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returned the greeting. (Continued) '
"Run!" cried the'élhwn’.
I'll catch you."
Everybody in High Jinks Land ran
awe}. out of the Ciown‘s reach for
they were playing Blind Man’s Buff.
and he was the Blind Man. ‘
Pretty soon he caught the Pied
Piper. , . .
"No mirrunningnaway." said the
Clown. “You have to stand still
until I guess your name. It I guess
it correctly you have to pay a tor-
tel. ” '
The Pied Piper stood pe‘rtectly still
while the Clown patted him all over.
"It‘s the Chimney Sweep " said
the Clown.
“Wrong!" cried the Pied Piper.
“I don' t have to pay a forfeit." And
away he hopped.
Alter that the Clown caught sew
eral people, but either he was Just
‘pretending or else his mind wasn't
working very well but he didn't
guess a. single person; and they all
got away tree. ,
But by and he caught Mister Corn
Dodger and the minute he touched
his corn-cob pipe. he know.
"It‘s Mister Corn Dodger!" he
cried. "You can’t tool me this time.
I know your pipe. "
"The Fat Men of Bombay smokes
a pipe.“ said Mister Corn Dodger
meekly. _.
“Not that kind. He smokesa long
pipe that touches the door." said the
Clown. "No. sir. You are caught.
Mister Dodger. You can' t dodge me
any more.’ '
"All right. " said Mister Corn Dodg-
or. "You may take my pipe for to
forfeit. " »
"I’ll hold the forfeits." said Mrs.
“John. who wasn‘t playing. “1' ll hold
them in my apron. "
After that the Clown seemed to
catch everybody at the party. He
caught the Score Crow and guessed
him at one. But then that wasn't
so very smart. Straw ls straw. ‘
An old sauce pan. the hat
was and Mrs. John put it into her
apron nlongnwith Mister Corn Dodg-
are pips. .
An dthen the Clown caught Jack
0' Lantern and guessed him at once
Who wouldn't indeed!
"I can't give you anything for r.
forfeit." bald Jack 0’ Lantern. “1
hnvcn’ t anything that will come off. "
"How about your candle?" said the
Scare Crow.
‘ “it I give that I can 't make a light
when it gets dark " said Jack 0'
Lantern. .
‘ "Oh that’s all right " said the '
Candle Stick Maker. - "I lime M»
extra one it yours gets lost. Be-
sides we all expect to be home be-
fore dark. "
. "W hy. I thought vou “are only it
candle- stick maker. not a candle
maker " began the Sweep, when U10
Clown interrupted:
‘ "I'm not going to be. Blind Man
all day. I went to got this thinm
over. So please don't talk so much."
"0h. say.” said Jack 0’ Lantr‘m.
"We' ve played it all wring. we'll
balls to begin all over again. "
"What!" shrieked all the. people
in High Jinks Land.
"The first one caught should have
been Blind Man. “We“ ve been pla!-_
ing the wrong game." ‘
"I' ll be preéident ’und decide, " said
the Scare Crow. climbing a stump
and stsrtln'g to wave his arms. 3
*But he lost his balance and telll.
over—~I suppose because he was:
weak from loss of straw when he;
burst his sidets laughing—but they
had to pick him up and put him to?
gather and it ended by him not de-
ciding anything.
. "I'll be president and decide."snldi
Nick suddenly to everyone‘ I .urprissJ
"We'll go on as we started and sell‘
the forfeits" 2
"Hurray!" cried the people. at the:
The Scare Crow gave his hat tor‘
party;
To be t-ontlosed.)
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