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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
WEAVING COLT is DIFFICULT
Matter Requires Careful Feeding and
manaaement-Four to Six Months
Is the Usual Aae.
Rr N. CoVERDELN

WEAVING the colt is not simply an
act Of separating the colt from its
dam, but it is a matter that viii re-
quire careful feeding and management
Of both, just the same as changes in
other conditions demand different "a
tons and handling.
From Tour to- six months is the
usual age at which the colt should be
Weaned- OF course, there are excep-
tons to this rule. some doing better
If weaned earlier,-where the mares
milk does not seem to agree with the
colt, and some requiring the dams
milk for a longer period on account
Of the colt being pUny or unhealthy,
but in most cases this is the proper
range Of age for weaving.
However, if the mare has been re-
bred and is thought to be pregnant,
the colt should not be allowed to
suckle over four or five months al
the farthest, as the composition OF the
milk begins to change at this period
and will WELD a deteriOrating effect
on the health of the sucking colt. at
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

station and, after a prolonged stare in
sharply1to the north
What is it?" asked Gracia, coming
out of her reverie.
"Oh, nothing" answered Bud, slump
ing down in his saddle. 'T see the rail-
road is open again-they might be
somebody up there looking for u.s."
You mean"
well, say a bunch OF rurales."
He turned still farther to the north
as he spoke and spurred his faded
horse on. Gracia kept her roam be-
side him, but he took no notice. ex-
cept as he scanned the line with his
bloodshot eyes. He was a handbook
ing man now, with a rough stubble Of
beard on his face and sullen set to
his Jaw AS two horsemen rode out
from distant Aqua Negra he turned
and glanced at Gracia.
Seems like we been on the run
ever since we left Fortuna he said
with a rueful smile. Are you good
for just one more?"
What is it now?" she inquired
pulling herself together with an effort
Are those two men coming out to
meet US? Do you think they'd stop
| us?"
That's about our luck" returned
| Hooker. But when we dip out of sight
| in this swale here wen turn north and
hit for the line"
"An right" she agreed MY horse
is tired, but I'll do whatever you say,
Bud"
She tried to catch his eyes at this,
but he seemed lost in contemplation OF
the horsemen-
"Them's rurales," he said at last,
"and heading straight for us-but
we've come too far to get caught now.
Come on" he added bruskly. and went
ganoping up the swale-
For two miles they rode up the
wash, their heads below the level Of the
plain, but as Bud emerged at the mouth
of the gulch and looked warily over
the cut bank he suddenly reached foI
/ his rife and measured the distance tc
the line.
They was too foxy for me-" he NUT
! tered, as Gracia looked over at the
approaching rurales- But can stand
'em off," he added, so you go ahead
mol" she cried, coming out in open
rebellion. We'll. I won't leave you
| that's all" she declared, as he turned
to command her. "Oh, come along
Bud" She laid an impulsive hand
on his arm and he thrust his gun bach
into the sling with thud.
'An right" he said. Can't stop tt
talk about it Go ahead-and fay the
hide on of that roan!''
! They we're less than mile from tn,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
COOKED FEED FOR THE HOGS
Practice Has Been Largely Abandoned
Because Digestibility Has Been Re-
duced-Potato Is Exception

Rv C. p SAMPSON. Oregon Agricultur-
al COllegeD
Cooking feed for swine has been
largely abandoned, since the digesti-
bility Of most feeds is diminished by
cooking. The potato seems to be an
exception to this Tule. When cheap
enough to be fed to pigs, potatoes viii
stand the expense Of cooking and pay
q profit If installing equipment does
not make too large proportion Of the
feed cost. At the present time one
hardly seems justified in installing an
expensive cooker for potatoes, since
ordinarily potatoes are more valuable
for human than for pig feed Other
fcrops also usually furnish more nu-
trieots at less cost per acre than po-
tatoes- Steaming is more desirable
than boiling potatoes, since the pur-
nose Of cooking is to decrease the wa
ter content and burst the starch cells
II potatoes are boiled the water
should be drawn on and the potatoes
left over the fire long enough to give
them a dry and mealy appearance,
when they split open
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

the same time tending to rob the colt
in foaI of the nourishment that should
be transmitted to it, while the COM
plications caused by these unfavOrable
conditions also detract from the health
of the mare.
In weaving the colt, one must be
guided partly by the amount Of milk
produced by the mare; her adaptable
ity to dry up quickly and properly,
without damage to the udder-
These are the points that should be
given special attention in connection
with handling the mare. and while
some viii require several days Of grad
ual separation from the colt before the
weaving is made permanent, most
dams will stand the more sudden wean-
ing.
To guard against mistakes in this
respect, let the colt suck only at night
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
WORLDS WONDER IN OREGON
Hottest Springs on Earth Said to Have
Been Located Seventy Miles
From Portland.

Springs hot enough to cook beans
and boil eggs in three minutes have
been found within a short distance OF
Portland. Ore They are on the Clack-
amas river, 80 miles south Of Esta-
cada and 20 miles from Portland
These springs are so in number
and one throws out a stream seven
inches in diameter. The springs have
been known to the Indians for many
wears A French halfbreed named
Michel Arquetto, a trapper, hearing an
old Indian Of the Molalla tribe speak
of hot springs this side Of the range,
made an investigation and found
them.
The springs are supposed to be the
hottest in the world-220 degrees.
Beans have been cooked in the larg-
or spring with the same dispatch as
on a stove. Eggs, enceased in mesh
of any kind. have been cooked IN three
minutes. Even fish have been caught
in the Clackamas river and without
heing taken on the line have been
dnopDed into the spring and in very
hrief time cooked to turn
The waters come from solid rock
and are strongly impregnated with
salts. but not of sufficient strength
70 make the taste Objectionable
Many stories are told by the Indians
with regard to the wonderful proper
ties of these springs and they have
been known to cross the mountains
from the reservation on the other side
to battle in the waters Of the Big
Hole" as they call it
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
Farm Money-makers.

and in the morning for two days. then
allow it to suck only once a day for
couple Of days. Next. let it suck every
other day for -four days. then shut it
away from the mare permanently
All this time the mare should be
MIXED three times a day, or oftener
if necessary. Milk her just before the
colt sucks every time
It is not intended that the colt Sc
cure much milk The object is simply
to make the weaving gradual for both
dam and colt, and to keep the fever
and heat sucked out OF the udder.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

cine on earth Let me tel you why
think so.
my son has been AFFLICTED with ca,
tarrh since he was a baby five months
old. so that for years had 20 watch
him all night long. and keep his
mouth open so he could breathe. as
he could not breathe through his nose
He has always been very delicate.
'Since he commenced taking the
Peruna can 90 TO bed and sleep ala
night"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
Two Operations Necessary.

All grade male lambs should be
castrated when one or two weeks old
All lambs, male or female. shouI- be
docked. When both these operations
are performed. the lambs viii bring q
higher market price.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

Willie" said the teacher. give
me three proofs that the world Is &C
tually round" Yesm, said Willie.
cheerfuIly; the book says so. you say
so, and ma says so."-Ladies- Home
Journal
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
ci,t. Intsnced for Breeding.

While the gifts intended for brood
sows should be wen fed for rapid de
veiopment, their rations should be
composed Of the milder grains. such as
cracked wheat, ground oats, and ths
like
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
Advise. coIf 20 Women-

John D. Rockefeller advises women
who are beginning to get old to take
I'D golf He thinks that 1t viii do
old women as much good as It does
old men, And for young women he
thinks it an excellent game as it viii
prevent their ever getting old.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

The wise man puts his best foot for
ward, but the fool depends en- the left
hind foot Of a rabbit.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

Figures may not lie, but some Of
them get tangled up In statistics
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

Prefer loss before unjust gain; for
that brings grief but once: this for
ever.-ChiId-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

Many a man is satisfied to rest on
the reputation OF his ancestors.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
Pefuna Did Wonders
ForMy
Boy

Mrs. Nellie
G GU rterB So
Franklin Ave.
HorsHaIk, Conn.,
writes: f,Peru-
ma has q on =
won ers for
my boy I can
not praise II
enough
Il think Il Is
fha h-z4 Da7f-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

It may be more blessed TO give than
to receive. but most OF US are willing
to let the other fellow have the bless
ing
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
kAESkS CITY BUSINESS c0LLEeE

Thousands Of students holding good Posit5o1E.
St-deutz enter any tine ulustrsted - pEEs
catalogue free- ToUEs EoEEE-s CzEzsEL81
ASK BIDS, 1851 HOGEE ST. KAEAAs CIIxs IA
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Kansas City Directory

IEsTaBEIsHFDl GonsiE9 y2ar cattie.
- SsS National Live Stock
Commission Co. Kansas City, No.
stOSkers and Feeders bought ON crders-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

ge6orcu beIuhtc CT sic @lilitdr-9lfa-
oenie, bon mel6cr CT 1864 0roouirtc.
SIN 9iirgerfriege 5eidnete er iid
our6 perioulibcn Whitb ans bci Ger
9elagerln9 bon @eters6urg So. SIN
Sabre 1907 wuroe General SDoedcr
peniionirt.
g 0 III StraBenbabn @ag
CON getroffcn.
SSn fritiidem 3uitanOe Iiegt ser 81
Sabre alte Gopio 3. @ropes bon Ger.
2053, z. StraBc, 9lorOwcit, inn So-
moopat6ii6en Soipital oarnieocr. ST
wuroe an Der @de bon Z. ln0 0-Str.
6eim lleberidreiten Scr T. StraBe
BON cinem cleftriiden StraBen6o6u-
g8aggon getroiien imo 5u 9oOen gc-
iuorfen, moe6i er einen Sd6Oelbrud
crIitt imo mebrere @unoen OaUon-
trug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

9enn bos biele touIenO garbs lange
&olaz8egz0i9ungsl bina bur6 einen
f6molen Streifen nit oem llfer 3uz
fammen. @om sglaRe uno 9f46il
aus geieben, ma9te es ober gang 0e:l
@inbrud elmer groBen SnieI, bic auf
allen Seiten BON Waher umgeben mar.
Die Some ftonb T9on tief. Die
nieorigen Solbdume parfen lanee
Sbatten bis in bic Ulitte oes 6luHes,
Gine frif1e 8riie flog iiber bas Mafs
Ter uno tiiblte bic erbiBten Ban9en.
Dos Boot botte tein Sonnenoa9, uno
oben BEL Der Station. no 0ie &aiernez
ments ben Winb obfingen, NOR es imz
mer nod unertrdgli6 beiB genelen.
9os @io tam burtig ndber. Sebt
fonnte man I6on bic 8emonnunq err
tennen. Born bic 9otbemOen; baS
iparen bic beiben dlteiten S0bne BON
Wlr. Pinecoffin oas Der 9aumpoll=
fpinnerei. Die nd9ien poren l2r.
Sfuller, ser Proturiit, unb Ulr.
@6adels, Der @olontGr bei Yinecoffin.
Damn folgten 5rebOb gmerfon unO
gillD WaterbouIe, uno am Ruber fab
Charles, Der brittle So6n BON Wlr.
pinecoffin, Der eben ert bon Srfor0
beim9etommen mar.
Gs fab tpirflih biibfh aus, ipie bic
9Riemen toftmdbig bd8 Maifer beriibrs
ten. Wldn mertte glei9. oab bic Greip
ibre Pflit6t geton unb oroentli9 trais
niert botte. QDie Elm 9iaiiermefer
f9nitt 6os i9mole Ding ben blanten
9Riiden bes Dlnbilam.
Die @igmdnner iolutierten uno
fGpentten ibre &oppen. Die &erle
paren Ihpora gebrannt ipie potbons,
peiier ni9ts als Wlusteln, 6out uno
Rno9en. @s f9ien ipirtlid5 Elm Wun=
Der, ipenn fie ii9 ni6t ooS nG9Hemol
ben groBen potol BON 8urrafpur boIz
ten.
9(6er ba fam ouh ihon bic Sonte
@etIep I'm sic Gde. Die Dame mar
etpos tur3atmig, puitete uno ipodelte
3um Grbormen. 9os fA0ne 2ie0 BON
Der Mitipe Wlalone I6oll bruhitiids
neife 6eriiber.
.Sante 8etfeh" mar bas W2otor6not
Oss oGten 3esimsuts. Die Suugcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

batten ben olten &loppertaiten oui
9tttien oetauft. Sine etpos gepagtt
Spefulation. Denn Sante Better
batte cine beipeote @ergongen6eit. llnt
Dr. Wlorton te6ouptete, baB eint
ni9ttrepierte 2bbitgranate, elm Sor-
peoo oOer cine Maggonlobung glitro.
sl9cerin Der Sdnte 8etIeD eegeniibel
nur fir barwloie &nollbonbons Gifi-
mi,rt per0en t0nntsn. Syreili9, bel
Dottor mar ni6t optimiitif1 peron.
logt unb bielIeic6t au9 nibt gang ob-
jettib, neil er an benz Mftienunterne6.
men teinen Q(nteiI betommen bate
Se0enfolls f9ppr bic gan3e 9obortt
BON 3ommb 9obo runter Bis gum
jiingIten Sub, DaB Sonte 8etleD cir
fomoies, altes 6rauen5immer uno i'm
itonOe lei, ieben 9Retoro Der 8ibbDi
ooer 2(u4ors2inie obne tDeiteres 81
f9lagen.
@lei6 binter benz &iIon &6et ira.
fen bic brei 9o6r5euge 5uIammeu
6reo @merfon i9lug cine tleine 3e.
gotta Dor: bis aur 9anbungsitelle -
Start beim Roten @roben. Der Dor
fGlag fano begeiiterte 9tufnabme uni
puroe fofort ins Mert geIcBt.
Gs mar cine bemertensperte 0erans
ifoltunq, pon Der sic Station nod
bicr5e6n Sage ldng er3dblte. Sommt
0o0o 6ielt cine Q(nfpracbe an feline
2eute, erinnerte an Oen Ru6m Der bri.
tti9en Ilotte uno an bas itoI3e Ban
ner 9lltzGnqlonOs unb bef1mor Sulebi
Seremias Briggs Bel Der Gbre BEG
adten Re9iments, iein 9eites 3u tun
Seremios Briggs mar fir geipo6n4
li9 puBer beim Sberleutnont; ouf bei
Sante @etieD ober mar er WloT8inens
ingenieur, 6ei3er uno 9smannung'
olles in elmer gerfon. Mlan fonntC
bieI BON ibm erporten.
.Serrn~ fogte Sommb 0obb potbes
tH9. nSerrD Wenn mir iiegen, follI
bu elm 0ollbao ne6men. Sin @oll6o(
in Wbistol Su M9iSfp id
iage: in riAtisem OIb Som gBbiStp
8u nsiBt. pos Oas 9eiBt, Serr9!
Qlber penn ni6t - ~ bonn gnaoC
Dir Der 6immel. Serrn SD flu&t
ni9t; aDer i'd iage Dir. mein Sung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

f6lieBenbs, iasOgriine Staubgomos
fden iibergingen.
llnb Ddnn Der &opf.
Dos profil botte pbibios nobel
liert. Die Stirn niebrie, ober brett.
Die HoIe tiibn angeiebt unb fein gez
bogenA Sin boiler, trdFtiger Muno
nit feitem &inn uno i90n ee19punges
nen 2ippen. ouf benen Stol5 uno 2ies
bensDiiroigteit iid paarten.
Qlber bas Bette irnren bic 9lueen.
Diele groben, biomantgleihen 9lugen,
bic bos Qidt in fi9 einfaugten unO in
bun0ert blibenben Sunten uno Stra6z
len ipieber 3uriidporfen.
8ein Wunber. oaB au Nagalpur jes
oes 6rauenbera in U}r. Rolbb pers
norrt mar, unb boB Der mdnnli9eSeil
Oer 8eb0lterung ibm troBoem ni4t
bDIe iein tonnte.
nN2ebr Steuerbnsb, DapDl.
Mebr Steuerboro!
oDl" 49,
0as Boot folgte eeborfam oem Rus
Der, uno Rolbn iprang leihtfiiBi9 BON
Der SegeIoudt uno fsbte fd auf feis
men alien pldb.
.Wollen mebr beiT Winbe bleiben.
Sor Oos S9oot an, Doopl" tommans
bierte er.
Ser fleile QorD 5orIeton, Der 9lu=
Der unO @roBIegel beOiente, tat, pie
ibm qe6ejBen, uno oos Boot itieB feline
f9par3e g1ofe trdftiq ing MoTer.
n6urral Da iinb iie," rtef Wlr.
&norburn.
nllnb bort tommt oos Sig"
vNboil~
Ser Stub eripeitsrte fiG au elmer
9lrt see II Dem Df96il. 9rii6en
6inter 0em breiten S9ilfIireifen, Der
lpeit in ben See bineinreibte unb ben
pie perlmutter gldn3enben Spiegel
in spei groBe 6dlften teiIte. fab man
ben gloun bes Wlotorbootes, unb unz
ten Iinfs bei Der 2onO5unge. Der lpeis
BE Sled ouf Dem Maiier. Oos ipos 6as
Sig.
nSie tommen friiher ais mir"
,Dos Sig iebenfalIs."
oDo 1T ibon ole SuIel,"
GiaentIin mar e8 cine SoI6iniel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
gSinf fir Weidaftslcute.

@ofbinoton, 10. Suli. Su
elmer 9eutigcu 3uidriit Oes @anoels.
Scfrctdrs 9c0iiclo an 0en General.
Foitmeiitcr 9urleion miro oieier Oa-
roiif olifmerfiam eemodt, OoB es bon
g9idtigfeit it, omerifoniide Sc
iAoftsleilte 5u elmer itriftercn @ead
ttng Der &oitoori6riiten in @e5ug
ouf @oitio1en oic nab Dem gluSlon-
oe ge6en, 81 Oeranloiicn. gSie ndm-
lid Sefret6r Ge6fielo in Grfobrim0
gebrodt bot, iino Diele bon omerifo-
ridden Sonoelsfirmen nod Dem 9lus-
lonoc geididte @ricfc nidt obgelic.
fcrt moroen neil iic lingcniigeno
fronfirt maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

l2r. 9Rolbb baldn3ierte ouf Ser Ses
gelbu9t. sym 3opp mar etipos in
llnorbnunQ qeroten. Gr batte es
tunitgere8t eefpIiBt unb brebte ii4
iebt borii9tig duf ieinem ettuos tippliz
gen Stanoort berum. Wlit Der re9ten
Sanb faBte er ben Moit; nit Der onz
0eren bielt er ii9 am Goditag feit.
.Rrotobile21 fragtc er 3uriid. m4roz
tobile2 &enne cen SluB Bis 3ur
5HleuIc unb roufpGrts bis binter bic
Snnbbant. 6abe feline &rotobile aez
Iebeh. 2ooieren feline i'm 9f9bilam.
oQlber narum nibt, Wlr. 9RolGD9
Marum Blob ni4t2" lifpelte WsiG So
Iigttlr.
,Wurum ni9t2. Darum nicbt?
Roltuliere: st Der @anses fir Ole
sereatiren pldiierIiher."
.9b Sobe, pldlierliherl"
Ta W2r. Rolbb iab. boB ii4 olle
Qluaen ouf ibn ribteten. fubr er fort:
rRaItuliere: SIT pIdiierlider II oer
@on0ts. &ommt bo bolb mas onees
F1pommen. ST tpie i'm S9Iaroffen@
lon5 nit oen gebratener Sauber. -
Sil es nibt io9 Slrnen ba immer
ipos Az f9nabuliereH. :. bic &reatits
ren."
Sin @8rei 6es Gntiebens unterz
brob ibn:
Scr. Rolbnl"
n@rdBIid~
,2l6. OIL"
Die Damen bielten ii9 bic Sbren
au. Wlrs. 6oufon mdrtierte einen
lei9ten ObnmahtsanfoIl. glur W2iB
DolrDmple ladte 10 ber3li9, Dab bas
Boot ins SHnonten eeriet.
g(ber alle 9lugen bingen bod an
Wlr. Rolbb.
gBie er 70 6oItonb ouf Der 9u9t!
Den Idlonten Qltbicteniorper lei9t
an oen D1aif geIebnt. in ieiner Sade
aus SGmiI@leber, 6arunter bic eles
oante SoftDeite ~ tabatforben, nit
8arten, poltellblouen DeKins - bic
feline QdIGe. in Der &ropotte elm 60
litdr, Der unter @riibern feline fiinfSi9
pfun0 merit mar. Die loneen, mustus
loIen 9eine itedteu in bIenOenopeiBen
2eiuen6oIen. bic uuten in tnapp ons
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
1fr Gftat nrr Eang @utplpraun G." .:: v: IL:

@en, oaB bu 0eine 8eine Bis 5ur nd9.
item 9legenaeit ni9t mebr fii6len Iollit
SD nerOe bid nu9erer3ieren lafs
fen na9erer5ieren lafen, Biz bu
Monno BON Dir gibit. lln0 Der Ser
geant ioll ii4 beiner elm biB4en an
ne9men."
Seremios Briggs grinite iiber bas
gan5e breits, fcbWor56Iaue SpiBbuben=
geiidt, fdob feinen 8iIien &autabat
aus Der re9ten 8dde in bic ltnte unb
grun3te: rg'febl, Sirl Qlber"
.&ein o2[ber", Wannl" fubr Toms
nh @oob fort. .Aein ,2(6er"!
limo ipenn Der gan5e aIte SeefeRel
.plobt. gBir miihen bic @rfen fein
auf Der sSniel. gGir miihen Song
oOer in Gtiiden, Syerrpl Ql6er Die
GrIten!l"
Seremios Briggs lo6 ieiuen Sbers
leutnant beriidnonisinnig an, ipudte
in bic 6dnOe, griff uo9 Der S9ippe
unO parf &oblen auf uno pieber 8obz
len, uno bann rotterte Die alte Dome
unter @olloampf boraus.
Q(ber ni9t longe. Donn CAB es eiz
nen ia9ten Buns. SommD 9oDo
feBte fic9 auf Die IpiBen &nie oes lon=
gen I}acIeon; Die aon3e Greip modte
cine @erbeugung uno eriportete, binz
nen iebt uno elmer @iertelitun0e inGjes
itoIt bon&arbonaOeniiiiden in 0te2uft
gu fliegen. o9lr rrr r."
mabte bic toll qeiporoene Sdraube,
un6 Scremios Briggs rib oos @entil
ouf.
Tonte getien itedte bis an bic Saille
i'm Ih0nlten Mopr. 9fii6rte uno rip=
petite ii1 nicbt. Der Tegierungsbosger
fam notiirlic6 nid6t 10 peit berouF Bis
sum Df96ilom. uno bic Gabrtrinnc
dnoerte ii9 alle o6t Sage.
3dbnetniri4enb mubte Somul0
0pbo nit onle6en, lrie bos Sig pors
iiterflibte. Sin nettes Sollo ma1teI
bic 8urfden 6rinnen. nDrei 6urros
fir Tonte Better" brillte G6arIeD
9inecofiin. uno bic oon3e frehe Gjes
IellI@aft iiimmte oas i60ne 9ie6 an
BON Der &uff, Die ouI ben Gtrano aes
loufen". .p.
Gs mar aum @erapeiieInl
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,Sie iperben BLOB nod ms MoFer
fallen, Wlr. Rolbb!" fagte Wlrs. 6ous
ton un6 seigte ibr tleiues, nerDOies
GjeIHt uuter benz ponceouroten Sonz
nenf6irm.
,syutter fir &rotooile!" mari mrs.
4interton in ibrer fpiBigen WeiIe ein.
DliB DolrDmple laate. Sin fetz
ter BiKenl" meinte iie. sic mar ielz
Der elm fetter @iHen, oenn iie muBts
INNER in Der Wlitte bes 8Ootes fBen,
Ionlt mar oie Gefobr bes Renterns
unbermeiblih.
A,Da finb mir ia Qliidli9 tpieber bel
ben RrotoOilen," it0bnte Wlr. &norz
burn unb lpiidte Tih BEN S4peiB BON
Der Stirn. Die 8icIier bdngen einem
na9gerobe gum @oIie berous. 9ic
Rrotpbile". 49,.
n@ibt es ia gar ni9tF
,Worum foil es feline Groto6ile ges
benz Diht beim @anges."
v0at ficb mos: @anaes DurH bic
G9leuIe tommt tsin Wlugeer (2roto=
0ilorD."
~Das leibst idOn Mr. g6unOsrs
nint."
>QlIle Io9tsn.
)gs mar Elm brollioer @sbonte: w1r.
Ditta Gbunbers unb bic Rrotooile.
Der tleine, oide. biereifrige 8obu in
Ieinem erGBlicb tarrierten 6laneIls
0nauo nit ben binmelblouen Striimps
fen un6 ben aiegeIroten 2adI4u6en.
Den 6irnbeerfarbigcn sea iiber Dem
tueelrunoen, eutmiitigen GeI9t. Gr
mar S9leuienmeiiter ouf bem Gjreater
pio: Elm gplien, Der ipeeen Ieiner mo-
torilcben 9ebeiltunosIofeteit oerooe
fir War. gbunbers pabte unb bon oie=
fem tpiiroigsn geomten nit Der gan3en
@r1noes5a zines lieutenant @opernor
betleioet ipuroe.
3glo6oem Fich bic gcielli6oft ipieber
sfipos berubigt botte, fdnitt Nlih
Blorentine @oIigbtlD oos ltreitigg
Hbemo bon neuem an. Sie ponbtg
iih an Wlr. RolbD, Der in ollen Sra.
gen Oes Sports, namentli9 Der Sogo.
olS Qlutoritdt gait. .Gjibt es pirflid
feline 3rotobiIe i'm Dfh9ilamg. j..
SO fiirhis mid por arolooiIsR,A
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gSeterauen in Soldleiter. .

9ie n@eteronen ouSIdnoiidcr
&riege~ @litglieocr 0es n@infielO
Scott Sdle9 @oitens 9ar. So nm
tcrno6men geitern nit ibrcn 6oui-
lien einen trefilid crImfenen Nus.
Ing nod Eol6eiter, an weldem ou1
sic SS. S5iooc 9o6e Strous imo G.
81. gorronco, ser &oniul Ser Hcpu-
blif Cuba, ais @Gite Ebeil nobnien.
Sic 9(rron9irlttg eines 9aieboll.
Spicls crntete olgemeiuen itiirmi.
iden 9eifoa. 0ie beioen Wtannidaf-
ten iebten iid mie foIet 8ilanuucu;
Girie Eeom- 6re0 NlcDer, c.; 9to-
bept @Aarrop ps5 Ebomas g1oifcL
1b.; Sobu 9fiaeD, o.; &atrid fileD,
&C.; Charles ScullD,i. f.; @owaro
9icbl H.; gSiaion NlcGlosfep, cf.;
Gborles 2elpis, IF. glrmD Eeom
Sseiie 81. GoweG c.; 81. s. 9unbart,
A.; 9ute s. GepDie, 1b.; SenrD 6rce-