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cnossWonD PUZZLE
I. Withdrawals.
9. ‘Drunkards.
. 13. Solitary.
~ 14. To («stun with cord.
“(Blood pump.
16. A small piece of paste-board.
17 Constant companion
18. One who annoys.
. Conjunction.
Bun.
. iniquity.
23. Mternoon maul.
3:. Moisture found on the grass
' mornings,
85. Pertaining to the ebb and flow
of the ocean.
Point of compass.
Obstruction in a. stream.
A bovine.
Blight flap.
. Alleged force producing hypno-
tlsm. -
Scarlet.
. To revolve. . ,
Extinct fightless ratltc bird.
Intention.
Coal box.
Drone bee.
Mad.
Crazy.
‘ Correlative of either.
. HOIe in the ground.
. Constellation.
Legal ruio.
. 57. Half an em.
To separate u word into
tors.
Cot. .
Era. i
To stroke. '
' Young gout.
Unit of work.
Created a. disturbance (as
mob). -
Small mass.
Icon. '
Chemical compound.
Snake-like fish.
Place of public contosv
Action. .
Excited nnlmosltles in.
VERTICAL
1. Term of reproach
, worthless. ,
2. South African antelom'.
8. Finished with a covered cord.
4. To finish.
5. Point. of compass. .-
6. Special type of printing usvd tori
let-
mooning
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- HORIZONTAL. t t‘lllpillihlti.
’I. To luln‘lcuto.
8. Point 0! compass.
9. Ocean. ‘
10. Hops kiln.
11. Very lurgo plants.
.12. Red berry.
«15. Foul.
1?. (Inching utvnsll.
18. Svsnmu tplaut.)
2]. '1‘0 cut Wood.
21. international battle.
2’6. Period.
27. ”hose.
29. 'l'yrunnlzod.
ill. ilnd in mind.
133. Pertaining to sound,
34. Evil.
36. To put on. 1
38. To perish.
'39. Edge.
40. Also.
42. Small venomous snnlm.
47. To bu sick.
in, Antiw metal.
.30. To daub.
:33. ‘li‘lt.
oi. Soda fish.
56. l)l“.’iC0 lol- ri'llluVllli.’ (Ii-noxious
plants.
58. llln.
5f). Sorrowful.
60. Coxer.
62. To make It
sound. '
iii. Sliurt lctlt’r.
65. lly.
08. i‘icascd.
70. To scatter My.
7]. Spidvr's product.
'3. Aug-3r.
74. Standard typo rnonsurt
.3. Proposition of plnrr.
low murmmiur
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‘Jupe and the Twins followed the
‘ il‘ruiflo Hunter out or the back door.
'while Waldo. the pig, rornainod bo-
hind to do up the dishes.
7 There, right before their eyes was
I. high hill with an orchard of chorry'.
trees on top.
“‘We shall have to climb this hill," f
aid the Truffle Hunter. "and l warn:
.you that it very wobbly. i don't;
. . know whether you can stick on or;
“not." ‘
“Sure we can." declared Nick;
"We have music ’shoes' that the:
Fury Queen gave us. ntid tiwy will.
« tilts us anywhere." ,
"Except." said June. “where the
7 magic is stronger than the Fairy
- Queen's‘nagic. You know how hard .
it was to set into .Blue Whiskers‘.
cutie and out again." .
"All you can do is to try." advised .
, t3. Trunk Hunter. thrt wins his long
loss over his shoulder and starting
[up the path. "Follow me."
80 Jupe and the Twins started}
after. i
' .It wu like trying to stand up on
g rocking chair—climbing Cherry
Bounce Him , At rvory step the hill
lhooit like I mould of solatine turned
out on s piste.
Tho higher they got the worse It
shook. Ind by cm: by they had to
hold onto the trees to keep from
of! altogether.
in!!!“ limo to begin," said the
Whittle Hunter. snlmiig hers and
‘ there along the ground with his ever-
lu-lbnl no...
He kept humming 1 little song as
' ho searched:
”Hot. n Hume—there a truffle.
Everywhm a truffle. trunlo!"
“any." slid 'Jupo suddenly. "Are
' we mhlng for truffles or cherrios.
it stems to me that it would be
hot“! if you’d drop your nose up in
the r (or s we". sir. instead or
d on in. ground."
”It: mistake. sit-l" said the 'l'rums
m humbly. "But trutflos Ire
.js delicious carved with minced
or on—-" .‘
‘ 311!»th you. new: or. chicken
ENO.15—-ON CHERRY BOUNCE HILL
.hurryinx up dhe‘hlll again.
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
. I. \ if}
since you lost Ambrose."
Jut \vhnt tho 'l‘rui‘t‘le Hunter was
going to say to that will neit‘r he
known. for right lltcn thing-:1 hogan
.lo happen.
Without anyone noticing. Paddy.
Juncs pockvt and run up one of the
chorry truce. ilv iind boon racing;
busily from one hough to another,
looking ut every chonry closrly. when
;suddcnly ho spied u largo round blur
clirrry just allow his hood.
"1: tried to reach it, but lost his
bulnnco and dropped hood mor hoels
right down on tho Truffle iinntcr‘s
long nose.
"0h! Ouch! Jilin-arr!" shouted that
gvntlcmnn with all his might. giving
his nose :1 shake that landed poor
Pnddyi‘oot down at i‘m {not of the
hill again.
The little mouse tried his best to
squoat out that tho bluc cherry was'
right ov~r thvir hoods and for them
to climb up and get it. llut his voice
was so little and the hill wns so high.
’nnd the birds were chattering loudly,
so it was usoirss to try to make them
hair.
A flock of birds had st‘tilod in the
cherry trees and were gobbling up
the cherries on fast as they could.
Robins and blnckhirc.» and one great
big hiuejay.
Thobig hlueJny had come alone
from the north very swiftly and very
quietly. Ho. sat on a brunch of the
Blue Cherry Tree and watched Julie
and the. Twins climb up.
He had soon l’uddtfoot. the mouse.
climb out of June's nocket and
scramble up toward the blue cherry.
And he it was who fine the brunch
a. smith and caused l’nddyfoot to {all
down on poor 'l‘rui’tlc's nose.
He was I very qucr.‘ bird. this his
biuejsy.
Suddrniy he grabbed the blua char.
ry in his hill and flew away.
At that minute. Paddytoot came
"You‘re
too lute!" he squealod. "That was
old Blue Whiskers. the wizard. him-
self. He has stolen the blue cherry
V “gm-an mom. “Not
rtsht tron: under your very nose.
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