The Van Buren press., 1898-11-19


Old is ere, bus II wak . = 1sss =Ae
mzszst eqsaI 10 in
-asI4lFa. remarked II Dzszy 70
LIS 1ffs. - Ee iooked zzfa The ecop.
-4zissFz. Z / 6i6n-f kEsa dftEsrszr, !
1Aos.z 50 you vas = za1arzl-1oEn
feel
-WilHam Hezry.- snapped Mrs
Dsszy. I an q zaTsFzl5aeTE foolr CT
E-d Ee3sr married yoz-
-Issss you're right NelElra-- Il
aid. szszssly. ~BuE ! 50 yoz6 sx-
plzEz nhF Yc4 didn't Fsez CT : bigger
ken
That hen vas the biggest ere CT
the Place that wanted 10 sci" rsrg-rsc
Mrs Dassy- r suppose gozf1 have set
rkcss eggs under hen that didn't
wazt 70 sels w0u,cz't yes
well. ret exactly that Nsivirz- A
hen that hasn't faIiy ard tk1rouzhly
made up her mEEG 70 set isn't 4 v.ry
szzrioEzry crirter- Bzt Why didn't
y1u keep the eggs tiiI Eore sizabls
hen got the setting nafio1 into hsr
hazdE~
-WoaId you have kept these eggs On
ICE. CT would you have boiled sksz
william Hsuryz- fuquIrsd Mrs. Dzssy.
with rigor-
well, I dunno Whzt I'd have G9Es.-
sighed Mr. Dassy. nat I'd have done
s0zsfhfrg FORE I'd SET Hine turkey
eggs uEder 1 Little sFeekle6 hen Like
that You'd better sew friEze cz that
ten 20 SIC can coTer the outside egg-s-
Th0Exh what DO re want lot q tEr-
keys gzEkfnz rOUEd for zEyhoE7~
We'll youE see What we vsnt Of
ekem about next Thanksgiving WI
iitm Hsury. il you don't eat yozr share
ofthose tarEegz, then lose my guess
All right Aslvirz- al right as
ssntsd Mr Dassy. chssrtully. as he
sect back 10 the pmp -Our !
Gon't Ike the go5oie q the pszxy
things Makes ne zant TO eho1s
them-~
TIE Dazzys Lived On the northern
tdgs Of NEBRASKA Their farm Izy On
tie open prairie. bat right al the head
Of Lore Tree eauFCu. az abrupt crack
OF the Ero1Et Nhich rzu 6swu 10 the
Niobrarz river The LoEs tree which
gave tas uame 20 The eanyou was
high and spectral pine srzEdirg
eozsH PARTS from their harm
Never Was tree 50 deserted ~ It's
Kind before There vas Eot aucthsr
fa sigaE sEyEEsrE, slthgaeh there
Were etk=rs down the canyon and
zIong The river. but as you stood OF
the prairie yOu Hooked ever them z1C
ever the river and canF0u as EeIL. 50
that in whatever way FeE turned your
Eyes from TIE Dassy raEch you saw
nothing Jut trse,ess prairies thourh
C ar evening the wiud sighed thr5ezh
the top q the lone tree quite fu11strf-
eusIy. ard did Wkar % could 20 suggest
: foEsss. The Dsszy begs. TEouas
Je1srsoz. AEdrsE Jackson ard George
Waskington, often talked about
climbing the lone tree. but they never
did 50.
One day q uoEth later Mr. Dzssy
came cut of the coop aud said well
she didn't do 81 bad thiuk~
How nsuy?- inquired Mr.. Dassy-
Seven
No. that isn't bad. eensiderizg- Are
they iiksly-lookiug erittsrx2'
well. they don't haHssoms mBch
uov. g course Young turkeys never
10 But Tn reckoning that ueI-
Ttazksgiviug the biggest ore of 'sm.
baked 70 q turn- OF the blue platter.
wirh bis iegs sticking Up iu the air.
wi1l b. jast about as pretty a sight
a. you'li see. william Heuryi-
Her husband smiled and rubbed his
hauds- -Ob. Tn rot saTing a word
against juicy young turkeys o. plat
ters bout ksgiFing time What
7 object 20 Is their gob5iiug and strut
ting around and feeling 50 big
-Don't say anything. william
Henry replied his wife; -Fve known
you 10 gobbis and strut srouud ard
feel big"
II was stin early in the spring and
the weather was cold. Perhaps IL was
froui this cause that ths uexf day ore
Sf tie young Turkeys died Brt the
careful nursing Of Mrs. Dszsys to-