Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 24, 1925 · page 9

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JACK . DAW’S XDMENTURES

Story by Hal Cochran

Deserted island-

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:still partially in existence. She walked to the wall-M

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just ace the black outline of the ship. And. while uho

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rowed up right in front at her.’ He immediately told her

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”Oh. I “rim to go out there with you ihw nv\l tini~." slmutv-d Imtty.

‘ "it will be fun looking lil‘ullnd the oil] hilll‘.“ .liik‘ix, ni (mime. told Dolly

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“St! St!" called someone aoltly
through the window. -
And right alter that
went. "Hm! Hoes! Bass!"
The Twins, who were not yet
asleep. sat up in their little beds and
listened. ‘
"It's Inch 0' Pie and his geese!"
cried Nick Jumping out of bed and
rushing to the window.
"Right you are!" said that bright
little elf sticking .his llt‘fld in and

"Is anything wrong?" asked
Nancy. -
"Is there?" said Inch 0‘ Pic. shat -
in: tho snowflakes off his tiny cap
and putting it on again. “Just wait
until you hear about it. It's those
goblins again. They're after all the
candy-canea‘ and sugar-plums that
belong on the Christmas trees;
They're appetites are as long. as
their noses. They are not called gob-
lins for nothing. They are cxorlast-
ingly gobbling up something."
Nancy and Nick laughed and Inch
0' Pie looked completely astonished.
"I suppose you think it's funny."
he naid'aharply. "But it Wouldn't b4.-

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said sharply. "nut it wouldn't be
so funny perhaps if they at? yuurl
Christmas candy. And health-s, it‘s:
iearncd

her when they smelled a birthday-3
cake that—"
.rRl‘ht hero Nancy

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There! I talk ton much, niui you «in»;
catching cold. 1‘" toll you why 1!
din hero uguin so soon. The FairyI
Queen heard that the goblins had.
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Christmas goodies. Thu S‘i't‘vll told
the mnklc short"; again. and sec ir'
you could hr-lp me to stop the min-
chief."

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about two strands, and then slip-l

n lossun..‘uml dropped _il (min

goblin.

.t‘ountuin and urahbotl
'h"i(‘flll|" 'lu-fun'l you (mull
Twins. hopping into thrir clnlln u in] Robinson."

ping on the magic shoes the little
all had brought.

f‘I just know you would go." said-
Inch 0' Pic gratefully. “Now then
Nancy. you get on.Gu.nz. and Nick,
you ride Ole. and I'll do the drih
lng."

In a trice they were out offitho
window. riding through the air in
search of the greedy goblins.

And pretty scon they saw :1 whole»:
bunch of them behind the park
fountain that had born nil lmw‘rd up
for the winter:

Ant! didn't. the goblins have a bi

candy-cone they hail .stc-lc-n off SOn'l" a.

little boy’s Clirisimim trn-c the ”gob-
~lins had, and thr-y \vvrc taking
great big bites on! of it like so mém"
mice.

Inch 0' Pic drove his goose \‘gl‘y
quietly to the top of the
and the three of them wutvhr‘d.

“Hero. you [Ouk n biggrr't‘ bite than
I dill.” said one :nlilin. (

"Oh. [to on. you I‘lll i'mwr than i
do." said nnothc‘r goblin.

"Mow, over, you'rn taking all the
mom!" said still :inoihl-r.

“ley are quarroiln: rm mflst
thieves do." whisporwl 1th little oil
to thr- Twins. "Watch mt‘ now and
so what I am golni: in tin." .

So suyln'; hu- l.rnlu- off :in ioirlu
rnv gzoliiin's
howl. .

"Unit ilixiti" lit; Hllilllit‘il to his
ixrighbor. mini-hing him in ihv mu.
Soon tin-y \i‘rri- pnmmvlim: our-ii

Inch 0’ Pic nnld hurriedly. "Tilt‘l‘cigolhl’l' for «imi- iii‘n.

’l‘hrn int-h u' l'lq- drum-ml anoth—
l'l' li'iclo iluwn nu illltvllttl' groom“

"You stout" oriml thy» goblin, sly»

candy-1 inc his lll'Xi llt-lglllmi‘ n HillIH'. Arr-l
canes. and shipping snlpn all all thc-isonn tlioy. tun, Vin-rl‘ righting.
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inch 0' I’ll' soon and m‘t'ry mm or

her. So the naked nm to bring youithc goblins quarrvllng, and tho mm-
iiy-cunu‘ lay t‘orgntti-n in the snow

"‘0 m'rnmblrd down ihr
tho (inn-ly-
wy "Jan-ii

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