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A new baby nrrhed Sunday at the Akron
Masters, chief petty officer of the ill-fated Shenandoah.
heard the news he obtained permission to lllilkt‘ a parachute leap or
Akron and visit his new son when the big dirigible pttsscd mer Akl'
on its return from the middle. west.

dropping from a girder as the Shenandoah struck the ground.
Mr. and Mrs. Masters nnd their other two children.

TUEsnAY,‘ SEPTEMIIER s; ,
FATE KIND TO THIS FAMILY

(0.) home of Frank!
As soon as

But title was kind it) Masters a
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ADVENTURES
91‘ THE TWINS

BY ouve ROBERTS BARTON
N0. 14—-THE TRAVELER CLOCK

 

 

“What clock shall we fix ntxt?"
asked Nick.

Tick Tock looked in his little book
and ran his finger down the pages.
Then he stopped when he come to
a certain name. and read it. care-
fully.

"The little traveler clock is out of
order," said the fairy. "The Fairy
Queen says it needs a good clean-
ing—that's all. Come on. I know
~whero it lives. it lives in a little
leather case in the trunk of a man
who travels all over the world. He
has no real home, but stays in a
hotel in the city."

So oft‘ to the city went the three
dventurers and down a wide street.
. lthough it was night, the
was as bright as dny. heenuso of the
street lights and the guy shop win.-
dows.

"Here's the hotel." said Tick Tock
stopping. “The traveler clock is on
the tenth floor up. third window to
the right."

"How do you know g" asked Nancy

doubtfully.
“Humph! How do I know any-
thing! Do fairies ever make mis-

takes? It even says in my book that
Mister Trotter Is It sound sleeper. so
that's sure. too! Mister Trotter is the
traveler who owns the traveler
clock."

”01? course it would he a traveler
clock when it traveler owns it and
it travels all the time." said Nick.

“Muuh yOu know!” sniffed Tick
Toclc COIIICnlDt‘UOUSI)’. “Why a
traveler could own it. hundred clocks
and take them with him every single
place he went to. but still they
wouldn't he called traveler clocks. A
traveler clock is o clock made
specially for traveling. There are
two kinds. One kind is made of glass
all over except for brass along the
edges-and a brass top. It tits down
into a. thick leather case. but can be
lifted out and set on the mantel. The
other kind is round likcawatch. It
is of leather. too. and can be sort of
propped up when it isn't folded flat._
This elm-k we are. going to see is the
first kind.

magic shoes, scrambled up very
quickly to the. tenth tloornnd hopped
into the open window which was
third from the end.

“Hello!" enliey a tiny voice bright-
ly from the mantelplcce. "I was
looking for you. I told one of the
Fairy Queen's fairies yesterday to
send someone to fix me. And here
you are! How (1' do. everybody."
“How do you do." said the Twins
and TlckTock getting their keys and
oil-eons andtools all ready to ti): up
the little clock.

"Brrr! I feel as though I was
going to have. a tooth pulled," chat-
tered the clock. “I almost wish I
hadn‘t said anything. But it is very

street 4

All gloss and brass and.
as square as domino sugar." [
The Twins and Tick Toek. having

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catch trains
even aeroplanes sometimes.
think I need much but it good elea
ing because I um putty strong.
can stand all sorts of humping an ‘
upsetting and
which is more than most clocks ca
do. I was built for trnvrlings."
“We‘ll soon have you in
said Tick Tack encouragingly.
(To Be Continued.)

 

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even bad

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man will be wearing this tall. if L

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models which are expected to '
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the one with tho turned down
will have an especial vogue.

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