The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-03

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paratus but none did she md. Their.
were dozens OF chambers similar to ths
one she occupied, what might be .
throne room. a great dining hall. q
mammoth kitchen. and one big room
that possibly was an observatory. but
which was most securely bolted. barred
and cemented shut. Even American
prowess dared not tamper with such
solidity OF masonry.
Meta and Betty had finally accom-
plished a species OF pigeon dialect that
like Crusoe and his man Friday per-
mitted them to signify their wants and
dislikes but prohibited the dangerous
conversation OF condolences and per-
sonal communications unto which
women are so prone 70 FAM Betty had
given up the idea OF the note in bot
Tie, the sensational wireless message
and such like methods Of communica-
ton with the loved ones at home. and
those OF the newspaper fraternity In
particular ever since she caught sight
OF the pigeons She surreptitiously
carved this message, Betty Lancey,
Africa on the wing OF many a poor
suffering bird and vainly tried to shoe
- -eN'@ away ~ the ulrecuon tnAt
she thought housed civilized people.
rms carving was work OF perspiring
labor but Il diverted Betty more sue
eessraily than anything else might
nave done. This occupation amused
and exhilarated because it revolved
around the constantly diminishing
germ OF Hope that so was near 10 dy-
ing in Betty's bosom
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a.. y eA-' .n@oo"y continent y not
lai.stoIIn a. We Know Il Ine lakes.
ne rleeIs' me sea ITSELF seem to have
iaen 1no 70 De oeseenolns ~ nat lay
r ana snse.s OF the "ettest wet that
ter mortal AneN- lightning IN more
arches tnan Betty had dreamed
lisnt ever nave been patented broke
ound tne grikn oia castle and the two
T tnAn ever
Later they had an addition to their
amily. A decrepit old lion. a beast so
iangys worm eaten and toothless thar
ne longed In pity 70 XIII him then and ,
here. crept IN from the jungle one
bid, rain-pelted night He frightened
le two girls half to death at first
ghf, then they both laughed heartily
sight Of his infrmities aud took him
and made him royall5 welcome. He
his qualification in croupy /,
'ars that caused Betty to long to feed
IN lard and sugar. the same as her /.
other had given her when she was a i
'ouDy. wheezy klddie.
But as a burglar alarm those roars