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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-05
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fir s5eaeritubs 3;pede. unb fsr GrInnsuHs res
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in gnhetrcdi, eaB bel eiyftr alieemeineH
gsabl, ateebaten IN Der Gtabf Cincinnati. am
4. 1aee In Gopembes 1913 bic 3rnge ber silis'
con 100000 sHm 5fps1e Der GripfttsrnHs
geraroberitus un6 Serbsfseruna bsr fidbitfhen
@afiersgserfe onrh Grbennnc. Gertta'ieilHHa
unb 3nitaairuna zines soNSru6, Gnfiens enr
Mofierr0bfen unb RumpeH fur 5enerf6ne'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-05
Marit Gt6,

qeo. gl uet CT,
I'm aIier nou rs Jabren uno 6 la9en. seer;
oionIIa prieai am Sdritoa 9tdthmlfd1 aI'
1thr bnrl Der Stdpelle hes Sprtr9 8rope Srieo'
bufes aus. Serine 9ininen. Do
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-05

Ron gseitboro, Ohio, i'm aIter bon 90 Sobren
uno Munateri. Die geerbigung tinoct am
Ganfiaa. Den g. 5eSenber 1913, GdhMtttn9s
nm iibr, BON feiner friiberen g8obnuus, no.
s98o 9npen Ctrabe, aus ttGtt, po3n s'er'
ipalbte uno 8elounte obue tueitere 9tott5 cins
gelaoen ftno bon
Sc Ten trnnsrneeu Sinierbtiebeneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-05
9sbeSanseigen.
etarb am 9ienftas. ben 2. aesember 1918
eeb. gsi M IN c / ,

sgifttpe bon Ism. stIirae i'm gIier bon rs
5ahreu eeb. am IA Sunt 1887 in @alomibels
lad I'M Shenfpalo, @rphhersogthnnI SeiieHs
TGrmftabt Tentitlnno. geerbiaung am Sret'
tna, R16mittneS $50 llhr BON Iraner1aiie.
so. 1910 2erinsiuH Mpcnue aus 3,s,0s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-05

Mriifli . Werein.

eenis Absus iabrii6e ssnesal. gseriammEans
= ,ssn.f4asiass af aias ss,pesruss ptrsen as D..
fsgafi
On. 1f6asi. essr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-05

Gtarb plDBIih am Wtittpocb ben 3. @eIems
ber 1918, nm ubr slbenos, uHTcre 9eieofe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-05
Cowaro frsp,

Gtorb pIStIich am w2ttfipocb, ben 8. GeJen1s
Ier 1919 9lbeubS I'M itbr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-05
So berfanfeH-Terid,ienenes

gtnrcS--f0 feine einnes 40 febr bsFIiger
EEsis tei rscbH 8rttisng. 1926 ggalnM Sis
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-21
HOW WORCESTER
TRAINED NURSE
PREVENTS BED SORE,

Lila A. Hitler, trained nurse of
Worcester. Mass. says: Il want
you to know of the great success I've
obtained in using Comfort Powder
for bed sores. The skin of my pa
tient is as smooth an as infants,
due TO the free use of Comfort Pow
der. | shall always recommend it
every opportunity | have" Comfort
Powder is unequalled for all skin
soreness of infants or adults. Be
sure you get the genuine with sigma
ture of e. S. Sykes on box.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-21
A Strong Man.

Daughter Wasn't julius Caesar one
of the strongest men that ever lived.
pa? Father-What makes you ask that
question, my little girl? Daughter-l
was just reading that he threw
bridge over the Rhine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-21
Truth.

Bill-Why are you so certain that
Jones is a truthful man?
Willie had a black eye one day.
and when asked him how he got It
he told me that man hit him.
cinnati Enquirer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-21
NORTH BENNINGTON

Remember the entertaining play,
which will be given at the Baptist
church, Friday evening. May 20.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Gin @aHeritrabl.
Berltn. 9. SMni

0e ~ w. y. Sultt.
Sic uMoro6eutide Mqgemeine 3ei-
tung, menoet itd in einem als offt5ien
fenntliden Nrtifel gegen @eriidte,
oie anlaBlid Ser 8%ermablung Der
8rtn5eiim @ietoria Cutie nit Dem
Sproiien oes ebemoligen bannoper-
i6en a0nigsbau!es in 8e5ug auf Die
3mfnnft @annopers III ser bannober-
i6en 2ofalpreiie aufgetaubt iinb.
aein preuBii6er @0nig, feline preuBt-
Idle StaatSpertpaltllng un6 fetne
@olfsbertretut1g, erflart 6as Dumb
itid Ser &egierung, miroen lire
!@ano bieten, altb nur Elm Sitelden
oes iebtgen gtat1s gu dnoern. @ben-
iopenig lei ats cine M%enoerung Ser
@ren5en 5u @un1 ten 8rauni6meigs
51 oenfen. Mit aller gmidieoen-
belt meiit Ser Mrtitel oie 8eroGbti-
gl1tlg 5l.riid, sic &aiierto6ter ielbit
befMr1porte Sic MISUNDERSTANDING
@u1taopers OILS &ontgrei6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

bier 5ltm 8eil1de ibrer gItern ein:-
Anguit7 Biiersfaln ldBt feiner ggnn1ilit
elm 11el1es Db6a6 erri9ter.
Clear Gate.
Mitte fomme11oer @ode tpiro mS
nnier bodp. 9fnrrer S. 8itl1r, otr
icii ben ltsten Sabren bier gum Sc
lten Der @emeinoe urermuolib NIB
er!o!grei4 arbeitete, nno Dem Ste gan.
sc @enleiroe IN 2iebe 5ugetbn11 III, q
bon nns nod Staples perabi1ie6en,
no ibm pom bo6uiten 8ii4of 9rp-
bee bic 9er5 Seiu-@emeiroe 3ur gNa-
iteration angetpieien lit. Mfan ifiieDii
bier ben bodm. GERM nlr nngerus
f6eioen, aber ole lpiini6en ibm anf
ieinem 1teuen Mrbeitsfeloe ben gIei-
den grfolg, ben er bier gu ner5eid-
men batte. - &ommenoen Mittpo4
per6en iid in unicrer Yfarrfirde
berebeliben %. &c. @end, oejfen @I-
tern 5u &tbmono in 5tearns .gountp
mobnbaft iino, uno SRI. @ertruo
'Sbeioemartel bon bier. Das iunge
Soar miro fem &eim in &bame, g.
O., MAIDEN, no Der 8rautigm Mn-
itelung bat. Die 1teue 8obnurg
Ser 6rau &oGntg itebt in ibrer Coli
en6ung Ga. = Montag unb 9ienitagz
pergangener ISOLDE batten mir bier
&%arnepal; aQgemetn par man frob,
6aB Die tollen Gage borbei maren. -
S. s. 2ingmann laBt fem Sous nit
elmer @ei5ung %perfeben, mn6 miro Dor
crit unter oemielben Elm @rogeidoB
draben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Sub fduflib ermorben.-Nnf Ser oie=
fer Gage in 8bief @iber 6anS itatt-
gebabter Sabresfonpention Ser Mfin-
neiota Siremen's Miiociatton mar ur<
lere Senermebr 6urb 5ran5 6anit
un6 6. 6. @reu pertreten. SSn eli
ner porlebten Sonntag gebaltenen
8%eriammll1ng 6es III oieier @enetnoe
be- tebenoen ct. Soiepbs Wannerper=
eins mmroen Can't Ser Germtttelung
6es @taatsorganiiators Geo. Stel5le
oreiunooman5ig neue Mitglieoer in
Sen @eretn aufgenommen. - 8rau
Sran5 S6neppenbeim lit anfangs
lebter ISOLDE bon bier nod @rap Gitp,
81. g., umge5ogen, no ibr Mann als
5tredenaufieber Ser 81. s.. 8abn Mn=
lteGung bat. = SSn elmer Montag Dor
adt Sogen gebaltenen g%eriammlung
oes bieiigen Sd,1lratbs mnroe Sub.
&nfler, ser noroem IN ct. Mngnita
olS 2ebrer angeitent NOR, als 0ber-
lebrer mnierer 8tnage=S6ule enga-
girt. = sos. $. @ren laBt einen 80
SUB groBen Mnbau an ieinen Mobel<
1tore erridten, ser fir 6as 2eiden=
beltottungsgeidaft eingeridtet miro.
Tarming.
Geiniloa, oas bier Sabr alte 9od-
terden ser 6amilie &einrt6 S6afers,
ltarb porletten 5amftag an Der Cunt
genent5iinoung. Montag Morgen
fano sic 8eer6ignng anf bent bteiiget
@ottesader itatt. - Sran5 &lofter-
mann bon &aniom> Soma, un6 Ma-
tbias &neip BON &aneod, Minn., itn6
nod ldngerem Beiud BEL bieitge1t
@ertpanoten iiber &osooe nod ibrert
resp. @eimatben 5uridgefebrt. -
Sobn 9. nno Sran3 8taenbring bon
Hrtmeton maren lebte @o6e per Mu<
to bter 5u etnem m%ebrtagigen Be-
inbe. So. Jt1fer bot o1e S1t11oa-
mentmal1er fir ei11en neuer Stal,
BEN sos. Bades amf ieinem @eboft
erri6ten laBt, fertig, uno ote S6rei-
ner boben beretts &an6 an ibr @erf
gelegt. - Sobn 8. 8i0enbring laBt
einen nelten StaG in Der @r0Be bon
x SUB 6ieien CONNER erri6-
ten. - 8orlebten Sonntag feterten
8iIbelm @pons nn6 @ottin I'M &rei.
ie elmer betteren @ertpanbten- ino
5reunoesidaar Dos Set Der Silber.
men &o63ett. M0ge es benz SSltbel-
paare perg0nm iein, nod meiteren. IS
|Snbren u~rgetriibten Gbeglids 6as
Set ser @oloene11 &oh3eit Bel gutter
@eimnobett feiern gu fonnen. -
Sim Montag fetertet 9beooor 8rtnf-
mann 1no @attin iilberne &od5eit.
Sobn .@orte, Bru6er Der 5ral 8rtnf-
mon1, unb Srau bon Miiniter, Ca
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Gar1t ~ ~perfaufen

Cine feline, 240 Mder 6arm IN
Stearns County. Seine @ei6e un6
i6ones @iefenlano. Mabe einem
aiemIid groBen CONN, no cine CUTE
6arnnerg Creamery. Gdr1ners gIeDa-.
tor, MibIe un6 fatboliide Stride 1T.
8erfauf gegen 8oar. Sour $40 per
Mder. Suites 8orgair fiir irgen6 ie-
man6en. Nad5ufragen I'M rMoro-
itern," ct. gIou6. 800
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
aus Der 11m,eeeeno.
Mapbem Cafe.

2ette ISOLDE beludte unler bodlp.
Yfarrer sos. Builder letnen tn Wttl=
tuaufee mobnenben Brmoer ,oelien @at-
tin infolge elmer 0peratton tmu1er
nod aa,f Ole &ranfenItube angepte-
fen lit. Cine fleine Mtdte oes bodm.
&errn gob Dem Onfel auf ser Setm=
fabrt oas Weleite un6 miro bier etne
!3eitlang auf 8eiu6 pertpetlen. =
Mi9. uno Soiepb Maurer uno Setter
@duler bon bier begaben itd anfangs
-lebter ISOLDE nod ct. Marttn nn6
transportirten oie Snusbaltungsge=
gen5tdnoe oeS Sobn S6riper nod
Mapbetp 2ate, 6elieu Camille itd oie-
fen 0rt als tiinfttge &eimatb erfore1
BOT. - &err Bifder nta6te Metttmod
in 8eglettlng 6es bo6m. Bfarrers
Builder un6 5tpeier Damen eine Mu=
tofabrt nod ct. Sebu's College. =
Gin an6ertbalb Sabr alteS &tno Der
Ba1nilie Mi6. Sbli ltarb am Conn
tag ur6 muroe am Dienitag Morgen
nod einem in Ser Bfarrfir6e gebalte=
men @ngelamte atf oem bieftgen
@ottesader beer6igt. - Ebao. Sud
muroe lebte ISOLDE bon ietner @attin
nit einem munteren S0dter6en be-
i6enft. M6ge Dos &ino our 6rel,oe
Ser gltern ma@ien un6 geoeiben! -
sSobn S6molfe tpor lebte @o6e in
5e6np, ST., 100 iein N6opttpiobn
Soiepb it6 als Mai6tniit %auSbiloet,
ben er Samitog bon BORT mod
&a1fe 5u 8erbriugung Der 6%erien5eit
bradte.- Sur &etreibung etnes 2ano=
gei@dftes baben iid 9@molfe BON
bier, Gilbert bon Soma uno IraSf
bon Minneapolis 3uiammengetban,
un6 miro es IN ibrer Mbltdh liegen,
ale, Die ii9 megen 2ano an tie tpen-
oen, anf bas 8elte ln6 3uperlaiitgite
gu be6ienen. - @td. @ano tpar ar=
fangs lebter ISOLDE nod ct. CLOUD,
no er feline So6ter, 6ie Gral1en sos.
9etnib un6 Sos. @intermeter beiu@-
te. - 2ebten @enitag pur6e Sobn
San6 bon feiner @attin nit einem
tpaferen S0bnden befbenft: @liid
6a3ul ~ Mlg1tft S.. 9ebler if. beftn.
set fib III Greet GaQs, Mont., gu Ell
mem neruan6ti@aftltden 8eiu6 un6
iiebt ii9 our gtei6er 3eit nod 2ano
nm. ~ Die 6armers Creamery gliio-
ciatiot, tpir6 am IL. Stunt eth @tenic
be%ranltaIter. - Mt9. Sacobs un6
Grau {in6 dnfongs LETTER ISOLDE nad)
einem langeren 8ei1t6e BEL Ser BIER
mobnen6en Samilie g. sc. Sacobs
nod ibrem &etm in ct. Soiepb,
5tearns County, 8uriidgefebrt.
&ier3,
Ser bier lebten Samitag gebaltene
Marfttag NOR iebr gut beiltdt. -gb-
suaro S. @nrnit, bis 6aber Gtgentbu=
mer Der sos. 8rinffrnann Sarm, bat
ste @einrihs Aulte's 8urm I'M Conn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Miharb Dompier bon bier, mel6er
ii@ am Dienitag 1T Der Steben
.@dmer5eu Stride 5u Nlbanp nit SRI.
Maria8obfenberg aus iener @emein-
Sc ebeIid nerbin6en lieB, traf anoererl
Igages NIT ieinem iungen 6rauden
bier Elm nnb robm sic ber5li6ten
@iinide bon fetnen bteiigen pielen
6reun6en entgegen. 1as innge Baar
miro ieinen bdrsliden Serb bier etn-
ridten. 80 @on1merbe 8o6e miro
6omilie Geo. 8. Moienberger bon ct.
CLOUD ben friiberen 5ommerreliort
ser iett in Sos Mngeles, @al, mob
nenoen GarniIie Sranf Bins in Be
idlag nebme1r. - SIR Die id0ne Set
Itbfeit, melde sic 8rimi3 6es bod)p.
&errn @eb. Sdirmers, zines sobnes
Der 31 oieier @emeirrbe gebortgen sJ5a-
Mile @dirmers, am fornn1ertoe1t
5onntag. init ith bringen miro, ner.
Sen bier feitens Ser 8iaage-8etpobner
qroBe gorfebrunge11 %getroffen. Das
@tno Ser @emeinoe foG als 8rte{ter.
~qebiibreno geebrt peroen uro IN .oie-
fem l6Sbliden 5treben ebrt 6 MDon5
ieIb1t. Mlnna Ronma11n traf Weitte
Iebter ISOLDE bon 9abpeton, g. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Staliem betbeilist ii6.
st o m, z. Sun

ut Q NJ, e. Sl1rt.
Sic italienii6e Mbgeoronetenfam-
mer bemiuigte geitern 100000 fiir
sic 8etbeiligl,ne Staliens on ser 8o-
mama 8acific-@ eltausitellung, sic I'M
Sabre 1915 in Gan 6rancisco abge-
balten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Sdmprbpiben babeirn fnrtrt
bur6 Ste Ginfauae:m etbpbe

Benn Sbr an blutenoen. iudenben. bItnben pber
bor6rtngenben 9dmorrbptben Ieibe.t. ibidt mir
Cure Mbrefle. uno ib neroe gnb iaaen, pie Sbr
barbluttg turtren t5nnt; tuerbe @ndh aud einiaes
bieier 6eir1z8ebnnblung fret 5unn 8eriuB 3ufbi=
den nit @npfeblnngen aus @urer eige1en bein1ntb
,,s.I1 s at!Ilid agaotoarties Sin 2it.oef,l1.s 9nS perMa.
fagt nnberen bon bieient Mnerbieten. Sdreibt
sgeate On SraI 81. Summers. Boz 67P'. Soutb
58et6. St16.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Ri ~nerfanfeu.

Cine CUTE $50 Mder grobe 5arm
NIT ODER obrpe gr1te, 8tpei Meilen bon
AntbonD, cine babe MeiIe bon
Der 5d,tIe, feds Meilen bon 6ree-
port. @sebGl6e IN gl1tem 3uitanoe.
Ndbereg Bel Soiepb 2ebner, MIbo,b,
Meiilnn. st BOD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

gouaro @eber, Der aht3ebn Sabre
alte 5obn Ser 2ebrerfamtlte MnoreaS
@eber, bot nod langerem Stebtbum
nogege11 oies bette dr3tli6e @iilfe
bergebens anfdimpfte, am leBten Don-
neritog Nadmittag, beitens al1f BEN
idtperen Gang in bie gutgfet Dor,
bereitet unb ergeben in @ottes FL.
@ilIen, bas 3ettlide geiegnet. Sn
benz Dobingeidie6ene1, Dem Der Sob
ais rettetber gngel bon ieinem lam
gen 2eioen gefonmen iein mag, be-
tral1ern Sic 10 idner gepriiften 81.
tern einen gutens olgiatnet1, bielper-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Ser bier lebten Samitag gebaltene
Marfttag NOR iebr gut beiu6t. - CD
uaro S. gnrnit, bis baber gigentbuii-
mer Der sos. 8riinf1nann Sarm, bat
6ie @einrih sdulte's 5urm I'M Conn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
@@attelt Gnren ~@benmatismns al

Sect lit bie 3ett, guren &be1tr1a-
tismus Los 31 meroen. geriu4t cine
funfuno5tpan3ig Gent 6laide @baIt.
berIain's Ointment un6 iebt, mie raid
Cure rbeumatiiden 2eioen beri9mi1..
SEN. @erfnnft Bel allen Sanolern.
Ar5eige.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19

a MONG the interesting animals
~ that man has succeeded in
more or less completely exter-
minating without any real benefit to
himself IS the tern, or sea swallow,
some remarkable photographs Of
which, made in England, are shown
herewith.
They belong to the gull tribe Of
birds, and get their popular name
from their curious fight, which re-
sembles that of a land swallow. Like
the true gulls, they have great power
of wing and often go far out to sea.
Including the long tail. they are about
Is inches in length. and they present a
very picturesque appearance as they
skim along the surface of the waves,
with their black heads, gray wings,
white bellies and red legs, catching
small fishes and mOllusks without
stopping and sometimes diving after
their prey.
They breed along the coasts and
often follow rivers, and even reach in
land lakes. Unfortunately for them.
both their eggs and their plumes are
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19

goin' for the light, the only thing l
could see"
you must have known you were on
the right road. then" suggested.
THAT I didn't" he replied, speak
ing as a man does when he has been
running hard, for l couldn't tell but
that the light were a Jack O. lantern
that would go out when l come nigh it
an leave me in tn worstapart of tn
marsh, or that t'other old owl weren't
a real witch what 'ad set it there for
to drown'd me by. BY anyway, the
light were better than the darkness,
an so l run as best l could an slipped
twice an dropped a brace O. me birds
an dussn't stop even for they, an
went on an on till it seemed I'd never
get to the end O. tn runnin; but the
light kept all on a-twinklin' an so
kept all on a-runnin', an at last |
seed a bit of the breakwater, an then
all the things shaped themselves an !
know'd in a moment where | was An
the light were in me own parlor. for it
CHANGED that me brother Jack 'ad
come along, an bein' lonely like 'ad
just lit the lamp for to see by, an if
It admit been for that I'd never ave
seen land again. l count tn old owl
would ha' had me drownded."
That is three years ago. you tell
me-" I said. Il should have thought
you would have forgotten the trouble
by now"
The old fowler stirred uneasily in
his chair.
q 'ad forgotten it," he confessed.
but last night, when I were down on
the wall at Nighttime, t'other old owl
came shrikl;in' past me again. an l
know'd she wanted to get me back on
the saltins for ! count she's a witch,
an it's 'er night. An that's why
'ont goo
DO We listen" he said in hushed
tones. DO We listen"
I stirred the fire to a glow that lit
the fOwler's scared. white face. Some
thing gray and silent sailed between
the window and the faint light Of a
moon half hidden by a clouddrift-s
big owl passed, hooting.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19
The Fowler Story :: Weird Tale conpIcs:

AN when l got down there and
took me place just afore flight start
ed blame me if l didn't see another
greet old owl swoopin down FIR the
land; an dussn't shoot it, not know
in when the flight would start, an it
come right past me, shrikkin' just
like the one I'd shot the t'other night,
and l knowed somethin' was wrong.
Flight come late. 1t were ten min
utes fore the first birds come over,
and then they come all right and
got six or eight, and thought to my
self I'd got skeered about nothin'. l
forgot to tell We that / admit brought
Spot wi me COS she'd hurt her foot,
an I'd to leave her behind, so l 'ad
to pick up me own birds, an for to do
that l kept all on turnin' round, and
two was cripples an ran; and when
I'd got the lot and the light were
most gone, blame me if l knew where
the land was and where was the sea.
u didn't know nowt about ii at
first startin' off Seemed to me l
were headin' towards the land right
enough, and then | come to a place
where the mud-bank stopped and
there We're deep water twenty yards
wide comm down with a rush from
two sides at once. | looked for me
landmarks, but couldn't see nothin'
an l knew there was somethin'
wrong.
I grew'd more an more skeer' d
like an begun to run forrard hard
as ever I could an wherever l went
the water kept all on chasin' arter
me: an blame me, if that greet ole
owl didn't pass agin in the dark all
white an hutterin' an screamin' at
the top O. her voice. Then ! knowd
why it was I'd got caught, an / just
stood still for l didn't know where
to go no longer, an then I seed a
light, sudden like, right away from
where I'd been a-runnin'. l didn't
know what it might be, but l just
started straight off for it, walkin' an
wadin' an splashin' an racin' like
where the goin' was too soft; an
there was times when the water was
up to me knees, but 1 kept all on
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answered Mr.. Pollock "Thirty-six gal
Ions"
Then that's the very thing" an
swered his guest IF you've got such
thing as a large auger about the
place I'll show you how to do it now"
In the excitement OF watching this Gu
rious experiment Mr.. Pollock forgot
about the unsettled account. He rum
mayed in the bar and found an auger
Of the requisite size. Mr.. Twigg in
spected ii with particular care Armed
with it and accompanied by his host he
descended to the cellar where the mighty
barrel stood upon It's trestles. He eyed
it carefully and tugged at his mustache
possibly to hide a smile.
The Experiment.
mo use knocking the spigot out" he
said. you need two holes-one for
each kind Of beer. The mild comes out
at one hole. the bitter at the other
You'll find this tip so useful that youm
remember It all your life. SO here
goes"
He attacked the barrel with the au.
CUR, making the hole in the lower part
Of its face.
Just stick your thumb In here whilst
make the other" Mr. Pollock com
Piled and he went on. 1.-The beer which
comes out of that hole viii be mild"
he explained as he bored. "and the beer
which comes out Of this one when I've
finished it viii be bitter, very bitter.
he added, inaudibly "Ah, there, it's
done Just stick your thumb in this
one, then I'll show you"
Mr. Pollock hastily inserted his thumb
into the second hole, and with both
hands fully occupied waited for the mir
acle.
And now" said Mr. Twigg, allowing
his smile to broaden, I'm just go along
and catch my train. I've got five min
utes and can just do IT, As I said,
you've done me well while I've been
here. and I think you'n admit that I've
done you well in return. Good morn
ing, Mild and bitter. remember. out Of
the same barrel Don't forget"
He ran lightly up the cellar stairs
and vanished into the stretch Of sun
light beyond them. Mr. Pollock with
both thumbs stuck IN the barrel, was
busy employing a somewhat slow brain
in calculation as to the choice between
the lnss Of his account and the loss Of
SO gallons of beer. He had not solved
the problem by the time that Mr. Twigg
stepped out of the little station on his
way to town.
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IN HE fowlers cottage stands at
the edge of the fields where the
estuary of the Whitewater
joins the main, and if there be a more
desolate spot in the Lancashire coast
have yet to find it.
When l went down to the cottage
the other night the weather, for all
its roughness, seemed likely to favor
fowling. When 1 reached the fowler's
cottage I found it's owner in strange
mood. He was walking rapidly from
kitchen to parlor, pausing every now
and again to open the kitchen door
and look out to seward.
I'm sorry we've come down." he re-
marked as l reached the door, for l
can't come wi We tonight"
why not?" I asked. Aren't you
we'll? There is nothing the matter
with wind or weather and the udell
bring a great many birds up
'That's right enough he replied
"and there's nothin' 'XaCtly wrong wi,
me, but it is my unlucky night and l
dussnt go out" .,.
"'Twere three years ago last mght,
he said; CHANGED l were flight shoot
in and didn't have no luck what
somever. There was shower or
birds come out from the decoy pond,
but blame me if they didn't keep out
IF range like, and l couldn't come
near them nohow An as l walked
oack long the sea wall. a greet ole
owl came shrikkn' right past me- an
I thought, mebbe, she were a witch