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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 19, 1925 · page 11

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THE EVENING SEWSO. NORWALK, CONN.

By ERNIE BUSHMILLER

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SATURDAY, 939????“ 19, 1925.

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Inch 0' Pie was waiting at the foot
of the front steps of Santa. Claus'
home when the Twins came rushing

out, -

' “'Quick. Inch 0' Pie‘” cried Nick.

”Cupid end Comet. two of the ruin-

deer have gone" ' \
,“For the lands sake!" exclaimed

the little elf. “What got into them,

do you suppose?"

“Santa. Claus says the lemmings

 

must have gotten into them." said
mines. Inch 0' Pie?”

"1 should say I did!" remarked
the elf. “Who hasn‘t. I should like
to know? And if there are lemmings
within five miles. the reindeer will
smell them and so after them. There
haven't been any lemmings around
here for years and years though.
and it seems funny that the little
penis should come just at Christmas
time. How does Santa Claus know
that the lost, reindeer have (one
after lemmings?" he Isked sudden-
1y .

“He says he Just. has a hunch."

- said Nick.

Inch 0' Pie nodded solemiy. "Then
it's true." he sold. "For whenever
Suite Claus sets whet he cell a
hunch. it always comes true."

At thet the little elf put his fin-
url to his mouth and whistled.

Instantly the two big geese. Gen:
and Oie. came flying from Mrs.
Clear bermrd.

The! were I." bridled as
may for s Journey.

“Hop on.” said Inch 0' Pie. mk-
in; up the reins and putting one
foot on the neck or each goose, just
like e circus rider riding two horses.

Nancy sat dome on Gem: end
Nick set. down on Ole. snd Inch o
Pie cracked his holly whip.

With 1 loud whirr und 1 hissing
not". the blue [em flew up into

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the air loin: no so high that it

Nancy. "Did you ever hear of lemvi

 

 

looked as though they were likely to
touch the North Star which glittered
directly over their heads. ‘

_It was very cold and neither the
Twins nor the little oil: had any
costs on. but magic keeps one worm.
and they never so much as sliivered.

Suddenly Inch 0' Pie pointed to
two dark "figures below them. “I do
believe those are the runaways," he
said. “Whoa. Gaul! Whoa, Ole!
Yes sir! There they are, Just smud—
ing still and'uot doing a thing."

The blue geese gilded down to the
earth and the twins jumped off. fol-
lowed by the little elf. who scram»
bled over the snow as fast as his-
crooked little legs would carry him.

“Hello there. Comet! Hi there
Cupid!" he called. "What's the mat-
ter with you-two dummies? What
did you run away for? Don't you
know that Christmas is only a day
or two away! Dancer and Dashor
end Donder and Blitzcn and Prancer
and Vixen are. all ready—with their
new shoes and everything. And here
you two are standing out here in
the dark like park statues. What's
the matter? Why don't you move?"

"WHen't" said Cupid with dif.
ficuity.

"Why can't you mow?"

"We're too full. We ate too
much." enswered Comet dismal,“

And then for the first time the
Twins and Inch 0' Pie noticed that.
both of the reindeer were as white
as feather beds.

Stuffed with lemmings — that’s
what. they were Santa Claus wat-
right. They had pawn every ism-
minz in sight.

it ended up by Inch 0' Pie am-
in: home the blue geese. and the
Twins riding the reindeer very. ven’
slowly back to Santa Clsue‘ stable.

And Mrs. Claus dosed up with
whetever kind of medicine it is they

‘give [or too much lemminl.

- (To Be Continued.)

 

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