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That's because his trousers
Stick away, way out.
See, his hair is “Dutch cut,“ ‘
And his shoes are wood;
Wouldn’t walk on lather,
Even if he could.
e Guardian Of the Gold.
Ewlring man. gold pieces and took of! his smock ‘ '
mm: near a and making it mm a kind of‘bng The Nurs en, Fire ball stops in one of the holes. Al,"
Lo waaat- filled it. .. ’3‘ soon as this happens all the player! ~ ~
Hum: in the “Katron,” he called. "do you also The wood fire 13 our nursery dear except one at the hole where the ball "‘
come and set some of this beautiful o'er ‘11 "1° mom ”rude w “1 mp! scmper awayv ml: desire ml 75
m object he gold; it is a it to ‘Jleave it i i ’ and cheer. shouting “ ”Ck baby. B Ck a L; :
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l'll)‘ down. pent. for before Katron could reply,’ And on the grin punt. squares of throws it with might agd mnn um _,
.um, borrow a terrible roar burst from itmnd a light! nearest playmate. Hi eifal s tod
l lurk-snake. voice like thunder cried aloud i " - __ _ __ __ - mu? all return to ”If: p atefntznth:
.u opt in one "Out with the calm. out with the — — — — - - - -4 — The Young Engmeer‘ litte piece of con s pu
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”my before the serpent was raising Iéli’asd ing she it. But first get out your crayons and color her hats and dresses—use red and black for the plan! dress, tan and yellow for 5“va thus they keep on until someone is g" .-
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coin!" \
Then followed such an uproar that
spitting flamesmut of its mouth.
"Out with the coin. out with the
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Remarked Mr. Wasp to the bee:
“You're as charming as charming
can be, .
Because you‘ve a bean
That beats any I've seen.”
Cried the bee. "0. you're just string-
ing me!"
If I were an engineer
the play dress, and a. lovely shade of blue for her ruffled Sunday frock. Then paste the paper on thin cardboard before you out I'd blow out loud- 8° 8“ 001115 be“
out the pictures.
That engine whistle all the time!
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HIS is a very active guns. Ill "
I the city it can only be M
where a boy is lucky m-
to find a bare lot with some soft
earth on it, enough for a series 02‘
shallow holes.
There must be a hole for each,
player and an ordinary rubber ball.
First with your heel make a number ‘ _'
of holes about three feet apart and.
all in a line, one hole for each boyh. ; ;
the game. Each boy should stand by; 21"»
his particular hollow. while the buff:
at one end attempts to roll the ball"!
slowly over the line of holes, so ital...
will rest in the hole at the extremwi :-
end and at the extreme endin front?“ " V
of the boy at the opposite end. - In“ ‘
case the bail-passes carefully oven. ~
the player at the other end rolls it
back again. - e4"
Thls can not go on long before th‘t
hole lately occupied by the ball; but
if he strikes his mark, the boy hit; -
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must quickly pick up the ball ad”
missed by the ball.
The game goes on until some 01"" .1 ’
player receives three black baqu '“r
.l, :uhnzeri to coin!" And Hacken flung away all'the A l I
J p {wt of the money he had collected in his smock T L. t1 haps I had better leave it here; but ' _ As soon as this takes place, the cul- \ ,7 _
and emptied his pockets as fast as he h Q It e I wish it were really mine and filled O on now 0 e S prit takes the ball, retires to a trot ' ‘r‘ ,7
H M. the mon— could and began to run aWay. with something good!" ' or fence, and with his left hand ad I
' Elspeth'a amazement the pot a . his right resting against the fence oe'
lizliron. "the
’ 'lll you with
s» 'l liucken. hill. " 1 ‘ ‘ A ~ _
top across Finally Hacken reached Katron; _ home one evening after a hard an I am! may stand am. name the prlrllege at
,mk will be- “Let us run. let us run!" he gasped days work. when she saw lying in She tied her apron strings to the throwing: at mg, unfortunate owns!
and taking her hand he hurried away the path directly in front of her a handle of the pot and began p drag of the “er lack babies," win ; -
Mn. "1 will stumbling over stones and tree “1“ ““1" mac" mm 9°" "' “me' stands With his back bent and his- __ >~
Ill not inside,
much that lit-
» make does roar ceased and all was quiet and , _ _ used in these samES-
peaceful. ' plant geraniums or some “Ch say every day' And, Oh' but I feel grand. The Cork Dancer. - .
hy the coil The hillside opened and serpent flower in!" £33? to have this fortune come Cut out the head and bust of I. ‘
Mm: care .and gold disappeared within and nev- So she took up the pot. examined ‘ n e in cork; run four stout bris- ‘
‘ ~ vim: serpent. or were seen ago it. but saw_no holes; “Someone has 1108;151:3222: 3:; lieitmgutbztggz lminto this so it will stand “pm
, is full of the (Covnrssr PhnummmA RECORD) lost it." she commented. "lNow per- lump of silver. v Piint the face, put on a cap and a... .’
Katron was as frightened as Hack-
en at the dreadful shouting and
clangor. as if thousands of cannons
were being discharged all around the
stumps in his haste.
Suddenly as if by magic the up-
Black Pot
_ HEERF‘UL good-humored old
Elspeth was trudging along
“What a fine thing to find!" ex-
claimed Elspeth; “even if it has It
hole or two in it. it'will do nicely to
When, Grandma Was 5 Little Girl'
,. girl”. wee '3 temptation to thieves. I am a lucky quaintly. ‘7'
'~ .1... mm like woman. indeed!" 3'" '1'" “1‘ ' 1
aa . The pot seemed to grow heavier. Drive a number of nails into I"
I." \nu suppose, and. looking hack to see that it was m taking cm W ‘ 11811 in m
, Mr ”Hm, i'nnny coming along. the lump of silver was center 15 very much taller than the
no longer in the pot. but a good-sized Mt- This is called the king. Sana
._ lump of iron. small rings are now required. 3m
my on, “Well, well, well!" she exclaimed. cumin ““83 Wm d° "9 "‘L M
.. um- full-hldom. "It isn’t silver at all. but a. fine piece - player has so many rings to thro!
~kiris she wore, of. iron! I am surely a lucky woman. With "1d musttry to throw them”
. H“ ”mm I can sell iron so easy and get a in“ / ”1° ““13“ For every successful ed
’ pretty penny for it. I'll be a rich w five is counted. unless king 1' M
l'lllEI‘ was 8:19 woman m 110 time!" V ’ “(1 then 20 in counted.
M M b“. By and by Elspeth looked back in-
, .wn ”mp0” :0th pot to make sure of the iron. ‘ -
,m. such form n 0 ran was gone. and on] a W
y great stone was there. ’ TODAY’S
V , A- M s _ :Well. well. well. well!" she cried 0 Q m
dud? l I . on "I am a lucky woman. indeed! “&
”‘1 thtle 8' P' For months I have been wantingtho - Q on Edgy 8g A 4'
P " sighed Lit- very thing!" . - 7
- _ Soon Elspeth reached her own HQSag’E-J A-@@R° '
. , M W to locate littluemhon:emandStopper]!1 at the gate _ 'Lb ? '
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w Jr” (hcr “fled it slipped out of her hands. began to ‘ “GUS FEE®ER .
- 1’ .., . . :1: abzut. £11m affirm saw it :‘ad ~41»:er ‘ .
. _ an a . an at it. rew - E
- in frighten this ger and bigger. " t ‘ ' . WISE m CAB
Then the goblin. to:- it was non. ‘ ‘1‘
mg; 3?:fi.“fi.fii“i.“§'°“°‘°“‘.i.°§ifi BmsEST "”m "g
e c s ow, ran 0 '
" ing and shouting. , . NOT A - _
,, n.5,, . “Well. well. well. well. well!” said no . ”
M». .33. “We“, lspeth. "What a lucky woman an; ~, ~ ‘ . ‘ ‘ . . ' ' - . "
, "m, “finned. for sure! I have men the Hadley Em bhy and we ought to recognise this dog. He is the White House puppy. and his
‘11" like my bed?
w filled almost to the brim with
shining gold pieces of money.
“This must be meant for meifishe
exclaimed. "What-a fortunate wom-
"How much I can do with all this
money! Build myself a house as fine
asthe king's. and eat white bread
"Well, well!" said Elspeth. “I could
. have sworn it was gold. But I see I
was mistaken. and at any rate it is
better ’as it is. Gold pieces are a
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tree. he throws .the ball over hill
shoulder as far as he can. The spot 3.
where it strikes the grounnd is mark- ,
ed. and from lllis line each player 1.
head resting against the wall. e . ,
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Soft rubber balls should always be"
of tissue paper. then stand it up on __'
the sounding board of a piano and},
play a lively’ tune. The vibratin:, ,
will cause the figure to dance mi:
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