Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 9, 1925 · page 10

 

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JA'CK DAW’S

Story by Hal Cochran

oh!“ and started to wave it.
U

sun.

on one end.
diroction of the tree in which Jock

how to fool tho wild animal.

Jack watched them tor a few

the animal. (Continued)

{/IOT

would come to the tree and attack Flip.

Dotty then looked up and sew luer cousin.

still hung close enough to fright? Jack and holly.

ADVENTURES

llrnuing» by I. lit-dim

Deserted Island—Chapter 9

 

Jack we. s bit “told to shout to Dotty. for fear the win animal

So he took out his innit-my-

Afinr a short time Ooglo saw {Em :i-ish

of white and pointed iownrd Jack. at the some time tugging at iu-nw'.

 

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stooped down and picked up a long stick or wood which mm hurnmu‘

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minutes and then climbed down out
o! the true. In a short time Dotty and Ooglo came up to him. The llam-

nig stick that Oogle t‘nrru-nl [tout the “lld animal (it a distance. but it.

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“VIE R0 B ERTS BARTON

leHANKA AND KUBA TAKE THE TWINS
FOR A RIDE ‘

 

 

Nancy sud Nick stood still while
the picture people danced nround
them—tho girls in their only om-
brbiderod drosles. end sprons sud
clumsy boots—sod the young mm! in
their many white wsists with huge
united slowed .md mothers in their
lists.

The children could not understand
a word o! the song they sang. u it
was in Russian. but it sounded nice
end friendly and they “had it. ‘
When the duoinz had stopped.
one of the girls said. quito plainly so
the Twins could understood. "1 am
801118 to coll my little brother and
ulster to take you sround. My
tether owns the merry-lovround. and
oil the nice little at donkeys on
which you my ride. so it won‘t cost
you snythlnx. Would you like that?"
“Oh. rm. indeed. thank you!" said
Nick .politeiy. “it is very nice here."
The sin smiled sna patted their
heads. than puttinlhor hand to her
mouth the coiled out sin-lily. “0h
m Oh. Rubs: Come here!"
Imniy there was s patter oi
(at. or rsther s cutter or heavy
mu- boots. (or ill. llitle pennant
children were dreuod precisely like
their olden—sud I litilo boy and girl
come min; stool. shouting. "What
is it. Yanks? was: do you wont us
Mr"

"Horssrstwe little visitors." said
tints. torthntwes the eldor sister's
none. “wrest than kindly (or they
he's com I loos distonoo to our
air. The: m not or our country“
one use see. so be kind."

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"Come along, boy and girl." said
Kuhn kindly. Kuhn was the icy.
"Hank: and I are twins. '4‘rl'(: you
twins? You look alike."

“Yes. we are." said Nancy.
lieu looktuliko, too."

Just then the music of the merry-
go-round started ngain ‘ in the dis-
tance. It, went tinkle, tininc. tum.
turn. to turn. bu bang! so inviting.
ly that Nancy a’ Nick had to stop
talking to listen.

"Como Lions. '
get somr rides."

Nobody needed to be askr-d twice!

Away they svumpered. all tour.
and in I few minutes ouch one was
seated on s spirited wooden steed
with gorgeous iraev‘nu.

"See here. Bonkovul" sold Kuhn to
a rat woman in bi: “Hing snd
tinge green satin eloev ,. who come
around tor the {ores—Kuhn opoke in
a lordly tone. "We are to have all
tho tides we wish. for nmlilng. Also
our new friends here. Yuzks says
IO And our father says she must be
minded."

"Quito so! Quits so!" nodded the
(at woman in the green satin slows.
"You lhill rlde till the saddlos got
iliin. my doors It will save the
I” 'lkoy's hooks. to be sure."

Then she run. s bell. and the

r‘rr'uuc round started snin on its
trsveil.

Tinkle. tinkloi Toot. tootl Ben:
he"!

‘Ntnw and Niel: soon decided hot
0! oil tho sdwniures they had hsd
Io fl: in Picture Lend this c *n was
about the first of oil.

(1b to condoned.)

"And

cried Kuhn. "We'll

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