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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-02-12

For LoAN-Money secured by lier
on unencumbercd real estate.
] H. Fletcher, Jr.
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NoT1cE-Having sold out and
changed name and style of our firm ]
hereby give notice that ali bills over
due to l.. J. Nelson or Nelson g.
Matthias must be closed by note or
paid. Thanking the public for past
favors l solicit a share in the future.
l.. i. Nelson.
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For SALE--A good mule, weight
1000 to LOO pounds, gentle in all
harness, cheap. Apply to
James S. Clogg,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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Business locals.

FOR SALR-Two barrels of Beauty
of Hebron Irish potatoes.
w. L. James,
Savageville.
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w. Ames &c Co.,,
Pungoteague, Va.
McMaths Price List Of Straw berry
Plants
Plants.

Tbose marked pstat imperfect blossoms and must be
them
mail add at rates mailed free
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Tbe Richmond Times says:

In the death OF Judge Benjamin I.
Gnnter. the State of Virginia loses
an able iurist and noble citizen.
a. q soldier on the field of battle
fiehtipg for Virginia's rights; as
ni7;zan after the war fighting Virgin
ia,s nolitical foes; as judge on the
be6Sh standing for Justice ana up
holding the laws OF the STATE, as d
member of the church exempll1ylng
the Christian religion in his daily
walk and conversation; in Whatever
nosition or station of life, he was q
true Virginian and duty was MS
watchword.
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VIRGINIA:-ln the Circuit Court
for the County of Accomack, in the
vacation of the said court, the 9th
day of February, A. D., 1893
Isaac N. Mills. ............ Plaintiff.
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January Goth, 1898.
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Test: JOHN D. GRANT, G. c.
L. Floyd Mock, p. q.
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VIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Court
for the County OF Accomack, in the
vacation of said court, February 9th,
A d.. 1898.
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against
Reuben Somers, and Alberta,
his wife, in right of said wi e,
George West, and Annie, his
wife, in right of said wife,
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We represent Fire Insurance
Companies that pay losses in
the event of fire.

No reliable Insurance Agency
can write your insurance at a
lower rate than wesscan snake
you.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02
BRITISH COLUMBIA NOTES,

s. Mr.: F.. F N. Cowperthwaite public
scnool Inspector. has taken up his perma-
nent residence at Vancouver.
A farmers institute will be held at
GaoFloia island January for the purpose
or giving information as TO the BENEFITS
winch Will accrue 10 agricuicu-ists by
ayaiIing themselves Of the provisions Of
the farmers institute and co-opera ton
act.
Canada intends adopting a postal note
system II will go into operation on July
]. ls& One cent. win buy 90 Is. 30 or 81
cent postal note; cents Will be the charge
between that figure and $50 and J cefifs
ior notes up to -. which viii be the high
L. II. Fletcher. postoffice Inspector. has
n@en advised that the proposed reduction
Ualted Kingdom and other PARTS of ne ne
i1 empire has been postponed. The
Pm mi rate OF J esnts for half an ounce
The court OF revision and appeal will sit
as follows; Al 81 Langley street. in the
g,ty OF Victoria. on Monday. the 10Th. and
,I,uesdsy; the 18th day OF January. lsss. at
Royal Oak, on Friday the TN day Of jan
qafy ls~. ~ % o'clock a. m. and at
So9h -. Ssam e, South S4anich. on wednes-
O'Clock noon. North Saanich-On satur-
eay. the Sth day OF January. 1926 az the
sidney hotel. Sidney al L o'clcck noon.
tbs following appointments are an
IL nc current Issue or fHs Brit
In Columbia Gazette: William Russell
Robertson. - Mcpherson. V. /. To- be a
justice q the peace within and for the
Greenwood, s NJ, harrisrer-at-iaw 70 ha
police mag iStrate tor the said city. To be
14sIlce5 q the peacee-Frank HoGgaton. OF
ana for the county OF Kooter9y, U1,gh
Nelsen. Of Trail, West Kootenay, within
ara foE the eoun " e kootenay william
t.@SAF oaFer- OF Victoria barrister-at-law
L rgtt,,
province o. British Columbia Frederic
" oiisstcn, % Grand Forks. TO be a mem
oaF 81 ne bo&rd % licensing commission
man. -oarr.sier-at-iaw. raslane.I
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A WOMAN'S
SUFFERING.
Interesting Experience of Mrs.
LOunsbury. of Olympia,
Washington.
Remarkable Results From the Use of the New
Stomach Medicine.

ing strength SO fast that yesterday I
walked seven blocks.
II this letter Will do airy good you may
publA-A Il n the Christian Herald. a. I
have many friends who read the pa per.
The tablets have done wonders for ms,
where hope Of recovery was nearly gene.
The cure CT this lady is hus one et
thousands who have been cured OF dys-
pepsIa. Indigestion ana stomach troubles
by the regular use OF StuaTt's Dyspepsia
TahIet-a cenraol-seHSe remedy. which
cures by causing the prompt digestion OF
the food eaten. They should be- taken
immediately after meals ard their eene-
fetal efTects are speedily apparent IN tho
Increased strength Of st9maca and nerves.
They cure palpltati2n CT the heart ~ re-
moving the cause: they Increase flesh and
appetite by disestiGs the food before Il
has time 10 feEment. sour and poison tks
blood and nerves.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets not emily cure
Indigestion. nut they are SO safe ami
pleasant that they ara also perfectly
adapted 10 children and inyaiids.
They are sold by druggists at 80 cents
Tor full-Sized packages.
\ useful book on stomach diseases will
be mailed free by addressing Stuart Co..
MARSHALL. Mich.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

tration ends. In the rural districts ard
in the haeswoods nobody knows what
claims q child might have on a name and
this Is one Of MIR. Damea's Pet hobbies
that he maintains that he viii hammer
away upon a. long as he hives or until
his efforts and the efforts OF those VINO
believe as he does have resulted In some
thing.
But the great interest In Mr.. Damon
lies in his marriages and for these he has
evolved from a long and active experience
a ceremony that has proved very popular
After his sickness in Portland, when he
gave up editing q newspaper and entered
the ministry, he was called upon TO per-
form the first marriage ceTs mony OF his
career as tho Pacific coast champion. he
was much more nervous than the groom
and when confronted BY the anxious pair
he simply felt that something was Heces-
sary. So he turned in without a prayer
book or regular form OF service and mar
ried them according to q school OF his
own. In the long years since then he has
added TO il until now his service has be
come Puget sound classic. destined 20
remain as one Of its institutions long after
Its inventor has passed away.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

: Portion Of the Crew Make shore
satety-fate of Others Uukmowm

Ne
HALIFAX, y. s. Jan. The s.eame.
.efena, from Portland. Me, bound 10
iossian with tao horses and a general
cargo. struck on Seal Island thia morning
ass'ng thick weather. She aoatea in.re-
sassiy aast on the pumps being sounded II
VAS found she had fifteen feet Of water
= her hold
mo captain decided 10 abandon the ship
ND all hands took ta the boats. The
sssoad oficer. named Watson. ard TWEEN
v.iaTec OF the crew reached Forbes point.
Aeo'ts haroor. at noon today. The re-
halHeer Of those on board, including
taat Baxter ara thirty-s.x others. headed
iaF Seal island Whether they have
lsaeasd there Is rot yet known. according
Z q dispatch received late tonlgh. from
saffiagteh, as the weather and water are
very rough aud tt has been impossible to
communicate with Seal island.
Wien The ship Was abandoned her frs
we oet. having been extinguished by
iae water, whlcn poured through holes Ia
Der eogtom There could have been 70
hFRe Of Keeping her afioar long enough TO
~ % the nearest landing. else the officers
sss crew would not have taken to The
esAss tn the fearful storm chat ragged. Tire
sssse4 carried an extra large crew because
IS ne pc head II i've stock on board
h*ss Capt. Baxter and the remainder
Ne crew who steered for Seal island
.ass succeeded Ia reaching shore before
sas eE'ie, Il Is feared they will never do
heavy gale has been blowing al
~ continuously since yesterday. They
- however As good a chance az saving
sasaas3yes as fhe men who have beer
SsM fsem sud 2; Is hoped they are now
ezaa
az 1eFona vas enc steel steamer %
- tors register ana sfSs sross tonnage.
etongsd 70 the Thompson lire aud
"a aa1i' II Dundee IN iSSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

The practice OF publishing medical test
rnorSials is certainly nor a new one; IN fact.
the subject is well-aiza threadhAre. the
columns Of every paper being full az
ttem. Nevertheless. occasionally a case
appears OF so Interesting and remarkable
a character as 70 merit special attention.
OF such a character is the experience Of
Mrs. T.. L LognSbu,y. OF Olympia,
Washington who now .es!dsS at No. IL
Maple Park, in that city.
Mrs LounsogTyss trouble was an agEra-
waited case Of stomach trouble. She says:
was very weak. could not 81, UP IN bed
more than an hour az a tire. no appetite.
eating the juice Of rare beef. My hus-
band would have 10 read % me until TWO
or three O'Clock in the morning before
sleep would GENE, my heart was weak
and troublesome, gas would collect in my
stomach SO that number cf times dur
ing the day / would become almost help
less.
l saw the new stomach remedy Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets. advertised In the
Christian Herald Of Detroit. ana even
now. after taking bat one box, ] am a
good advertisement fer them: l sleep
good, have a good appetite, my heart Is
better. my nerves stronger. 1 am gain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

NEW INTERPRETATIONS.
Mining Compa MES. as UsunI. Far in
the Majority.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Insellgencer.
OLYMPIA, Jan. f.--Articles for the fol-
lowing domestic corporations have been
filed with the secretary OF state:
Moore Investment Company. OF Seattle:
capital. 500 GO.
Splnning-Greeu Alaska Mining & Mer-
o10. ~
F; III, & c. Mining Company. Of Spokane:
capital, s1.Ga 900.
Lady Green Mining & Milling Company.
or Spokane; capital, si.no0oso
copper Giant Mining Company, Of Spo-
kane: capital 81 GO 90.
Young & Williams Uncorporated), OF
Blaine: capital. SsE. GO
The Texada Smelling Company. Of Sc
attic: capital. 81. eclooo
Upper Yukon Company, OF Seattle: capt.
tai. G6oo.
The Occur. d'Alene Company. ot Spo-
kane; capital $sa0na
Northwest Gold Mining & Development
Company. % Spokane: capital s. G0ael0
Going Northrup Company. OF seattle:
capital Es.ca
:. Western Transit Company. Of Port
Townsend: capital. Ss5rui
Tyler Street. Wharf Company. O. Port
Townsend: capital SCI 0Ca.
Chicago Clothing House Uncorporateti1
cf Tacoma, capital s. DC
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02
Told an TnE olD cIaC,> NAV.
Exciting S3rrumstsRces Attending
the Ies> uf the BiE Anaconda

we est as aasesuaA once' xsta
the p{1 circus man '.a the mos. strgss-
lar IRA s2eF yoa <ter ~ "a 81. yo4 cCaId
70; EueS~ row Il yaa sa4aI4 guess Tor
forty years
'~rs3s vaS ~ -s.s s.r-e y hea we h4a the
rre4l esSAteeE -ta>sI Elr.ee sAat I've tad
osl ao,lt. ara c>' very singular gtsa-
s53eaes. tA2s anaconda vas tu>t -ae Sarr}e
.eTs-- 1--tsust eighteen sess Iozg L sex eu.
cf rs %sEs oEe G4&- AcR r.@.~5y ever
knew and ssr1s.e4 1Fa- % waer= tae g.
sa@e was ly}rs. ou-s.ls tae htE ar.
asleep 81 the Eya4ss. WAX aua.g ne
e&-ogy could have Possessed th> ararsr-
6A % c9ss&F t}s giraffe. I 1ar'c anou. -
ISIS "a Was tzsSc&~se = p4S the d-St iz.t-e
,as-c Z came scrCNs- bat i @aEaa c.s.-
srS ltse.t aTo2gZ T~H gt1a.te's @.s5 t. aa.s
tsks- about tss2 t-Tzz. guess, wae1 tas
elsS~ = e. nr
''E>rtSnse-e&2 W. a1w. Tse seorv was
eo-EE or--sss- s.aste4 far tee after11-a7
PERFORM TIE eAwU w&s wSl~s
&r5s1y3 tH@ g3~E crEe&trr RS W. vsfg
T. PUSHED he gIEa2s sNay.zS hss sowg
rex ard cFaCktIs rs s*.p the tara
G@-e * t-1se1 te~s ~ anaconda, 2.Sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

Southern states. lie Says. VIII He
.Deluged With Hood In fsas.

saEk@ EAE&-+taI-
TIE prophetic eye q he conoa>tor
OF the familiar Englgsh almanac known
as .NtolH No-sre's'' has already taken js.
thfrxx that are predicted covre - pass. the
ought - furnish a >ee3ce assortment. q
erportus.tfss Tor Journalistic enterprise.
'sDtra distress ard trouble ws are tn
formed. viii enve.op she nations as with
! garment Crowns wttl fall aud. - some
cases n@a4is WITH them
The .'e~eJe rnonarchlesT - Europe.
however according % ~U,3 Noc-e." wfl3
rot - the on,v sufferers fer he states
that s. America "A fearful a4t Bloody
struggle will axe places between the whfts
ara black races" TIE southern states
n-e 20 be Delayed MIC SFsozi ard scenes
enacted recalling re DAVIS Of X ard -
IL NsTsgYahs-- caasra lrt ter = - -
s,v-zr,e,l III ~sth the planet Mas.
After iris the discovery q ire Nor'a PCS
comes a. an aays-cssGtQx~ aad even tfe
news that - cAiasosty 81 anSS-eceJsn ;et
magnitude raay Se expectE or tae
'Y-,,a-,sess fails - awake within Is u2ore
thsn spaenersl interest
" are 81 cou~<N. scTTy Tor ne Hffle
kse- = Spain wAc Is - Pc Nt@GsE~a-
g,..s eArr}ea Aercss tie frontier. 2Sc oar
sy-fs pathsex 60 cut % tfse Pr7aca q s-es-
We = condemned - = @'se-rkc}> s&sss-.3 -
rsa~aErsntt' TEE German emperor, 5c@
evAr = - attain the sse8rsst - - as
heart --NhAtxvw- tAzg may ee.
Somewhat mere sa-1laDg = ths a.
rc4neeraans that % May . COLLISION Wal
e<>car between the greatest Sao k4EosSAS.
powers"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02
GREAT INGENUITY OF MOUSE.
This One Opened n Door In Order TO
Get at the Food supply.

A lady tells a story % how she kept some
food In an o!i-fashioned washstard In her
room saws Forest and Stream. The mice
got at the food. She wondered how. She
could End no hole through which mouse
could possibly get into the compartment In
which the food was kept But tie mystery
vas explained She sar ore fay alone IN
the room painting. A little mouse came
from somewhere. II approached the stand
Tire com cartment that contained the food
was closed by folding doors. Ia ore OF
which was attached c!eat 20 cover the
crack between the TWO.
Sot being AZ all afraid ~ the mouse. the
lady kept on painting with ri eye or the
Intruder 70 see wha, e would 10. L eTi-
IDENTITY knew where TIE food Eas-through
tsls serse 0s smell no 6a.iAt Though some
other mouse might have Informed t. Il sat
unen rs launches and booked -.
The button OF the doors was considerably
ahove y. f0r The stand was raised three
frraes f-z-n the fscor hv feet. Il seemed 20
deliberate. Then If made a lean and struck
the doors 81 the bottom AZ the place %
their touching on the cleat. at the very
point where a blow wnBii es moss likely
70 tar them open
This action was repearsd three times
TIE last tire one title paw vent back q
ira cIeat. which had beer Jared 0lJ sor1s-
uha. ard the other succeeded n catching
=, as 20 support tAs nao13<e' ood%. TIE
-esuit7 The door teirE pulled ard pushed
r-.au az ~at9onsI}v IS a human hand ccu!d
have aoue Il. The lady coG}si Hot aIAo~ hsr
food 81 80 sT.oae1. cf coursa- TIE NOISE
va ersress away. bar the iasy nlast have
rsgrstte! the necessity 81 preventing IS
.s,s,,i-r what II had cone at ov procedure
certainly a. rational ~ was ever human
procedure
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ne MKLAND'S CREW SAFE.
~xrE TAKEN OFF THE DISABLED
aARK BIZ THE LAURA MAY.
n..Anan whitney says the Vessel
s~sung . Leak After Leaving the
CeIan Mia River, and They Were
Unsble to Gain on the Water.

ASTORIA. Or, Jan Capt. Whitney
sad the crew o. ten men OF the bark
fakIznd. which went ashore OF Cage
Yix,,eYy last Wednesday, were picked ID
sv the schooner Laura May and were
isaded here safely this afternoon.
On December IS ttls schooner Laura
Nav spoke the Oakland, which was fy-
1uw signals OK distress. The bark wss
Issk.Eg badly and Capt. Whitney and his
rrev OF ten naen took 20 the boats and
baraee the Laura May. The schooner
szsled into the Columbia river December
4 and anchored near sand island. A gale
spr1lrg up and size was compelled to put
10 sea again
Yesterday Pilot Malcolm. who was In
charge Of the German ship Henrietta
vasch arrived In today. reported that he
kelsved the Laura May had picked up
The crew Of The Oakland. as he saw eleven
ner On the little schooner. Although she.
schooner with tae shipwEecked crew gas
rrzefscaily II the harnor here three days
aro there was TO positive Information
tat tire crew u the Oakland was safe a,-
u today, when they stepped ashore from
tte Laura May.
-Au hands sagsfi." was the saixtatloa
made By Capt Whitney of the wrecked
Aa.k Oakland, az he stood on the deck OF
the schooner Laura May. In speaking OF
his recent rough experience Capt. Whit
ney said:
Myself and ten men have had very
exrrow escape. We sailed from Astoria
Deesrabsr - with cargo OF lumber far
California. Shortly after leaving the Co
Emhla river We struck a gale. but man
aged 20 reach a. south. Directly we were
b another heavy gale and were drifted
towards the north. ON the 2ttn ! found
tat water in the hold was gaining upon
- Il being then seven feet. It was evil
dent TO us that the seams IN the forward
part Of the boat had spread In an nnac-
e6untab.s manner.
AT > O'Clock on the afternoon OF the 24th.
Ne commenced THROWN our deck load
cserhoard and By .. m or Christmas day
lad finished down To the hog chains Then
We found that the forward hog chain had
rarted. This may have caused the leak, At
Ia on the morning OF the 18th, the main
deck blew up from the pressure OF water
beneath as IL q charge OF dynamite had
already under water. but up to thar time
Ne bad hops Of being able 10 wear her
around and get into port. After the ace.-
Cent We concluded II was useless to stay
% the ship any longer. and took to The
boats
ecbeoner Laura May. from San Francisco
es- position then being about forty-aye
miles west OF Cape Disappointment.
made signals Of distress by firing blue
EShts ard rockets and the schooner hove
% fer Us. After taking TO the boats we
vsre only about forty minutes In reaching
the schooner. The sea was very rough
tas al, Of us managed 10 get aboard OF ssr
b safety. We took nothing away with Us
bat the rags We stood In. There was no
Issuance on the vessel, but the cargo was
Insured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Small parties continue 70 leave whatcom
%, prospect III the Mount Baker goss
Fully s5o,ao was handled this year by
the bank n RstZvilIe. Adams county.
Wash. during the harvesting season.
Register A. C. Lloyd. or the waila
Wal.a land office. on Friday turned over
The books and !, ot tI.,I property IN his pos
The prosecuting attorney Of Adams
county says that the cost 70 Adams county
or the Symes trial, in Whitman county.
will be about s3eoo. Symes' first trial cost
F. A. Carpenter. OF Spokane, has bought
and shipped from East Sound another Car
lead Of choice apples. This makes the
he hopes TO ship another by the end Of
This week. The fruit is marketed IN Chi
eago, and buyers there speak in the high
est praise OF lis quality.
When Pennoyer was elected mayor OF
Portland he pledged himself 10 onlv draw
ene-haf OF the salary OF 81 On Fri
day he directed the auditor TO draw war
rants covering the $3.50 which ne had not
drawn on his years salary, giving one
half Of = 10 various charities and the
other sl.25o TO the Democratic county COM
nlittee.
Lightship No. 50. which for several years
was stationed of the mouth Of the Co.
lEnbia river. and which for two months
has been under repairs, was successfully
launched In Astoria "Wednesday afternoon
ttiN Smith ssltD DE the
Astoria Iron Works. She will be fitted
cut and placed in commission again at
an early date. II is understood that No.
81, now on duty at the mouth Of the river.
Will then be placed at a station on Puget
sound. the Historian says.
Mrs. Huntoon's home in Fairhaven was
entered by thieves Sunday night while
the family was at church. Everything in
the house was ransacked. but only Sli5 in
cash was stolen: b. W. Huntoon re-
turned home before the thieves mad fin
ished their work, and they made their es-
cape through the kitchen window, which
they had pried open. w. s. W-harton's
Residence was broken into but Mr. and
MIS-. Wharton were at home. and the
wouId-be thieves were obliged TO beat a
hasty retreat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

ire giraffe slashed around IN tn. air ard
ssatfea ~ sEas1s7 tha canvas rcct ard
slammed down an the ground Jumping
around Ike mad. Ia been in The saow
business sarus tIrns. bue Ia never saen
anything IKE that
The p~oT8e dtdn'- kncw What TO make
Of & az first, they kind o thought Il was
part u rh= show. though they acted as
though they thought Il vas a p-eesv
szeery part; hu- IL about FIRE secon -
thev realized whsr /. wss. and then tlsey
thought they'd had their MONEYS worth
and Trey wanted To go; and they did 20.
6roprfng dosvr from the backs CT the
seats and getting out any way they could:
ara leaving the big giraffe there 'rasxIlag
with the anaconda and thrashing X
around ard sIarting II down and making
every effort 10 shake It OF, but wi1hou.
any eject.
There's where the old nan came in.
as he always diI IN any real emergency.
He wzs walking around the ring. now
back OF the giraffe and alongside Of him.
ard keeping Is close 20 him as he could
grid waiting far chance. Presently the
giraffe. s.oshing the great SNAKE around
IN the air n all directions, doubled Il
around the center pole. II just happened
SO. hut that was the old mans chance
When the auac3ndas tail swung around
he seized e. ard fourteen other r1en tai
tied On tn less man that number % sac
ends. 4 canvssrran came cut with an ak
s. Chop says the old man. and one
blow On he band OF the big serpent.
where he went around tire center pola.
vas enough. Ard thats the way We lest
the Big anaconda; but as compared vita
giraffes anacoGdas were cheap: and we
were go to set out of It as wen as We
die"