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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-09
A FRIEND IN NEED.
Miss Winnie Davis Lends a Helping
Hand to q Suffering Girl.
From the Louisville Courler.Journal.

From the Louisville Courier.Journal
Omaha, Neb., Aug. IA pathetic incl
dent was witnessed yesterday at tho IN
ion depot upon the arrival from Holdrege,
Neb., Of Miss Weynd, an intelligent young
woman, suffering from nervous prostra-
ton and utterly helpless. She was nearly
destitute. She had been stopping at the
Denver house in Holdrege, where a long
illness had exhausted her savings. The
hotel people, fearing that she would be-
come burden 70 them. bought her a
ticket TO this city, and telegraphed 10
Rescue Home that patient was coming.
On the train the invalid's pitiable condi-
ton attracted the attention Of many pas
sengers, among whom were Miss
Winnie Davis, Tho Daughter Of the
Confederacy" aud Mrs. j. T. Goddard,
president OF the Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION o. Providence, h. l. They per-
sOnally met Mrs. sullivan the Woman's
Christian Association matron, at the de-
pot, and arranged with her to have Miss
Weynd taken to the association home.
where she is being kindly cared for by
Matron sullivan. The Attending physi-
clan and the matron are both OF the opln-
ion that the Young woman should be
taken 70 hospital, as her case is seri-
Gus one
A thorough investigation will be made
OF the cause that led 20 the HoldrelRe
people sending Miss Weynd 10 Omaha in
the manner they did. Miss Davis re-
sumed her journey eastward. very glad
TO have been Of help 70 the girl.
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PROPOSALS.

INREASURY DEPARTMENT, Once Super
4 v'sing Architect Washington ID. o.,
July 80 1894. Sealed proposals VIII be re-
coived az this ONCE until O'Clock D. m. on
the 2Sd day Of August 1885, and opened Inn
mediately thereafter, for all the labor and ma
terials required for the repairs to wharf at the
United states quarantine station, Blackboard
Island, SapelO sound, Ga, in accordance with
drawing and specification, copies Of which
may be had st this once or the ONCE of the
custodian at the United States quarantine
station, blackboard Island Sapelo Sound
Ga. Each bid must DO accompanied by a
certified check for o sum not less than per
cont. OF the amount OF the proposal The
right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids
and to waive any defect or informality IN any
bid should IT be deemed In the interest of tho
governmenC TO do So All proposals received
after the time stated will be returned to tho
bidders Proposals must be incloSed In
envelopes. sealed and marked Proposal for
Repairs TO Wharf Of the United States Quar-
antine station, at Blackboard Island, Sapelo
sound Ga" and addressed TO jeremiah
O'Kourke, Supervising Architect.
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Struck in the Head.

Conductor Il. D. Williams, who was In
jured on a Savannah, Florida and West
ern freight train, near Jesup, Monday
night, is at his home on Henry street
He was brought to Savannah as soon
after the accident as it was prudent to
do So
He was struck on the head,
either Just as the train was
crossing a bridge by some of the timbers
or by some missile. The injury is in the
back of the head and is quite serious
His physician, however, does not believe
it will prove fatal
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Cotton Kurt BY Rain

Camilla, Ca, Aug. s.-The heavy rains
have hurt cotton 1t is taking the rust
IN some places, though the prospects are
better for good yield Of corn and cot
Ton than az same time last year
Col T. X. Bennett and Mr. ID, x. But
Ter, members Of the executive committee
Of the State Agricultural Society left
nome this morning for a trip TO the con-
yention which meets at Carrollton on TO-
morrow.
Mr.. J Il. Bailey, a prominent mer-
cpant here, is having his residence re-
modelled and when completed II will add
materially TO the beauty Of South Broad
street.
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Tvbee,s Living Pictures.

The Living Pictures will begin at Ty-
bee tomorrow evening and will be given
every afternoon and evening for a week.
The preparations of MIR. Lavelle for the
presentation have already been written up.
The pictures are fourteen in number, and
represent the seven ages The exhibit
tlon will be at the. HoteliTybee.
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a SAD ACCIDENT.
Personal Mention of Tallahassee
Visitors.


Visitors.
Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. s.-The Agar
old daughter of George w. Sparks of this
county died here under peculiarly sad
circumstances last Monday. -Four days
prior 70 the above date a grain of corn be-
came lodged in her windpipe, and she was
brought to this city for treatment, but
the Inflammation was so great and the
pain so intense that the little sufferer ex-
pired in a spasm Of the larynx before
medical skill could relieve her.
Misses Gena and Hope Leitner Of Lett
ner. are guests Of Mrs. c. 3. Collins.
Miss Fora MOning of Ocala is visiting
her sister, Mrs. III. G. Crawford.
Mrs. A. @. Clovis OF Tampa is visiting
friends here
Mrs. John Gallie of Tampa arrived yes
torday, TO spend some time with her Tai
lahassee friends.
T. McGlyun g. Co., Of Georgia, have
purchased the planning mill and novelty
works Of Capt. Raymond Cay
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LEGAL NOTICES.

S~~~-~~eS~~~>~~-~e~~~~~~--
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. -Notice is
~ hereby given 10 all persons having de-
mands against ANN ELIZA ROBERTS. late
Of said county deceased, to present them to me,
properly made out, within the time prescribed
by law, so as TO show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted 10 said de-
ceased are required to make immedi-
ate payment to me.
WILLIAM ii. DREW
Executor OF the last viii and testament OF
Ann Eliza Roberts deceased
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUETY.-NOtice IS
" hereby given 20 all persons having de-
said county. deceased, 10 present them
20 me. properly made out within the
time prescribed by law, so as 20 show their
character and amount; and oil persons In
deDted TO said deceased are required 10 mako
immediate payment 10 me.
JOHN LYONS,
Executor last will and testament Of Denis
OCOunOr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-09

Pastor-Tommy, have you read tho
story of Moses in the bullrushes}
Tommy-Nope; whenever we do sneak
in one of them good detective stories ma
finds em an burns EN- up.-Chicago In
ter OCean.
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Clerk would like 10 have my salary
raised. Boggs gets 50 more than me, and
he don't do any more work. It's unjust
Employer-Yes IL is unjust. I'll re-
duce Boggs salary So. --Philadolphia
Record
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is words or more,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash IN Advance, ench insertion,
Anybody who hns any want TO supply. any.
thing TO buy or sell. any business or accom-.
modntions 10 secure; indeed. any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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dds will be received 10 furnish to r. o. b.,
ID at naval station, 800 barrels OF Portland
cement % stand test OF 300 pounds square 2
days test, and i20 barrels ofdomestic cement.
Address Justin Mccarthy, contractor, u. s.
Dry Dock, Paris Island ;. C.
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all Irregularities,
weaknesses and de
rangements OF the
female system.
The " Prescrip-
ton ~ cures Ulcer.
alton and Falling
of the Womb, Leu.
corrhea and Utter.
inc debility.
Miss MAGGIE
CROWLEY, Of Jones
tOWn, ". T., says: 81
feel as IL l had a new
lease Of life since
taking the 'Prcscrip-
ton. / trust that
others will find the
49, 800 Any-THN III
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHANDELIERS brass and bronzes rehn-
~ ished. The savannah Plating and Nj 'g.
Co, Congress and DraytOn streets.
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CITY MARSHAL'S SALE
CTTY MARSHAL'S OFFICE SAVANNAH
- GA, Aug. =, 1871 will offcr for sale OF
public cutlery at the city Found, between the
lawful hours Of sale on the nth day of Au-
gust 1924 one male goat, white. with yellow
spots, said goat having been impounded fve
t5) days and not claimed Terms cash
ROBT j. WADE,
City Marshal.
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PIERCE aH SSs'' a CURE
OR moNEY RETURNRD.

The woman who Is tired, and has
heavy, dragging down sensations, pain
in the back, and headache, should take
warning in time. Dr. Pierce's Favorita
Prescription is tho best tonic and nervine
at this time. It's a positive remedY for
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-09
NEWS OF THE SHIPS.
Maritime Matters of Local and GEN
eral Interest

Mr.. J, J. Carolan, agent of the Mer-
chant and Miners Transportation Com
pany. announces that there will be no
steamer leaving Baltimore for Savannah
on Friday Aug. 10 and none from Savan-
nah Wednesday, Aug. 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-09

L1OR RENT, residence i46 Hull. corner Of
II Whitaker; oil modern improvements;
possession Immediately. Robt. II. Tatem.
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EOR SALE. $4,000 Will buy a residence In
II the southern portion Of Savannah; terms
to suit purchaser. John L. Archer IFS Bryan
street
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pEFORE you buy or sell property consuls
- Robert II. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer
No. 6 Bull street.
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The steamer Vigilant made her first
trip yesterday afternoon, taking quite
crowd down the river She made ex-
cellent time and proved all that is claimed
for her in point of speed and accommoda-
tions. She went as far as the sea buoy
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-09

NOR SALE. a Little Wonder brick ma
Il chine; capacity 20 900 daily; a bargain.
Borcbardt Fendig, Real Estate, Bruins
wick Ca
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The steamer Katie will resume her
regular schedule in the route between
Savannah and Augusta, leaving here
Friday at G O'Clock p. IN.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

NOR RENT, one or two furnished rooms to
II young men only; private family, excel
lent neighborhood; good homo. Address
box ia. Morning News ONCE.
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U1OR RENT No 2Os Drayton street. north.
IT east corner OF Waldourg, fine residence.
with all modern convenionces Apply J. f.
Brooks 1854 Bay street
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NOR RENT. houses l02H and i04h Haber.
II sham. Apply 10 J. M. Assendorf, Jones
street lane and Habersham.
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NOR RENT. 7-room house with store on
Il Bay street next 10 gas house good stand
for right party Apply East Broad street.
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TOR RENT, desirable houses IN good loca-
II lions; all modern improvements. Salo.
mon Cohen, Bun street.
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EnR IEkYE

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NNOR lease FOR turpentiuo purposes, six
A. thousand acres pine timber. More
obtained same locality. r. IL. Sheffield,
Blakely, Ga
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LNOR RENT, desirable three-story on base.
II mont dwelling house No. n, Charlton
street, third house east OF Abercorn street,
from oct LIST. Apply 70 II. X. Douglass, ONCE
Board Trade building.
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ELEGANT rooms on the frst floor; large
u hall, third floor, In Lyons block John
Lyons.
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ENINE residence with all modern improve.
II ments TIC Jones; inquire No ia. Jacob
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R1 0l PAYS for your typewriter and
PAOO thorough shorthand course In
Richmonds Commercial College, opposite
poStOdco
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NOR RENT, sl5 per month, two houses on
II Jefferson street near Charlton, now be
ing put in hrst-class condition. John H.
Archer 1lS Bryan street.
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HOUSES AND STORES EOR REM.


LNOR RENT, house; Barnard street. second
II south Of Gordon. Apply TO Edward +.
Lowell
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IGOR RENT. from oct / the following
II desirable residences: 1877 Duny street,
being between Bull end DraytOn streets.
"a Jones street. being between Drayton and
, Abercorn streets 1 Tattnall street, corner
Of Liberty street. The above houses all have
modern improvements and will be put In
thorough repair. Apply 10 Champion &
Germany, ils Bryan street.
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BOARDING.
LEGAL SALES.

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TOR RENT oct I, residence ~ Jones
II street Apply A. L. Earle, % Bay street
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1901 and TO New Houston street. Those
1OO2 two elegantly appointed new houses
for rent all modern Improvements. Apply
Appel b Schaul
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EOR SALE. twenty share series 3, Georgia
\ state Loan stock, fOrty-third payment
made. A. y. Delaney.
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LlOR RENT, residence % CASTOR street; oil
- conyenlences; possession given oct !.
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NOR RENT. house 90 Jones street from
II Oct /; in frst-cass condition. lately rem
ovated Appel & Schaul.
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ENOR SALE. have for sale one OF the very
II incest residences in savannah, two sto-
ries 90 basement. on lot 60xl00 feet. Vacant
ground enough for another house; north OF
Gaston street between Drayton and Aber-
corn. aa.OJ0. John /. Archer. lis BRYAN street.
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EOR SALE


NOR SALE or rent. house les Castor street.
L Apply 10 Edward r. Lowell
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ENOR SALE. a brick house on Henry near
H jefferson. in good condition best Of
neighoorhoods, can be bought very cheap
John L. Archer, lis Bryan street.
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EGuCATiUNAL..

BOOKKEEPING, shorthand new and easy
- svstcmJ typowrlting biography Tuition
$500 month. Day or night session. Geor-
ONCE building.
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sorry for having SO. far forgotten yourself as
to throw q plate az your wife.
The Prisoner fpenitently)-I am, your
honor: that plate cost " eents.-Bulalo
Courier
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CYPRESS SIIINOLES for Tybee and
~ other coast points last longer and pre-
cheaper; boats can load az the mill; prices
are reduced to sex and Al 50 per thousand
Vaio Royal Manufacturing Company.
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GROCERY store and bar doing a large
~ cash business. for sale 10 cash buyer;
owner leaving the city. Corner West Broad
and Waldherg streets
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

90 600 TO lend on real estate. Geo. a.
pC.OOO Mercer, Jr., over Southern
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E'OR SALE. cheap for cash. large dairy and
\ truck business near city. Pays hand-
somely. =. o. Box %, city
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PERSONAL.

cd 4 u SLEEP" make up your mind to
ID have that painful corn, buniOn or in
growing nail treated by the most skillml
chiropodist and manicure in Georgia. Lo-
Gated permanently at the Broughton street
hair store.
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Observations taken at tho same moment Of
time az an stations for Tho MnRNING NLMa.
The sun., 1894-08-19

sedge, and here and there stunted cedar tree
bent and twisted into picturesque deformity In
its battle with the salt-lsden winter winds.
Years went by and these modest cottages
gave way 10 bigger and more pretentious ones,
the sands wore covered with imported top coil,
handsome lawns took the plaoe Of the mos
quito-f1llcd sedge. and even the SEQ face was
changed by walls Of piles and rock, 10 keep back
the angry waves, which, In their mad. Storm
driven moments, strovs time and again 70 tear
away mans handiwork, and restore the spit Of
land 70 be playground for the elements.
Gslilee became little but name oommemo-
rated by handsome church, but the Nauvoo
settlement retained It's original features and
grew In size But the march Of improvement is
hemming Il In closer and closer, and soon II may
be but memory and tho kindly hearts, hidden
beneath the oilskins and sou'westers and housed
In its rude huts, viii disappear from their ma
tive coasts.
The great change which seems To presage such
Q fate dates from the time Of the nre three sum-
mars ago, whom the greater part Of the village
went up IN flames at the same time that the
heart Of the business part OF the town
wns destroyed. Except for the effect upon the
fishing village, no one can regret the results Of
thAs IRE, for out Of III ashes has sprung up .
new town better In every way than the old one.
The sun., 1894-08-19
Her Voice Returned.

Several months ago." said ply sician at
tached to one OF New York's hospitals, "a
woman came here for treatment. She belonged
in New Jersey, and explained that she had lost
her voice. She could not talk above whisper,
and, as her case was peculiar, invited her TO
call at my private office. where could treat her
with more care than In the crowd at the hos
pital. or course. l charged her nothing. Ate,
where q patient comes from. provided he
sSr Ss. when heard that pay n. had doc
profitable stationery business In a New Jersey
town, and could afford TO pay for treatment !
her very severely, She denied the allegation.
and said that while Il was true that she had
store, her income S me- was ,6 not sncielt to pay her
.'After she left my office she went directly to
the hospital. The physician who happened to DO
would have a little fun with her She did no,
she had not seen me; Ie looked Into her throat
that; You viii, be cured In very few minutes
around Il and put down Res thros s' %heR
great satisfastion, and said, There IL Il Just a,
arc all right now. The only thing Is you must lust
try to sIesk I very, loudly. II you don't the
"she Immediately opened her lungs, and ls.
She went away very happy, and a few days iatsy
@ e. has hs
had had remarkable results, She thought that
II might be well for her TO have little more of
not charge her more than Q dollar visit she
would cali on him at his once. We had . good
snga sys5 that But the question which M
all that was the matter with her was hysteriAu
The sun., 1894-08-19

ing for the past ten years. During the
Worlds Fair Mr.. Mofimoto came 10 Chicago
from Japan, and was engaged with professional
duties until the close Of the Exposition, when.
with his wife, who IL also an artist he came 70
New York, intending 10 proceed At once 70
Europe 10 study Western art His younger
brother was the Japanese Consul General In this
city several ysars ago, 20 the artist found here
many friendly countrymen, who have induced
him 10 remain until now. When the Corean
war news began 10 s-rive the artists pencil be
gan 10 work on the attractive subject and the
three pictures here reproduced were obtained
for THn SUE through friend Of the artist, Mr..
Ushikubo Of 227 West Twenty fifth street.
In the large cartoon the war is represented
The sun., 1894-08-19
HAWK AND WOODCHUCR.
Tho Groundhog Whipped the Bird and Thea
Ran Amuck Among . Flock of.Turkeys.

The Groundhos Whipped the Bird and Thea n
Ran Amuck Among = Flock of.Turkeys.
SCRANTON, Aug. 12.-Farmer Richard Olds of
Ransom saw O mother woodchuck fight hard to
protect her progeny q little before sundown one
day this summer. He was standing in the
shadow OF some woods, when he spied the wood
chuck and two young ones, about one-t third
grown. feeding in the pasture near the burrow.
The little woodchuoks acted rs II they had not
been used TO eating clover for more than a day
or two, and the old one appeared TO DO instruct
ing them how to eat the new kind of food. She
kept her young ones close to her until they had
nibbled along several feet from the burrow
when one of them wandered away q short dis
tance and began to kick up Its heels in play.
The old one called TO 1t, but 1t continued TO
oaper without minding. so she started toward
# with the other one In tow.
She had got to within few hops OF It when
hawk swooped down and caught the playful
youngster by the back. The old woodchuck
gave whistle of alarm, and the young one be-
hind her scooted back to the hole and dsap-
peared in 1t. The caught one squealed, and be-
fore the hawk had time to rise with its prey,
the mother put her paws around her young
ones neck and tried 10 rescue II. She hugged II
tght, and the big bird tapped its wings and
was unable 10 rise with 30 much weight. The
old one kept up a constant whistlng for a min
ute or two, and the hawk continued 10 tug at
the squealing young one.
At length the hawk, having evidently made
up its mind that 1t couldn't get away with the
little woodchuck, released It's hold and set its
claws into the hide Of the mother. That forced
her TO let go Of her little one, and the moment
abe did let go 1t ran around in a circle and
squealed. She quickly shook the hawk loose,
when, instead OF looking after her wounded
young one, she jumped at the big bird sayagely,
striking 1t so hard that IL staggered. The hawk,
however, was still fierce for meat and il repeat
edly sprang up and attempted 10 get claw
hold In the back OF the gamy woodchuck II
failed every time, and the woodchuck stood her
ground and cuffed II abodt till the feathers flew
While the fight was the hottest, a mammoth
horned owl fitted out OF the woods near where
Mr. Olds was standing, settled down on The
little woodchuck and sailed back TO the hemlocLs
with IL in its tAlons. moment afterward
the mother woodchuck had whipped the hawk
giving IL a snap that sent IL skyward screRming'
She At once scampered 10 the hole but she
shortly popped out again and went 10 searchin9
FOR her missing young one. Mr.. Olds's flock ol
turkeys had been feeding on grasshOppers in the
pasture and were working their way toward
home at the time. The angry WoodchucE
dashed into the flock as though she Was angry
AZ everything that wore feathers, or a. II sha
thought the hawk had returned She badly
crippled a hen turkey at the first dash but he
fore she had chance TO do any more damage
the old gobbler jumped on her and pounded her
I'LL she turned tail and shot into her burrow.