I
don't break out of their use and '
come after us! We would only
make one mouthful for them and I
bet they-.like tender kid meat at
that!" shuddered one Twin.
“Don't eVen mention it!” said
the other. "I can feel my bones
- crunch in their his; mouthe‘and see
them lick their chops after they
have eaten us." \
"W’here shall we go now? We can
do as we please all day it We just
keep out of sight of the family."
‘ "We'll keep our eyes open for
If '« " them, never mind. and it we see
them coming, we will hide. I won-
der what is in that big cage over
there? I see something flying from
one side to the other. but it does-
n't look like a. bird. Let's go see
what it is."
So they trotted off and soon found
themselves in front of the monkey's
cage.
(Tomorrow the Twins have an
adventure with the monkey.)
., ’ BILLY
WHISKERS ‘
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You remember Billy Junior had
buttod the guard into the sea lions'
pool where he lit on the back of one
.i.‘ ..
Ages 0! The Candidates.
(Philadelphia Ledger.)
Candidate Dawes at 59. attempt-
ing to win next to the highest offl-
cial position in the country, Calvin
Coolidge at 52. seeking to retain the
most powerful office in the world
which he reached at 61. Candidate
Davis sacking the same office at 51.
Senator LaFollette in the same quest
(it Gil—{tn ago that was once re-
garded as old. \V‘ho says we are
. lcrowding the old boys off the stage
"i. . ,ot. the animals. But no human beJnnd setting the dr-ad 1in at 4v?
., , 4315, could stick on the back of a. slip- -— um ~ '
' ,, pery sea. “01!, and the guardI soon
“mine up to the surface of the water
K blowing and spouting like a. por-
" noise.
The goats did not wait to see what
became of the guard. but ran and
hid themselves undonthe approach
or one or the Park bridges.
*‘ Early the next morning before
, v- . the crowds of people began to come
4 .. ‘to the Park. the goats had a. fine
time visiting all the animals, going
-- -up one path and down another and
‘- in one animal house and out an-
“-- other until they came to the. lion‘s
.' ”-méages. These ferocious beasts with
* their glaring yellow eyes, tawny
'i‘nanes. big red mouths and gleaming .
. teeth frightened the Twins nearly"
3 info spasms .and they ran away from
"the family so fast that their molhr-r
' cBuld not follow them. They dodged
under this bush and that. around
""uurves in the paths and behind the
animal cages so quickly that am:
"genie up the chase and came back;
’ ib‘get their father to help her.
“They have gone and we. can't:
'Z'catch up to them now," said he.
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‘ 31,“. wish to see, I'll look for them. i
.They will be frightened after awhile
-v 1 when they find they are alone, and
, begin to hunt. us." said their father.
5 .- . So Billy Junior. Daisy and Nannie
’ walked leisurely from cage to rage.
i . saying a. word here and award lint-re
- .to all. the animals and birds they
, THE YOUNG VDY ACROSS THS
The young lady across the way an”
i .nw. And this is how it happened . tie expense of the governmen service
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