The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1911, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1911. FLOOEY ‘ Why Not Send a Squadron of Cops After the Bottie? rm GEE AXEL, WERE UP AGAINST [T ]} T > F sone FOR FAIR Now - Mi wie OUR BOTTLE, OF St Sramennec’ © LNBED You: (Li SLIP You AN’ SHE CAN TEN BUCKS IF Y - " CE uS IF we Are Te oo ) GO UP WD my pid £ " . nr AWAY FROM HER — we ok AND GET TWAT J f 4 ~ sil BE MRM BATTER! BOTTLE ce 4 % est TO Jor (iT OR “SLAMB ve GO" AWAY) Aad ; aN ~ DONT LET HER FROM my wire! ‘| » to drop to full length | oughly the two Goutherners worked | “If he id," maid t of the boat, As| thelr ik the banks, bending low |there yet. Keep you hed he saw the|to study ery blade of grass, every | him ne: It time he His hand was outs! the | boy's shoulder J of tt warned -|in the leaky b jans{he threw himsi ww the on-| scout on shore t from the man on the] Still k ‘ater just where the lad's| boat's a If as hejain't a ripple an “He must be | “That's my water an chuckled at his own comfortable | the trees.” ping under the shelter of the|ground,” sald Ray to h wisted qu around | pressed himself flatter sat the opposite end.| "They'd strike the trali had apparently ex- ich @ move, being a man A Great Civil War Adventure ior Young People wh ital By Capt. Gordon Parker i Gay's 4 creek water was Jude his pursue — And even before ed over him he Prizes for Boy Scout Essays}}n". i" THE EVENING WORLD will award weekly a segies of val ag | uable prizes for the best essays (not over 250 words long) wri ten by any schoo! pupil on_ the subject of the six preceding in- Aaken up his new posture when a{up and down the Iino of trees and | erin. pistol bullet flattened Itself s that edged the water. Then they (To Be Continued.) rusted metal rowlock clone |! 2, armaage said one. | t ." reported the man on the ite bank, “and there's no place could ‘at broken cover an got)? t here," to have swum far iching hopeless and looking Pistol rang: hould upward at the waterside trees, noted hing the other! tnat tne scow was nearing a sharp teacher or parent of cach competitor is asked to write, at the bottom of the essay, a line to the effect that it is original and was written without assistance. Penmanship, punctuation, spelling and comrosition will be considered in making awards. Essays based on each week’s | | swimming | view of the man on shore, But 0 remembered that the band In was shaped like a letter * ‘he noted the position of | f man standing | a wide and | As he zed that before the boat d reach the further corner of the it would be able to and Intercept It. | instalment should reach this office during the following week. Ho ee ey eee ee oe - Irea r ear the man‘a run- | 4 Address “BOY SCOUT EDITOR, EVENING WORLD.” Ke antes 7 Hd : r ough the bushes tn Ten gold watches and ten silver watches will be awarded each week. chance to dra F Ty baa nates bade Int beyond, diving. Now x oy's situation was worse, !f breath was van when he had been un- nope | Ooorgat, 1911, be tie Perms Moiishing Co | (Phe Now York World) Sa ianvano OF MERIT "ah Ave ole rattling down on his head | longing to ¢ For now he muat float sis fate. He was unarmed »portion to size) an unarmed :|human being ts probably the most de- fonseless creature on earth; Just as an human betng {8 the*most dan- | groping and wide- clleved of all check felt for the pole, Now | CHAPTERS, Jewung out with the current, 1 \ | ‘aught the scow broad spinning awkwai eam. The fallen Jan d, with his comp the how bsxorsts or Mex y the boats was rounding the lL Ray rose to his Knees, ant the follage cut him off points of view, both above w stream. Crouching, he maelf for the effort, and spward toward a thick dover the creek. 1 he wood's gnarled su Summonthg all his rema Ray is was no pne who has poled a ©) from Siand be nerved There’s a Host of Value-Giving in the Cammeyer Basement ‘4 This Week, Good People Some more of those splendid High Shoes for Men—real $4.00 value (Cammeyer idea of val- Men’s ue) in high grade Patent meantime, had ant ta tussle [the pole flew outwar ja in the 9 was bra was wh! at full tength along t e, hidden by the thick leaf. s still as a basking Meard below the braheh could he be CHAPTER V. A Run for Safety. HE two men, one in the bow, the other he heard the man ahead h into the water to w. He heard the grow! showed the pursuer had | rund the boat empty. He heard the | to him, upstrea ent. In @ minut st man's hewlldered “No! ed lim to silent laughter, nmented the second man; | think the Yanks hy y a scout. 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