The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], July 06, 1913, COMIC SECTION, Image 50

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Hearing of » wonderful plantation
where a superior quality of rubber was
produced, I permitted myaclf tp be ship,
wrecked, washed ashore and captured
by the boss ot the plantation
native* ana tne cmei aDout tn« and, witn
a »m*ll »heet of rubber, *howed them
what T could do with good rubber and
what money I could make for them. I
! then mad* «p a lot of rubbar
Hket», had them don them go that I
ght demonstrate my proves* of mam
ufavture, They put them on unauspeet*
Ingly and we galloped out Into the open,
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P>pen piece of ground I had
hands and put them through
f what you children now call
ihe whip.” Faster and more
ry whirled, laughing joyously.
The chief wanted to make away with K
K*° < went after him hardeat. 1 got Ul
ipcraekng the whip ao fiat that you Mrj
eould hardly diitinguiah their form* aa (XI
they flutad peat- _
and down several
limes in iheir rubber jackets. The chief
bounded away and couldn't stop, sp 1 let
him go on and then released the nativea.