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BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON to l
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For all of Grtlbhy Groundilog’s
nfll‘i‘OW l‘St‘ilDt‘ who“ his automobile
hit. the turtle in the mad. he hadn‘t.
learned his lrsson. ‘
lilo tendor was mashed nnd a. light
was broken. but the engine mts'n‘i
hurt a bit.
in about hill! at slniko of u gulm‘n~
pig’s toll ho was out of the ditch
mid whooping it up ilgnin its hard its
ho 't‘ould gn. 'x
"I‘iofll'lu‘!" he i‘rlod. “'l‘lntt gluon-
.kums certainly did fix my our line.
‘i llkn- gnzoulcnmng so do i. And I
‘ hotc folks that ("‘0 nlwnya preaching
(olioilt being careful nnil running
slowly and all that. Thom road signs
aro Hilly old things. too."
No now right along the hard. unr-
row road and wns going about a mile
a minntr. when suddonly ho saw a.
long object lying right across the'
path in front of him. ‘
Gruhhy stopped on his brtiko like
lightning. and although the lltth1 mr
nrariy turned over. it didn‘t quito.
But it skidded or! the road in one
nidn and torn oil' a tire.
"What‘h the matter?" nskod Stim-
my Snuko, raising his hood und look.
ing around in surprise.
"is that you?" shriekod Gruhhy.
"You old zoom! What are you lying
thorn for? Don't you know'ihnt you
might got klliud! And what‘s more.
you nearly killed me."
“Hi nnawrr your questions one at
n time," said the snugo. "Yes, it's
me. And I‘m not n goose. I don‘t
oven look like our. And I know that
i might not killed. but Just bornusn
olhrr ‘pooplc hm‘o no sense. i liku
to htrt‘tch out in the» sun and not
warm. I have just as much right
horn us you how."
“Well." said Gruhby. wining lhr
, gcru
lll“i'silil‘illl0ll off his nose. "I thought”,
you nor» :1 logmur ll ditch or some-his
thing that would wreck humor I<1 u-
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Sammy Snake. grinned. 'blm
“Or you wondn't hnvo stopped,"§on
ho iluishvd. "You'd hare run right 0m
0\'i‘l' mo and out mo in half. I've a D11
twin! notion to tell your father. Andfitlll
how did ’ you got your {ondprfii 1i!
stintsln‘d‘!” ' (Quin
"l—oh—I' hit something." aaidg 1i
Gruhhy snttrly.‘ gi‘ttlllg out audit ‘
starting to take oil his spare tire." if“
ili‘ “llS wondering what his father-.5 I
would say when he saw the car. No; on
mm nomlod to tell him. Ho could:1 a;
son for himself. ' inig
ly and by he got it fixed and unhg
his car buck on the road again.
‘ hind-bye," onllvrl Sammy Snake.
tut ‘Gruhhy was too cross to even bo—
rivii. And ho didn't answer. I
ilowover, it wasn’t two second!
until he was hitting tho high upon.
unnin. He'd completely forgotten all
about his nocltlcnts. and he tiewiikor
the wind. l
hit thorn “us still more troubl!
nhrnd.
'l‘iit‘ trout-iv was Prickles Perot“?!
pint‘. 'i‘hrro was Prickles calmly”
wullilni: right (II‘TOSS the road it} front?
of him. And he know that it h.
tonclwtl [lint milking pln-ctishion h. , .
was done for. ;'
truiiiu' slt‘ppt‘tlaon the bulge: 10!.
n third time that morning and thiq
limo his cur turned clear 0?.
aruhhy unsn't hurt. but the carw
hourly rnilli‘ti. It cost ii. fortune 1.
art it lix-‘tl. '
.\ml lirlllil‘y nm'rr raced agiin.
(To Be Continued.)
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