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by her husband. Franz Moinnr, famous Hungarian plnwl‘ight. Forty
~ .- mum! in the divorce proceedings. ’
«’15 -
, ADVENTURES
of THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON .
N0. 4—;STORY 0F GRANDFATHER CLOC .
Tick Took. the Clock Fairy. gath—
ered up all his tools and oil can and
key, and remarked that as Old
Grandnddy was fixed all right and
running as well as now. he and the
Twins had hotter be going on to the
next llnce.
By this time Old Grandaddy was
ticking away for dear life, and his
kind old face shone until the moon
painted
roses on his cheeks looked almost
real.
"‘l’tn so grateful." hp said. “that 1
reel liku doinu something for you.
\Von't. my master and mlmrt‘ss ho
surprised “hon they come down in
the morning and find mo as t‘rlskyas
:1 young colt. I ihink that clocks are
something iikeflou‘rrs. They know
when people love thrm. What can
l do to you. my doors? Would you
like to hear a stow?"
"0h. yés! Wv'd love it," said the
Twins quickly. “Have we time, Tick
Tock?" .
"Yes, it it doesn‘t take too long,"
said the little clock fairy. '
“It won't take long to tell it." said
Old Grfudduddy. ”But it took four
years to happen. I‘ll hurry:
"I was made in Kingston. Rhode
Isl:iud."»hu hogan. “hy n clock-maker
caliod Flam-ti. lie. was a Very lino
clock-um {Pr and mid his Clocks for
a high [u-i; ,l was bought by a man
who lixrli n";lr Boston.
“it a: . “hen the colonies were
still r 'I. '1'. before the Revolution.
nry War. and I was (it-ilvr‘red hy‘
poshonprvss, und curl-it‘d over rough
roads in an oxpressr-onrh drawn by
four horsos. And, although I wns
fiflllgly Wrapped in old quilts and."
ureat don! of straw, when I reached
my dl'SilllRUOll there was almost no
life i'vft lnmo. Traveling was trav—
eling: in those days. my doors.
“lint nt lust I “'41.: u'mur'kr‘d and
45% up In stain in in,» .. t. hmnr. lt
was a lonely nhlte house “1th green
shutters and elm trees in the tron 1
yard. I was a wedding present in
the young couple who lived there.
don't know “Tim was happier. th
bride and groom, or myself.
“But alas! The war hog-an. “'or ‘
rame that British/soldiers hnd iamde
and my young master had to hucki
on his sword and march nwny. '
“But my young llllbil‘QSS was a
hravo as ho. Not a tour did she shed
Shh spout, ht-r time ltltiiting‘sockf
nxzd warm jaukcts for the America:
soldiers. -
“One day a neighbor rushed in an
told my mistress thnttho Rod Con '
\vt-re coming. "l‘hoy are coming int
nil the ltonsrs and making them
solves :lt homo.’ she added. 'lt‘ yo
huvo anything to hidv. you‘d bette
do it' at once. (mt: um'cr c‘an tel
what may happen! '
" ‘\\'ait and hrlp mo, said my ml:
iross quickly. "rm-m are \‘aluabl
papers as well ‘ns siiwr and pewte
and jewels that T must hide. I'll pu
lhvm into tho now clock and 1°C
it.‘ ‘
"‘Suldioru always look in clocks;
said the noighhor.
“ "then we'll tie a ruro around th 3
clock and lower it into the old well
said my mistruxs.
“\\'llt'll thv soldiers came not
thing of values did they find. but I
good hot méul which my mistr“
thought it wise to cook for them, All
tho Unit; 1 nos hanging by mypoqy
neck donn ”10- old rwli. 'wi
lll‘tillt‘hls and logs piiul uu‘rtim to]
to hidu ilw Illiitfi‘.
“Tho next dny my miatress left.
thinking it sni’or to stay with 1;.
mother until tin: war \vus owr. An
thrro I hung for tour yt-nrs.‘1‘wu
roar-nod at last. but I've, been fully
rheumatism ever since." " "
"No wonder you have rhculnhtlaiii,
Nor dear," mid "Nancy. ‘
(To Be Continued.)
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