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NO. 7—THE LOST GASOLINE
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One day Old Daddy
drove his automobile
past the 'I‘wins' garage.
“Hello, Daddy!“ called Nick.
"Hollo!" answered the squirrel
gentleman sociably. as he waived his
tall at them. Having both hands on
theisteering wheel he couldn‘t wnvc
them. Daddy was a wry carom:
driver and careful of his car—\‘t‘ry.
He wasn't a one-handed driver, not
(or a minute.
"Hello. Daddy!" culled Nancy.
And again the squirrel gentleman
called “hello" and waned his tail in
greeting.
“Daddy takes good cure
‘car." said Nick to..\':m(‘_\‘. “lie al-
wau drives slowly. and keeps it
oiled and clean and in good order.
He has fewer repair bills than any
of the forest or meadow folk."
But scarcely had he spoke when
Daddy's car. which had just gone
a. little distance past the garage,
came to a. sudden stop.
"He must have forgotten some-
thing." said Nancy. "Ho's stopped
and coming back."
But Daddy didn‘t come back. The
Twins saw him
and brake this way and that and
finally get out and look at the on.
zine. '
"Something must be wrong," said
Nick. “Como on. We‘ll go and help
him."
80' both of the Twins wcnt owr to
the place where Daddy Cracknuts
was working with his car.
"What's wrong. Daddy?"
Nick.
"That's Just what I was going to
ask you." said Mister Cracknuts. "i
can't find out what it is."
"Mobbe it‘s your battery."
Nick. '
Daddy climbed into the car again
Cracknuts
up the road
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or his
asked
said
Jiggling the gears ,
ed the lights on and off. ‘ .g
“No—mtlmt's all right," he said.
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"3101le it's the carburetor." cold
Nun. ‘
“i don't know what that ls,,,bul
you might be right," said 13de
"\\’ill you look and see?" ‘
"No, it's not that‘,” he said fluidly,
"lime you enough oil? Nag It
says half full, so that's all rlgh It
isn‘t “oil. Art: you sure you to
enough gasoline?” "‘
“I just bought two pints thil
morning." said Daddy. “and! I
haven't run forty feet siné‘e." It
can't. in? gasoline either." .1 _ V
133' this time quite a. crowd $had
t‘ollvct-3d. The Bunnies and £9th
\Voodchucks and the Mud 1 to:
families. also liingtall 'C'oon an hi!
nephews, Cornle nnd Cobble. "‘3
Phil Frog was there and all the‘wthr
er frogs. 'l‘hon Colonel ’Poolsum
shuffled up and after him came Mm,
'Possuin with the five little 21’0an
soins hanging to her tail. N
There were a lot of other; besidel,
but I haven't time to tell About
evoryhody.
The thing is that there walqulte
a crowd. and ovary person in the
crowd was oft'crlng some reason‘ new
Daddy Cravknuts‘ car setting amok.
Some said it was the brakenond
some said it was the gears and dome
said it was no water in the radiator-
and some said this and some said
that.
But nohodl'
trouble. ,
But just. by chance Nick looked
into ”1’." gasoline tank. “Your not).
line is all gone. Daddy!" he cried.
"So wonder your car won't go.”
"The idea!" exclaimed Daddy.
"What do you annposo‘hu hoppen-
ed ?"
and stepped on the starter and turn-
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