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lowed Will 0' Wiep’s lantern along
the path in Dixie Land.
Mister Will had fastened his little
boat to a. log at the edge of the
pond.» and taken hid lantern and
walked into the woods. ‘
"I ,stay in the woods'or on the
water most otthe time." he said.
“It is seldom that I let people come
near. me."
"We are near you," said Nick.
“Just because you have magic
along." said the little tairyman. “Be
sides I ya like to do people a
favor .an it I can .help the Fairy
Queen by looking for Pul‘t‘a lost but.
tons. I'ehall be very happy. Where
are all the notes we wrote?” .
"‘Here!” said Nancy, tapping her
apron pocket. '
So they walked along. and along
and alone.
They left a. note at Colonel Pos-
sum's front do'or under the button-
hall tree. sliding it in very softly so
u not-toweken the poor tired gen.
tleman. ‘ I . I
Then Will 0' the Wisp picke‘d up
his lantern and lead the way to the
next place.
' By and by they came to a high
tree '
' "Mister Turkey
here." said Will.
up?"
‘ "No need to‘ climb." said Juggle
Jump. stepping forward. "That's
what I am here tor—to stretch to
the sky,“ necessary. All I have to
do is to press one of my moxie but.
tone marked ‘stretch' and up I so."
Buzzard lives
"Who will climb
Juggle Jump and the Twins fol- marked Will '0’ the Wisp. “I wo‘
"It must come in handy.” re-
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n't mind having a few buttons":
that myself. Give him the '11
Nancy and let him put it into Mi
Turkey B‘znrd's nest." .
Up stretched Juggle Jump '
dropped the note carefully into
nest. "
"Thalia that," said Will 0'
Wisp, picking up his lantern‘j
walking on again. "The next“
will be Billy Bob Cat's house}?
, "I hope he doesn't wake’h.""5
Nick. "
“Well. perhaps it would be r-
if he didn't,’ said Mister Will. !
is a. touchy sort of person if he -
n't know you very well, and}f
claws are sharp. I?
. You may be sure that the.‘
was slipped under Mister Billy“:
Cat‘s floor under the blz‘rockp,
quietly as a. snow flake tulle”;
Christmas. And Mister Billy?
Cat never wakened. "2‘
They next went to the tree w-
Mrs. Cuckoo lived and left 0‘ .I“
Am.- that they went to the 'a‘
of the mocking bird. ‘ ‘1“
'The next place was the card '
bird's house. ’ ' ‘
Then they went to the see.-
and left 9. note at Mrs. Poll 1
house. ' ,‘
That‘s enough." said Will 0‘ f,
Wisp. "By nine o'clock omo ‘
all Dixie Land will have nu“
And it any or Purt's buttons
this far. they are sure to be to .”
The notes all said: "It you' ‘
large. round. Ihiny. white, .!
please telephone to Mister Will"
the Wisp. Dixie Lend. Reward."
{To Be Continuity“ .
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