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

/ escape tho tolls. and one Of tho
men could not contain himself M
rushed into the water a.d tried 20 So
/ cure ono 100 advance. 'ho Consequence
was q sudden splash rrd jump and
q lively Pike had lolprl OK ~ thc
trap back into tho river ron. oh. .
throcround. a fourpound FISH como
back come back wo Cri'd out and
brought young lkrl back
with O ono. two. three. We landed
the heavy sack ~ the not win its -om.
plononi Of mud and weed mud shells
/ and fllgtr.rr. sllthCrIng nsh
A glorious sight presented its"l' -
three large vhuc Pwincada al O.
goihcr and half dozen fairfi-en 0st
ormcsbod. halt escaped, brit ca1aht
then q busrcl Of perch and d9ce and
/ Goundcrs We all su.lrd and fe.
/ pleased
Stared A. by wild Horses.
Dy II O'Clock. when the Sky wa
STEPPED iu the nr.t rcd Of sunset W.
/ had already cast tho not flN times and
were content with ihr fcEui Two 90
tn party vent on 20 iooA 81. fh'
bushes 90 500 whether the VIA bl1cl
currplts were ,ipoui1e. ard tho reg
| Ct ug eat round ou thr sand ami at
/ hrepi and dsh While s.ifI.g go. an'u.
twenty Wild horses cam" 'ampln
over thn send and starred a' ns rir
oualg 'lor. when tried 10 stall
them ralippcd 90 pcllw,Il
/ IN. river was perfectly tranquil tG
/ yellow peach burned 20 crimson ff'r
/ The low RAYS OF ,ho sun Tho uvn
villages slept there .as scarcely
craft 10 ho seen ca the riycy. and $50
seemed utterly allrc u tha world
We began 70 feel cold and PROPOSED
to go in search Of the others Vher
suddenly thcy appeared. dcrarn.
there were no berries th's ,raf
nothing at ail We had better brcT
/ 10 fish. We should DC nothing gather
ms fruit
That meant that we set TO work
Iaglin. when We had filled our has
/ aofs we would light a bonfire ana
/ make tea and warm ourselves
/ Fortune remained with MS God al
lowed the fish to be caught. as one
m1glik put u-and We DID well We
/ brought in much Jack many muddy nat
/ fish. then n fat salmony looking nsh
of which know no, the name. aud
az least a score Of gwineads over a
foot long. Ever and anon a biz fish
would Jump and escape.
We arranged the baskets. putting
the large FISH In one and the little
ones IN the other. There was Gun.
ming lack that was squirming It's tell
and swapping its Jaws like an alligator.
offered him a little hsh and he bit
Il in two.
At In the morning the deep band
u sunset sin glowed In the north
and wcst. Tho waters OF the river
drowned crimson with purple. and the
sands we're becoming brown again as
the dusk settled down. Soon It would
be dawn.
At sit was cold. and We finished our
fishing and built a brushwood bonfire
on the beach II oackled smoked and
famed. scorched our bare legs. but
warmed not our bodies. Yet the tea
VAS good
The sky was FUN OF the prediction
o. morning and while we sat warming
ourselves al tho FIRE the great heat
bringer himself vas rising 20 our
service The last red OF sunset
seemed 20 have vanished. and the two
'viuehts were mingled We went
down to put our tackle aboard Then
came a wonderful period The lighting
up OF the dawn. when the sun rose
over the black forest, changing az the
pine tops 70 FIRE embroidery. Tho vis.
ion was splendid. aud We stopped wind
ing up the net at tho ss,or edge on
the crisp wet sand and looked 10 the
cas-, and 10 The light beans Between
'h' tree horizon and The zenith vas
bed OF roses.
On The river a tug was racing south
With a message from Archsngel Nor.
Gng had begun AID the nights fish
INK had ended Very. very cold. We
finished our work with a rush. got into
the boat. and with ali hands to, rossd
away.