Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-06-06

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ean .o Loan and IT. ,hopt exactly a.
docs IN. domestic =, 4 ,yher ,antoIi1ing
a can,ive nous. Sometimes af,eT
crourbing low il, vould snring "a,
above the nc. g.. of the prostratc little
ones; at othar times II would lie down.
with a p@,. upon each. and craciously
purr. as II fondlinr It's own Young;
ernIn. II would roll them gently over
and over. Nonderiny. perhans what
their outward covering - neither fur
nor feathers-could no siblv be
At first the poo~ children were 50
paralvzed with fright that they could
not cry out but soon both began 70 |
scream: Papa, papa! papai Come.
come; oh. come quickl"
So far from frightening the "tiper
,ha,e cries seemed merely 10 mal,e il |
ancrv. II began TO handle the cantives |
n littlc moro roughly sometimes nro.
trudino its claws and svvitching It's
crcat tail excitedlv from side 10 side
Though certainly not HUNGRY the
terriblv beautiful beas, ,vas graIuallv
givin1 yav IN i,s fercs ipstinc, and
tho DANCER n, the hclnl.ss infants was
now imminent for H. while repeatedlv
bool,ad into ,bcir cIo,b;rc, u'borornr
thcv at,cnnted IN rise the shnr, t,Ions
sbould chance 70 draw hlood ali would
be over in a moment
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But by the time tn. gallant p.ir had
,heck.d their beadIong snaed and
.urned around. the terror-striclxen
,east had sprunp into the torL q.
Wild orange tree which was nrociseIv
yhnt Ernest wanted as he had ,earad
% fire at II while In such close pro..
nifty to the children, lest, being not
instantly killed by the first shot. II
night, in its death struggles. do them
mischief
Now, however, still sitting In the
addle, he raised his rife, took DELHI
rate aim at a spot just below the ami.
lal's ear, and pulled the trigger. No
ced for the second cartridge, which
c instantly threw up 10 the breech
hamber; for a rineman who had
barked" tiny red squirrels in the tops
( OHIO and kentucky hiclSories was
ot likely to miss so fair a mark as
his. The bullet. striking square end a
rue, passed clear through the crea- ,
ure's brain and. without SO much nc :
single mi-aou, IL dropped to the earth, $
tone dcadl S
Then, hurriedly dismounting, 'ho 1
Dung sportsman ran TO assist the lit S
lie girls, finding, TO his great Joy, that 5
either was at all hurt The uncon- 4
entional little misses had not learned =
ow TO faint, and, beyond the soiling I
{ their dainty froclts and the stain OF t
ears on their pale cheeks, were none 4
he worse for their perilous adventure.
After both had NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
he brilliant coat Of their late enemy,
nd Lillian had at least tried to thank {
heir rescuer, the latter, henceforth n /
Gro In their ewes. escorted them home: I
here, In answer 10 Mr.. and Mrs. n
herwood's grateful acknowledgements. a
e modestly said: p
~ en- the one who ought 10 be thank. S
IL; for, besides the happiness Of help S
X these young ladies, have secured G
rare trophy-oue never should have c
Of but for them" r
THAT reminds me-" said Mr. Sher. q
God, that the valuable pelt NAV be a
lmaged by birds or beasts Of prey II il
:, lone where n Is y" And nornting II
s o,yn horse ba rod. sra.JiI,, III, :,