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JACK Mill’s ADVENTURES
Mother Goose Land ---Chapter 4
dark and lIIIIIy .lllllllit'll out or tho \\(I_\', and at tho Isnnn tiI.Ir- iiv‘u
ins‘idv. 'i'ho first tiIiII:: lllt‘y .uuw \\‘il‘i on old iIIIiY “Willi: "”1 l“ -‘ VI“
protty garden spot. in It rot-king t-hnlr.
lady, hrcknuinn‘ to the little visitors.
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Hunting». by II. \\. liL‘IlJm
"I‘Iuno right in," Mid ti.» .,;
"1 lil!\'(,‘ ltl‘t‘n I'Allt‘tllllfi you ”I“,
lchiitlron,” I‘oplIT-Il lllf'll‘ ]l(‘\\'
Jack thlxn intrudum’wi lIIIttI'
"\\'iI:ItZ'”
\\‘ltlllt‘tl to lll“t‘l you.
think they :tl‘t? IIIIIIIizzu'IIIi.”
] liilYt' I'l .;Il
.laick lt‘tl tho way up ll) :iII‘ old lady. and lmtty I'ulluucd.
you know \\‘(I wore I‘ntniiur'.” :IskmliJIIt‘li.
friend.
linppinvks l'drit tidying )tlll \\I‘l'i,‘ (III )IIIIr \I:I:,' in II l'lilil“.
[hm-n wntI-hini,r {or you for some time."
:IIIIl
was L‘liltl to tum-t thmn :IIId thou mpinuII-«i Ilstt .xhu tui'
mid llutt)‘. “.\i'I" IOU l't"?|ll_\’ :Iltlllii‘i' t'. iI‘S'
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ADVENTURES
91‘ THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
N0. ll——UN t‘LE RINGTAIL’S CAR
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two nvt’IhI-ws, t‘urntu :Ind t‘olIiIir,
out, for :t I‘idI" in his now racer.
Ho hud hought it new raring“ our
as yellow as: a pumpkin and built in
such :1 shupu lliill. it louitrtl men“
like it hunt than on :IIl‘IonIoiIiiv.
But Mistwi' Coon nut'ur intv‘udnd
to Tact: ltlltl what “In; llltll‘t‘, 11v"
didn‘t. lllll‘lltl to how thoso young:-
stcis taming RiIhI r. he I::Iid. "’l‘iIo
thing is—junt Grit? slowly and un-
joy tha- country :Ind watch all thi-
signs. if ('\‘t'l‘,\‘lt-’IIl)‘ would only
iwutt‘h thn I'omi signs: thIIrr- wouldn't
[be :Iuy trunhh: {Ind thrru \Tould ht-
\nu more \\‘I't"t‘.l{é«'."
“Now watch mu, boys," s'tid their
Uncle Ringtilii us they all got into
the our. “l"irst 01‘ :Ill 1 put my root
on this littlr: knob on tho iloor and
tix this Jigmnncrunk on the whom-1w—
so. Then I press the knob with“ my
foot and that starts the engine. Thou
I {1x the thinganmjig or 1 moon lllt'
jiganmcrunk buck to where it was.
Thr-n l'm all ready to start."
"Yt‘s. l'nclt‘!” said Corny
Cobhy, watching with all
might.
"The next thing to do is to start
the car. See this handle—how it
wiggles? Well, I'm going: to do
something with it. but I can't move
it whore I want. to until I press this
big pedal in the floor down with my
foot. Now I can put the handle
where I want it." And l‘nnlu Ring-
tail pulled it m-ntly toward him,
"Yes, t'nI-lo!” said Corny and
Cohhy tngI-tht'r.
"Now whon I take my {out off the
pedal the. car will move." said the
noon gentlmnnn. "As I don‘t want
it to mow: too sutldr'nly and jerk our
heads off. I shull take my foot. off
slowly. like this."
“You, 1.'n—” the little coons start-
:md
their
After lunch Mist-‘i' ('IIIIII took his-
. _ _.._/ ‘Z- R-fi‘” .
ml to say. But they \‘I‘I"l'0 so :7 *'
primvl whvn IhI- lung ywilow
:‘turitd to more, they gI'IIiIhT-Il I .J
Otllt‘r and iniIi on tight. 'iloo—IIII
\\‘I-‘ro IIIuIInsr,” they L'l‘litl.
"1 int'uv t0 lllOVc this hztnIilII tEm'
tinttrs,” mid Mister lllllfllitll In,
"And mwh time I llt\t' to ptmh I‘
pmlul down first. “Hitch mf‘.“
Sn tin: littiu' fellows \\illtTllt‘Il IN.“
by and by thI' cur llltltlIi no L'"
noisv, hut l'0ll"tl :Ilmu: :Is 5]]Itlll'l.l
us :I lt‘lllllll-l)l(‘ out for :In :Iiiiuy.
"isn't llll'n‘ tine!" grinnrd CIIIII‘».
“Just whopping!" ug- you! I‘m.
'll‘lt‘ithli‘, 5,0 It little 1:- :I', l i'." ‘
"\\‘lmt (lqus th: little Sill'.\\lulii“."
say?” flSliCtl Misti-r (500“.
“It says tiftct-n nIiir-s.” said Ch? 1‘1
“Well. I might go It littiv hit 1 2
or," said Alistnr Coon (fillilltllXTj.
“But \t-I‘y little”. \\‘lu‘n u. gtih M
(minty miles tell lllt‘."
"it‘s th-nty now, lint‘lv-f'
Corny. “No, it's [-\'I."lll)'-l\'$u."
"Oh well. it's a niv-I smooth l't.. i.
and nohody's around. so I Ellt‘r“ i ‘.-,
all right," suid MisII-r (Soon. ‘3’ I '.
so we don‘t go ox-I-r I‘I'.'.‘lll)-3
miles an houri”
“H00! 1:000!" t'I'I'I-Il (‘rIlIlz‘az ‘ t .,'i
it fine! I like to go fast, t‘nI'l-n lu :I't
you. Corny? t'nciv, it's up to tu iI-
ty-flm now. No it's l\\‘t-lll)'-Sl‘t.'
"That's prt‘tly nmr tn tw:
five," rutd Itli>trr L'IIIIII. “Just ltlltlwll
tho some thing." ‘
"No, it's l\\"'lll_\'~.\'\‘\'k'll,” snid (‘n‘f‘
n)‘. "l'nclo ilimz, it's gointz twv ;.:; -
sown nIiiI-s :III llDllr——llt) it'H tu'v III:-
nine~nuw i"u thirIy. Uh, t In -
Ring. and you mid-4'
“Tull" said Alister I‘uon. "I timi:
tho Humlonivtor isn‘t workingv I’Ith'.
I'm going wry slowly invlm-di”
"l'nclc Ring. it's thirty-tin; miiva
now," said (Tohhy Coon.
(To be continued.)
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