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tI PRATTA Tale of the CapeCod Fisher Folk

ByJoseph C LincolnA-

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by T D M lvlllIIUustrallowrj tPlri 7IJtUoDISYNOPSISp

CHAPTER IIr Pratt bftrnncomal narration of story IntroducingIItodo Nathan Srudder of hisItand lidwarJ Van Brunt and Martin-f lIartl V two rich New seekingrreb Because of lodge pair lavish ex ¬penditure Of money I matt a nwt Imprea ¬

sion was connected with lunatic

tCJtAJTER nTho arrival of JamesJ Hopper Van Uruntfi valet Rave 1rmjtthe declretl Information about tho NewIdrker They wUhpd to live what the° wtrrmld Tire Natural IJfe Von Brunti learned WHS the successful a ultmiJ for the hand of Sties Agnes l age whoI t gave Hartley upf

CHAPTER JIISol Pratt was en ndg ItJI cook and the party decided to cpiJ-uly Fourth In Huatwlche CHAPTER IVThey took luneh ot

KaBtwteh Van Brunt Hartley Pratt antHopper attending j

CHAPTER VAt Fourth of July cele ¬i bration Hartley rescued a boy known aiteddy a horses fet and

the urchin proud to be one of Mhages charges whom she had taken tothe country for an outing lIItss Page

i and Hartley were separated during allerco storm which followed the picnic

p Out sailing later Van Brunt HartleyPratt and Hopper were wrecked In asquall

CHAPTER VThe Cruise of the Dora BassettAfter that there wits a kind of tab

eau same as them they havo otchurch sociables Here was Hartleystaring at the young woman and thiyoung woman staring at him and thboys starIng at bothof emand me starIng at the three and the crowd around

I doing grand double back actloa starIngnt the whole of us Then the partbroke up as you might pay

Hartley red as a beet now got urand bowed The young woman gotup too and held out her hand In adoubting sort of way But afore hecould take It she seemed to remember something or charged her mindfor she dropped the hank and turnedto the boy who was on his feet bythis time looking down at the rellciof his clothes And between greaseand sand and dirt and rags they matta ruin that was worth looking atmade you think of a rubbish pile wlUa red danger lantern on top

You naughty boy says she Howcould you do so If you know howfrightened Miss Talford and I naver been Are you hurt dear

Naw says the dear brisk anddisgusted Sure I aint

The young woman fidgeted aroundhim petting and poorlng him andpinning him together so to speakHartley fidgeted too not seeming tohavo his bearings at all He actedto me like he wished he was ten thousand miles away and yet I callato hedidnt Mally wish It neither Thedoctor and Major Phlnney were fussIng around and the crowd kept gettingbigger and closing in

If youll excuso me miss says IInterfering as usual whore twas noneof my affairs I think perhaps twouldbe a good Idea If we went somewherewhere twant so popular Maybe womight go Into one of the rooms atthe hall or Bomewheres

s Why of course says Hartleygrabbing at the notion like twas arope Id thrown out to him Wellgo to the hall Ag MIsa Page letme present my friend Mr SolomonPrattSo twas the Page girl after allId guessed as notch though how shecome to be In Eastwlch when shedought to havo been In Europe wasmoron I could make out She lookedup at mo anti reached out her littlehand with a kid glove on It Likewise she smilednet with her mouthalone same as an undertaker meet ¬ing the relatives of the departed butwith her eyes too Twas the rightkind of a smile Im vaccinated andnot subject to women folks as a rulebut rd have done considerable to gota deckload of thorn smiles r-

Im very glad to know you MrPratt says she just as though shemeant it And we shook handsreally shook em

More I could get over that shakod and smile enough to bo sensible Ma

jor Philander shoved her arm intothis and headed for the hall Drat hisYou never could beatthat old image when there was a pretty woman atnund Hartley lookedMod of set back like Then ho takesthe boy by the hand and falls into thomajors wake Mo and tho doctortrailed along behind

The Doc kept talking about whata bravo thing the TwIns diving under

f tho horses was but I didnt hoar morethan half of It I was watching thoPage girls hat and thinking howmuch prettier twas than the onesthefti boarder girls at tho hOtpl woreAnd yet there want a quarter somany feathers and ribbons and doodads on it

The little chap was chirping up toHartley all the way What worriedhim was when ho was going to gethis five dollars Martin told him hed

t get it all right Hed advance ithimself and collect it afterwardsWhats your name son T says ho

to the youngsterDenny says the boyDenny Dennis you mean Den

nlswhatAw

dont know Plain DennyI guess

Where do you live la New YorkOver around Cherry street most of

tho tlmo Me and tho old man usedto hang out in the back room of MikeDonahues place on Mott street tillho got sent up Then I got to solllnJIIlpehand doln iTl s and thingsSum limes Id take a shy at the Newsboys Home nights Thats whero MissAgony Miss Page I mean found meIm ono of tho Fresh Air kids over to-bur > Jacq

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Many more like you over thereSure I nine or ton of us girls and

all Wo been hero a week now Iskinned out of tho window this mornIn and hoofed it over hero Waited-to

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seo tho show Geol what a

of Jays Youre the guy what gnnIthe candy for mo nlnt you

Shouldnt wonder Do youyour tea her7

Bet your life Shes a peach Sostho other ono Miss Talford her nameIs

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Humph What do they call you

over on true cast sldo when youroathomo

Redny says tho little shaverHartley looked down at him and

smiled one of his quiet grinsBully for you Ilcdny says he

Youre a brickWe got through tho crowd and Into

the hall finally Shutting time doorwas a Job The folks outside seemedto think theyd been cheated Id liketo have got rid of Philander but you

couldnt do that without a block andtacklo ho stuck to Miss Paso like akedge anchor to mud bottom Thedoctor was putting a strip of stickingplaster on Hartleys forehead Thocut Want nothing but a scratch Imglad to say

After a spell I see my chance andI cornered the major and commencedto talk politics Ho was hankering forthe county representative nominationand I know hits soft pot Hartley andtho Paso girl got together then butthey didnt seem to kaiow what to say

I heard her explaining that shehadnt gone to Europe at all f Her mahad been took sick nothing to speakof I Judgedvj11 of nerves or thelike of that So Agnes and her chumthlg Margaret Talford had een thechance theyd been waiting for andhad got their poor children tribe to ¬gether and ceme down ijnd took tl> oLathrop place at South KastwlcliSeems Miss Talford had hired It aforeIntending to go to the Fresh Airvyago alone longs she couldnt gotAgnes to go It with her

But how Is it that youre heresays she J thought you were at the

mountainsHartleyexplained that of the last

moment ho had decided to try thjjseashore He was at Wellmouth furthe present he said

But you should have known I washere she says I wrote toto Edof course before I loft the city OhI see I Sent the letter to your Adl ¬rondack address But It should havebeen forwarded

Hartloy stammered a little but hosaid quiet that ho was afraid perhapsVan Brunt hadnt thought to sendword to have his mall forwarded-

I see she says Thats like EdMartin seemed to think twas tQo

but all ho said was lies written youvery faithfully His letters of coursehave gone to Liverpool

Well that was about all We hadto be going I said goodby and westarted for the door Miss Page cnineover and held out her hand

Mr Hartley says she I want tothank you for saving Dennis MajorPhlnney told me about it It wasbrave And Im glad that youre nothurt x

She was pretty nervous but a gooddual less flustered than ho was whenhe took her hand

It was nothing of course he says

hurried Hko That youngster vatworth picking up Good morningMiss Page

He stopped a second to say something about Van Brunt no doubt com ¬ing over to see her In a day or SOAnd then we left tho hall and headedfor tho street

Wo walked along protty brisk for aways neither of us saying much ofanything Whatever there was IealIate 1 said Uy and by we comg totho railroad crossing And here Hartley stops short

Sol says he I believe Ill goback by train I dont feel like a seatrip this afternoon Thotcrtbntcrack on the head has shaken me upsome I guess Explain to Van willyou Tell him Im all right but thatIve got a little headache Under-stand

I presumed likely that I understoodmare paybe that ho thought I did

Headache Is a fair to middling excusobut I Judged thoro was other thingsId scon them two look at each otherwhen they met andwell they saya nods as good as a wink to a blindhorse and I aint blind I made a sortof note in my mind to get the pumpsto working again on Lord James nexttime I got a chanco at him alone

Hartley left mo and went over totho railroad depot and I kept ondown tho poad to the shore I wasloafing along going over to myselftho doings of the afternoon and wondering what Van Brunt would say andso OB when I como out Into the clearplaco at the top of Meeting House hillAnd tho meeting house clock struckfourI junjpcd IHtp Id set down on ahot stovo I hahnt no Idea It was aslate as that The pig and tho Pagegirl and the rest of tho mixup hall putall notion of time out of my head Iyanked out my watch to mako surothat that clock was right and thenI glanced at the sky Over torti-

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eastard a big fat gray fog bank waspiling up Twas high water at two

Eastwlch Port covo is a nasty place togot out of at low tide and here was aneasterly fog coming

As a general thing I dont take anybodys wash when it comes to Ianding a boat or looking out for weatherand such but now I was ready tosing small A tenyearold boy broughtup along shore would havo known trottar than to do as Id done Dont makeno odds bow good an excuse I had forforgetting no excuse Is good whore itcomes to sallboatlng I wont downthat hill like tho man in t tho tin coffin went to Tophet cllukotty jlngloI Jumped fences and cut across lotsand Im ready to swear tight now thattheres moro horse briars to tho squareinch In Eastwlch Port than in any oth ¬er plane on the Lords green earth

bust through tho pines and come outon the beach yelling Ifil Turn outa orykodyl Oct aboard now Live ¬

iiAnd by time there want a soul inlight For no less than twentytwoand a half minutes by my watch IStalkd up and down the beach sego

lug tho tide go out and bcllerlrigAhoy I and Where nre you at

the top of my lungs And then loand behold you here comes VanBrunt Oct Lord James poking alongur If they had all the tlmo there syncVan bnd been ovor behind tho pointtaking a swim and his lordship hadgono ulong to set on hula boss trous ¬ers and keep the creases in or Bombsuch mighty Important job

All right skipper all rightdrawls Van cool as a Sunday schoolboy at an Ice cream sociable Youvegot good lungs and youd ought to bocareful of em 1vo heard you whoop-ing

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for tho last ten minutes Whatdid you nnd Martin have whon youwere up town By tho way where IsMartin

Ho was so everlasting comfortableand sassy and I wits HO bllltig hot andnervous that it mado me mod

riles gono homo on tho train Isnapped out Got a headache

Headache eh Humph Whatdid you have up town and whero didyou get It

Never mind whoro wo got It saysI Youll get a hoadncho from settingup stuck on n shoal all night If youdont get aboard that boat Look atthorn clouds

Ho looked nt em Ah he saysvery like n whale-

I didnt know what he meant and Ididnt care-

Whalo says I Well Well belucky If wo aint tho Jonahs Getaboard with that basket you Opporwlmtsyournamo will you If youwant to fetch port tonight

Lord James looked lute hed like toput another cad on me but his bosswas round and ho daisent talk backBetween us wo loaded tho dunnage

Put YourHelmOvertoPcrtlP-orts You Lubber Port

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hen Van tot aboard deliberateiiough to try a parsons patience and

t cast Iccac and got sail on the DoraBnssett Wed made a start anyhow

nut It turned out that wag all wednude Van commenced to ask memore about Hartley and afore Tcouldtoll him the nows about the pic raceand the rest the Dora Baaaett run hernose on a sand flat and there shestuck I was afraid of that tide allalongI

to get her off with the oarbut twas no go Then I pulled theskiff alongside tha one wed beentowing astern and got Into that andtried that way Hut that wouldntwork either Finally I jumped over-board up to my waist and thon I gother off-

Rut she stuck again afore we gotout of tho cove I splashed antishoved nnd workod for another halfhour or so the wind dying out and thefog drifting in limo I got her sliestthis tlmo and had listened to a steadystrotch of Van Brunts lazy sarcasmsmy temper was worn to aboestringsConaarn the man It didnt seem tomako no difference to him whether hegot homo that night or a week fromthen

We got out of that blessed coveand into the channel somewhereiaround six oclock Then twaa a deadboot home and the breeze pretty nighgone A fow minutes and tho toyshut down on us wot and thick andheavy as ever I see It We pokedalong for an hour or so more andthen twas most dark and wo wanthalf way to Wellmouth Lord JamesIn his usual position hanging on totho centerboard and moving his headfrom ono side to tother as If ho wasafraid of being hit when ho wantlooking Id pretty night scalped himwith the boom once or twlco andnow ho ducked whenever the tillersqueaked Ho certainly looked likea statue of misery In a fountain withthe fog dripping off his sldewlretors

Van was stretched out on the OCTblowing smoke rings and spoutingpoetry Id been too busy to tell himu word about his girls being In thoneighborhood Fact Is I didnt likethe fuel of things I believed there waswind corning

Seo lucre says I finally ono ofyou fpllero II have to go forard andkeep an eye out for shoals Woro onthe edge of tho channel hero and Iwant to be in deep water nforo asquall hits us I callato theres onepretty nigh due

Ills lordship just stared at mo fishyeyed mind pitiful Ao for Van ho wenton reciting something about being onthe sea with the bluo above and theblue below He want going to stir

not himLook hero I says If we strike

a sand bar and a squall strikes us atthe same tlmo well go below waydown whore Its a big sight bluerthan tis here cording to the minI-sters tell Go forard on lookout wontyouSo

ho went though I doubt if hedhavo known n bar whon he sec ononot that kind anyway

Pretty soon the broozo glvo outaltogether And then from off In tiledistance I hoard a noise a rushingroaring kind of nolso

Hark I yells Do you hear tlJatIHero sho conies Down withHaul on that ropo Mr Van will youNo no Tother ono Tother onelGodfrey scissors Hero you Opperhang on to that tiller Keep her justas she Is I

I mado a long arm grabbed thatvalet man by the collar yanked himinto the sternshcets and jammed theUJler late his ltaqThi J tooJs a

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i Tills woman says that sicktryhjydiaCompound us she didMrs A Gregory of 2563 Lawrence

St Denver writes to MrsPiuklmm

J was practically nn Invalid for sixcars on account fcuinlo troubles

I underwent an operation b timedoctors advice bit in a few months Lwns worse than before A friend ad-vised Lydia K Plnklmnis VegetableCompound and It restored me to perfecthealth sueh as I have not enjoy cd Inmany years Any woman suffering nsI with backache bearing dowppains nnd perimllc palnshould fullVegetableCompoundFACTS FOR SICK WOMEN

For thirty IR Ljdia K Pinkhams Vegetable ontfront roots nnd herbs > fins been thostandard remedy for female illsmid hiss positively cured thousands ofwomen who have been troubled withtl isp luce 1 1 lents tJon fibroid ttufQF 1trgutiaritiest

1101 downfeelinIltulenc Judi ey

nln918111OstrntlonWhsirs Plnlilmm Invites all sick

women to write her for adviceSho has jriilded thousands tohealth Address Lynn Mass

tying leap forard where the Twinwas trying to cast loose the peak halHard having 8 notion it seemed thatit ought to belong to tbo jib

The squall struck ut The tOGsplit into pieces same as n rottertops The Dora Banctt heeled oventill I thought she was going on herbeam ends Ills lordship turned mosta yoU like a tugboat whittle lets gitlly ttlt r and dived headftret Into thecockpit unitdehlps As for mo I wasswinging over the side with my whitweight on the jib downbnul pawlifair with my feet nail trying to Retlack my balance

That downhaul was old and sonfatten It broke and I went overboardwith a howl sad a splash

I went down far enough to begin totoo gllmpMs of that blue plato 1 waspeaking of just now Then I pawedup for air When my bead stuck olJlpf water tlere was qoinatnlHQ bit dand black swooping past It 1 matsa grab anti caught hold As luck wouldhave It twas the skirt we was towing

asternI Into that skiff aup a tree I was full of salt watereyes and allbut I could see the DoraUassett lopping ahead of mo with hergaff halfway down liar mast Seemsthe halliard had broken Last after tbodownhaul I

I roared a sputtering kind pf roarAnd then Vans hood stuck out arefthe sloops stern

God sakes says ho Aro youdrqynedr

Drowned I hollers Think Ima poeky lubber Just cause you Ihad to stop hero to cough 1 was aregular tank as you might say of salt-water I

good liegvena gaga Vqn Duthey always do thatboats I moan I

Always do Iwassomadat myselfand all creation that I could scarcelyanswer Oh suffering mighty Ifover go to sea again with a parcelof Catch a hold of that tiller Bringher Into the wind Cast oft that mainsheet Cast It oft Here comesanother one-

I suppose malnslieols aro kind ofscarce on the Street Anyhow I-see that ho didnt knot what 1 meant

That IPVC at the store J hoH raJanclig nrcund In tlie sk12 CastIt off Lively

Thp Mcond squall strick us I seethe Dora Bassett drive off In a sweep-Ing halt cIrcle tho and of tho boomknocking tops of the waves topIeces and the spray lying like awaterfall And louder than the windor anything olio I could hear LordJames hellerlng for home and mother

jha twant till afterwards that Iremembered any of this Just thonI had other fish to fry There wasto or tlireC ropes at the sailboatsstern and Van had cast off one of cmsame as I ordered

Onllus It happened Instead of thohed cast off tho skiffs

painter MO and tho Dora Bassett waq

parting company fastFrom out of tho dark ahead of me

come a yell louder oven than LordJames distress signals

Sol hollers Van Brunt Sol

PrattAy ayl I screams Im nilright Never mind me Put your helmover to port

Port wh-atPityourlsolmovortoPort I

port you lubber POUT My mannon hind gene overboard when I didand tboyd missal the skiff

Twas quiet for a minute Thenfrom further oft comes tile acree-

ehhutpartoohodamnlhl ngjibportNever mind

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I yolls Keephe-rjIlMtnsshcls Youll fetch

uvallrllbt BettortakorcoL-Uackthntmnlns heat I

Then I had to quit and grab up thoears and bring tho skiff bow on to theseas When I got hor headed right I

couldnt seo nor hoar nothing of thoDora Bassott As Major PhilanderIJilnney says whon ho gets to tollinghow much better General Orant wouldjjnve done If hed took his advice 1STUB disconnected with my baso of

suppliesContinuedNext W cJl

IN tASHOfJS AALNi

Charming and Becoming HatsFor Spring and Summer

DOTTED NET ALSATIAN BOWS

Entire Hats Conked With Roies AsMany as Four Dozen Used on a Sin-Us Shape Flower Completely Coverand Hldo Crowns

Moth silk and sntln enter largely Intohis seasons millinery amid where time

iiitlro hat Is not built of then matemists It IB a favorite conceit to interenvo cords of satin with time strawhe fliTAUgomiiit usually Wing In IL

sharp contrast of yolo Inga At n bind ¬ing for tilt lug tlenltaut Immure of rlnsdot nt amid plate nmlluon satin and thesoft glaco taffetas ore almost Indiapcnfuiblc mid lust those Iminuonso lows

WHITE SILK 1AJUROL

will coi < nne lu favor throughout nnother season there seems lo IMS littledoubt Com man T Of course bat WItbecoming and apes nsrp style Is notSome of the most expensive of thespring tnooVIt are showing this styleof law trimming In a cobweb qualityof batiste hand oinuroklcml the fineoboe of the material waking the bowalmost as trnupparent as lace ttXtrcutely good effects iMiwevw intro pasliable ID lens mostly mnlerlald whiletIe bows mire sultulde only on thelargo simian quaintly nmde bows oftaffeta mud atlu are seen on IMMOO ofthe small lot shaped bat anti lUll soplaced ns to touch onch other aroundtime circumference or the hat iMniklUKIts nldepas olTtvlnilly UN do the ruchesnod plaiting more RWjernlly user fortnta purpose Such a hat however IsiUlte beyond the powors of an BIOSttur mid must be Infinitely smart look

Ing to he omen ondurabtoThe wearing of lowers has grown

lute n vet fashionable thing Andwhere there were once only n fewroses or i merhalis H large rose placed Inthe trout of the hat time entire lout IKnow banket with roses Om lovelyspring lint skqirg at least tour dozenpail steed rOM massed around the

BUAltr SUNSHADE IUNULWcrown of tho lint They are arrangedBO ng to entirety hide tho crown andform a largo rosebush ut the sideTho spring lint suggests the springsunshade and lovely ones hors beendesigned for our use this season Parngols with long tmiidlori topiied withrabbits and parrots are among time nov ¬cities Tlione handles unscrew Adainty parasol U Illustrated of whitesilk trimmed with bunds of lace caughttogether by n trollla of narrow velvetribbon AMY VAUNUM

Avoid SpongesIt seems nlnioat as It the advice to

avoid sponges would tic unnecessary40 much hue been written againstIhem but there are still ninny womenwho persist In using them fur bathingmid yet consider themselves clean

The absorbent and usually dampcondition of the sponge 14 n regularmicrobe brooder Par babies andyoung children especially Is It dangerDIIstO use one

The woman who Is wedded to hersponge howuver should see to It thatIt Is rinsed smith dried In the Hun muttereach time of lining

Water In Cake MakingA cake In which water U use l r

thin liquid Is more lender than the unsxoj with milk but the testtiro willbe

coarserPERTPARAGRAPHS

Undoubtedly cooks mind housemaidsbelong to the peripatetic school ofphilosophy

Maybe nil mun are liars but some ofthem would stop at once If their atten ¬lion were called to It unless they couldcollect a commission upon It

ItIsnt really so Interesting to knowwhat la the first timing you would dounder given circumstances as 1l1J toIknow wjiat Is the lost

OInTnOAD BUlL ING-I

Practically Only Three ToolArc Needed

iGRADER HARROW AJD DRAG

How DrRQsIng Has Denefited theUlalivvaxt In an Illinois CountyMethod of Making a Foundation FeiGood Earth Roads

The people In WabciHh ootinty IIImire hocomliiK actively ontbuslmtlc Intho mnttur of good country reads ofnative onrth This is especially no Inthe community treet of Alteiultile IIIand K ncmll so nil over the countyantI In adjoining eoiintlw Wlivii thowork wits drat started nlinit four y nmago tow people had any faith lu reHUlts and fewer sill took tiny part Intime work lint those tow kupt nt ItIranjItiK the winter rortilH nilu orshine muddy or dry till now aknoiteverybody lellovw In road ilra gltiBnnd u vorjlnrK uumlwr turn out withboat for work every few duys waysItinm II Shepard In time WomansXatloimUDtitly An eswiHllngly thoroiifli teat 1st Ulns inndo of the nativeearth to see win cnn be ilouc Al-though nil arc cmtatructed on tin wunogeneral prtiiclplw yet innuy dlffuruntkltnlrt or road drug torte l >eon huntmud tbelr rotIllIClhtlUt1rlts tiwtodMost of them too tHMintnivtfd of n liy10 loch ttinlwrs roam eight to tm footlong nUll ri uln two trains for draw-lug them lama Imro steel cuttingblades nnd sonic hnvc tint sonic lureOIHMI jpneo wtwcen the two inn In dragtimbers rod others bare nollil KQIIH> UIl ottoiiM They have foiiiHl so fur thatthe drag with solid bottoms are boatfor soft muddy roads while thusrltli open spaces hohvcHtii the tltiilwrsare best for dry reads or for use Justnftor u dry fretno

On Jan U5 tho roads In Wabashcounty wore froicn In n depth of tiroor MX iuche std tilt surface mum berows ennMra lively dry and looo Onthe nfternmm of this date nil dragswere Mtt In operation on time roadtOne of the drnpi with two toum IICs-td back and forth over six inlloa ofcountry road In Qvu hours on tho nflornoun of that ditto The mirface of theixud sync dry anti rotten onongh sothat the earth was easily niovwl nndfoohiB frotiHi below tho truck was loftM smooth and hard an u fair Inmany plait as niudi earth rin movedsmith Iulactl iM rfivtly In tho center ofUK rued an conk la done in the sum-mer with a goad steel road grader AllMere tracks and wagon ruts worn tillIfl such after tine drni WB >MNI bothways the road was lOft us flue an Ut-loest city pavement After two ilajpntravel these roads wwo In pwfect conmutton wltl < uo ruts or horse trackslefier that halt an Inch

Them are pnicllcally only three toolueeeraary for inking and tnalnlnlnlRMRood natural earth roads They mittthe road xrmkr harrow pail triad drattoad prmdera rot from y00 to SODWh acwrdlnK to e11t nnd style liarrows are wi all farm antI the cost ItCMMinaMy low while the rood ilnMt Itto very simple of coiilruotk that >Blest any one can risks ens hliu rlfIor u roa< drat to do effeetlvD work Itmuet be lituivy enough no list twoIwima will be rwiulred One twain UblMtcd at either roil of the dHR awlirbeii driven sew trout In monde to ROihead of the other BO hut till draffnovcp forward at an angle of thirty tr >fortyfive degrees toward time center oftho road tlitw forcing tho surfncqwith always to the center making timenwd rooflllcv which allows Hurfucowater to paoapo On time front timberI ytetl cutting blade Is fastened spaslo project IJl OW about lull an InchThis cutthiK blade IK not particularlyiiBcosaary for real muddy roads but It

c lees effective work vhielt the fOil IHloea effective work on n dry soil andoat grading cnn ho dew with ItThe road dregs Rroatqst eincicncy h

for rode In winter whon they are wetPhil muddy or for levetliiB them Inwinter just after n dry freeze Uy nmdug the dreg aver bail whiter roadliorao trucks wngon rutr end other detroMona are IlllcMl easUy anti rapidlytho water Mug forml out so It cnn

away and the surface left smoothIron common held harrow Is also any

excollpiit drag and IU use U fayrtHflDK rach your Hest results are

ibtalncd by iiHlnj time harrow whenhe roada lUll rough hut dry it then

ids as n leyelur but not n Krador bymklnc oft the clods aiul bilinpii uiakUK thorn flue mud flllltiK In dcpre iloni

to prevent the accumulation of mirfacevalor which III the main cause of heelroadn Koepln the ruts and holes flllwllit time croater part of road nmlnttuiimice The harrow nod the drag arethe two lost tools known fur doing Itrapidly cheaply and well

The foundation for n Rood nativerarth country ruiid U mado by drawingHie dirt to tho center leaving drainilllchcH on either stile to curry ofT thesurface water This style might rightly bo called the roof road sluice thoroudbcd slopes from the center to timeIdes like n house roof carrying therater off In a similar manner

Tho roof ridging of native onrthroads In the beginning can bo donecheaply and neatly only with tIc mod

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urn iron road grader which nets asboth plow and Hcrupor of former times

I rime blade of the grader Is set at aningle so that tho earth at each furrow-s pushed toward the center of theroad ItesidCH the rapid work of theCruder time long sharp Iron blademores fUnilght leaving the surfiic >and and smooth It malntalnrd In thocondition In which lime grader leaves Ittill road will remain dry wmouth antipassable for n large part of tho year

The nine that gets what ho wantnKoncrally feels dissatisfied unless he

ruin find some fault with It

Dont worry about making friendsmake good and the friends will Jooktilt for themselves

A wise woman runs her own nffa lH-on her own account and her bills ouher husbands

When n man asks you to do him navor look out that ho lint doing you

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Not Ne3 iWLSr HOUND DailyEx IAlt 1n-Lv Jackson 0 10 2

0 K Junction 0 16 2 20IKlliiituwn 620c 2IllISSt Helens 0 rig 3 11HputtyvilloJunct 07 3 20 ttlorrontCampion Junct 7 18 a lDundee 7 52 4 ui tKiUon S 03 1 HStanton 8 IB J tilt iCloy City 8 25 4 3GLK Junct uoo 601Winchester 9 12 5 20

Ar Loxinuton 11 55 j O5NO 2 NO 4

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