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Etue ebott. fur ,iaiatt ooer fui6s 6dnc So erti
Stadtsln iur idDrTe uHe aHooGeruot i56at o.l BsHs
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ais StartIus tHr BeroH,H, U.It sa 5sIrGtbtn 9tata
itttisen Gias S5GhtcI S4, eIeE StatteIn $Io l'f
bret DionoIe-
5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Str0ph,Ir, ms
r,ine5 Sut uiru. &Iue Sdrttel 50; ertIHaHGiII9A
Schonelung ooeI boiler Sugius SO
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lis. Ban idTtIbe an
DR.. HANS TRESKOW,
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AB- WIG WUTIHuII =. " +..4.4FA aNsset
Iuo Ser GrfolQ lpeTCe ric1t du5btsIben. .Get


GugIauo baIh mlsoer alS fatbolldeS yGuo
Su ebeu. Die 9lGutisen iOuten ]
Aeteu, oas elele 9offuuns ...~rf-....ra s>-ss,
uno Ser Grtol9 peTCe mat du5btetben. -Set
gapit prizes Die @eredlti9teit Der GOuigiH
aui's 9S1rmite, ba oielelbe belhebt lel, Oeu
8atbolttcu Der uereiuigteu SoHl9reide III Der
2iusiibuug Ihres 9IaubenS feiu pinoernlB
III Den gSe9 Su legeu. Die IbihleosauoicnS
bauerte ;luei Stuuoen; nab Oerlelben DurOe
Der GupT i'll elmer uSeoia 9efatoria" burtI
Die Gorrloore oeS Satlfaus geuaQen, III mel.
den ild) Die Yilger aufgeitellt butteu, nm ben
9fIug on leiner auSgeitredteH Sauo Su tiIiien.
Ser Bapit bat 81. SaffOnt in leinem 9eib.
or;te ernannt.
Der @raf uon Yaris bat bis lebt nod
felne SratHlaton gelan0t. mas I'm SatltaH
Nsmllhe8 2luiiebeu madIt. Seize albert
yode, friiber YuItOr Der neutrality-suspicious.
tnNen Strde 81 ytcps9Ort, ipel6er iIdl ents
ldIlolieu bat, 6um SatboIlu8nu8 iiber3ut e.
ten, bat DIE eHglrdlen Yllger begleitet uno
miro bier Ill ben SdOoB Der Slrthe aIfge-
uomreu meroeu. Seneral pom zoe, mel
der ole Graduation pcs Sal'erS lSubclm
iiberbrad)tc mo pom ;mel SiiBIereu beglcla
tet miro, bate heute ebeurallS eIue luOIenS.
9erlelbe bat Dem Yaplte anger Der Gratu.
latlou einen foItbareH Sting, nit Sopaleu
beleBt, ais GeldJeHf OeS IanerS iiberbradlt.
Ser kaplt bat Die Saroudle SaugbaH uno
goguc eiugelaoeH, in 3iom bis sum 5abreSz
tage ieuer SronHug, am 3. MuGG Su
hleIlteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01

S6ntttpaaren tttt pS5mens Saoetl. a
9tr. 19, 2Sei.2etinStpns StraBe.
(Nua,3l-SA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
@tngsSohlt.s 8runbtOpitaI .......
lleberlhuh hiniihtlih Der AftiOrare.

Staat Warniauo,
2tNefnramsz zSepartenieit,
Spmmifi1re= Snrcau,
annapolis. ben IA. Ssbsruar S93.
Stn g5emGSbst oes Gessbudss ofIentilper 0llgcz
mciHer G5cieee beiteiHlec id hermit ou5 &ortcber
ocs Elm neutrality-suspicious. susSuQ aus neuI guSipeiis
Der ,,IeutIdlsu sSeusr 0ernd,rrunaS ecfeus
Sd,ait bon Baltimore, ND" bis Slm 81. -Se=
Sember 1892, ipie CT N Dieiciu Sureon cinsereidt
uoToer, it, Z. sSreeman Taiiu,
(4i,50,6) IIiefuronSz 6 @ommiiiSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
S624,279.52
s 033,6T2.49
2,036,7
19,1S9,714.0O
5,2S1,54S.24
4O,243.5O
36,34S.33
44,045.00
Staat Wsarnlaup,

Staat WiarnIanp,
Wfcfuranj, ,Separteuteut,
SummiTarSs Sitreau,
annapolis, Den %. Sstbrndr 1893.
Sn Gcmafbeit oes GeieBbutes oientIitcr alI9e@
reirer 9eete beideini9e it biermt, oaB 8orltebeH=
beS Elm pahrbeits9etreuer InsSug aus benz sluSpeie
oss Ser. StaaIeuss sSpeiaes Der "Ybpulr=S ser
oun Spnonu. en9.,"
bis Sru 81. December 1892, Uie cr in oicem Bureau
ein9crcitt uoroeH, lit.
Z. Trcemau Raitu.
(lO.G.G2N 9liirflrnn; ;sG plnnliiIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
G'eIdmmtc Gi nm q + III { n q.

VeIdmmtc Q 1 n n a : III en..........
6heIdmntc u q nab r..........-
Sstraa Der am 81. Sejemter 1892
IN ben 8cr. St0ateR in 9rait be
iinolihen l}oIiccH. H........... ;
Sstra9 Der in Diolulano pdbreno beS
iabres 1892 auseeltentcu SoliccH
2lui ba5 pidrpldnoer @ciddit IN
1892 culpian9eHc grdmie1.
IN 0tGrOIauo II 1892 bejabIte &crs
IuNe... ..-....-......-..
SE DiarplaHo in 1892 erIittene Ser
luie-.-.. ...-......-.... ...s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01

@eiammt g Hna bms sr........
0elammt aus ga b er.........-.-
Sctrag Der an 81. Gcjcmbcr 1892
IN ben &sr. Staoten in SrcIt be
iinolitleH BollceH. H...........1 i
sctroa Der in Maruiano mdbrcao ne5
Sabrc5 1892 ausqeitclit,n GoIiccn
9tIlf oOS WarpIdHorr @eitdit in
1892 tmpiGR9ene GrGmien. 1890
Sn DiaIploEb IN 1892 beSaDlte @crz
LUTTE. c..-..-............
On UiurpIaro in 1892 crititcrc &cr=
luTtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
Sufctt & gSottbimetom, s(qsnten.

Suyb uos SerFdcrur9s.2 .2epur::meut.
I(us,peis nber Den StanS ocs @er. Staaten=
tSWeiges OrrnVbpmir= =Srtii Icruns ss .@cieu=
idlaftuon SoHoon, Gna.," ant 81. Seiem=
her 1892.
G8utbabeu:
@fietten uEo ShIinciloncu, 0biolut
ron Der @tisuiroit gcci9rct
CMarttnertb) ........, ,......:.:- 1,5a0,932'oo
SGur III !cGuutrircou Der Geslz
itlGft, Ger Geieln1it geborcHo mo
in Der Suuf ocpoRIrt.............. 492, 1919
Traalicn 23o,796.5 So
e,eiammte ,uacitonocne G,utbatcn. s2,o7O, $50. 50
gsidnt insci,aupcue 1mfbaben;
Sid'crhCite1, in rcr=
idieoeHen StoGtcu
SIM Sd'ute non Goz
llCcn SSnbdherR IN
iuIdcH StauteH De-
conrtt Utnrftuerib) s221 $3.50
SerbnoIihfeiteH IN
teiooten Siaaten. 1o9,75S.95
uehcritrf ii6cr bisic
Standardization. S92,O53.55
0crbiuoIidlfeiteH.
GEbcTldtetc, reretlz
nee rnp uHbe;ollie
%erluiic. ......'..... $271 .4O1.00
Reicrrc, hurb oGs @jc=
ieB rurasitriebcn Il ,4O1 ,66I.39
s!le dnpereH snprid1e 65,226.4i
63eiammtc gsrbinolihfeiicR 81, ,13s.294S S3
usberidIu5 tnittIid1 Der Bolictnz
SnbGbcr in Zen Ser. StGafcn..... S532,2255I
utterdiuG ron rIdt Sn9eitanoeRcI - =
GntlQbeH, lpIc obtn 0Hgc9cetH.... 32,uoooo
Staotcn. o ....9..'........... $62i,27952
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
GatIDIc SS. 8arris' SoorsurtDeil.
9uitrsuerueeu eiusr 8uitsr Sur Rcttnna
hires SoBues.-GiTe Srausrbptidjait aus
Shicaap.

q eng ort, -. Tetruav. HecOroer
Smbth uernahm teutc SormltIag ole gr9uz
meuGe beS 2umaItS oes rue9eu @attinmors
reS gum 1oOe perHrtbeilteH @arlgle 9SnI-
SarrlS Su Suniieu elnes neueH YroSenes.
s ie NppItattOu lit auf an9eblid neuerts
bsdte Semeue geltlitr. 6orrls puree be-
tnuntllf lberIubrt, Qeleue 9Ielllon pott,
hie er insgebcim Gebeuatbet bate, pHrh
MiorptiuplIen uergiitet su baben.
6rau NranceS YtcGreaoD parrlS, 0tntter
bes S.rurthellteu, erltJleu NIT elmer In;abl
IlVoaultS, III Ucltcn oargelegt urn, oaB
Die SertorbeHe Dem Worpbiu9enuB ergeben
mar, uno ;War III lolheW Grabe, Dab ibre
Gelunobeit OaGnrh uuIergrabcu muroe.
gIut lo1 ile bel uerIdTebeueu GcleQeubelten
init Sclbitmoro aeoyobt Bnbcn.-9Iiirifts-
oulunlt 9iicou opponrte Der IppIIfatlon
unO unterbreltete 2lIfioauitS Ocr 9ltern oes
peritorbeuen SraueuSlmmcrs. 0ieeibeH bes
ilrsitcn eutid)lcoeu, ouB lhre God)ter Die &C.
ipobubslt bate, Wiorphln eluSmnebmen, uno
ftcueu dud) an0erc III DEN glIfiOauits oer
Trau Sarris eutbalteHen 9lu9aben i'll Ab=
reoe.
!Sarris, Der Serurtheilte icIbIt, belt cine
9lulprad)e, i'll melfer er ielue lluidluto be-
thsucrte. Der 9ild)ter bsbIelt iidj ole Gnt-
idIeiOung Dor. Sran 0arrIs, ole Wutter oeS
Strurtbellteu, erhielt mdbreno ihrer beutl'
gen aulpcieubeit eiue traurige 9tadlrtdIt III
@eItalt eiuer 0epeide, welde ibr mlttbetlt,
baB ibr auDerer Sobu in Chicago oil ynns
eensut;iiuouug i'm Sterteu lteat. gle tel
btl'm yeisn Der 2epeide in Sbnnlndlt Hno
luiiroe su 9Ooeu geitiirSt leln, meun lIe nld)t
Elm HoIlsiit aufgelaugen bate.
Der 2lpotbeter Sol. yefierts uon Nsburp.
Bari, 9t.~S., meld)er Our1 ELL A1poault er-
bQrtetc, OaB er YtOrpbln oil SeIen HottS,
olc ueritorbeue @attlu 6arri5' uertaute,
muroc beute iriih III yafepoOO, g.. j., oils
er I'M Sc9riiie mar, uad) 9ttm.Dorf dbju-
reicu, p.9eu 6altens ernes unOrOentlthen
!oaues usrbaitet uuo inter SuygiHalt &C.
aeltellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01

Staat WtatnIauo,
2iHefuraus. .Separtemeut,
Sommi1arSz zsSurcan,
anuapuli5, ben s. fcbuar 1895.
in Gjemdsbet oes @eebbudbcs 0iIcrtIiher Glloc=
melner Geiete bsidlcinae Id blermt, oaB Soriteb,r
oe5 Elm nabrDeitSsetrcuer Nusine aus ocm AusneIie
bsS Der. Staateu<1 1Siueises Der "EMPLoYERs'
LIABILITY ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED,
pom 2pnopn. Gue.," bis ium 81. SetcnIb,r
1892, wc cr in pi.em gIreau cnsersitt uorosn III.
Z. eSreemdu TaIu,
9lilcfurarB=S ouu1iIidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
Ser Sentihe Gorreipomoemt,
EasIif, ipohentfid unb Ssnataes,
Hdiffe. (Sidcuthifntcr nno MrAaffsns

WuglIUf IOUIItEHIEW uHu N~HHIugS,
G. Gnine, Gieentbnmer uno Hesaftsns,
eIbpei=Gde SdtimOrssStras. unb 9ot>OfEce.Hss.
greis b.s fdaIidbcn sSIaffcs, hurb arda,r in Bal.
ttuIore uHe in ecr 9todbaridaft beioret. I2l, cts;
aaalid1e uno Sonnta =Gu5eabe Is gts. pre
otesabIbor metentlib an bic has 8Iatt bcierscnSeu
9raser.-SaeI d, nthn IonutasSs Aus ga be unter
Rarto=EorausheSabluHe $3.50 pro Sahr fiir fiirI.re
seit i'm 8trbdItnis; far oi, p6dleutIidle MuSaabe
NIT SoHEtassbdtt, yertcirsi, nit GbSus tur 6Iubs,
$50 pro Safg, rat trstEo tiH,m Srte ees SJnlaa.
hes, 81 mob europa. Snnnta a 8 =almSa aabe 81
Pro SatI:-I0as bette unb btuisne Seutidje SIatt
IN ben DhtfeIs UHo SlofaatcR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
sax xSubiIaum, Ses Babies.

U o M, y. 6tbrnar. = Der Yaplt Oerab'
fheOete iid beute auf ireuuOlide SSeiie pom
ben eusIrdleu Yilgern uuO iagte, er boiie,
GHgIauo baIh mlsoer ais fatbOlldes yGuo
Su ebeH. Die Gldutisen iOateu ]
9 =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01

rSIanS epartem ment:
Saipforo & Me3tm, @enerat- Aseuteu,
Tr. 81, 9nc= SpHioaB= Strase.
I4- h2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
Gtaat WarnIauo,
TarbIanoz Separte ment:
Sapforo g. WeSttn, GIeneralaAgcnten,
SIR. %, Smo=@uuioanzStraBe.
AZ hS
9nr6 Oas %criiderlmgs Department.

9ur6 baS %cri6erul9S =0epartemeut.
NfuSneis iiber ocn Stano See Ger. Staotcn=
st3uetse& oer "EMPLoYERs' LIABILITY hsSUR
ANCE CORPORATION on Spuoun, Gng.,"
am 81. 9eSembrr 1892.
0utbaben:
gheften unb SbIisatlonen, GbioIut
iu.rtb}. sss4,76s75
lS1llige uKo auaeoufeue Sinie1 auf
Scften, S6li9atioEeH uno anoere
Sidcrbeiten n.,................. 12,514.1S
SGar i'm ,0aupt tbilrcGu Der @jeclz
itait, Der @Gieuidait seboreno WEo
in oer SGnt oepollrt .......-.... 632.17
6dlliae lIno im SiHSiehen 6eerifeHe
Nrdmlen ........ 1sG, G,964.73
alle anOerer Gutbaher, in Dem Sez
ridlte in bieiem Sirenu nGher NH=
eeoc6en ..................... 6,436.43
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
Geiammte ;uacitanoene G5utba6cH.. s., 2,270, ,52'
~ = q III q 1 nc laii II h q t1cll:

$532, ,225.97
92,053.55
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01
@eidmmtc iuscitanbene @utba6eH.
HerIJittOtfd1fcifet

0efummte Ginr q + eH........
5eldmmte Mus 9dben. .-...
Setro9 Der OT 81. Seiembcr 1892
III ben Ser. StdateR IN Shaft be-
finollfleH &olicen. n...........
SetrGs Der in Warplano nGbreHo ocS
Snhrc5 1892 ausoeitcuten YoliceH
slnl bas WGrnldnoer Gelhdft ir
1892 empianeenc BrdmieH. ...
Juyf arplanb IN 1892 beSdhlte Seyz
iuiie... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IN ViorpIan6 in 1892 crIittene Ser
lufte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01

9urb uos SerEdcrurgs.2cpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-01

@eiomultc Standardization. ...
lleberinuE biniihtIit Der 8olicenz
JHh0ber .-...-.----.....-
@eiGmmte niht Su9eftnHoeHe @utbGz
ben, ipie oheH HHgesebeH...--...
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-23
A Useful Publication,

When the United States Govern
ment took control of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition last October,
on the occasion Of the dedication, a
board of control was appointed to
carry on the work to successful
completion. One of the first acts
Of the board was to order publica-
ton which should give the infor-
nation that people are most desir-
Gus of obtaining in connection with
an enterprise now upper-most in
the public mind. The work was
given the title of the Official Direct
DRY of the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position, and active preparations
were at once entered into. 1t has
now so far progressed as to warrant
placing it into the hands of solicit
tors for the purpose of taking SUBJ
scriptions. 1t will contain not only
very valuable, but also very inter
esting information. VIII be illus
trated with about one hundred full
page half-tone engravings, and will
contain the names of every exhibit
tor, his home address, what he is
exhibiting and where the exhibit
may be found at the Exposition.
1t is information which intending
visitors most urgently need, and
will be highly appreciated by the
public everywhere. W. b. Conkey
Company of Chicago, who are the
official publishers, desire u repre-
sentative in this locality, and will
mail handsome descriptive circular
on application.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-23
Asher Glade School:Report.

Our enrolment first term was AZ;
average 35S; enrolment second
term, Al; average 273. There were
six scholars present every day dur
ing the winter, and several others
that missed less than five days.
We have great pleasure in recon-
mending this school to any worthy
and energetic teacher and ! think ]
know as much about the school as
any one need to know, as have
spent four winters in trying to teach
here besides spending my school
days here in going to school. There
is one thing certain no teacher need
fear in teaching the Asher Glade
school that they will have any trou-
BILE with the patrons. ] think there
are other schools whose patrons
would do well to patronize the pa
irons of this place, and as | have
had pleasant time while acting as
teacher here | would just say to the
patrons and scholars continue to
do your part and show your love
and kind regard to your teachers
in the future as you have to me.
With my kindest regards and best
wishes for you all | hope that sue
cess will crown your every effort
and trust you may all De bright and
shining lights IN this world, and
when our race is ended here may
we meet in the bright beyond where
there will be no parting neither
where farewell tears are shed.
JASPER BARNTHOUsE,
Teacher.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-23
State Aid for County Roads.

A bill has been formulated for
the Legislature Of Massachusetts, to
provide for State aid to the cOun-
ties in making public roads. The
bill provides for the purchase Of
steam road rollers and portable
stone crushers by the State, and to
put them in control of the county
commissioners Of various counties
which are too poor to make good
roads for themselves. One half Of
the expense of making the roads is
to be paid by the counties and the
other half by the State.
In Pennsylvania there was an I'M
expended balance in the State treas
urv at the close of the last fiscal
wear, ended November 80, 1892, Of
over six millions of dollars. The
State is embarrassed by revenue
from its numerous corporations and
other sources greater than the gov
eminent requires. Some Of the
newspapers of the State urge that
the taxation be 50 adjusted as to pro-
duce no more money than is neces-
sary, whilst others insist that the
surplus be spent in road making.
In almost every State the ques-
ton Of roads is occupying public
attention, and various measures fol
their improvement are suggested.
The condition Of the public roads
at this season throughout the greater
portion Of the country, and especi-
ally in the West, is bad beyond de-
scription, and people are beginning
to realize how costly bad roads are
The trouble Is that when the time
to improve them comes the road
are dry and passablc and interest in
the matter subsidies. Sun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-23
A Leader.

Since its first introduction, Elec-
trio Bltters has gained rapidly in
popular favor, until now it is clearly
in the lead among pure medical
tonics and Notwithstanding
nothing which permits its use as a
beverage or intoxicant, it is recog-
nized as the best and purest medi-
cine for all ailments of stomach,
liver or kidneys. 1t will cure sick
headache, indigestion, constipa-
ton, and drive malaria from the
system. Satisfaction guaranteed
with each bottle or the money will
be refunded. Price only soc. per
bottle. Sold by II. j. Mayors. 2
Rirans TabuIes relieve headache.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-23
for Infants and Children.

"Castorla is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III SO. oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-23
Died

LowDERMILK.-Mrs. S. p. Low
dermilk died on Monday, the 18th
inst, at 10 o'clock a. m. BY her
death the NJ. +. church has lost a
faithful Christian and an earnest
worker. The church in this be-
reayement tenders to the family
the universal sympathy and kindly
feeling. 1t is but a just tribute to
the memory of the departed to say,
in regretting her removal from
among us: We mourn for one who
was in every way worthy of our re-
spect and esteem. -Selbysport corr.
GRIFFITH. MIR. Benjamin Grit
fifth died on Friday, the 18th, inst,
at 10: rs o'clock a. m. MIR. Grit
fifth was one of our most respected
farmers. At one time he was
Justice of the Peace. While we bow
in reverence to the will of the Great
Ruler of the universe, we feel con-
strained to speak ofour deep sorrow
at the loss of our beloved neighbor
and friend and extend our warmest
sympathy to his bereaved family
Selbysport corr.
GLoTFELTY.-On Monday morn.
ing at the residence of her son, Chas.
II. Glotfeltys about FIVE miles south
of Oakland, Mrs. Adrian Glotfelty.
The deceased Was in her seth year.
The cause of her death was dropsy.
The remains wore taken to Acct
dent on Tuesday and inferred in
the old family burying ground.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-23
Leaning this against a bunch of

Leaning this against a bunch of
laurel, and adjusting the garment
so as TO make it look as much as
possible like the picture of Mo!lie
Pitcher leading a cannon, she
petted Grover, called HIM a good
doggie, and pointing up INTO the
tree told him to stay there. Her
only fear was that some how after
all the cat would come down from
the tree and get away before her re-
turn with the gun.
Susie ble-quicked the dis
lance, some four or five hundred
yards to the house, and arming her.
self with gun, ak and butcher knife
she made long steps and quick
ones back to the tree. When she
came IN sight she was gratified to
see that the catamount had not
moved from It's position en- the tree.
Somewhat flurrled by the race
Susie could not hold very steady.
and as she must make sure shot,
she put down the ak and going to a
stump somewhat higher than her
head, she placed the knife where it
would be handy, and then resting
the gun on the top of the stump size
levelled it carefully at the place
where she thought it would do the
most good. She took deliberate
aim and with her black eyes gleam-
ing along the gun barrel she pulled
the trigger. There was a loud re-
port which echoed and reverberated
among the rocks and caves along
the mountain. But Susie paid no
heed to this, for expecting as mat
ter of course that the shot would
bring the catamount down, and
knowing how they can make the fur
fly in a rough and tumble with a
dog, and knowing how very much
dog needs somebody to help him
let 60 when he catches one, she
seized the butcher-knlfe and flew
to the assistance of Grover.
But the cat did not act as she
expected; it remained in its place
on the tree, simply pulling itself up
little closer together, and getting
Its back up little higher, like it
was getting ready for business.
Concluding that she would have to
shoot him some more Susie went
back to the stump and began load
ing the gun. The powder and balls
were all right but there were no
patches; still the granddaughter of
"a great hunter was equal to any
emergency, and taking the butcl er
knife she cut a patch from her
apron and soon had the satlsfac-
ton of knowing that the gun had a
good load IN it. But before she
had time to shoot again the cata-
mount rolled down out of the tree
too dead to stick.
Susie was elated as we'll she might
be to see the cat fall limp and life
less TO the ground. She had saved
lot of lambs anyhow.
She went up to the animal Won
derlng if she would be able to carry
it home, but imagine, gentle reader
if you can, the extent of her dis
gust and disappointment to see, in
stead Of the great cat o the noun
tain her fancy had pictured it,
nothing but a measly old raccoon
with peaked nose and nine stripes
round its tail.
But Susie declares that she did
not see its nose while in the tree and
that she never noticed it's tail at all.
Now this is the story of Susie and
the wild cat and the best and the
funniest thing about it all is that
it is strictly and literally true.
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