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NOT FOR JOHN BARRETT.
He Declines the rendered Appointments a.
Minister to Japan and Lloyd Griscom
Will He Named.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-Secretary
Hay has received a cablegram from
John Garrett, dated Calcutta, stating
that he regarded it his duty to con-
tinue his connection with the ST.
Louis exposition, and therefore de-
clining the Japanese mission which
had been rendered him. 1t is said
Barrett's salary is $4,000 year and
perquisites. 1t is understood that
Lloyd Griscom, Jr., now minister to
Persia, who was charge d. affaires at
Constantinople, and in that capacity
did much to effect settlement OF
the American claims, will be the sue.
cessor to the late Minister Buck
Toxic,
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Carpenters o,mcu,. job.

Washington, Dec. 13.-Howard B.
Carpenter, the surveyor who made a
contract with the government for the
survey of the boundary line between
Colorado, New Mexico and Oklahoma,
has notified the interior department.
that he cannot comply with the terms
of the contract with reference to the
time within which the survey was to
be completed. According to the con-
tract Carpenter was to be paid at the
rate of SIS a mile, or total of about
500 900 for the entire survey.
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Must Have Better ROADS.

Washington, Dec. 15.-The post Of
fee department has a scheme under
consideration which, if adopted, will
help to do away with the bad roads
to be found in many parts of the
country. The plan is to have in
spectors appointed in the rural free
delivery part of the service whose
duty it shall be to determine whether
the roads over which it is proposed
rural carriers shall travel are fit.
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Sac and Fox Indians Dying OF.

Guthrie, Ok, Dec. 15.-Dr. Wyman,
the government physician at the Sac
and Fox Indian agency in Oklahoma,
announces that a large majority of
the tribe are afflicted with tubercu-
losis, scrofula and other incurable
diseases and adds that the tribe will
be practically annihilated within
few years. The latest report says
there are but 479 members of this
once powerful tribe left.
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Admiral Dewey at Culebra.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Dec. 16.-Ad-
miral Dewey, commanding the fleet,
with the exception of the Massachu-
sets, sailed for Culebra yesterday
morning and engaged the vessels in
tactical evolutions. These evolutions
are preliminary to the great exer-
cises which are to follow the holi-
DAYS
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Defeated Candidate Charge. Bribery.

Salem, Mo-, Dec. 16.-Mason Cape,
the defeated democratic candidate
for the legislature from this (Dent)
county, has commenced contest pro-
ceedings against w. P. Elmer, the re-
publican nominee. Cape charges his
opponent with violati the corrupt
practice act by spending a larger
sum of money than the act allows.
$500 of which is alleged to have been
sent to bride the voters of. Dent
county,
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Two Buil:,ine. to Cost $1,000. 600.

Washington, Dec. 13.-The house
committee on public buildings and
grounds reported favorably the bill
appropriating $7.ooo.ooo to purchase
site for building for the supreme
court, the department of justice.
national law library and internation-
al tribunals. The committee also re-
ported the bill for the construction
of new department of agriculture
building to cost 81 100000.
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Sensational shootine a, webb City.

Joplin, Mo-, Dec. 16.-The poor
craftsmanship of Mrs. Henry jenkins
is all that prevented a double trag-
edy on the streets of Webb City.
Henry jenkins, wealthy mine own
er, was talking with a woman when
Mrs. Jenkins appeared upon the
scene. Pulling q re yolver she fired
four shots at the couple, who fed
for safety. None of the shots took
effect
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Every Taxpayer a stockbo,der.

Ottumwa, Ia, Dec. 16.-Every tax
payer in Ottumwa is to be made a
stockholder in a waterworks COM
pany if the plans now on foot in this
city are carried out. 1t is said to be
the second time in the history of the
United Stats that such a scheme has
ever been suggested.
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When Wife Beating Il Justifiab,e.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 16.-The Min
nesota supreme court holds that I'M
der certain circumstances a man may
strike his wife and be justified in his
action. The point was brought out
in the appeal of Isadore S. Colahan.
Colahan struck his wife because he
had good reason to believe she was
unfaithful, which the court found to
be sufficient to eXtenuate defendants
violence
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An Audience Dropped into /. Cellar.

ST. Charles, ILL.,, Dec. 16.--Thirty
people were hurled from the first
floor to the cellar of the Roche build
ing here Sunday night and five Of
them were seriously injured. The
building was overtaxed by the weight
of several hundred people, who were
witnessing an entertainment, and a
section of the main supports gave
way. The greater part of the crowd
escaped before the collapse came.
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To Ssdetrack Fowler Bill.

Washington, Dec. 16.-Efforts to
pass the Fowler currency bill, which
was introduced at the last session
and made the subject of elaborate
discussion by the press of the nation,
will be abandoned by the republicans
of the house. In it's place will be
pushed the asset currency bill pre-
pared by Comptroller Ridgely.
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Grain Handlers In Di.trees.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 16.-The grain
handlers of the state are coming to
bitter realization of the fact that
there is car famine over the coun-
try. The famine is seriously incon-
veniencing the moving of grain, and
is causing losses to the large ship
perS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-12-19

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 16.-State SUI
perintendent Nelson thinks it would
be a good thing if the county normal
Institutes were graded. Mr.. Nelson
believes better results will be
achieved if the inexperienced teachers
are given an elementary course, and
the experienced teachers more adj
vanced subjects.
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Midnight Attack by Moro..

Manila, Dec. ia force of Moros
attacked Camp Wears, island of Min
danao, on Tuesday after 20 days in
activity. They were repulsed without
loss on the American side. The
Moros approached stealthily at mid
night, but the Americans were not
SurpriSed.
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Toy Fnctorie. to Combine.

South Bend, Ind, Dec. 13.-Plans
for combination of the larger toy
factories of the country are about
complete and the. South Bend toy
works, employing 400 people. is in
cluded in the list. The combination
will have about $4,000, 600 capital.
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B-van Wants tn Know

Austin, Tex, Dec. 16.-William ].
Bryan will arrive here Friday. He
will go from here 10 Mexico, where
he will spend the Christmas holidays
and make personal investigation Of
the existing conditions brought about
there by the tremendous decline in
the price of silver.
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A Line from CoffevviIle to Blackwell.

Guthrie, Ok. Dec. 16.-It is an
nounced from Blackwell, Ok, that q
private corporation will build a
line for the Missouri Pacific from
Coffeyville, Kan, through the Chero-
zee and Usage Indian reservations
to Blackwell, 120 miles.
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Chairman A baueh Ser ou.lv Hur.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 15.-While leav-
ing his Office in the state house Nor
ton Albaugh, state bank commission
er and chairman of the republican
state committee, fell on the stone
steps at the south entrance of the
building and his right thigh was bro
ken. The physicians permit no one
to see him and say his recovery is
doubtful
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An FIX Governor., Son Gone.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 16.-The police
authorities of this city and Omaha
are busy in an effort to ascertain the
whereabouts of George G. Furnas.
son of eX-Gov. Robert w. Furnas.
who disappeared last Thursday.
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Doug A.. Sncceeas Judge Henry

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 16.-Gov.
Docke,y has appointed Shannon C..
Douglass judge of division 4, of the
jackson county circuit court, to sue
coed the late Judge John w. Henry.
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Gates, Z, r. Go Fort arthur.

Beaumont, Tex, Dec. 1S.-John w.
Gates, who is resting at his summer
home at Port Arthur, previous to
starting another 81, 6o0,o corner in
wheat, has donated S125,000 TO Port
Arthur for Improvements.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-12-19

Washington, Dec. 16.-The state de-
nartment has notified DR.. j. r. Cross
land, of st. Joseph, Mo-, minister to
Liberia, that his services would be
dispensed with at once.
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A Contes. for a Missouri Election.

ST. Louis, Dec. 16.-Charles F. Joy,
test against John T. Hunt, democrat,
Tor representative from the Eleventh
congressional district of Missouri.
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Caurh. a Golden Eagle in Kansas.

Emporia, Kan, Dec. 15.-Ray Wad-
dington, on a farm near here, cap
tured alive the largest eagle ever cx-
fibited here. 1t is golden eagle and
measures eight feet five inches from
tip to tip of its wings. Washington
shot the eagle in the tip of the wing.
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win Hold q sunday se..ion.

Washington, Dec. 14.-The house
has adopted the resolution providing
for the session on Sunday, February
8, for paying tribute to the memory
of the late Senator Eeweli, Of New
Jersey.
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He Escaped from the rombs.

st. Louis, Dec. 14.-James, alias
RED" Callahan, said to be the only
man who ever escaped from the New
York tombs, is a prisoner here. He
was arrested as a fugitive from JUS
.tice on telegram from Chief Titus,
of the New York force.
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Nm DIV . ON over This.

Washington, Dec. 16.-When the
enate met Monday the house reso-
ution providing for the usual holi-
ay recess from December 20 to jan
AIRY was agreed to without di-
1ision.
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Kicked the Sher,fr's Revolver.

Columbus, Kan, Dec. 16.-While in
a store here, Sheriff o. w. Sparks
was approached by friend who play
fully kicked him, striking the
sheriff's revolver in back pocket.
1t was discharged and the ball ranged
upward into the sheriff's right Shout
der, inf1icting a wound from which
he NAV not recover.
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A Factory In St Looi,-

Kansas City, Mo-. Dec. 1.-THE
Loose-Wiles Cracker company (anti-
trust) will establish 100000 plant
in st. Louis, to be operated in con-
nection with the Kansas City factory.
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Thieve. Burned a Joplin Store.

Joplin, Mo-, Dec. 16.-Thieves en-
red the grocery store of L. Coles
ln,lay night and made sway with
alf the stock in wagons. To cover
the crime the store was set on fire
nd burned. The new residence. of
Irs. Jennie Sanders was also burned.
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Mark Dunn .und Guilty of Murder.

ST. Joseph, Mo-, Dec. 16.-Mark
1unn, charged with the murder of
Nfred Fenton. at Rushville, Mo-, last
.uly, was yesterday found guilty of
murder in the first degree.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-12-19

New York, Dec. 16.-A number of
banks of this city and j. P. Morgan
Z Co. have formed pool of S5O,O0O,-
90 to lend in the money market in
he event of actual emergency.
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indians Against Uoitin< with Okiahom,

Washington, Dec. 16.-The secre-
airy of the interior yesterday trans
-nitted to the senate the official: pro-
gest of the five Civilized tribes of In
!ians against the uniting of the In
Ian territory with Oklahoma as
one state.
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Ardmore, I. T., Dec. 16.-Rock Is
nd engineers completed yesterday
lie survey frop Waurika, Ok, to
rdmore, a distance of SO miles. The
ompany viii commence the. early
obstruction of this branch.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-12-19

Bishop Quigley, of Buffalo. N. Y,
will succeed the late Archbishop Fee
han at Chicago
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ARBITRATION NAY PREVAIL.
No Further Aggressive Movements In vens
exaelan Waters Until Castro's ProPo-
sition II Disposed OF.

London, Dec. 16.-The Associated
press has reason to believe that or
ders will or have been sent to the
British commander in Venezuelan wa
ter to take no further aggressive &C
ton at present, pending decision
being arrived at on the proposal for
arbitra ton. This came in the Ssrn
of proposal, through the United
States government, to submit the
claims of British and German sub
jects to arbitration, whic' Lord Lans-
downe announced latel IN the day
in the house of lords, is now under
consideration by the British govern
ment."
Lord Lansdowne added: 1--WE are
greatly indebted to the good offices
of the Unit bates minister at
Caracas"
Italy Joins In the Blockade.
Berlin, Dee. 16.-The foreign Office
yesterday informed the Associated
press that Italy will participate in
the blockade by agreement with the
allies and that a portion of the
coast will be assigned to the Italian
ships. The proceedings against Ven
ezuela thus becomes in every respect
tri-prrtite.
Want Castro to Resign.
Caracas, Dec. 16.-Inaction reigns in
government circles here. The off,
Gals do not know what to do and are
depending entirely upon the United
States to assist them. A movement
is on foot here, headed by prominent
doctors and lawy~.s to request Pres
ident Castro to resign and to ask
Vice President Ayala to assume the
presidency and form cabinet with
out party tendencies. 1t is also pro-
posed to summon congress to APP
point a temporary president and ar
range the questions in dispute in a
manner satisfactory to all concerned.
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CANADIAN Pacific to Build q Fleet

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 13.-The News
says: The Canadian Pacific railroad
will build large feet which viii put
the line on an equality with the Lee
high, Great Northern and other lines
as far as the advantages of lake
transportation are concerned.
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National con.umptive sarltariun-

New Orleans, Dec. 13.-The Ameri-
can Public Health association yes
terday concurred in resolution rec
commended by the executive commit
tee in favor of a national consumps
ton sanitoria.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

less time than il wou.G take "a steamer.
said Jam's Henry
Much less said his grandfather NO longer
than il would take train They know inst
whore they are gpins. 1 don't doubt. down 10
some southern marsh and the exact srot i'm the
marsh where the older leaders passed last win
ter. And they 40 There iu an air line th-
straiEhtest Nay. which takes them right out
over the sea.
''IiuI do al birds when tney fiy South lu th..
fam talk. such great rapid flights Don't the
little birds get tired Ana how DO they know.
their way through tLe aIr9' asked James Henry
some Of your question can answer some OF
il l cannot" said his grandfather. Many Of
the smaller birds do not fly the whole distance
in a day. They stop 10 rest making stages of
the Journey. and travelling as much as possible
by land. Ia some rural places the people can
tell 10 "A day just when the different kinds Of
birds win suddenly be seen one evening. only 90
start the next morning for the North or South.
according to season. But how the birds tell
where 10 fiy. by what marks they steer their
wonderful courses through the air. where a
man in the best flying machine Santos Dumout
eyer dreamed Of would be lost, helplessly lost
,.itbout a compass is a mystery no has
..,,e- solved And then, too BY what law the
birds start for the North a certain day al
v,avs that day. whether the season IS late or
early. the food supply plenty or short, no one
knows. At any rate. their instinct never fails
tbern and even the young birds. born IN The
summer set out on the long, peTilous Journey
sop,b,,ard a tourney often ~ thousand miles
or more across sea and land. with no signs OF
fear or hesitation
They were nearly IT the boat landing now. II
Won viii look up something about these annual
niprations Of the birds, and tell me what kind
az birds We can see around NeW-fork and al
what time Of the year they make their flights,
said his grandfather running the boat IN against
the landing, Il viii tell You later about the
wonderful run Of the reindeer i"F lhe sail
water"
..It's a bargain" said James Henry. Il like
reindeer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
IS CROSS is A BElR.

You're rs cross as a teart' said Bess 10 Billy.
tH'i- Jim whistsd Pears aren't cross To- men,
bers ot their own family ne said. Now knew
B.ss ana Billy both ran to him and climbed up
on Lis Zap.
"hii sou really ever know a bear?'' cried Billy.
with wide oI.r eyes
"W,N. uut iut.u.atei-." said Uncle Jim but I
ana One c.E 1 WIS out with a hunting party and
"' -.N r-Lt straight ia front OF us-what DO you
s-ru ,-.-"
~ real lslr. GasreI the children in concert
'l,s. "a real mother bear and her little son. The
dogs started after thsm and the mother bear
began t1 rau. but the little baby son couldn't run
as fast as she did. and the dogs were gaining on
him. So -at cl yoI suppose the mother boar did?
Leave her little son t-hiud2 No. sir-ss-,e she
picked tH" baby bear up on her stout nose and
tossed him way abs41. then she ran fast and
caught Ip 20 Elm and gave him another boost that
s'Ht man NfHTE through the air. She kept this up
Tor o. U-ll- and a half. then she tired 20
any i-rtarr, and the DOGS surrounded her. Then
she sat up or her launches took her baby in her
hina paws and fought the dogs OF with her fore
paws And how she did roar,'
i--s -hutter,d.
You ccIft hear her miles away She never for
when the mother shOt the baby cub jumped
on hey dead body and tried fight of the dogs
with hiS uttr baby paws That's the way the
bears stand by each other Sometimes I think
ter. Hey. i.y-- what You CRYING abgut1 /
guess won't tell You any more bear stories II that
Is the way II makes yOI feel"
-Euly.' sobbed Eess. you're as good-ds good as
Ta,n they an laughed together and forgot what
they had been cross about
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
1THlLE GRIGKIElT* ~

But how does he make this cheerful little x-hir,s
Chirp. Chirp!? II you have never caught him m
the act you would hardly guess what he uses for
a fiddle. Nothing but his wingsi Each wing has
ON the under side very thick vein running cross
wise through the middle. 1t is rouebened nv, ,,ar
ridges. and looks like 9 tiny file The unp.r
sketch IN the lower right hand corner represents
piece @. ;his ridge. under microscopa This 10
the hddl' string for there is but one In aIditio,
along the edge Of each wing is Irregular thicen-
lnS, seen i'm the second sketch This * his boD-
When he wishes 10 play his fiddle he lifts botb
wings tin they are at right angles with his bodv
and ruts them together so that the tbicLepod
edge or bow is drawn across The thickened vein or
string.
Mrs Cricket looks very much like her husband
except that. like the katydid she carries a Io,o
slender spear the end OF her body with wb,ch
to deposit her eggs These laid in the ground
like those of the grasshopper anf hatch out in the
spring
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

NT beyond tae ,a~t ley.l % the marshes the
- sun had 'eft "a belt Of hot angry rcd in
Ay' NO other boat vas in sight not a bird
- D me sky and There was no sound save the
!, - u NE oars .E the water. II was the death
'Ae day they We're witnessing. and neither
'ts Henry no. Lls grandfather f,lt like talk
--''en'y In tho acrth low down on the sky
!, "NeFe The angry rai flush paled into the
~ gray, There Appeared a black sTcck.
Ns nearer ''''-'S '''1'' ana rap
p. cried james Henry. What is ihat2"
- 6'~haiather turned answered quickly
Rang ~ ''sN" aho stopped
a.. man and boy watched the speck in its
"p'foaoh. u seemed al FIRST 10 mount the
60 coming up from the horizon. A. il
rss., he inverted bowl Of the sky II soon
a.. l's'i .Hi. long, dark line like a great
~ men as II drew stin nearer, the two
Con- Tar below could see that the line Was
rar,l oi hundreds 81 great birds not in
ori.- O'osr' 20 be- sure. but nearly enough in
ioFnstion u iehs' aro"iAe
\.
- see they were not really living higher and
c., but In level hight. They had cone o,,
taa,,, -''h north ouly a moment before In the
AssS -1h Hash Of the sunset they went by over
cana - iIo'n the Tar height OF the sky there
sos,s sNh TO the man and the boy the faint
ur ~ ~ ~e whirring OF myriad wings. and the
ios ,s.1ng King can Of the leaders. Like an ar
gl.-,'-s PASSED. like an arrow on its gigantic
hs,sr .s-t night through mile on mile Of spaoe.
% he -. ing hair's breadth On its course
h ST.. inward Rapidly the arrow dwindIed
skyline y, "saln' the speok was lost below the
sEeep q, bifds had passed across the entire
bis granssD' heavens before James Henry and
hssnt 1''''r had fully realized what IL an
-hut ths, said James Henry. finally.
ssTe tA..,. @ hne sighti What sort OF bird.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

They were Wild fowl" said his r-an5rsther.
one often sees them flying southwark iu tha
IAN and northTard in the sprlus- H.t one -.l-
1oln gets chance 10 see ffen So plainly. and .n
such an Impressive auC ..ne,y place.
But those birds il they kert on ia Tie .a-r-.
they We're goins.' said James Henry. ~uo.rI
soon get out 20 sea. Why DO they DO that
They wiz gs- out 70 sea. frr space. yes.~
answered the oll gentleman, "ugt only cor "a
space After a tire ln The direction th,s tog h.
they VIII strike tL- coast again Net FOR two
OF three hundred miles TO he sure. But how
long Go you think .t Viii take them 70 travel
that distance AZ Tho rate they were goingrr
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

- l"Liny advancing work OF the subway and show
lt.liS from foreign countries and from the
F I'm. cisles and States of our own country one
rt "a 'lt ltcimerS OF American Workma uship II is
n -" EIyat surprise that the people from far off
uttll.t'S t0ck TO the United States, for il will
ne an time 10 the leading country Of the yvor
a iu lie men Indt are in government positions are
49, q ] lI Ihtir power to attain this point
ne SUBWAY rs a great Underta king and when the
CONTRACTORS agreed 10 have il completed i'm four
!! ."i9 many people said IL ridiculous. that
INC Wound never have II finished i'm that time but
pH ,h. soc their mistake. for the subway is half
CONNECTED and U IS but two years since il was
coHii.' .''t 10 viii cost E5g9o.u. hut it viii be-
81 ertt-Ily yours
Watch Hin. r l. " A.. fft.G1
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
FLIGHT OF THE WILD FOWh
JAMES HENRY WONDERS AT THEIR RE
MAKKAEIE INsrINCT.

James Henry and h.s grandfather were re-
turning from an afternoon row up the creek.
They were pulling the oars le.survly, for neither
wished 20 hurry Tho boat glied through the
brown marshes. and the long. dead grass that
hung from tile banks .ajo the creek lifted and
sank up and down. il the waves the boat lef,
behind il. out in The cast toward the town and
the open sea. The might was gathering, but ia the