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story by Hal t‘m'hruu
Jitcldechh-d that now
rushed forward upun the ulldcai.
trout. and (it the some time Wavi
air.
toppled down on its sidc.
“Now you’ve got him."
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quick oi‘ action.
cat sudd-‘nly Jumped to his feet
just misst-d Juck and Oogle.
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the old i'uilhiul drag landed upon
tioh, .luck nunin let his club fly :1
cat's Lmud. ((‘untinucd.)
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The two hlno guise, on which the
Twins were riding, flow down when
they reached Santa Ciuus' house at
the North Pole.
“Here we nrct" cricd Inch 0' Pic.
the little elf driver. jumping off the
, hissing steeds, and throwing
reins owr their ill'élds. "\Yelt‘omc:
to the North Pole, chlldrcni" 'i‘hrn
turning to tho geese, lie sand. “i ou
: two go back to Mrs. Claus‘ luii'nsurd
and wait there until you're scnt for.
And mind you. nu righting!“
Guns and Oie, the two blue geese
waddled oft around a corner, and
just thcn a door opened showing the
figure of a stout little lady with
snowy white hair undrr a snowy
white cap. She also mud on a snowy
white apron and n snowy white. ker.
chief crossed her hrcust. She was a
while: little lady indr-ed!
“There is Mrs. Claus now.” said
the elf. "I suppose she heard the
geese hissing and knew you had ar-
rived. Sho has hecn expecting you."
thn the Twins ran up the hivps,
Mrs. Claus kissr-d them both. "l'm
so thankful you have come. my
dongs." she said in a soft kindly
voice that the children liked at once.
"I'm so worried! 1 don't know how
it's all going to CUiiit‘ out. (‘hrisimns
almost herc. you mlhht my. and poor
dear Mister Claus laid up in bud with
chills and {MT-r. i knew hr"d cntch
cold in that store, but go he Wuuid.
willy nilly. I'm Just taking his medi-
cine up to him now." And she held
up a large bottle and spoon.
"It‘s just too hadl" said kind Nan-
cy. “We're awfully sorry. Won't
he be able to drive his big sit'igh
around the world now?"
"It's to be hoped he will." said
Mrs. Claus fervently. "But it isn't
that that worries me. It's the fact
that things are not ready for Christ-
mnn. Ami how'wc are gains: in get
ready. I don't know. llut com!- on
unstslrs and see Mister Claus him-
\\'us no timc to stop his attack.
Flip. in thc nix-untimc. though still in {min
it's. also sprung: into the air. and as tho wildcat ilill‘ild on th.
NWNTUDEo‘
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OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
4—SANTA CLAUS TELLS HIS TROUBLES
the:
ADVENTURES
llruwlup by I. "will!”
eserted Island—Chapter 16
SO he
constantly keeping the torch out in
up: his club hack and forth in the
A chuncr- hlow from this cluh struck the animal on the back and it.
"That's the way." shouted Dotty, from her seat up in the tree.
But Jnck knew that wiidcots are sly and
And he was set to step to one side Just as the. wild-
and sprung into the air.
“in body
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from the nip on his
L’round.
him. While {it"y were in this post-
nd this time it inndcd on the “illi-
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welt. i think
you."
Mrs. Claus iml the way up :1 hide
staircase and turned into a room
‘whcre a chmrt'n! tire on; hunting.
i’l‘hcre in 1; lug rn-d with shout six
[comforts and I-lunkv-ts piicd on top
ol’ him. lay pour Sonia Chins. ‘
‘Iicrv‘s company. “Santa." Mud
Mrs. Claus gently. "’l‘hv‘y cumr to
ii'. wunts tu lull, to
Pic just brought thcm on the hiu'i
I goose."
- “Have Ull‘_\‘ lend their sum‘u r?‘
asked Santa Claus hoarsuly, closinz
one eye and looking out over the top
of the covers.
"Why, I Iicvcr thought of it.“ 8N
claimed Mrs. Claus. "or course they
cold ride."
“We had our ten. thank you. be~
{ore we went to burl," begun Nancy.
and than she stopped for [car she
had said the wrong thing.
And it seemed that she had, for
Santa Claus silt right up in his bed
as though he hud been shot, his
night cap flying out on the floor.
"There: i knew it!’ he cried. “I
told that lazy elf to get to your
house before bed time."
“He couldn‘t find the geese," ex-
plained Mrs. Claus quickly. “lie
was late slut" ing."
"It's quit: all right." said Nick
quickly. "We didn't mind lptling
up and dressing again. We m-re d0-
ilghtaed to come. really."
Santa Claus sunk back with an-
other groan. "Give me my medicine
now. Mrs. Claus.” he said. "and then
1'” tell those ohllging children whut
i wont them to do to help me to yet
ready for Christmas."
Mrs. Claus gave him an enormo-
spoontul. and when Santa Claus had
swallowed it. he said. ~~ Vt“- ch“-
dren. t'lltr-li you my uh ‘
la "in with. two or my reinde
last."
i (To Be Continued.)
are if they could help you. lnvh of.
must be hungry after such a long.
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