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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 15, 1925 · page 11

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER. 15, 1925.

 

 

 

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GOSH MN NEARLY STARVED!‘
MR BLOBHS HAS PUT ME
ON A STRICT _DIET~AND
wom LET ME EAT

LUNCH.” HE'S. EVEN
LOCKED THE DOORS
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' THE EVENING SENfi‘iNEIr-SO. NORWALK, CONN.
‘ By ERNIE BUSHMILLER
L.” 422; 7/» ‘1‘“ ~
HALF I WONDER WHERE FRITZI IS - AH 3. THERE ON '
HOUR I WANT TO ASK HER HOW SHE 15‘ OVER BY
LATER iT FEELS TO 60 THE WINDOW .’.’

 

 

 

 

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WITHOUT LUNCH ~—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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torch. The little fellow was \‘r-ry excited. and {is .inrk inmiori l‘n‘nitlu
him he iminir'i over in “lwrr i-‘lip 'iiii ilxr “'ii-‘Cii vii-a fiqumr ‘ H
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’ 601.1“: ROBERTS wrong

FOR THE TWINS

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That, night when the Twins were iwith his kites: crnsszmi as much as tr

snussied up coziiy in tiwir little ”‘3'- "It is time 101' 5'0" 10 *5" 5031' ‘
ihimz now "

white beds, there Was a, flapping, “\\'hv——\\ii“‘——\\'ii'i"" M r, q \r r“
iso‘md Ontside their window. cy. whvzn Siltlfii‘ili}' iii» 1W1~ vii 'w .i
It was a bright moun‘ight night ”,0 laugh and “ml“, 0... h ;

um I.
and some snow had fallen. so that strum-"rs Jib ”hi ,. . .
everything; outside showed as main iivkicti “bum :~:=
35 day. . « "You needn't [-6, he. said msrrii}.
When 31‘3“ heard the flapping. he "You needn't in: a: nil. i'm not :5“-
nt up in bed and looked toward the mg m (m inn." .
open window. and to his amazement.l “Nutml-L h. “71.41?” :ci-y “ml. .3
he saw two great dark objects iightito know. "Mm,” bi Mm

upon the 5111- ' ”Afraid of mu?" laugh-xi the («ii
“NW”! Nancy!" he called 93' “Afraid of 30m!" cried 12;: Twin?
diet“)?- "Are YOU £51991” “‘akeiin astonishment. "'35 i:' we macs
“DE". ' iwerc afraid (if unyiizing in our Bin .\
"iNo.’ cried Nancy. throwing off Now” And “.0 mu, Fl...“ (Inly v.-

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the covers. "What is it? What’smrn Mirm'iscd, th:.t’~= mi."

Wrong?" 4 “That's not to iw u M ‘cr_li iii."
But before Nick-'had time to un- gsam the elf. "Blue a" uni i'ri

swear. the two objects i‘mw right down eix't's dnn't grow on b um trees.

into the room. and asthe moonbeams L [‘1] ad mir. \Vfiii, nriw iizat ii:-: iL-e is
struck the floor at the exact spotfhrokrn, 1'“ tell you all :iimui (‘\'4"|‘Ti"
where they in > there was noxihing. Dine pr-csw live fili‘iiivr mrvii
mistaking what they were. iihun uimont zany i.i'it"'l' iti'vri Dnini
They were two tat blue goes», and , you (Mr hrm- of ihv 'Lnni of iiw
astride their backs. with a, leg onfBiue Gensfl' It is rifliit ni .\;: dour to
each, was an elf dressed in a rediihe North Pole. iii-sec. Kits Salim.
suit. 'Ciaus keeps gorse lnsu zii of chick-
He drove the geese with reins ofii-ns. -
bright tinsel. and (or a. whip he lat-iii I “My name is Inrh 0' Pill zmd i do
a small holly branch. 'M‘rumis for ihu (tinny-m i ran an
"Whoa, Gun! 13 ave yoursclf. [anywhere iikn the u-md or liii‘S'U two
Ole!" commanded the uie llttie mun trained geese for Him are an liicis
in red. "Stand still there and stop I‘m on an errand now. 1 cams to
your hissing." and than turning to you from Santa Claus. himsr-ir. The
the children as thouL" ho had known poor old foiinw caught mid in «int
them for years 'n years. he reminded druuziity store VJI‘izn :m i now»:
with a laugh. "I call them Ganz and Laid up with i Siill'.‘ iiw
Oie. because they fight all the time. know if you mo chi'rrm mun.»
‘Ganz’ is Grrman {or goose and 'Oie‘ up to zin- .‘x‘orih I'ole mm: mm
is French for goose. and there you I stopped at the Fairy Qutcu';
are." palace and got the magic shoes {or
80 saying he threw down the tin. you. Will you go?"
let reins. stuck the holly switch into For answer ihn
hil belt and bounded up onto the {not I quickly ova. of bed.
or Nick's bed where he sat walting‘ (To be continued.)

 

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