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THE HIDY G0 PEOPLE HAVE THEIR SAY. ‘ ‘

 

Things in Hidy Go Lend were

'getting worse instead or better. In-

deed. it looked so much like trouble
that Nancy said to Nick and Nick

who agreed. that perhaps it would
be better (or them to leave the Tin
Soldier where he was. And that was
at the bottom of the water paiL

“You might speak to him. He may
listen to reason." begged poor Mis-
ter Hemlock. putting his spectacles
on and taking them or; again. "We
don't want a. revolution.

“Hi there!" squawked Jack-in-
the- Box. "you're spruining my
neck. twisting it so much. I’m hav-
ing a revolution of my own."

"Oh, dear! I'm sorry." said poor
kind Mister Hemlock. "I beg your
pea-don. I'll untwist you again."

But Nick walked over and put
Jack-in~the-Bbx in his place by
pushing his head down and booking
the lid.

“These people need a bit of bass-
ing. sir," he said. ”You're too kind
to them. When they begin to act
Up the way they are doing. there
isn't any use trying to not them.
You must be firm."

“Dear me! Did you hear that?"
cried the Crinoline Doll. making a
wry race. “As though I hadn't a
right to say a. word when someone
Steals my dress right under my
very nose!"

"And how about me?" cried Ca1-
nmity Jane from her corner in the
tinkering room where she lied been
lying until her turn came. "I had
everything to gain and nothing to
lose by coming here.“ ‘ ,

Everybody agreed to that at once.
for indeed Calamity Jane hhd noth-
ing else to lose, but one leg. She
had no hair, no eyes. no arms. and
one leg only.

"And me." said Sailor Sam. "I
came to get my legs changed, and
here I stay until I do. Someone said
I hed senders and whatever they
are. I won't have them."

"And me!" cried Mrs. Jigg‘s. wav-

 

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"And me!" cried Teddy Beer.

"And mei" cried Miss Fishers. thI‘;
yarn lady . .

"And me'." shouted Miss Tootsio K5
Bobb. the jersey doll. shaking her
green thread hair Until it nearim
flew off. m *

“Silence!" cried Nick, thumping
on the table.

At this everybody was so astone
ished that there Wasn't a. sound. You’
could have heard a pin droxv. '

Nick was just about to give them ‘
n lecture on manners. when the door! ;
flew open and in come Riack Dinah.
wringing her hands. "The tin Sol- 6
diach's all done gone and lost hil‘
point." she walled. “He's all rusted...
too, and he says if somebody paint}
his eyes in again. he's going to‘
shoot the whole place." 1',

“That isn't much 0! on induce-
ment.” said poor Mister liavelook.
nervously. "Do you suppose .310 '2
means it? And by the way, my good.
woman. is my washing and ironing-
done? I’m really very much in need
or clothes." 7,

"I'm Just at do last piece, sahi'f
grinned Black Dinah. "But foh do
inns sakes. who‘s dis comin'i'” .

It was poor Limbr-r Legs. the ll“
who was half a doll Wldi: and a ll?
and a half long. '5

He staggered to the middle otth
room and tell in a heap on the (loo ..
“That starch you stru‘rhed me wit
was cornstarch." he er'nv‘d. "The;
crows got after me. And i shivere
so I'm all soft mun i mn’t ilk
Hidy Go Land. In. gem; home an
stay behind the hannmr again 11
someone in tho tannin tinds me.

"Where's the Rag Doll?" th
Crinolino Doll wanted to knew. “
stole my dre:r."

"I think she went home ten 1%!)
uies ago." said Limber Legs. ‘ it
said she came to Hidy Go Land to
a new dress and now that she he
one. she was going."

At this Miss Crinollne fainted.

(To Be Continued.)

 

JACK DAW’S

Story by Hal Occur“

In Cannibal Lane

ADVENTURES

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