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THE STORY OF CATS

• There were three of the bebj-^eop-arde. ItUe ■ potted thing* about * week oM. when Hunter B. B. Bummer* found them In * thick fore*t in Atria*. A* he ■tumbled upon them, relate* the Wide World, be heard an angry growl, and, turning, saw the mother leopard not ■lx feet aww;. getting read; to eprtng. Its head on lu psA and it* eye* blaring. Knowing that a cecond'e hesitation might ooet Mm hi* life, he fired, bat the wound only made lh* wild beast angry, and It eprang at him. Be jumped to one aldr. and as the brute race to make a second spring he pieced the mania of hla gun almost against He' head. Thl« time, luckily for him, be naeceeded In killing the big animal. Then be turned to look after the baby leopard«. They were about the elza then of a tbree-moetha-old kitten. One of theae had been Injured In some way, eo that (he hunter thought best to Idll K, and, taking the fine ekln off the big leopard, he out the two little one* la * banket and art off for tbe damp. Tke little fallows were eery hanger when they ware let out at the'eamp, and the Sret thing to do was to hunt up eotne goat'* milk for them, which they seemed to Uk* eury well. They were too rough to play with any animal* but a dog belonging to the hunter, and fur a lonr time these animals were eety food friend*, although the Utile leoperdi were so much trouble to look after A black boy was hired to take

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A* the age of about four weeks tha eub* wore just like kitten* running about pear the place, and a great deal of bother to their flttl* nurse. They slept at Bight With their feeler brothera, the puppies, but in the daytime they war* busy from morning until night. They ellmbed on the bed end pulled the blankets to piece*! they drank the cafe mitt in the at frightened the lit* out of the tami hey I scared the fowls (who nearly died

plae* they ooold not get the beet of. This was as old ram. and the cub* elm ply would keep biting hla leg* to •** what they were mad* of. Bo oca

brother th« next day triad to play with him. aad whan ha got through there •a* not much left bud-ptuanf. fbat thootta* fa* Mt

played with the pupplt*. but he war getting too nfuch for them. The hunter thought about tble time that be wae big enough to hare a name, eo he relied him "Cat*," and he Boon got to know It. Cate now turned hi* attention to a fox terrier who up W this time would not aeaocixte with him, but a sudden lean on doggie's back and a sharp nip made doggie know that Cate was now of some Impoeteoce. Until now Cate bed not bed anything to eel bnt milk, and he thought It wee about time for lire food. One day hi* owner *nw him following a chicken with that lithe crouch seen «o often In a cat that 1* after a bird, and before be could *top It Cate had sprung upon the poor fowl'# back. The scared fowl ran clear around the barnyard, carrying Cat* on its bark, before It wa* bitten clear through the neck and died. Cut* wa* not allowed, though, to eat the flrat kill that be had made. The owner 111 thought that milk wa* plenty good lough fur him. but when be found that Cata wa* catching Hurd* and eatng them on the air. he thought It beat lo glre him some cooked meet. This w ould not do. for Cat* wa* Ic ng to kill something. He would touch tbe milk or the cooked meat, keep him from •tarring hi* owner •lad to let him hare a lire.fowl every day. Thi* Cata would catch end kill himself, tearing out the feather* with hi* teeth end quickly grttlnglt ready eat. He would growl and snarl orer h meal and look eter so fierce, end If anyone came near him he would take hie fowl In hla mouth and strike out savagely on both aide, with hla little pi which, by th* way. had sharp eno claw* in them, ea the hunter ol found to his Borrow. When he had ffnlshed hla meal would come to hla maater, who would carefully wash his pew*, and would be good for another whole day. .Cata la now grown op and In Europe, where he la Just about to appear befc the public as a performer of most we

derful trick*.

It wa* with eery varied feeling* thnl they slowly dt •eended the helgbtaand came out, well provided with water provision*, upon the actual de*rrt. There arc no polleemrn or traffic ulatlons In the desert, and the drl

•ible running. In the rn ten solitudes nothing w the panting, ntlllng n

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c future, military rom Algiers, i' horn* proed out e r autocarist 1 corned the! to tbe coai t Bonirmthe torrent, rlsthey ■ciplce.

GREAT REVOLUTIOH.

It seem* likely that trade in th ert of Xorlh Africa la going to undergo a startling resolution. The long caravan of camel*, with their tinkling bell* and white-robed driver*, may shortly becoma nothing but a poetli and lira only in Terse, aaya si

It ia tha autocar which ia to thi* resolution, and the way haa already been prepared by tbe adsentorona tour of two Belgian noblemen. Baron Pierre and Baron Joseph da Cm ' Tha tour lasted three months as ended orer ran tract* of northern At Baron Pierre la tha winner of T*at Brueaelt-Ardennee-Spa automoile me* and It was with the seme re-, hide, which he haa called the "Devaa-

into Africa. From cm drove to Paris end from there made their way through Spain, when ther took ship for Algiers. They traversed tha raHeya and gorges of the Oved Djemma and made their way to Bakkamodi after a difHcalt climb of nearly M mil pohn the real novelty of Tha broth th* height* of tha Thblat a

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