Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

legged. Tho men with fhrir
III trousers rol 4 up vel above
tho knees. 4 women 800 short
undorpo'tiCoals. Np ear loo large
boat with iWo sall md moved m.rrily
over the little waY, On board There
were hf'y yards % netting q basket
Of black bread and picked cod, O kct
tie and q got. two Dark boxes to con
tain che nsh and enc 90 tNo heavy
dcerskin jackets 'o put on 10 tlc night
should be- very cola Tho men were
idl". The women Iuwcd udlnG our
water now and iUen. for 800 leaked
badly and there nothing moro ur.
pleasant than 70 have ones food OF
clothes splashed N hilan. q writer iu
the London Evening Standard aaye
There WIS q liiiIe conversation
why Is It so much nsh comes up
the nwiua This season Of tho ycar?'
a bug drives them"
~ they didnt olmc mp II woulG be-
bad for us
cod iouds mp ur to chase them.
20 that the poor mouIk shall not
stlryc."
That Boz true Glory be 10 Thee. o
Lord
Tho women discussed whether tho
lido w.. .amlne In or going ont They
agreed tlmr q Inc tide were stiii com
lne m $50 should catch nothing Nu'
spiulcs. meaning th,rsby very lille
dsh or roIbino al al We an nopcd
that tho tide va turned
Casting Nets on the D~ins.
ty O'Clock O. reached the shore of
a Dvua island drew In on the sand
and prepared 'o tackle for our FIRST
cast into me pths Tho nets. any
yards long ana ten feet wide. were
much 'uianrlo. and the stone weights
attached on along the bottom did not
mako uruycl.H the easier W. spent
an hour rytrica'in The stouoe and The
corks md ropHiriug the big rouls
through which IN their Imagination.
tho women ulr Is saw our finest nsh
,oapnr ATTACHED To the four extreme
corners OF tn tiing were long ropes
'hcso were i-. pulling ropes lknF
son and lglta ok a pair OF these and
ikr1 and tho 100 women took the loose
ready netting 0 board and rowcd out
Iprl the water. throwing out the
tsci lc as fasi we travelled. s0 that
there aps lore tail Of Corks and rouo
strotclrg b.hHd us 10 the shore
VII mo on two held their ends
III women roard. ! helped 10 throw
1u' tho ncta
Whom $50 bad reached a conycnicn,
point We turned N. boat and rowed
back 10 TO- shore. making the hoatug
limo OF corEs nd rope into q half
circle Once on he shore We took out
oug cuds OF Tho pe and pulled Young
lkra and iaika $50 pulled. ono OF hc
women vent over 10 help them The
nois wore very avy and yielded yr-'
SLOWLY TO our 'g,ging so heavy that
ono might have bought the thry ~.
closed an the h OF the sea Asa
nstter Of fact. i was the river that
r. listed ms and not the dmf We
wound the rops round our On fdles
ant lsy back and lrsgged like captains
Of a tug Of war
Gradually. very gradually. W. rsincd
the victory, and approached tho other
party pulling toVard US We drew IN
nc FIRST strand Of netting grd hen
tho second and nird. our excitement
and expectation Increasing as The half
circle narrowed In and decreased. and
we saw little fishes darling to and fro
In NJ, shadow vater
We watched bu. alas, What dis.
appointment We did rot catch a iish
larger than our middle fingers They
were all 'spiiues." and We all agreed
that The tide bad not turned yet
Il was our lot 20 repeat this .abo
riu's and fruii'ess prformance three
times before success attended our 81
forts II was o. he fourth cast that
our fortune suddenly changed
A. usual We drew n the nets slowly
and heavily and approached on az
other. and then stood hopeful. bui
ready to b. disappinied watching
The finale. o. his occasion We sas