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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-24
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main.
Les trols amis regagn6ren. done la
rue 'Allemagne ct Sc separerent en-
Sc dormant rendezvous pour le
matin. Valentin, en- rentrant, trouva
la lettre de Norbert ct Ia lut quand il
fut dams lie petit cabinet quill occu-
pait sous lie toit. D'abord, il ne la
comprit pas bien, cetts lettre il la
relut, pu,s il laissa echapper une
sourde exclamation. LIE papier
! nomoa Gle ses mains uD nuage
passa devant ses yeux ct ii s'assit,
defaillant, pressant son front de ses
doigts crispes.
Gabrielle J! Gabrielle murmura-
til, tn IN as oubile
Il n'avait pas Ell, meme un instant.
le moindre loute que ron pu: le
tronper. II he eiormit pas lie Ia mutt,
mais lie matin, alors qua peine le
Jour naissait, il etait allie trouver
Trompe-fOEil ct Auguste.
-Lisez !! leur dit lie jeune homme.
lis lurent ct devlnrent pales,
Auguste Sc mordit les levres
Eth bien, puisqu'elle est avec
son amant, fitil avec colere, NEST
avs que ce nest pas la pelne de nous
faire rompre les os pour cette pGron-
nellie
Valcntin leur tendit tristement les
mains
-Vous avez raison, mes amis.
J'iral seuI. Adieu
-Seul ? Et OH celia, sill vous
plait ?
Hotel Mourad Je veux voir
Get homme. Je rinsulterai, je le
frapperai au v;sage. Je vcux voir
Gabrielle pour lui reprocher sa
lachete, son abandon.
!, Eth bien, nous ne vous quite
rons pas, dit Auguste. II y peut
etre encore un soupirail !, lhotel
, Mourad. Au surplus, je ne serais
, pas fache non plus de lui dire deux
mots, 4 Gabrielle.
Une derni heure apres, ills sonnalent
Ia grille, ct rArmenien, apres
avoir pris les ordres de son maitre,
venait leur ouvrir. Mourad etait
couche sur une pile de tapis de Perse,
lie coude appuye sur dies COUSINS
brodes, de vraies peries, dessinant les
arabesques les plus capricieuses il
: Sc souleva, quand il VT les trois
t hommes il ne retint pas un geste
!. de surprise.
-Vous etes des amis de Milk
t Gabrielle Bertara ? dit-il.
n Valentin s'etait avance vers lui
les yeux brillants, les levres bianches.
u -Et vous, dit-il, vous, qul etes
il vous ?
o Ne yous ra-t-on pas dit, puisqu
Z vous etes chez moi
), Valentin froissa dams ses deu.
a mains Ia lettre ecrite par Norbert, e
# ayant que Trompe-rOEil ct August
g n'eussent pu le retenir, il raval
= lancee au visage de Mourad. Ell
tomba sur les COUSINS.
g -Tenez dit Valentin, lisez cett
g lettre, lisez-la, ct depechez-vous, G
!. quand vous saurez que Jaime CT
,e brielle, vous comprendrez tout
% Mourad s'etait brusquement lev,
dun bond, sous rinsulte, ct il ava
H. decrocne un petit poignard egyptiel
IS pendu au-aessus du dlvan. Il etai
horriblement pale. Dependant il ell
la force de sc contenir. Il deplia
re lettre ct la parcourut. En- un
ar seconde, il cut tout comprls ct s
il, colere tomba. Ce jeune homn
IN almat CONNIE lui | II jeta SO
e, poignard sur lie divan ct regard
ct longuement Valentin
9 Nn,,e nuoz XIX fronon6 ditil
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-24
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Par JULES MARY
PREMIERE PARTlE
m MARRIAGE AU REVOLVER.

XI
cest par La GuYane que nous
.,motioos arrlver jusqua Gabrielle ;
/. bandit ayant dispsru, c'est
ncommencer.
IA sa,s OH est Gabrielle mt
v.'rutin dune voix fable.
Helm ? dirent les deux hommcs,
,ursau,ant Comment, vons savez ?
n yous ne disiez rien !
--Estce que j'ai pu parler jas
quaajourd'hui ?
-Cest vrai, mais maintenant
ph bien maintenant je puis
taut sous dire ct celia ne sera pas
long
Eti6t lie recit de &C quill await
ealeudu ayant de s'evanouir dams le
.oupirsil du "Canon de Marse'lle'
lie recit termine, ills Sc regarderent
,jleucieusement puis Trompe-rOEil
prit Ia parole
Ne perdons pas de temps. dit'il'
alons drolt avenue du Bois-de-
BOulogne. La, nous verrons
Valentin etait encore tres fable
nsis il 6tait soutenu par temperance
De reyoir Gabrielle. lis partirent,
cs,ait le soir. lis avaient attendu
que Ia mutt fht venue, pour etre plus
bbres, 81 le hasard voulait quils
fussent meles quelque perllleuse
menture. Auguste, avec ses econo-
mics, await achete trois solides poi
guards qu'ils portaient dams une
game de cuir, accsoches sous leuI
blouse. A force de questionner, lis
irouverent rhotel Mourad ct en-
arlere lis trouverent, tn effet, la
maison isolee, a peine terminee, toute
aule dams la rue. Valentin tremblai1
81 fort, quand lis Y arriverent, que
TromperOEil fut ohlige Gle Il
soutenir dams ses bras.
Mon Dieu, murmurait lie jeuns
homme, 81 ellie etait la, pourtant,
quelques pas de moi. 81 ellie etait
ID?
Ell bien |! 81 ellie etait la, ii
Auguste, ellie sera au milieu de nou
touta fheure, quaint je devrais mettr
eteu d la maison.
La porte ttait fermee. Trompe
lOEil soma. On ouvrit. II y avail
IN concierge installe la depui
quelques jours. IL Sc present
pollment aux visiteurs.
-Ces messieurs viennent pou
louer dams la maison.
--Justement, fit Trompe-fOEi
asec IN regard a Valentin ct
Augaste. Nous voudrions un appal
enent dams les prix, voyons, dar
lesprix de
LIE concierge les devisageait dt
pleds la tete !; c'etait un pet
o0nme maigre ct bleme, a rell fau.
u etait coiffe dune calotte ct vet
dun gilet de laine.
Nous n'avons rien au.dessous 4
deux mile quatre.
Ia ne depasse pas nos prix, d
ifompe-POEil. . Nous irons jusqu
uols mile 81 rappartement moi
! plait.
-Ces messieurs veulent ylsiter
us n'almeraient pas mieux reven
usmaln, au jour, pour mieux voir
W que j'en dis ce nest pas que
cfalns lie arrangement, ct 81 c.
uessleurs desirent me suivre
settlement, ces messieurs feralel
0'eO de me dre quelles sont leu
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toute Ia maison.
-Vous n'ayez pas un locataire ?
Pas un seul, la maison est
peine terminee.
-Si celia vous est egal nous CON-
mencerons par lie premier etage, dit
Va!entin, ct nous fuirons par les
combles.
lie concierge n'eut pas lair de
prefer attention ces paroles il
allumait un bougeoir, il monta resca.
lier. La maison fut visitee de fond
en- comble. LIE ceur de Valentin
battait rompre sa poitr;ae. Mule
part, rien. Pas lombre dun indice.
Au contraire, partout revidence que
la maison n'avalt jamals recu de
locataires. lis COMMENCEMENT
descendre devant eux marchait
toujours le concierge, son bourgeoir a
la main.
--Et les caves i? interrogea Valen.
tin les caves ?
-Ces messieurs desirent Tres
bien, venez par lei.
Quand lis y furent, Valentin, reate
lie dernier, ferma soigneusement la
porte, qui s'ouvrait sur lescalier de
service, puis, profitant de ce que ron
Sc trouvait dams un des derniers
caveaux, il dit quelques mois d
roreille dAuguste ct de Trompe-
rOEil, ct, tout a coup, poussant le
concierge contre lie mur, il Sc jeta
devant lui pour barrer lie passage ct,
tirant son poignard !:
| -Maintenant, mon brave, causons
serieusement Et pas un mot, ou je
fails rentrer la langue dams la gorge !!
lie concierge await pail, ct ses
yeux faux avaient enveloppe les trois
hommes dun meme eclair dc haine.
-Au secours que voulez-vous de
moi :?
! --Je vais te lie dire ct tache d'etre
franc Tu nous menti lorsque tn
as pretendu que cette maison n'avalt
jamais etc habitee. II y quelques
jours, il y await un locataile, plusieurs
peut etre, ct ron renferme lei une
jeune file. LIE locataire, quel est-ll
La jeune file, on est-elle !?
} Mes bons messleurs, je ne sais
J rlen de tout celia, sur ma part &c
paradls, ie lie jure, rien de rien. Je ne
) suis concierge que depuls avanthier
! avant, ]'etais aux pompes funebres.
: Trompe-rOEil ct Auguste Iu
avaient pris chacun un bras ct Il
maintenaient settlement contre Il
5 MUIR. LIE concierge, du reste, NJ
e cherchait pas a s'echapper. Valentir
lui appuya contre la gorge Ia polnte
: de son poignard.
t -Parle, que sais-tu ? Parlc OF
je te tue !
a --Je ne sais rien, rala lhomme el
fermant les yeux.
r Valentin appuya. La polnte dis
parut dams lie cou.
!, -Une derniere fois, veux-tu parler'
a -Je ne sails rien Je suis ic
: depuis. deux jours 1nterrogez l.
S proprietaire, il vous renseignera.
Son nom, son adresse? X
IS Nj. Roussebois, rue des Pyra
it mides.
: Valentin retira lie poignard.
u etait evident que lhomme ne dira
rien de plus. Trompe rOEil lie lach'
e Auguste en- fit autant. LIE consclere
s'abattit sur lie genou, puis sur
It ventre, demi-mort de peur. LIE
a autres Sc retirerent, le laissant la,
IS disparurent. Mais s'ils s'etaier
retorrnes, en- arrivant la porte de
+? rue lis eussent surpris lie regar
ir haineux, la figure crispee ct hideas
!? du concierge. Ce n'etait autre gu
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w ACulIC1 ic COuCicISC. Wv 0O!u suO
don't les levres etaient tumefees,
gondees ct sanglautes, c'etait La
Guyane, encore malade du coup de
poing d'Auguste. Loutfard, bleme
le cou saignant, lui dit
Les as-tu vus, ceux-la qm
viennent de veniY 2?
-Oui, je les al recoanas tous les
trols. C'est rescamoteur de pautre
jour, au "Canon de Marseil!e," c'est
lhomme au coup de poing, ct le
petit que j'avais pince dams lie
soupirail ct qu'lls ont sauve. J'ai IN
compte reg!er avec eux. Patience!
Moi aussi, dit Louffard avec un
sourire sinistre, en- essuyant le sang
qui perlait goutte a goutte sur son
cou. Mais, avant de songer nos
afaires, ii faut terminer celles du
patron. Ces trois hommes savent
que Ia petite etc enfermee lei. Dun
Jour d rautre lis peuyent la retrouver.
S'ils la retrouyent, ellie est perdue
pour nous, car ills ne Ia qultteront
plus.
II faut ayertir Rouquin ct lie
marquis. Reste lei, puisque c'est ton
poste. Moi, je men chrrge.
La Guyane trouva les deux CON-
plices rue Lafayette. Ce fut nne
scene terrible entire les trols hommeS.
En- suivant les traces de Gabrielle on
await decouvert qu'e ellie s'etait refueiee
chez Nourad. toutes les consequences
qui devaient resulter de Get asile
efrayerent les miserables, ct leur
premiere pensee fut, comment faire
pour attirer la ]eune file hors de
rh6tel p
Quand La Guyane raconta CON-
ment les trols hommes, que le marquis
reconnut de suite sur Ia description
Qu'en fit lie bandit, avaient falt une
perquisition dams la maison OH la
jeune file etait sequestree, Ia colere
de Rouquin eclata terrible. DeS
reproches sanglants furent fats dc
part ct d'autre. Apres une Tongue
discussion, La Guyane fut renvoyt
avec de nouyelles instructions.
Quand ills furent seuls, Norbert di
i voix basse
-Jai peut etre un moyen de tou
| reparer.
| -Parlez, lequel ?
La jalousie.
-Voici ce que je propose Valen
tin, amoureux de Gabrielle, est for
ialoux. Sa jalousle nous servira
Vous allez voir.
II s'assit d un bureau ct ecrivi
rapidement quelques lignes Rouqnl
lisait par.dessus sou epaule.
"M. Valentin est averti par u
ami, qui desire rester inconnu, qu'i
cherchera valnement celle quill aim
dams la malson Ropssebois. Ce mes
pas la qu'elle Sc trouve, mais a Phote
Mourad, on NJ. Valentin pourr
s'assurer par lui-meme que souven
femme varie, ct quill ne faut pa
attacher trop d'importance au:
serments des jeunes flies =
--Je comprends, fit Rouquin. You
envoyez cette lettre rue d'Allemagn
| Valentln la trouye, court chez MOI
rad, auquel Il fait rne scene, reclar
Gabrielle, lis sortent ct nous Il
enlevons au passage.
/ -Exactement, done faites surve
ler rhotel par vos agents les pll
, actlfs.
Tres bien, ce sera fait.
I'm quart d'heure apres, la lett
etait deposee, rue d'Allemagne, p:
un commissionnaire. Trompe-rOE
Auguste ct Valentin, sur l'indicatie
donnee par Loufard, dams la cav
etaient allies rue des Pyramides, 4,
Ia ovo;orts domond1 NJ porcooho,
, 1896-10-23

the outpouring OF Buckeye people. Al
though Indiana, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania were here In organized
bodies or merged into some Of the
Ohio delegations. With one party were
hundreds of students from Baldwin
university and Wallace college OF
Berea, who made the welkin ring with
yells. These people were from the ex-
treme northern portion of the state.
Thousands of people came from the dis
tant river counties of the state in COM
pany with hundreds OF their West vfr-
ginia friends across the river Val
Iaraiso, Fort Wayne, Plymouth and a
dozen other northern Indiana towns
swelled the crowds in the evening
with their hoosier yell. Major McKin-
ley gave a greeting to the city council
and the Off Of New Brighton, Pa,
in his library.
Canton, O., Oct. 22.-Medina county
and Berea. in Cuhago county, sent a
delegation of a thousand people to
greet Mckinley today. Medina county
in the gerrymandered district in
which Mckinley was defeated by the
late Representative Warwick. The
Berea crowd contained a hundred stud
ents of Baldwin and Wallace college.
, 1896-10-23
MR.. CARRIERS CAREER,
FORMERLY A WYOMING RUS
TIER, NOW OF
UTAH.
He Wishes to Die and Selects the Nor
phine Route-But the Doctors Get
Hold OF Him and the Dose Of whis-
key and the Deadly Drug Fail to
Perform Their Duty.

Charles Carter, a former Wyoming
man whose intimate connection with
the cattlemen's invasion of johnson
county caused him to fly for his life
from 1he range Of central Wyoming,
attempted suicide last evening by TAX
ing morphine, says the Salt Lake Tri-
bune. His Utah career also was checK-
cred and he was convicted of stealing
bullion from the Cane Spings mine at
Deep creek and though pardoned after
spending about a year in prison, he
never recovered his customary SPIRITS.
This was several months ago. Since
that time Carter has been endeavoring
to place on the market an improvement
on the cyanide process of treating
ores. Failure of expected financial as
sistamce is supposed to be the contrib
uting cause of his attempted self-de-
struction, toward which the stigma Of
Imprisonment had before impelled him.
BEGAN A ROUGH DAY.
Carter walked up to the clerk of the
Walker house yesterday morning and
began to abuse him. Carter had been
boarding at the Walker for a couple of
months, and they say at the hotel that
he has been all right up to the last
three days. Since then he has been
drunk continually. When he began his
, 1896-10-23
GO REGISTER.
BACK FROM DENVER.
McKinleyite From Lincoln Tells of
His Thrilling Experience.

Yes. sir" remarked the Hon. Paul
F. Clark, TO a Lincoln. Neb.. News re-
porter, Il am back from Denver, but
really never expected to- l went into
the town inadvertently wearing a Nc
Kinley button, and had not gone two
blocks before l was surrounded by a
curious crowd. One chap say That's
the first one l ever saw another Why.
a Mckinley man walks just like a sen
sibqe man. another, Young and yet
gone wrong so soon I was dazed. I
had forgotten for a moment that l was
in the land OF the tabled silver dollar.
where the rising sun is daily assaulted
by the hearty prisons that rise from
the foot OF Bryan's picture, and where
babies at their mothers knees lisp the
name OF Teller in their nightly petit
tons. Drawing both revolvers, I kept
the crowd at bay while I backed into
the hotel lobby and hurriedly snatching
the button from my hapel ran out of
a side door-and was safe. But it was
the narrowest escape of my chased
no, I mean checkered career"
, 1896-10-23
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE MINSTRELS.

I Schtlhng's MINISTRIES, who appear at
Maennerchor hall next Tuesday night
is the only minstrel company that will
play the western country this season.
The company numbers "a people, and
have this year the CRATES number Of
comedians and singers tina Mr.. SCll.-
ling has eve carried. The sage Sc
tings and costumes are sa d 10 be m g
nificent, and the music parfecL ion. i
the second part, or o,io. appear 20 of
the latest and nose finished special
ties in tribe profession, including he
great English acroJa $, che Bro hers
La Rose. Be sure I'D see The r.
parade Tuesday.
We know whereof we affirm when
we state that Ayers Pills. taken
promptly. at the first symp oins Of
colds and ~fevers. arres. frr her prog
ress Of these disorders. and sp Ely r
store the stomach. liver and Sow
{ their normal and regular action.
OH: MY BACK.
A good many tired men and women
could get rid Of that pain In their back
IL they would try Parks Sure Cure for
The liver and kidneys. The trouble Il,
usually there and Parks Sure Cur.
reaches and cures It.
Sold by Egsleston and Desmond.
, 1896-10-23
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seeking the profits of the successful
cowman. Carter was involved in the
famous Johnson county invasion Of
1892 and left the country in preference
to meeting the certain death that was
in store for him there.
Coming to Utah he went into the en-
ploy Of the Cane Springs Consolidated
Gold Mining company, OF which M. E.
Post, formerly a Wyoming man, was
manager. The story OF Carriers arrest
for the theft Of a large amount OF gold
bullion. his subsequent trial. convic-
ton and sentence Of imprisonment are
remembered, as is his pardon last
spring. Only a few days ago he entered
suit for 1854 against Harry Hynds,
who had acted as his innocent agent in
having the bullion coined. Carter al
ways asserted that he received the bull
lion from a third party. He has OF late
been trying to secure backing for an
improved process of treating ores with
cyanide Of potassium. His method,
while not generally understood. Is be-
lieved to differ only from the process
in vogue by the use of a mechanical
contrivance by which he believes the
saving will be greater.
, 1896-10-23
HE WAS
Great Regulations Go for Naught In
This Campaign of Education.

There is in Laramie a brilliant and
renowned orator from the metropolis
by the lakes. Early in the campaign
his voice was raised in all that is popo-
cratic and B~ryanesque. But, in all its
rhythmic cadence, it seemed to fall
upon ears that were unframed, upon
intellects that were dull and unused to
the mighty thoughts which rolled from
acular ability.
Again, however, has the modern De-
mcsthenes been called upon to pour
forth his burning eloquence, and it is
safi by those who had the extreme
pleasure of listening TO his mastery
orator hat he was carried away
with the "exuADerance of his own ver-
bosity" to such an extent hat he has
been at the explosive point eve since.
The occasion: One day this week a
prominent candidate on the democratic
ticket conceived the idea that it would
be a good campaign dodge to have a
mefting of the colored citizens and call
in an able expounder of the seductive
doctrines of free trade and free silver
to address them. The meeting was ar
ranged and an orator of the democratic
faith was sought. Local Bryanites of
a tonguey turn fought shy of the idea
Of lowering their dignity" as they
termed it, but the childlike and blonde
orator from the lake town said he be-
iieved 1t would make a change in his
political fortunes, SO he would tackle
the job.
Did he succeed? Well, hardly. The
intellects Of the colored residents of the
Gem City have been trained to better
things than this great mind was able
to give them and all are saying since
the meeting that any one Of the listen
ers could make a better argument upon
the issues of the present campaign.
Democrats Of Laramie will be COM
PEELED to sharpen their imported Lantz
before they again try to educate bright
er men.
, 1896-10-23
A FALSE RUMOR.

Dear Citizens: 1 shall let you know
before leaving here for Chicago. My
mother has told me the people asked
her What wAs the matter with me!''
They thought my parents were not
treating me good. 1 shall tell you
NO" They nevor treated me badly.
They are always good to me and
love them, My parents and brother
are good. They want me to stay at
home longer and have q pleasant home.
l would like to live with them longer.
but l had to leave my parents home.
because l have a good situation In Chi
cago. I lost my good situation in this
city or account Of linotype machine.
had to give up my old job and to learn
another new trade In Chicago. OF
course l could not get . job hero be-
cause every shop wanted to have an ex-
~perienced workman. I will tell you
one more word. I eeei very grateful to
the citizens Of LArsmiA, who have
treated me very kindly. Yours very
respectfully.
LEO L. COKEFAIR.
, 1896-10-23

ter's day. He fell near The curb and
was picked UP and taken into the drug
store by Ohicer johnson. DR.. McKen-
ma and DR.. Fisher wer In the store and
they thought the MAJ drunk. but upon
examination they saw unmistahable
signs Of an overdose of morphine in
his slow respiration and the contracted
pupils. In a minute or two after being
brought in he opened his eyes. recog-
nized johnson and asked him to call
DR.. Boer, who was telephoued for. Car
ter was taken to the police station and
laid out on a card table in the gym
nasium for want OF a better place.
Here the three physicians worked
with him with the usual appliances I'M
til long after midnight, but his condi-
ton did not change at all until after
1870 a.. M, when Doctors Fisher and
McKenna thought him slightly better,
with a bare chance of pulling through,
though nothing definite could be stat
ed.
HIS respiration al that time was
about nine a minute.
Carter is rather short, and his skin
is the sallow color Of the morphine
f1end. His nose is very fat, having
been broken with a billiard cue in a
fight. His lips are thick and his face
rather round. His mustache is heavy
Ia
, 1896-10-23
ANIMAL MOTHERS.
Tho Queer Ways In which They Take
Caro- of Their Sonng.

INV 1"e - """" "'S ~
."' ''"
III dump animal u insect mothers
nave certain W;ysoi TAXING care OF thelr
paD'es' Us wei Us OUT hAo'h'rs 40 OF U.s.
ana s'i'e ~ 'iclr ways are very queer.
ny Rranano'her = 'here was an
on cat 'hat i'"d Nv" hitiohs, which she
kept IN INC nay III the barn one DAY
one OF the Kittens went OUT Oh a large
oe'1l nat extended IRON one END OF the
Darn 10 mo o'fer' ana "iieh ne eachea
inc hiluolo OF IL ne began 10 DC afraid
mt sa, Gown on me BEAM mewihg
nc was SO lar away from me
mat L cnuld hnt reach hiii' ana did not
kho" no" 10 get MN do"h. just 'hen
the mo'hpr cat came up ana purfeu ana
me"ea 10 hlih' 'CliiiS MN 10 Wal' I'LL
III she came: Sne then went out -
whore nc was and MS the he"m was u
pfoad one sNe went pelore MIN, pick'd
MN VI III h'r mouth aiu c'lr.eu Lila
pack INTO inc nay out OF larger.
ono DAY wa' up IN INC a''lc' cInl
louhd on 'he 'c'iihs TaF'r wasp II
nest L 'coh II DIT ana louha mat IL "ua
Empty. laere were also several H.aa
"asps neS'', ana upon opening toEie O,
thchl i|"ha INC sfuos III enc p;'ft 81
inc net ana 'he iooo' "Ii'h ""s NOM
ing put lltt'e worms ana ii-scc's PACK.
ea 'oSe'her' III ahoeher part. Dro"gh'
inc paper wasp nest 10 my Guy nome
ou. NOT 'he muu nests.
Inc turtles uo hot TAKE mnch cart o.
thelr bapies' Ihey scoop a place III the
SAND ahd lay their egg ana 'hch
tncha up. Inc neat OF 'he sun hatches
men, ana the young turtles have TO
take care OF themselves.
frogs lay thelr eggs IN some warm
place IN inc wafer ana hasten them &c
reeds' cattaiis or some snch plant. ana
tne "arhith OF the sun ha'ches tEem.
Inc eggs are IN a cluster ana cach one.
which ioohs ike White JtlIy' Is ABOUT
tne SIZE OF u small pea ana las Il niue
round black spot Ill 'he center. 1oul1
some once ana put theii' III large glass
jar WIN water IN IL ana set II IN u
warm place. A1ter several DAYS each OF
me ittle spots had a tai, ana thc Jelly
IKE substance ina haa pcel around the
black spots 10 keep tncni from injury
began 10 disappear. l 1othd that they
gre" very i's', oht never i'Ved 10 chahgo
INTO 1roes' as they dlcd before they were
halI grown.
Inc potato Dug u us eggs on the
nnderslde OF " potato ica1, ana when
the young are hatched they nave the
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