. Poly, Die . Mrs. Davies: Es scheint, als ob sich der Lärm und das Geplauder in diesem Dormi-torium erheblich beruhigt haben. Miss Harding: Grund genug. Katherine Fisher legte hertongue zu einem elektrischen Flacheisen, um zu sehen, ob heiß war. Dollie Terrell: Oh! Oh! Sehen Sie doch mal. Schau dir die große Spinne an der Decke an. Edith Smirl: Nun, was ist mit dir los. Warum nicht youstep auf sie? T H E P O L Y 147 GOOD THINGSTO EAT Appell an alle, und solche guten Dinge wie Brot, Brötchen, Kuchen und Kuchen können besser gemacht werden, indem BILLINGS AM BESTEN.RussellLMiller Milling Co. 148 DIE POLY. ER HAT GUT gemacht (Fortsetzung von Seite 1 30) nur o

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. Poly, The . Mrs. Davies: It seems as if the noise and chattering in this dormi-tory has quieted down considerably. Miss Harding: Good reason for it. Katherine Fisher put hertongue to an electric flat-iron to see if was hot. Dollie Terrell:: Oh! Oh! Do look. Look at that big spider onthe ceiling. Edith Smirl:: Well, whats the matter with you. Why dont youstep on it? T H E P O L Y 147 GOOD THINGSTO EAT Appeal to all, and such goodthings as bread, rolls, pies andcakes can be made better by using BILLINGS BEST.RusselLMiller Milling Co. 148 THE POLY. HE MADE GOOD (Continued From Page 1 30) Just our luck, exclaimed Grant. There is the whole bunch of em around the cattleand not another rustler in sight anywhere else. We surely ought to get those fellowswithout much trouble. This surely is an ideal place for a rustlers camp, spoke up Tom. The canyonseems as if it were suddenly closed up at the other end, but it is not, for from the aero-plane it went around the side of the mountain. I suppose they drive the cattle aroundthat way and by the time they get around there and to the railroad they are many milesfrom the ranches where the cattle belong. The men slowly, cautiously, closed up on the gang of rustlers. The din and noisemade by the cattle was a help to the rescue party. When they were nearly upon them asignal was given and the men surrounded the gang. The rustlers were taken by surpriseand could not believe that any one had found their hiding place. They were turned overto the deputies and the rest of the fellows started to round

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