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3r oLtvs ROBERTS BARTON
'NO.17-,—THE AUTQMOBILE RACE .
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There was going to. be a race.
The sign wa‘a'tocked up on a post
outside of the “Twin Garage." And
everybody who came. along for
gasoline read it. It said:
BIG RACE
Open-to All Gamers
Six Imps Around the Pond.
FirsLPrize ...-...... Gold Medal
Second Prize . . . . . . . . Silver Medal
Thirdl'rize . , . . . . .. Bronze Medal
It wasn't half an hour until the
news had spread to every corner of
the Woods and Meadows and Old
Orchard and up and ‘(lown the
Creek. '
‘ “Ho. ho. ho!" laughed Mister
iBunny. "it's as good as over, Blos-
som. the race is! I don’t think
{there is a car in the country that
can beat mine."
”Well, I declare!" exclaimed Dud-
[dy Cracknuts stroking his whiskers
with a. satisfied air. “l'm com-
pletely surmised! To think that
there is another person on earth
with a car that could go as fast as
mine when i want it to!"
"Nothing to it." grinned Wally
Woodchnck.‘ winking at Nick.
"That's the easiest thing I (lo—is to
win automobile races." ‘
And Prickles Porcupine just took
a look and snorted. “Who thinks he
can beat me. I'd like to know!" he
snapped. "I've got a car with a
name to it. and anybody who can
beat a "Thunder-Six' \yill have to
get up early in the morning."
I don't know just what he meant
by fiettlng‘up early. or why it
should have anything to do with
racing? Unless he meant that they
wouid have to get. an early start.
But racers hove to start even. so I
really think he was only talking.
EvenMr. tingtaii Coon looked
thoughtful when he saw the sign.
"I've a good notion to have my
yellow racer repaired." he said to
himself. "it certainly is a great
. pie putting their names down. ,
temptation. I'm the only prrson
my entire acquaintance who i '
reul racing car—even it I did Sill
it the first time I had it out." 1
it you remember. Mister Coon
had an accident caused by inst d
ing, ‘V
Away he went to the repair 5..-
to soc it they could get his yell
ruccr fixed up in time for the ‘
He was overjoyed to find that i
could. '-
And that wasn't all. From N01
south, cast and west people:
when they heard about the rs.
They all wnntrd to know In
about it. And by nightfall th
were twenty names on Nick‘s its
Really I don‘t know where nil,
cars come from.
Colonel '1'035umsuld ho \
borrow outfit-om his I)1‘0t|l(‘l‘-lil~.
and Snoopy Skunk said he in
friend who had a friend who k
where he could get one.
But beyond that i don't knot
thing.
But this story is about Mai
Muskrat, the poor little follow
[fled in a hut on the hind-hm
the pond and didn’t. have lll
friends.
His clothes were often mud-ll
he never looked like much. and
for a car, people would ham l:
as much surprised to see him d
ing the moon as on automobile.
“I wish 1 could be in tho ra
he kept saying over and men
himself as he watched all tho i:
wish I could be—" ,
Suddenly he had an idea. its
must fell over, it. surprised hin.
the idea did. ‘
And without so much as blin.
an eyelash. he picked up the po
ond‘wrote down his name. “
Then he scompered of! to .
Inntomolvilc repair shop where
dozen old wrecks oi cars lay l‘ i
in; out in the yard. I
. (To be continued.)
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usrsmrin RESULT-GEHING .
Norwalk Chronicler