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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 18, 1926 · page 10

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No. 7 —- Miss Calamity Gets Mended "

 

 

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It‘s hard to tell Just what would

have happened in Hldy Go band it
something hadn't occurred Just
when things were at their worst.
It was it train of tin curs pulled by
u. tin onglno. And who should be
driving it but the Gingvrbrond Mun.
"Flag that train." culivd the
Crinolind Doll. "Thu ling Uoil stole
my skirt ott tho wash—lino and run
away with it. it wo get on tho truth
wo can go after her."

Bluck Dinah took oil her red
head~kerchier and waved it as hard
as she could.

Tho Gingerbread Mun saw itwith
his one currant oyo, and stopped
the iruin.

No one noomml surprised to sec
the Gingerbread Mun playing ongl.
necr. Indeed. as Mister llovaiook
said when it was all over. he
thought that was the vory'best use
a gingerbread man could be put to.
except entlng, bacuuso only half of
him showed. and as everybody
knows. gingerbrond men have only
one good side anyway.

“What’s this trouble?" culled tho
Gingerbread Man. “is there it
wreck on the road?"

“No," giggled Dinah. "jos' awash
out on do lino. Mistah."

"Its not all on the line." declared
the Crinoiino Doll crossly. "If it
wero we couldn‘t no stopping you."
“What. what, what. what, what?"
shouted tho Gingerbread Man. "I
can't hear you for the steam. Speak
louder."

Right here. Mister Limhor . Long
Legs began to show his usefulness
by stepping'up close 'und shouting,
“We all want a ride. Will you take
us along?"

"Sure." nodded tho little brown
engine-3r. “Stop right on. ludii-s‘ nnvl
gvntlrmen.”

“lilonr me, I can‘t go this mny,‘
said Cululnlty Juno. "i couldn‘t even
got on with only one log."

“Got a crutch." udvisod Mrs.

 

Jiggs.
“What! With no arms to hold it!"
cried Cullunity Juno. "And no uyes

to see whom i am going
hair in -—"

i. don't know whut shr- uua go.
ing to my uimut llil' hair. for
Nam-y \rus hustling around tho
tinkering rnnm whi-ru Misti-r lim-
u. look krpt ins odds and owls. :invl
right hvru silo cmnu houncilil; up
with sovortll things.

"Here’s 11 wig. :“lSd (‘uiumlty'
silo Silitl. “i can't find illt' gim- lull,
it could be lied on. And hm: in..-
two oy‘i‘s. Ono is brown

and no

and (mo
in bluo, hut th-‘y rm.- hettcr thun
nothing. And horn lll‘r! some :irlm,

“mi 10:45 that might do in :i liluvh
if you cure to have illl‘lll.”

"has, you, anything" said poor
Miss (,Tulumiiy. for overyimrly \vns
yelling for imr to hurry and tho
Gingerbread Man was blowing; lll:l
whislll.~ as hard us ho could.

"llero'n tho gluo not!" said Ml:~-
ter ilnvalook. hurrying up. "Tim
eyes go in first."

Miss ('ulnmlty got a lirk amd a
promise. you ml‘ght say. hut m," 59,
silo looked like a different person.
llor legs and arms Worn nil hunting
and she moved With u limp. but as
Mrs. Jiggs remarked to ilwlindu. :1,
half ion! was better than no broad.

Miss Culumiiy was tho first pas.
stnger on board. 'i‘hry put her (Ill
the cool car by mistnkn and as hrir
gluo was not dry ”tough to mom
her any further. there shw ‘-':l3'0d.

But she was happy, :fu '.\li‘!=, dli~
teronco did it nmkv.

“All aboard for '.i‘.'u Cum City."
cried Mister Gingerbread.

"Hold on there," said l...~lcr Lim—
her Long Logs “l'nl not on yet. And
l don‘t SM: it our long enough in
hold mo."

”I tlvclllrc! Will
rouse?" urlod your
look to the Tuins.

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Story by Hal l‘oohrnn

JACK DAW‘S .

ADVENTURES

Drawings by L. Rodner

 

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the skyline' ahead.

In Cannibal Land—Chapter 10

 

About an hour later Dotty heard a. low rumbling 21 short distance
away. “What is that?" she whispered to Jack. “Sounds like a. lot of
drums." replied her cousin. "I'll bet we are drawing close to shore."

And just then Oogie stood up in the boat. and frantically pointed toward

 

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Both Jack and Dotty stared out‘lntothe open space and finally saw
a. small streak ot—smoké rising slowly. “It's land. sure enough." shout.-
ed Jack. And Oogle clapped his hands. just as “file understood what

had been said. “It surely is a very still day." added Dotty. “or the smoke

 

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totho smoke streak. the litllo ad-
venturers finally managed to nuke out a little land 0: people lined along
I share. In tholr rnldstwu a large pile of something that sent the
Vino); skmrd. "T-hoy’vs thrown dompleavea on a. fire to make the
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