New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
''TeddY " IN q Storm in an Oper, Boar

Then came calm ms sTe2h but one sSu9B :; 9B. asE 5o
Of Sbs bos1 I99ee & ss FOR & O0 snd Fred sailed on
with all his canvas AS the water began 10 dash
day was abandoned. and a landing was made on
a little island just at the mouth Of Kings Bay.
native huts are called, and you may be sure big
fre was soon roaring to dry their clothes and COOK
All night the storm continued. and in the morn
Wind shook the ;brOWbrie' as if determined 70 tear
to PIECES There was mo no iS gdneog 81 of bro
visions began 70 get important Ot course. Ihey
By afternoon the weather had moderated little;
shchored its near The shore This contained three
prospeetors who were searchg M lne a ben Fred
and Teddy padded out 10 them IN canoe sIne
plight the fortune hunters at once gaTe them ,,i
lot OF -four mixed with baking powder II was sun sun
kind SO TEDDY wrapped up the hour IN paper per
be9t oven oven II IL while Fred padded to the shore
That evening there. were aapjaeks for supper per
You may be sure for OF this food they knew they
had an nde1iTS a t 5Tp fSr they knew they had food
Tor seveTat ERA cav came the fourth since their
could be no thought Of starting foT home ,o+bne
but hills. and the soil was a regular DOG G even
I1s ~ incline attracted his attention 1t dead.
and had lost all its branches HAN way up ieS M
that it looked like an orange stuck on lead s pen:
ell After asking the natives a9V1Ge. 1eSuoys
decided to name the place Round Head island:
So far as he could learn. the island had never @
had name before. and he hopes 1 tIat ItSi1 ~ SheT
II Will he known Round Head Island. a., -,
The fifth day passed Ike the foTrtn: win va s Ins
as POSSIBLE the party yet saw that the otheE
provisions would soon Etve out TO MAKE MAJ ina attGIs f
S % that .sTeddy'' was unable 20 the last
hapjacks. The Alegtan palate Is not 50 sens
Breakfast on the sixth day was a scanty az
fair except for salmon and the PEosPectoTs @ @ TeTe
fbem Fred started out in the canoe for some
drftwood for the hTe but soon returned M torI Win
bss sbsted. So the bedding and other. articles
we're got board the boat; and py @ carry yt; an
noon She showed OF with her nose ooinuhs
o The Wind had gone down they found Indeed Indeed
the boat with the long sweep which served as
cars BY this time the FISH had begun nc. 10 Tqa, bs
prospect Of getting 10 Perry Island made Teddy T o
mind bad smells. In fact, they ratheF seem 10
Rowing in the heavy swell was hard y work but but
after a tirne squall struck them and heiPeo theIn
m their way Then one ~ those fogs which are
60 in Alaekan waters SCI IN r :" hut 1S op
ATTITUDES the sun sets very iate IN SuAi I7,S ~ lie M
THIS night II became pitch dark early fIeos @ w.
became alarmed ane begged MN nm 10 10, 80 % 1e crjed
too but their father was net 10 r Pe 5us asI and
again. Fred has no compass ana the Toy asAeu
Sim how ne would know his course - -. ..
You sse ,s is2n4S sfive reddS looked nently
esAII,, ySas sblc 10 distinguish where the land lay
and what was o2sn s see; IIr th.1 me tbe skies
W uPreg knew that regicn wei. and by Il o'clock at
night ne naG lenasq e,ooS RE owner OF it had bec2s
alarmed 10y their long absence ana nsu -oS,,laT
ssost was soon on the stove. and It tasted % Ingoy
ooS too after the fast since carry !n1I MI ilss: 1-
ddy e o nov VIZ f.n6s 6ag a. IS Seattle sr tell such
StoTies OF their summer outings as re can