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HIS FIRST BATTLE
in i
that
He
born
timber
f day
Baree is
tangle of fallen
th 1
Synopsis
vast
shuts out ght o
is the son o vazan, the dog
of Gray ‘olf. the blind wolf
makes the t
father
first
his
and see
time
legs
inht
He g¢ the u
Chapter [—Continued
n away He
afraid
}
blood-cut
hose
one
ever-pre
vith. te
3
cars w irD. KOO Wil
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His fore-shoulder
fF) iy
Of wing
nlert
oe splendidiy
ind when he stood up he
log, except that
» to the
1 $1
pol
This,
faces the direction
nt or
gain, wis
aK
intentls
vhen
if deeply
wag
itakably
his again
dead In
|een
udged him by
ii It rev enled
pin art-—and in
ve ean concede that he had
Vas doy
or Tusgoo
of 1
way wonld
At two
forgotten
have
gment im
months the wolf
how to play. He
the
ing
helpless
played
whelp Nas
is a
wilderness, already
creatures
at work
and
aree still
In his excursions away from
the windfall he had never gone farther
than a hundred yards from
where his mother lay. He had helped
to tear many «dead and dying rabbits
into pleces: he believed, If he thought
upon the matter at all, that
ceedingly ind courageous,
it was hig ninth week
his spurs and fought his terribk
with the young owl in the edge of the
thick forest,
The fact that Oohoomisew, the big
snow-owl, had made her nest in ig
wroken stub not far from the windfall
was destined to change the whole
prey
on smaller
than himself
the creck,
he was ox-
ut
felt
fierce
before he
CURWOOD-
HT BY DOUBLEDAY PACE %Go pp
7,
ey
course of Just the
had
lite, HE
blinding of Gray Wolf
The creek ran
which had been shriven by light
and this
place in
black
gloom even in broad day
vd
iy sierious
Baree's
hers close past
stub
ning; stub stood in an
durk the forest, surrounded
by tall, spruce and enveloped in
Baree h ze of
and
th
gone the
hit
to
of forest had
sered in curiously, and wi
On this day
re Wis overpowering
I into jt
nnd his
ered
mvel
1 indfal
‘olf. llere
hefore
filed up
He
hia little
for
Kazan
ruffling feathers
*
f ns
u
nd came th
Papayuchizew
iriess
woul
Papaynchis
ge your
neither
wings
lid and
v did
mynchisew started it, and wi
vild yelp Baree went back
owlet’s beak fastened like
in the soft fl at
That one yelp of
wns Baree's first
The wolf
the
red-hot vise h
{ end of his nose,»
and pain
ry in the fight
and
As Papaynchisew |
curious hissing
rolled and
and
surged
roge desire to
possessed him,
he
as
made a sound ;
Baree
On,
and
gnashed his
that amazing grip on his nose, flerce
| little snarls rose ont throat
For fully a minute had no
use of his jnws, Then, by accident, he
wedged Papayuchisew in a eroteh
| a low ground-shrub, and’ a bit of his
winy. He might run
| then. but instead of that he was back
| at the like a flash, Flop went
Papayuchisew on his back, and Baree
buried his needle-like teeth In the
bird's breast, It was like trying to
bite through a pillow, the feathers
| wore so close and thick. Deeper and
| deeper Baree sank his fangs, and just
as they were beginning to prick the
owlet's skin, Papayuchisew jabbing a
tittle blindly with a beak that snapped
sharply every time it closed-—got him
by the ear.
of his
Baree
3
| nose gave have
owlet
i
i
i
i
i
sx eruciits
nore des
h through
feuthers
the
rolled under
ze of the ravine
through
the
they
which ran the creek
plunged, and as
to the bot-
Papayuehl
steep they
bumped
sed hig hold
mm, und when
he still ha
edge
rofledd
Bare
hung
and
tom ¢ loo
valiantly « they
the his
grip on Baree's ¢
reached bottom i!
ar
Baree's is ear
felt
he
bleeding: hb
ere being pulled from his
nose wins
ad; and his uncomfortable mo
ment nwnkened instinet made
discover his
aby vuchisew
wings i An owl has
until
shiting asset,
real he
ses his
never begun to fight
and with a joyous hiss
began beating
Vvieiou sly
WiNngs
ing,
antazonist
that
Papavuchisew
80 ast and so
Baree was dazed He com
was
blindly [for
battle began
the
he
to get aw
first time
felt a
He
with his
since
inclina-
tried to
forepaws
but
sire
tion ay
himself but
of
free
Papayuchisew-—sglow to reason
firm
conviction ng
ng Baree's
li serpin
Rim
At t
derstanding
fate
hig eritieal point, when the un
of defeat
in Baree's
His f
tender feet
was forming
itself swiftly
him
of the own
mind, chance
suved closed on one
let's Papayuchi
The
snarl
sew gave a sudden ear
of
squeak
ind
wis free with a
a viclous tug at
he had
of the
battle
ithe
}
“
the
Chapter H
after
Baree Le
downstream
1. and {
him farther and far
At end of half
would even have l
And
HE Was away
each step that
carried
GI the
red
he
has had his first
Also,
What
Well, Baree,
battie and come out alive,
he is lost and homesick
next?
(TO
A Luchy Lie
iver was surrounded by
And how must friends he en-
By of
Rilver thought for some
RE ONTINUE
John Si
some sort story
surely
and began:
“1 don’t
it, but 1
month.”
“You are
“And why
asked
the manner
time,
if
going
know
am
knew
next
of you
Mexico
any
to
Mexico?”
to Mex.
really going to
shouldn't I go
Silver,
of friends
feo?”
In they re
“KEvery other man dies of malaria”
“It is simply with
sonons fleas.’
“Youn have to go to bed with
volver in one hand.”
“What's more, Silver, very few peo
ple ever come back.”
And then Silver exclaimed, heartily:
“Well, it certainly is a lucky thing
I was lying!”
unbearable pol
a re
Sun Dial and Telescope
A Small hhs been added
to a sun intendad for residence
grounds,
telescope
dial
| Smart Effects in
|
Scarfs Are Worn From One
Shoulder or Wrapped
About Throat.
The number of scarfs and scarf ef
| fects in the new spring collections Is
| quite noticeable, Dre of and
ehiffon destined for evenings at Palm
Beaeh, of
chiffon Ince
tinted
white
lace
S08
have scarfs
of
dress of
tralling filmy
in misted colors, or
the frock A
crepe has xide panels and a
| Jong shoulder searf of black chantilly
lace
to match
silk
These scarfs are worn from one
| shoulder or wrapped about the throat
and flung over one or both shoulders
The in the
Channel's new treatment of a scarf col
{ lar. What begins as a trimming band
in crepe de chine, ends as a scarf that
! is brought around the neck and hangs
{ down in back! This two-plece frock
| has a yoke-back and a skirt that uses
the of the flare In
manner. This skirt wraps around and
Is caught at the side by a real pocket
placed rather low. Like the
| 80 many of the new two-piece frocks,
the lower edge of this one
dress sketch shows
theme an original
skirts of
bound
used for this
is
Jersey in bois de rose
smart
is
Httle frock
Even coats have scarfs someti
self
Uning silk,
der
loose on
mes of
made of
scarfs that tie in front
chin or
either
material, sometimes
un
the
allowed to
of the
ure
side center
front opening of a coat
Speaking of coats leads to a
contemplation of the new
for
of
southern
the si
ection of flay
aignt-line coat
distinction
a SS
Gown With
Fi
Band
owing
Wh E
Neckpiece
ch nas
And
bige and red
ground, des
ithder
thread
the =m
give the glitter
Coats of India Prints,
lowered Peasant Cotton
. ’
olored
flowered peasant
ple
the specialty shoppe show
of India
cottons in
coats im
vivid
affairs
ana
dyes The 3
that
are
goon
turesque
the
country during
town. In
of
he more South
he
nan
will at
ern resortg and in t
the com snmmes in
effect as design, but
a
creator
the same to
more important fabric, is coat of
which Lanvin the It is
made of tapestry cloth of conventional
The
zen
in
pattern, In blue, green and beige
flares sufficiently to give
width at the bottom, is
| with helge crepe, and has
collar
all
edge
Paris
of white
model
erous lined
a deop turn
of
band summer
and at
Another coat
of
geometric
ix
and a
around the
of the cuffs
authorship
The
stitching,
on taffeta.
aver
ermine bottom
the
of
shades
tern,
| with narrow
several
pat
done
is
resembling
braid
Some Odd Combinations
Among the odd mixings of mate
rials used are cretonnes combined
with lace. A eretonne afternoon frock
for wear the home
with black lace
waterfall skirt frills of lace,
chiffon. More ornamental still
black Ince frocks trimmed with
pliques of cretonne flowers
with gold or silver thread.
about
of with
net
insets or
or
are
ape
fel on
Mode in Jewels
of Victorian
lead the mode in smart
In jewels, Designee of goaint charm
and originality are to be found in the
pleces which faithfully copy the mode
| of our grandmothers.
Copies enrly jewelry
J
{
|
i
|
White Satin Used for
Chic Dancing Frock
Nothing
butante than
is prettier for the
white satin. That
terial is chosen for this winsome danc-
ing frock The skirt conforms to the
smart flare mode The unusual back
cut gives the gown a slightly sophisti
cated air
New Silk Print Designs
for Sprin
wt ©
g and Summer
W inNsnre ie
Vanities Are Dainty;
Shopping Bags Large
and
rather
MOPoe
and ot}
leathers clever imitations
materiale used
Sleeves Are Plaited
The graceful swing of
being copied extengively
of the of
Freguently the sleeves, which
tight from
of
the sk
}
}
irts
in the
16 de
signe sleeves
gOWns
fre
elhow,
shoulder
the
AR a
on skiris,
gloeves
extrenfely
fare
the
By
duplicates
elhow down resuit
omnipresent
feature on
from
plalts,
becoming a Even
sleeves 20 treated {ne
for
the
ist
are
example,
sleeves
and
elvet
ig of rubs
plaited from
with
new cloak,
with
elbow fo
black fox
velvet
trimmed
wi
Pins for Millinery
little brilliant
and brooch
de
pur
of
hich
Among the pins
milliner
1
wo tiny annals and birds
mounted on pins nw
T
1" ne
o wee olen
together
that can be wor
for
if sins avr
instance, are
them,
New Arctics
hich will be wel
the
An Innovation w
} Yous t
the woman wio halos
are galoshes of almond green or tan
trimmed with black.
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