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"fllcfc goes the old Duichman who lad the
dangerous gcnse!' exclaimed . friend h The eoas.
~ the oiherday. calling our attention 10 Dutch.
man Of the oldest "school,T who's wnlkiny
slowly along The road We asked an explanation.
Why, when tic Yankees first bsgan to settle in
here he was joined ono morning by sisb-sidcd
specimen Of EN-, AZ be- wa. picking up the quill.
That be geese bad dropped, "a their olal,snnr
momiug wldd.ss, BY the edges Of an ohlong pond
at The roadside Presently ono Of the geese
stretched out hs long neck at the Yankee, who
''hficd and ran he f q mad dog were at his heels.
II dold HIM, snil the old Dulcmnau. "nut 10 be
a''4'd' dat de greece wouldn't hud um any. but
DE- g'es" dih run after Ion dough-, clyar over do
hll a ways; and nonc Of 'em wouldn't give um no
,f'i any more, Whenever he come along ihr sdrcet


pieye dey bod shbto npin dc Yankees. Mein
Cot ~ cuiIoas, dough, bai De gecse always went
away, aud didn't cone back any morr!f The
secret Of that WIS, that the Yankee, who was 50
AFRAID OF the Duicbman's gcerc, had thrown out
herl'h Of corn. among which was one with fish,
hook attached Once swallowed, the angry gonse
was soon "a tow after the flying fugitive.