New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09

not understand word He was too stupid to
understand their language, and they felt very
sorry for him
Presently what seemed TO be a dark clio Id en- the
horizon turned be the smoke from the sea
port town they were approaching. Both kids stood
up and looked with all ewes. they building
after building appear the horizon. with tall
straight poles stuck up in the air behind them
md long, round chimneys. On closer inspection
the poles turned out 10 be the tall rnasts Of the
ships on the harbor and the round chmneys the
smokestacks OF the steamers. When they got
right in the midst of all :he noise and hustle of
the town Day whispered 20 Night:
i would not like TO get out here for there is not
blade Of grass TO eat a tree lie under or a
thing 10 drink" You see. they were passing by
the big warehouses on their way to the wharf and
there are never any trees in such places OF grass
either, Out this was the hrst time little Day lad
been in a large town. and it made her afraid.
Nlght liked all the noise and commotion. and
when he saw fruit stand for the first time his
little eyes twinkled with delight, while his mouth
wateTed for Of the delicious looking fruit.
But he knew he could not have any for he re-
membered hearing his father tell what happened
TO him when he tried 10 help himself 10 some fruit
from stand the first time ne visited a town
widest river they called the bayl they had ever
9[esIneo about win large steamers and sailboats
Hxoauhs on lis surface or lying at anchor loading
ifeight ana provisions for their trip across the
The kids kept very sun for long time and
tNStGheq me farmer unload his wagon by carrying
called the gangplank, that 'oH F 5ridge taS they
with every motion of the water. '-
At last Night got tired of watching and de-
went across the galigplank he foilowed Close al
ms heels once on board ne liked il very much
anc after running all over he ran back 10 roav
gay gay 70 ger 9gt Of ne wagon and come too At
hLst sac v ooo not 20 for fear the farmer would
on WINE IneE SeTe exploring the ship. The first
Tine she crossed the gangpiank she trembled with
after she mao run around the ship awhile she be
gan 10 forget her fear, and would run across the
When the farmer they were doing no harm.
them. he laughed anc let them run around 10 suit
AS they came across the gangplank the last time
they heard crash. and. looking in The direction
from which II came. they where huge box
loaded wagon and broken all 10 pieces letting the
oranges roll through the mud OF the streets Ike
Look. Night, at those big. yellow apples Let
''6ioosie. they are not apples" said Night They
and Try them and see how We Ike them
oranges spilled. and Night picked the
biggest he could IND and biz into il.
Hugh, what nasty. sour thing. 1 guess
must have got a bad one
While Night was sampling his Day was doing
likewise only she had got piece or orange peel
fast IN her teeth the bitter taste Of which added
10 the sour Of the orange. made her mouth pucker.
aid she was running around looking for a place
% get down 10 the water NOT kaoT I9 II Vas Z,
they both hurried back board the ship 10 look
Vow il happened that no one sa " them go aboard.
and when the farmer had unloaded his wagon and
ss re, eoy 70 S5s cola 5oT nf mem 6ohere After
waiting naf hour 70 see y shey %6gid n"t s coI.
them somewhere in town
The reason he or any body else could not find
tsin's room They han wandered ali over the ship
looking for water and had last come across a
ers trytn TO get at ii they had accidentally shut
-%s door. and there they we're caught Ike mice IN