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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-30
BEES ATTACK BA1rHER.
Mining aIan Is Rescued When Others
Hear Noise of Fray.

Removing his bath robe and plac-
ing one foot in the cool water that
filled his bathtub Friday, Chaplin
Gard, Denver mining man, was
suddenly electrified by a series OF
sharp pains in practically every por-.
ton of his anatomy. At the same
time loud buzzing filled the room.
Then followed turmoil. Other oc-
cupants of the house, who came to
investigate the disturbance, found
Gard in the costume of prehistoric
warrior, vainly swinging wet bath
towel and waging a battle against
swarm Of bees that had invaded The
bathroom through a hole in the wiz
dow screen.
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Killed in Wreck.

Engineer Pope on Georgia North
ern freight and four negro laborers
were killed early Saturday when
fast freight dashed into their train
standing on siding at Pecan City,
Ga. Several negro laborers were in
jured. When Pope jumped he trip
ped and fell beneath his engine.
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Killed on Train.

On an excursion on the Southern,
returning from Savannah to Ander-
son. Newt. Madison Friday afternoon
shot and killed Jim Jackson, both
colored, in the lower part of New
berry county. Both negroes are
from the Anderson section. The body
was put off at Newberry and Madi-
son and several witnesses were turn
ed over to Chief of Police Bishop.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-30

Some of the Awful Tragedies Enact
ed in the Fire Zone Recited b.

Telegraphic Communication. wltl
the St. Joe Valley of Idaho has been
restored, but st is not yet possible
to verify the reports ct lsraa less
of life among fire figh:e-s, additional
to the Jss]y yire6orr"a 1:y"athe govern.
ment officials. The estimate of ~2o0
dead .inkthe' three States is adhered
to by those NEST familiar with the
situation.
Tragic stories are being told by
arrivals from the fire zone in Ida
| no. George Ryan of Toronto, Can,
one of the so raen imprisoned in War
Eagle mine Saturday night, where
six perished, said Friday:
There were Is Of rs under Ran
! fer Pulaski. We first took refuge in
the tunnel Of the J. I. c., miae .'ut
| it was not safe and after we had
been there a short time, 80 OF us
went down the creek quarter of a
| mile to the War Eagle. don't
know what became of the rest OF
the men.
We took horses into the tune!
Pulaski told up to lie as close "a
the floor of the tunnel as we could,
or close the wall. We tried to block
up the entrace of the tunnel with
blankets, but the fire burned them
off as fast as We put them up.
"The flames licked up Is feet from
the mouth like q blast. The smoke
was suffocatiEg.
"About an hour and half after
we had been in the tunnel, Pulaski
lost consciousness.
1.-TWO men who got scared rolled
around in the middle Of the tunnel
instead of keeping by the edge or on
the floor and they died across my
knees.
NEARLY all Of us during the six
| nours. were lying in water that drop
ped from the roof and walls Of the
| tunnel. -
when the fire finally passed and
the tunnel cleared little nearly
half Of us were unconscious. The
eyes Of the others were: gummed to:
gether from smoke and tears So that
we could hardly open them. Five
were dead. ,...,::I
eve found sixth man, burned
to crisp, but we don't know what
became of the others. The two hor-
ses were nearly suffocated and their
eyes were falling out Of their heads
We had to shoot them.
George Biteron, owner Of a mine
on Placer creek, southeast Of Wal
lace, who reached safety Friday, said
the number of dead would never be
known. He continued:
Harvey Bertram, a deputy rang
er, had much difficulty in holding all
his half crazei men. Believing they
were being trapped, one or two OF
his party threatened to commit sui
eide. At times Bartram was able
! to control them only at the point OF
| q revolver
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-30
Tired Of Living.

At New Britain, Conn.,, with note
reading I'm tired of living" pinned
to his clothes, the dead body of ia
cob J. Strobel, aged So, was found
lying across his mothers grave in a
Fairview cemetery. He had taken
carbolic acid.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-30
DRUGGISTS Mistake Fatal.

At Richmond, Va, John, about
three years old, son of David T. Will
son, died Sunday from the effects of
carbolic acid given by mistake for
castor oil on a prescription filled by
local druggist. The child lived "a
hours after taking the dose.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-30
Young Man a Suicide.

S. Walter Tise, for % years mana
ger ct the Western Union Telegraph
Company at Winston-Salem, n. c.,
committed suicide there Saturday af-
rernoon shooting himself in the
brain with pistol in the rear of the
telegraph office. He WIS 35 years
old and unmarried. No cause is as
signed for his rash act aside from
orerwork and Ill health.
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Despernio Killed.

Tom Leverett, who bears the repu-
tatien of being the worst negro in
Anderson county, especially when
drinking, was shot and instantly kill
ed by Chief of Police Murphy and
Patrolman Shirley of Anderson Sat
urday afternoon, when they attempts
ed to arrest him for drinking and
creating a disturbance.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-30
Killed by Fanatic.

Claiming that he is sanctioned and
incapable of committing crime, G..
w. Maynard Of Piggot, Ark, holi-
ness leader is awaiting hearing here
on a charge of murder IA little
concern. Maynard, it is claimed,
dubbed his neghbor, Sol Townsend {
with whom he disagreed, to death
several days ago. He does MT deny
the killing.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-30
SAVES CHILD FROM DEATH.
Woman Stands for Eight Hours II
Cistern Until Help Comes

Standing in five feet Of water In
cisterE at rer home near Sedan,
Kan, Mrs. John Burah, wife of a
farmer, for eight hours held aloft
her two-year-old child until the ar
rival of her husband Friday. The
child had fallen into the cistern and
the mother Immediately sprang af-
ter it, seized the baby in her arms,
raised it above the surface Of the
water and called for help. No one
was within hearing OF the woman's
calls, and she waited for the return
of her husband from his work in the
fields. After being taken from the
cistern, Mrs. Burch collapsed and is
dangerously i'll, but the child suffer-
ed no illness.
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Many Out of Work.

Fifteen thousand employees of the
Amoskeag Cotton Manufacturing
Company of Manchester, N. H., was
thrown out of work when seventeen
mills closed down for fifteen days,
owing to curtailment of production.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-30
Fad Strikes Turkey.

The Department OF State has re-
ports from George Horton, United
States Consul at Salonica, Turkey,
that the moving picture fad is now
spreading among the Turks. He
notes that French and Indian films
have superseded those of American
make. y
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-30
Meet After Long Years.

William II. James, aged 10 and a
former governor of Nebraska, and
his brother, Walter James, aged 10,
a resident of Los Angeles, CAL, met
in Seattle, Wash, last week, but had
to be introduced to each other by the
hotel clerk. They parted 81 years
ago.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-20
POR CABLE.

New York, julio 20.--New Orleans
ha presentado al gobierno de Was
hington formal protesta contra el
reconocimiento del gobierno de Ma
driz por ell gobierno de Noruega, por
que la mayor parte del trafco entire
New Orleans y Nicaragua Sc hace
por medic de buques de bandera no
ruega, y dicho reconocimiento impe-
dira ese trafco.
New York, julio 2O.-Los directo-
res del ferrocarril de Pennsylvania
y sus empleados Sc reunen hoy. FL
resultado de esta reunion determl-
nara 81 habra Q no huelga.
New York, julio 2O.-Ha habldo
un incendio en- la factorfa de Pull
man, en- Chicago, constructor de los
celebres carros (sleepin cars) que lie
van SUI nombre. Sc calculan las per-
didas en- 100000.
New York, julio 20.-Un telegra-
ma de Luoisiana comunica que aver
muri6 en- su residencia de aquella ca
pital de estado el representatives Gil
more.
New York, julio 2O.-Se cree que
el DR.. Crippen ell matador de su es-
posa este q bordo del Kroonland.
New York, julio 2O.-Se informa
que la comision investigators Sos
tendra a Balinger, en- el asunto Ba-
llinger-Pinchot.
New York, julio 20.-Temense
disturbios con motive de la proximi-
dad del aniversario de los motines de
Barcelona. Ell general Weyler, capi-
tan general de Cataluna, concentra
tropas en- puntos estrategicos para
dominar cualquier tumulto. Varlas
baterias de ametralladoras estan lis
tas para salir la primera orden. To-
das las tropas estan desde ayeracuar
teladas.
New York, julio 90 La huelga
de Bilbao Sc generaliza. Los mineros
que todavia estaban trabajan do, sc
unen al movimiento. Ell numero de
huelguistas Sc hace ascender a 30
mil. Jdzgase muy grave la sltuacion
de la provincial.
New York, julio 2O.-A conse-
cuencia de un temporal y de grandes
inundaciones, las cosechas de tabaco
trigo y maiz de Kentucky han sufri-
do daflos por valor de mas de $1,000,
900. A causa de las grandes avenidas
de los rios han habido varias desgra-
cias personales.
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NOTAS ! NOT|C|AS

Ell Ateneo puertorriqueho invita-
a sus socios para que asistan a un
Velada-C -Conferencia, que Sc celebra-
ra en- sus salones hoy 20 del corrien-
te, organizada por la Association
"Juventud Modernista".
La tasacion de las fincas urbanas,
comprendidas dentro del perfmetro
de la ciudad de San Juan, ha sido
terminada.
Todo dueno 8 representante de
una 9 varias de esas fincas, que desee
conocer ell importe de SUI tasaci6n,
antes de que este lie sea notificado
puede acudir a la Tesoreria de San
Juan, ell viernes, dia % de julio, du-
rante las horas de s a IL de la ma
mana
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Attractive surtido.

De regrcso de los Estados Unidos
ell representante del acreditado es-
tablecimiento Las Noredades, ha
completado un magnifico surtido
de cuanto Sc encuentra de util, V ne
cesario en- aquella importante plaza.
Pedidos hechos i Europa estan lle-
gando tambien en- cada vapor V TODD
euanto exiia cl mas re:ina1o susto Y
La mas esquisita fantasia se encuen-
ira en- ell establecimiento de moda de
la ciudad. Adornos dc cabeza. PERU
meria,muebles para gabinctes Y to-
cador, ropa blanca para senoras Sc
noHtas y niias, sombreros. para-Ias
Y sombrIilas, reloies, macetas de flo
res, figuras de marmcl, bitcuit-
terra-cotta, estuches, aIfombras. iu-
gIetes, vaiilla de cristal Y de plata
Sc encuentra a precios convenientes
en- el establecimiento de Ia Gale d..
San Francisco. Ordenes Dor coreo
y tel6grafo. ServieiO pronto v cuida-
1oS0.
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Ihcendios, suicides
' acomctimien''oS
En- los barrios "Collores" Y
"Tejas" de Humacao Sc col
garon Emilio Morales y
Candido Leon respectiva.
mente.
En- la jurisdiction de Juana
Diaz hubo un incendio sien,
do deStraidas dos caSas.

De Humacao comunican que en-
ell barrio "Collores" de las Piedras
Sc suicide ahorcandose el individuo
i Emilio Morales Vazquez y en- el ba-
rrio Tejas de la misma Jurisdiction,
tambien Sc suicide ahorcandose, Can
dido Leon. Ambos sufrian de ena-
genacion mental.
En- la madrugada del dia de hoy,
como a la una, en- el kilometro 122
de Juana Diaz, fueron destruidas
por incendio dos casas propiedad
de Jose del Carmen Mercado. Este
hecho resulto casual. La Sra. Merca-
do, anciana de 73 anos sufri6 que
maduras de caracter grave.
Del distrito de Vega Baja comu-
nican ell arresto de varios individuos
que fueron sorprendidos iugando al
monte.
Del distrito de Truiillo Alto CO.
munican el arresto de 7 individuos
que fueron sorprendidos en- dos lu-
gadas al monte. En- una de dichas
jugadas, al ser sorprendidos, ell in
dividuo Mateo Figueroa, dueno de
la casa donde Sc jrgaba, acometi6
con un machete a uno de los guar
dias, ,por 10 cual seha presentado otra
denuncia en- su contra.
cluye solicitando I'm veredicto de cul
pabilidad de homicidio voluntario.
Ell iurado sc retira a deliberal trae
un veredicto de asesinato en- 20. gra-
do V el ST. iuez lie impuso 25 amos de
presidio con trabajos Tornado.
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MBTlLOIDES-E heJor = mas eeguro
de todos los esPecfficos hasta ahora como
cidos par. Ia cura permanente do todd
as Intermediates de Ia uretra, ya sean est
cr6nicas 6 agudaA Contiens el flujo cura
por complete, en- menos tempo que min
gun otro preparado similar las gonorreas
sspermatorreas ristitis. etc. Meior qua
las inye,ciones muy superior a sandalo
y copaibs. Empieza surtir su efecto 4 las
tres euatro horas do haberss tornado.
Los "METILOIDES" son fdcilss do to-
mar y estan preparados do maners que
no rcvuelven el estomago nj producer ma.
los efectos.
Do Vents en- todas Ia BoticaA RI.
danse muestrss gratis IS sus Inicos fabric
cas-.
Frederick stearns 4 Ca. Detroit. Mich
Gan. .iSSN
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s.Dts CEN capital y Bayamon simultinsams nte

Wales EXTRAORDINARIOS
7.15 9.15 1880
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In reLoj gratis!

Nikelado, negro 8 enchapado de
oro, por vendernos 2o coecciones de
postales, Is peinillas eifctricas (curan
la caspa) 9 Is artfsticas sortijas de
alambre de orc con una bonita piedra
y una inicial, 4 10 centavos una.
Vendalos en- semanss y game un
reloj Il otro premio Escriba a The
Percival Novelty Co. Box 209.
Ponce, P. r.
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BANCO TE RR|TOR|AL
Y AGRICOLA DE PU ERTO RICO.
SECCION DE AHORROS.

PRACTICABLE Ia liquidation de intere-
ses, del semestre de Enero q JUNO i'll
timo; por ell presente So avisa a los
imponentes que desde esta fecha estau
a su disposition en- la Gaia dol Banco.
San Juan P. R. 20 de Julio de
1910.-El Secretario. p. ROCA-
FORT.-Vo. Bo.-El Director &C.
rente, R. CASTRO GONZALEZ.
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En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de peri0dicos viejos a
s2 quintal
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.l|NEA FERREA DEL OESTE

1tinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara a regir desde 10. de Sep.
tiembre de 1909
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NOTlClAS

En- la noohe del % de los corriente>.
por los poHeias Rivera y Ramos, fua
oapturado en- Comer{o, ell pr6fugo DE-
preside, Pedro Nieves Lebr6n, que Sc
3ncontraba requisitoriado desde el mes
de Noviembre pr0ximo pasado. Al irio
/ arre>tar los citados guardias, hizo
fuego contra ellos, disparando cuatro
iros, por 10 cual los policiaS Sc vieron
precisados d disparar contra el, hri6n-
dole gravemente. Fueron encontrados
IN su persona dos revolvcrs de nueve
milimetr0S
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Por la otlcina del attorney general Sc
estd distrib1Iycndo un folIetO en- insles
que continne ell acta de Ia conferences
lie jueceS, tiSeaI,s y abogados. celrbrada
IN el palac;o del Gobernad0r durante
los dias II y Is del pasado Novieanbre
La edici0n en- espalloI esta ahora I'M
primiGndosa y Sc espcra que eStar5 lis
ia para Her diStribuida dentro de una
Semana nr6Nimamente.
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Los reglamentos del canal
UNA IMPORTANTE REUNION

Nueva York vicrues-En Casa Blanca cl microbes hu-
DO una conereneia Ia cul tomaron parte ell PreSden
1e, Secretaro de La Guerra 81 Secrearo de Estaoo ~
1erino ell Chairman' del coTnte del Senado sobre Ca
males Interoceancos e senador Brandegee, membro dc
csc eomte chairman del eoit6 sobrc comercio inter
estado estrangero l prop6sto dc la reunion tue la
preparation pc6n de regiamenos para la operaclon
sel Canal de Panama Desea e Presdente que ell mundo
comercia sea euterado pronto possible de los
reglamentos 4stos Sc publcaran doutro de POGO FL
meeting dur6 hasta media a0ehe
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TIN LOCO DE CONVENIENCE
ia ESqAFA DE 0CH0CiENTOS MIL 1oll'Aho

Nnevs York viernes.-El banqucro R"bm acuSa"" '0
,br manipulate los fondos del 'anco del Norte de ne"
York parece que smul6 ostar loco eo@"do vo que promo
arfa descubierto hizo reciuir en- an manicomo'
aisndose cxpresado iudaS sobre s" aoerTac'h ''l NV
- ~ oo,niei5r para cxaminarlc vcndo Sc
81 lonna dc aienaci6n Mr. Robin fu6 dado dc alta en-
ba instruction sora acusado ante has eortes III "eS
faico aicanza 4 100000 dollars
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UNA HORRIBLE EXPLOSION
AfUERTOS Y HERIDOS

Nucya York yernes-La cadera de Ia Z" "Morewood
Lace Ice Company de Pttsted Massachusetts, cXploto
aver matando 13 hombres hiriendo 20 FL dia ante
ror habia Sido probada Cuando Ocurr6 Ia desgraca los
enpcados de la planta enconraban areded0r de la
cadera caentandose asi rechcron toda la uerza de la
explosion
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Ell INCIDENTE CON HAITI
TROPAS A LA FRONTERA

Nueya York yicrnes-El vapor 'Chcrokee'' de la Ii
Clyde llev6 100 indvidnos de trOpa dOminicana la
frontera sendo escotado por e 'Indcpendcncia." " FL
ca1onero ha vuelto Santo Domingo. Es muy probable
que Sc solucionc el asunto amistosamente.
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la VENTA DEL VOTO
tNMOKhLlDAD DEL SUFEAGIO

Nueya York vernes.99S ycndodorcs de Yotos han 81
40 denunciados Ohio Il n0nero ogara probabIemen
8e l500 Los que aceptaron sobornos sc precptaron
1os trbunale para c0near dcto anteS que pudlefan
sr proccsados los enconrados cupabos fucr0n multa
dos 10 dollars prgados de s0frag0 clhco amos
SON seItenea suspendda de seis mcscs de carcei
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Aver, hubo un conato de incendio en-
ell almac6n de la Farmacia de Blanco.
situado en- la calle de la Ianca frente a
la plaza de San Francisco, a causa dc
haberse quedado enoendida una basura
que habia ALI. FuG sofocado en- cl acto,
sin que hubiera p6rridas de ningrma
clasn
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Carmelo Santos, }ue arrestado en-
Utuado, por Ia poiieja, por hurto ma
yor. consistente N habcr robado un ca
baIlo a Diego V8lez, lie Yauco, el cuaI
fud ocupado en Utuado en- momento>
que trataba de ven}er0.
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Ell inventor de un sistema
NA MUERTO EN- CINCINNATT

Nueya York. viernes-NIrM. Ben Pittnan Ell inventor
del sistcma taqugrafia de nombre alIec0 c mtr
coles en- Cincinnati despues de breve enfcmedad Ia euai
no habia Sido considerable sera.
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TERRBMOTOS EN- GRECIA
LAS TROPAS DE AUNiLlO

Nuevu York, vcrncs.-Un tcrremoto Ia provincial de
Ellis Grecia cause grandes danos e goberno ha despa
chado tropaS para auxiliar a los habitantes.
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Los anarQuistas en- Londres


Nneya York qierneS.-Eian Sido omadas grandes pre-
auciones para la protection del rcy dc ingaterra los
que lie rodean debido que utimamente tud descubera
SIT f4onCres una fabrca DC bombaS-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
A Trip to Washington

BY Henrietta Lilly, Aged 10 Years, Sun
dance, Wyo. Red Side.
Annetta Armstrong, a young girl about
20 years old, was going away to Wash
ington to take the place as a nurse. Part
of the Journey would be by boat. She bid
the old-folks goodbye and started on her
journey.
She had been gone two days and now
was getting off the train onto the boat.
She did not like this so we'll, as she was
afraid of water.
The day went by and night came. She
did not know where to go, so she said to
herself NOW 1 will see what the other
women do" So she waited. Pretty soon
one of the women said. 1--WE will have to
get our berths. SO she went and got one,
too.
Several women drew the curtains that
hang in semiclrcle before each nest; in
stantly she whisked hers down and then
peeked out to see what next. She saw
that was all, so she started to undress.
She had an upper berth. During the night
she was dreaming and fell out OF the bed.
She thought she would be quiet so she
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
Skinkie Squirrels Easter
~ Helena Davis.

the second one will ring. We'll have plenty
OF time to take the turn through the park"
Tommy agreed that the walk through the
park would be most enjoyable, and as they
had plenty of time for 1t, consented; and
together he and Paul turned their steps
toward the city park-1a fine old grove OF a
hundred acres, and just as nature had de-
signed It.
Il always loved this park" said Tommy
1T Is so grand and imposing. These huge
trees must have stood here during the rev.
olution. What stories they could tell II they
could speak," And Tommy, OF a strongly
poetical nature stopped to admire one Of
the giant trees OF which he had spoken.
Il don't bother myself so much about
such things" said Paul 81 live entirely in
the present, and never In the past. What
like this park for is the fact that 1t is
full Of squirrels and birds, and with my air
gun can get a good bag-when the park
policeman is not about in my way. But
be careful! Don't move! There's as fine a
gray squirrel as YOU ever saw Waft-don't
make a noise to frighten him. I'm a sure
fling, 1 am, and here're several fine-sized
stones. I'll have him In a minute"
Before Tommy really understood what
Paul was about-for he was so taken up
with Joy OF the day, and the brightness OF
his surroundlngs-the. latter had picked up
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At Tensleep Lakes

BY Howard Lott, Aged 13 Years, Buffalo,
Wyo. Red Side
One time some OF my relatives and a
friend OF mine went up to the Tensleep
lakes, forty or fifty miles up dn the noun
taibs.
We got up there and fixed camp and
went to bed The next day we fished in
the lakes and I was the only one who
caught fish. SO we went on the other side
of the lake and was standing there when
there came a big fish, but did not know
1t and tried to pull 1t out and 1 got 1t up
far enough to see what 1t was and found
1t to be a fish, then when was pulling the
hook broke and that fish got away. So I
stood there waiting for it. but 1t never
came.
The next day we went over to the Ten
sleep river and went past some lakes that
had lilies growing in them. Then we went
down a mountain and my friend saw a
grouse so he picked up a rock and threw
at 1t, but he missed It and so we went on
and soon came to the river
started out fishing right away. The
first place I came to was a pretty one
with willows and little pines along the
bank so I threw in my line and along
came fish and 1 caught him so we went
on up the river and came to where there
were some people we knew. will close for
this time.