The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-07-20

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Man." b. was begluniag when 4 mas
who had pasesd N rstrarsd bis steps-
Jack Assds.' b. cried. Ignoring my
presence. "What turk! The boys from
the ollses ars out here tedsy. and We
are trying to make up basee III nine.
All w lack 10 q good pitcher. and we
know your fams IN that line. It's g.
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and Join us.~
lack looked 6eldward. and biz eyes
shone. -You wouldn't mind. would
700. Nan!' BE- asked ssgeriy.
.-Csrtainly: DO not mIud." ] au
swcrsd cnusivsiy. "but ! prefer not 10
walk over to the aeId."
He hurried away without one back
ward glance. II WAS auctbrr hnDi'tat-
ing n,osnenf. Following M lille i'm
pulse. I lifted the solitary 0sr which
lay In the boat and polsd myself gu,
into the water. Perhaps when Allison
came back no might see me. BE usr
strongly to object II vsutured to 70
alone. mnst have driftsd out p.ett,
far. for tho automobile looked like
speck In the road. while the basebN'
Geld was Just green blur. With b
splash my one oar slipped from my
grasp and quickly noated just beyond
reach. Il would have becii useless 70
call for assistance. for no one appeared
upon the beach. ! was really bec0m-
ing frightened when canoe came
gliding toward me. it, occupant st0od
up and waved his arms wildly.
"Auut Mani" he cried. "Aunt Nam
It was Robbie. could scarcely believe
my eyes.
Save me. Aunt Man, he entrcated.
II never thought when climbed into
the canoe that u woold Cost away"
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came aiougside. had \ coufused w.
sion of my uephew's white face and
outreaching arms. and then We wers
both struggling In the water. Biindiy
caught 1t the upturued boat ~ Bob.
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my grasp: then two streng arms also
lifted me to safety. don't know Just
what had besn expecting. but u was
rather disappointing to zee q weather
beaten face iooking anxiously into my
own. while q Gru6 woke muttered sons-
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boats without no oars" And when our
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