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HORIZONTAL
!. Those of the European upper
\ close.
10. To stroke.
13. Fancy net.
14. Mammal allied to ramsotun.
16. Wan.
16. Falsehood.
(7. To frighten.
is. Sounder as mentally.
19. Deity.
20. Wind Instrument.
H. To address ‘pluyful ridicule.
22. Bellows,
28. Beg'uiles.
24. Chairs.
2 . Deadly.
26. Provided.
2'1. To humiliate.
28. Pooled.
20. Cuckoo.
30. Wooden mortar trays.
31. Principal ducts or pipes.
8!. To arrange papers methodi-
easily.-
3'1. Aurora.
84. Girls' toys.
36. Domesticated,
35. Proposition of place.
17. Shapes.
38. Plano surface on a diamond.
39. Dean.
40. Made a mistake.
2. Ken. _
44. Young of birds.
46. Mother.
(6. Angry.
4?. Banquet.
48. Conjunction.
‘9. Row.
50. To brag.
51. To relieve.
53. Boy.
38. Delineated.
VERTICAL
1. Narrow lane.
3. Runway for street cars.
3. Frozen water.
4.’ Point of compass.
5. flower.
6. Outorgor .onts.
.‘l. Uncommon.
‘8. Devoured.
9. Seventh note in scale.
10. Brentlies heavily.
ll. Opposite of awcnthel.
12. lv'rlghlcncd.
ii». To indict.
17. Roofing material.
is. l‘rcpurcd lettuce.
:0. li‘rotho.
2i. Wounds with the teeth.
22. Pcruses.
L‘ . ('(lllliOU‘d.
1’4. To i‘irc a gun.
25. llm-onics bankrupt.
1'6. llln.
27. The ‘ack skimmcr (bird).
2' . Flashy or inner part 0! the
hands.
'39. Pointed at.
31. Edible fungus.
E“ Lint-d.
34. Recipient of a gift.
:45. Playing cord.
37. Strong point.
88. loan (as s cake).
39. Film .
in. ”' ruh oui,
ii. Notcrl the time of writing.
43‘. Melody.
44 To carry.
it. To wonder.
47 handy.
48 “which club.
M 'l‘o 0Vi”‘l.
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YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWER
Adventures
of the Twins
[13' OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
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SO. 22—PADDYFL )T, THE MOUSE, TELLS A STORY
Nailcynnd Nick and June and
Hickydoo stepped into the elevator
again. and there, just as the China-
man had said. were three large ban-
kets. .
Ono basket suid. "Chinese dragon-
flies—*young and tender!"
Another basket said, "Jersey illus-
quitoes~fat and Juicy!"
A third basket said, “Fuzzy cuter-
pillnr‘s—i'resh from the harbors!"
"Well the cross old but should be
satisfied now." said Paddyioot, the
mouse, sticking his head out‘ of
Jupe's pocket. "He can't hold you
up ally longer. and you should be at
‘-the palace in about five minutesffl
"0h. Paddytoot." said Nancy. “I'm
so sorry about you! Wouldn't you
like ‘to be a nice big bear again
like you used to be?"
"sort of." said Paddytoot sadly.
“Only 1 got sick and tired 0! Old
Blue. Whiskers. It I am ever a bear
again. I'm not going to be anybody's
prime minister. But I'll tell you a
secret I never. never, never told any
one .betore." .
“What?" cried Nancy and Nick
end June together. And Hickydoo
echoed hollowly. “What 7"
"I’m, not a bear any more than I
am a. mousefsaid Pnddytoot. “I'm
s king! I’m the rut king of the Land
of the Blue Cherry and old Blue
Whiskers stole my kingdom and
turned me into a bear and compelled
ms to be his prime minister and
chief cook and bottle washer. I've
been that for over a hundred years.
It was just because he was afraid
or me that he turned me mm a
mouse."
“But how can you ever get turned
back again into a king?" asked Nam
my breathlcasly.
“The Blue Cherry—just a nibble
of it. will cure me." said Paddyi’oot
"Don't you remember. when i found
the tree on Cherry Bounce Hill. I
tried to get to the Blu- Cherry and
an. a bite of it first? But Blue
Whisks“ turned himself into a blue-
jay and ran oil? with it before I could
touch it. if 1 had become a king
then, your troubles would have been
cit-r us well as mine."
"Dear inei" remarked Iliukydoo.
“I shall have to look in my index
again and see what it says about
kings and illUt‘JflSS.”
“Never mind. Iiickyduo. We're
“starting now,” squeakod Paddyfoot.
The elevator was rising slowly up
through the ground. Queer passen-
lgcrs got on and oil‘ as it made its
trip up through the centcr oi‘ the
earth again. and back to the place
from which they had started.
One ‘1' thcm was no other than
the Trui'rle Hunter. and Waldo, his
pig.
“Well, well. well!" said ihe talka-
tive 'l‘rut‘fle Hunter. "1 see we meet
again. Waldo and l were out hunt-
ing for truffles and we dug so deep
down ito the ground for a trufile
that i snggcsted we ride home. Did
you know that Cherry Bonnet» Hill
had not ho'unccd awayllonce since
the Blue Cherry was stolen? l al-
ways said to Waldo that i knew that
crazy hill was bewitched and Waldo
said to me that he thought—"
Right here the elevator reached
the top and everybody stepped oil.
03' as the-y picked up two of the
baskets and rattled off On one of the
motorcycles.
"Good-bye." calif‘d Hickydoo and
Nick as they plckt’d up the other
basket and rattled oil on the other
motorcycle.
"That old goosr would talk the
horns of! a brass monkey!" said
June. "We can't wait all day listen-
ing to him."
Pretty soon they reached the placr
in the road whu-rc the hat was. And
he hadn't another word to say. He
had folded up his wings and let
thcm go past. as soon as they gave
him the bask is of hugs.
Oh they rode until thcy came to
the Wizard's palace.
(To Be Continued.)
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