Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 258, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1936 — Page 19

JAN. 6, 1936

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Fleeing from the awful roar, Dick and Doc made good use indeed of the athletic training which had hardened their muscles and expanded their lungs. But soon they slowed down, for each was troubled with the same doubt. “I didn't think we’d come this far,” Dick frowned.

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“It’s beginning to look like we’ve missed the trail back to the railway" Dick agreed; “but you said it would be great to spend a night in here.” “It would,” Doc insisted, “but I dcfo’t want the train to leave us. You know that noise we heard sounded to me like a lion!”

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“tVhy didn’t you wait and see?” his cousin chided. “You said this morning on the train you’d like to see a real lion.” “I didn’t see you waiting," Doc shot back; “I never say any one run so fast in my life.” “I had to,” the other boy replied, “to keep up with you!”

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Not far away, at a slow trot, Numa, the lion, followed the 6cent that ever aroused hatred in his heart—the scent of man, his enemy! Numa was not ravenous, for he had feasted well the night before, but he thought it wise to mark down a fresh prey for the coming night 1

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