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8. Totals.
12. Dug a garden.
13. A fuel grown in Ireland.
N. Driving icy rain.
15. Tempered.
17. Device {or sewing.
18. Driving command.
19. Boy.
‘20. To ventilate.
21. Tree. ‘
22. A country lover.
24. Not level.
27. Cleans with a. broom.
29. Loans.
31. Moflndinfiye.
33. Half an em.
34. Gienulne.
86. Song for two voices.
38. To drink slowly.
40. Mineral spring.
42. Correlative of neither.
H. To damage.
45. Valiant man.
(47. Cultivator ot the soil.
40. Standard tyne measure.
51. Behold. ‘
62. Barrier around a field.
M. To move westward.
58. Calm.
60. Fruit of a fir tree (p1,)
62. Anger.
64. Unit.
65. Beenuse.
lid, One in cards.
as. Restraint of liberty.
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Iii. Opposite of hot.
T5. Roll of film.
76. To decline.
7?. Repairs.
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Coarse wooly hair.
Sounds.
Renovates.
Poem.
Embryo plant.
Possessed.
Proposition of hlaee.
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'24. To employ.
35. To finish.
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28. To beg.
30. To clos 'ith was.
32. madman.“
35. Player's stake.
37. To Jog.
39. To save from decay.
4i. Primps.
43. Answer.
46. l‘nit.
48. To be indebted.
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53. irritable.
.55. To count points in a some. ‘
50. Motive. ‘
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59. l'oint of compass.
61. To burn with liquids.
63. Law.
65. Transportation money
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ADVENTURES
of THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
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Cutie told him all about his plan
to save Grubby \Voodchuck from
having a bad accident. ,
- "Well, I’ll do it." ‘ said Mosey.
“I’ll "do what you ask me, Cutie.
But it’s a. risky business.”
“0h. not so very." said Cutie
mysteriously. “But thank you a. lot.
And now I'll make some other vis-
its." ,
. So he said good-morning and
went off to the place where Sammy
Snake lived.
And they talked and talked.
."Yesfil'll do it," said Sammy fin-
‘Oh. not so very,""said Cutie. And
away he hopped to Prickles Porcu-
pine's .house.
And they sat and talked and talk-
ed too. ‘
“Um, h'm!" said Prickles. "I'll do
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. And after that Cutie flow around
to other houses asking everybody to
help him to save Grubby.
Jill this time Grubby was "step-
ping‘ on the gas" in the little blue
automobile and having the time or
his life. Up hill and down dale he
went like a tiny bluc comet. whiz-
zlng under people's noses so fast
they didn't know he was there un-
til he was gone.
"Honk! Honk! Honk!" went his
horn imfiudently, as much as to say.
"Get off the earth. everybody. and
excuse yourselves for living."
Tha.mornlng was fine and the
road was clear and everything was
lovely. when .Ilddenly on rounding
a curve, didn't Grubby see an en-
ormous rock lying right in the mid-
dle of the road—right. straight in
like a. taxicab. the rock Wouldn't
have looked so very large, but. tosaxt
automobile just. big enough for-s
groundhog family the welt loomed
like it house. ‘
Grubhy tried to think, but hi "
couldn't. However, he managed to
push both feet on the pedals ' '
hard as he. could. That threw on
the cluit‘ll and put on the brak‘est‘
the some time, if you know who
that means. And of course he‘tried
to guide his automobile around that
rock. . .
But it all happened so quickl
thut he couldn't do much guiding.
’i‘he mud guard hit the rock and
tore it clear off. then the car bounc-
ed over to the edge of the road and
landed in a. ditch and stopped. . ‘
But that surprise was nothing to;
what followed. The rock' suddenly.-
began to more and a‘crossdookiril.v
head with a. crookedbeak‘ pilehéd'
itself out from underneath. ’ .
“I"or murder's sake!" said Mose!
Mud Turtle, for that is who the rock
was, "why don't you watch where
you're going? You gave my back-
bone-bone an awful bruise. I think
I'm dinged for life."
"Don't you talk." shouted Grubby.
"What were you doing in the m1!!- ’
die or the road? You might hove
killed me." ‘ > -. .
"No. you might have killed Your-
self." said Mosey. "I wasn't moving.
and you were going entirely: too"
that. The sum says. 'Curve ahead!
tun slow.‘ he a good notion to tell
your father." 1
"You don't need to." said Grubby
rilei'ully, ."llc'li see it soon enough.
It's got to lie fixed and paid for."
But. GrulIixy had more lessons to
learn. '
front of him not ten yards away.
To an ordinary sized automobile,
(To be continued.» ..
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