgaa hrm wsstsrn tssi
2lsae.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28

pHIIADKTRmIAs AnG ~
Among the passengers on tie early eA-
press train from this city TO New York this
morning vas well dressed old man aud
little girl. When ten miles cut Of the city
and the train going a full speed, the old
man jumped on aud was followed by the
li.lla eirl. When picked up the man Was
dad and the little girl insensible. When
The little girl recovered consciousness. she
sald the man xas her father. and that bis
name Was stephen Beck and ilyei n ~
Clair. tn. They were bound for Ham
burg, Germany,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28

HmATTLK wash.. Aug. y.
The ,teamship Ar 60. from ounaiasGs'
confirms the report that Mt. Begs.ls :
Alaska, il IN state ~ eruption. Wnen
tha Arago left 0analaska on jail =, eEeat
volumes 6f steam ind smoke could
seen sssulng from tbs volcano, xhsis q
night ! pillar Of ars thousands u feet In
hsiaht vac discsrnibls for miies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28
Forelea FIasls~s.

BEaL1N. Aug ~.
Princess Leopold. OF Sax. Coburg. Gosha,
10 dead.
sr. PKTEnssune. Aus. r.
Eleven soldiers we're killed dariug re-
can't mnnsnyres by the blowing up q
poasoon bridge on the Locga river.
gsoHpox Aus Al
The treaty OF eommsrce bct~esp Turkey
and Germany has been signed at Cons'an- :
ainople.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28
Death Among Frsach-Canad,an ::


OTTAWA. 0nt., AUG ~. n
Ths mortnary statistics published by be
dominion government Cor the month OF
July show st rtling rale OF mortality in
cities popnl ted by Frenchp Canadian fam
lies no compared with these Giles whose
population h largely made up OF English
speaking peop'e. In illustration OF this II
may be said that the per cent. of mortality
per 1000 OF population In the city Of Mon
usaI was SIT, Hull, 4 so; Ottawa, 2,sl
Qasbsc, 4.7s. SherbFooke, lbs. The pop
uIation Of these cities In made up Of from
50 " % per cant. OF French Canadians
Taking he cities whose population - CON
posed almost entirely OF English speakiDi
| people. il il shown that the death ratio pc
1000 of population OF Toronto was l.3s
sc. Jpkn, I.0B; Halifax, i.90; London
! 0ntss na2. The same result is show
thruaah The list of cities given, pointin
Enthusiastically 10 the fact that the seem
inely high stats cf mortality in Canada
whnIly attributable 10 the indiifsrene
sbovn hy tho Freneh Canadian pnpulatio
ID fbe observance Of sanitary laws, 80
thelY total disregard OF p'ecaniionaI
measures In tine cassa Of small pox an
solhsF contagious diseases.
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Al..srmen r,as.a uaa.r Arre...

BrDLeFonD, ME-, Aug W.
A sensation was created hers this morn
ing When the United States marshal placed
nnder arrest seven aldermen Of Blddefotd
and looa them 10 Portland on warrants
issned hy ahe United States cireuit court
The aldermen are charged with tamperiug
with the voting lists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28
Refuse. shs Hsasess.

JKrrRRsoN Cgrv, no. AUG ".
Gov Francis ha= rsgh ed ths lequsss ot
tho mnion labor orpauixation Of SO. Joseph
that Sept. !. or labor day, be made pub
lir holiday. Hs SAYS his refusal i ths
only alternative, he has undas the laws oi
The state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28

81 JosEPH. Mo-. Aug. n.
Samuel l. smish q Co., Wholesale drug.
gIsts. made an as,iinmsni Yesterday. LL'"
/ little S30,OO0. The assets will equal the
liabilities.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28
wen, wild with Easha-lasm.

MLwAuKEE, Aug. 81.
The democratic state convention was
called 10 order shortly aftet noon to-day
by Chairman Wall. OF the state central
committee. j. nj. Morrow, of Sparta,
was made temporary chairman, Mr.. Nor
row, in bis speech, referred to Grover
Clava, aud, whereupon the delegates went
wild with enthusiasm. Long and loud
applause followed every mention mads
against ths Bennett law.
motion was adopted referring all
resolutions to committee without reading,
aud the convention, at 1906, adjourned tS
3 o'clock. Ex-Secretary Of the Interior
Villas vas made chairman OF the committee
on resolutions.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-28

TFIoMAs WhsH.l = ~. D.
A convention OF democratic clubs as
sembled here yesterday afternoon for The
purpose Of consolidating the democracy OF
the state In an association Of clubs. Let
ters ot regret we're read from x.Pfesident
Cleveland, Gov. Hill, Of New York; John
M. Palmer, Of Illinois. AID Others.
Onto Democrats state Convention.
aPnHNoF1ELp. o., Ana. N.
At the democratic state convention TO.
day, Thaddeu T.. Cromley. Of pickaway,
connty. was nominated for secretary oi
state and George u. 0key for iadge Of sh'
supreme count. The report of commit
tee on resolutions was presented ars
agreed 10.
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idaho DeHa0cratH.

BorsR CrTY. idaho, Ans. n.
Al the evening session Of the democratic
state convention Yesterday Samuel II. lay
lor was nominated for lieutenant governor.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-25
FLORENCE ARD FLOWERS.

An Ii-iis. CITY wh-s. i,-ry en-. w.S'>
s-y .-i rrss,a.s n..ss-'sa&
Afternoon .,cs us s,rulllng through
III. street,. On n no~.r-buying cspe.ii-
uor. and reveals tho wealth Of tbs
foris,. shops and tn, itin-ran, has.
KIT. Whore do they all como from
Where do they grow. these counties,
masses -! color aud form and pcr!umc'
Gigantic irisos Of tho ino.,un usual de-
scr.p,Ion. masses OF dusty purple
with Tapping cniySc. o! paloS, lny,n.
der. spotted thicsly with almost black
violet dots; others white. yellow. blue.
frcs, scarlet nru'ns. OF what look like
them. In bizarre eonira.. TO n, pura
white ones; ;ullps. both Wild nd gar.
den ones. yellow. scarlet. striped
cleaning peoples. scarlet rnnunculu-
balls. paprry-loosiug crimpci nncmonc
things OF every color. lilac. yellow.
scarlet. rosn plns. white; roses IN
hills and mountains. Of every hue.
every shape. every sc"ni, ncw-'anglci
roses md cld.fnnrlcd roses; Dion.
crimson. paicsi ten rose. the strangely
cleaning copper rose" which Is n
specially OF tho place; cvcry roso that
blows Is hero 10 b, had-!or N price
Here. too. carnations Of every shade.
!r-.h and dcwy. rich and luscious In
perfume; lilies OF tho valley by the
bushcl. wnll-aowcr. miruonct;.. mar
cissus; cnilcs, the variety. towilicr.
Ing I'll. choice. from tiny punches OF
swcc, violc,s up 10 masso, OF fame
tinted asalcns and great branches Of
yellow I imosn. Homcly. but lovely
still. stacks Of white and purpl, lilac
carry ono's thoughts swiftly TO English
lanes aud gardens. and SO do the grca,
pink pconics. ample and smiling.
Every ono soils flowers. every one buys
flowers; yct the baskets and tho shops
seem always full. always fresh and
tho masses Of color on tho broad lodge
round tho grim pilo OF tho S,roz.i pal
acc never scoms any smaller. Temple
Bar,
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-25

Mr.. Yates writes OF tho recent rc-
view at Aldcrshot OF tho British army
ly tho Emperor Of Go many: The
Kaiser was extremely industrious In
looking into tho hear, of things. gal.
Looping asou; from poin, to point with
rcclslcssucs. which raticr discon-
ccrtcd several corpulcnt officers in ut
tendance upon him. llc himself l.
rapidly increasing in weigh. and is
already quite NJ heavy n man rs was
his father in his mature primo Head
long rider Ms no is. his seat on horse
back is tho reverse Of good. being ;hc
very loose and buckcting sort of scat
that the old school Of rlngmastcrs used
TO objurgato IA n 'wash.ball seat.
There can not DO much aniss with his
lcftarm. since no holds tho reins In his
left hand, and, without employing his
right. can pull horse on his Launches
from gallop."
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-25
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

There will b. ;hIr,y-ilv. Japanese
attending Ann Arbor University aud
high school this year.
--Ma,hoaI,. students n. Michigan
University nrc to hayo sJ;. co do
norn,nat,onAl headquarters
Tho faculty Of tho Univ.r.iiy ei
Pennsylvania have voted 10 alml,
students without distinction Of sex To
all the college courses. This action
tees.
II, Is said tina, thor, arc NOR.
Jews Ia Nov York City than In
Jerusalem lt..li. tho number being
nearly 5000 They keep up ih,li
distinctive worship aud maintain
!or,y-ninc synagogucs
The frcsbyicrinns md Epi.co.
pallAni hay, decided 10 crcc, sub
sian;ial headquarters a, Chau;augus
before another season. Tho Pes.
by,crinns will build near III, heart oil
Chauinuqua with sion, material
"A Chinese guild Ia to bc c.,ab
l!,hcd In New York where til. SOC
pupils in tho twenty-five Sunday
schools In tina. city may find enter.
ininmcnt and instruction during I'll,
week. a r-adins-room. games. gym.
nnsiun. bureau Of Information. m In.
Urinary, md attractions peculiar te
tho Chinese arc 10 be provided.
Now York churches hnyo not
unusual feature Of table placed neat
tho platform for tho purpose Of -,cnog.
rnph.r< Tho youag men arc no,
reporting for tho papers. bu. nro most.
ly clerks in law offices who have
studied shorthand and go TO church
for prac,icing purposes. Some OF
them reduce the sermon to typcwri,.
ing md sell copies TO mcmbors OF Ii,
congregation
"A novel method Of rnising fund.
has been tried BY Sunday school In
Burlington, N. j. Some timc ago
$50 now fve-ccnt pieces. called ",al-
ents," wcro distributed among the
scholars and teachers. with ins,ruc.
tons TO do Whatever in reason
they could To incrcasc tho sum.
Lately tho talents were called in. and
notwith standing all the scholars did
not make returns. tho sum received
WINS f53'.
Tho correspondent of Toronto
paper says that ono OF tho reason.
why the English church IS 40 weak In
Canada is its peculiar system OF fees
In tho diocese Of Toronto there Ia an
authorized schedule Of fees which tho
clergy are entitled TO exact for tho
performance Of certain duties. Tho foe
FOR marriages, for instance. is u. An
additional feo OF 81 is oxactcd for n
certificate. Tho fec for burials is g..
and - II at u distance. In this case
nlso certificate entails nm additional
fcc of IL. For publishing tho banns
of matrimony. tho foo is 81 in nd
vance. Nothing Is charged for bap-
tism. but II n baptism certificate is de-
sired 81 is charged.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-25
STIRRING UP STRIFE.
iHtr a. Nr- ns"psht Ansat = battle o.
tween Two No~.tsr Reptiles

lHHr a., Sp~ hr.pght About . battle lie
tween I-" Monster Rsp'.iss-
Ono morning. says traveller IN
"a. vas standing beside sinai
90 i-! by ono Of tho rills from ,hn
CONTAINS Stretching Its limbs over
.stf pond was n gigantic ,onk-,rcc.
I'd in is thick. shining. evergreen
nHyc, lay hug, boa. In nh easy coll.
..ilUnily taking his morning nap.
.hovc him was powerful apo OF tho
ahron .pccic.-A locriBg race oi
-nmps. always bcnt ON mischief
Tho ape, from his position. saw n
ruecdllo rise to tho surface Of the
later. jus, beneath ~. teak limb
where lay tho serpent Quick n.
thought he jumped plump upon the
hir. which fc.i with splash into the
water Just In front OF tho crocodile
The apo ssycd himsolfby elinging to the
liSb 81 tho tree; but n battle royal I'm.
.aedlstcly began In tho water.
Tho crocodile had fixed It's jaws In
tho snake. which made tho water boil
bY is furious con'ortions Winding
his folds round and round tho body OF
his antagonist. tho boa disabled 1t,
hindcr legs. and by his contraction
made the scales aud bones o! hi
enemy uck.
Over md over tho combntnnts rolled.
ncitaor being able to obtain dccid ID
advantage
Al this timc the cause OF tho mis-.
chief was in high glcc. Ho lcapcd up
and down the branches. came scvcra
times close TO the sccnc OF tho fight.
uttered a yell. and again frislscd away
Perhaps ten minutes passed and The
noise of the conflict began to fade IN,
silcucc. Tho folds Of tho scrpcn, were
relaxing, and though they trcmblci
along tho back. tho mead hung lifclc.s
Ia the water. Tho crocodile. nlso. was
dead. The monkey now pcrchcd on n
low limb just above tho dead bodies Of
hi, two foes. md amused himself by
making fucos at them. This seemed
10 be adding insult to injury. 1pici,cd
M n stone from the edge OF the lake
nnl hurled 1t at tho ape. 1t struck
him on the head and down he f,l
upon tho crocodile's body. He was ur
again In u moment, and sprnng Into
tho tcak-trcc. where he disappeared
among tho thick branches. Youth
tUyupaninn.