Evening sentinel, Monday, June 14, 1926 · page 10

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, f’I’m going to be a track." said the
pink ticket in Nancy's pocket. stick-
“ lug out its head and looking around
With its pink eyes. “It says on my
back that I an: to take you to the
next station. and I'm going to do
t it says."
What is the next station?" asked
Niw
:- .‘fIt's called Nip-and-Tnck Town.”
, aid the ticket. .
"Is it in Drowsy Land?" asked
.‘mek. who was still feeling around
a his pockets to make sure that
* tone at the vanished money had re-
stained. He and Nancy had round
‘eneheis or it. you know, and sud-
!enly—wufl—dt was gone in a sec-

=Ind. ,
“Yes. Nip-and-a‘uok Town is in
. Drowsy Land." said the ticket. "You
_. will have some queer adventures
II

The ticket began to slide out of
Nancy'- pocket. and then it laid it.-
" ”g on the ground like a‘ track—a
m, long track that stretched as
. tar as they could see. like a railroad:

the black lines on the sides became

rails and the lines or printing be.

e ties.
a?!» um. um patch with the
da’tsonittnrnedintoaeer,andthe
I‘winl t in.

ennthd little car roiled along
and relied along on the pink ticket-
n-ackandnnaliyitstoppedatthe
nation oi Nip-and-Tnek Town.

The ticket then picked itself up
and Jumped back into NM
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tuck to get out."‘ said the station
agent. which happened! to be a large

mail-box marked. "Parcels and Let-
tors."

The Twins looked very much sur-

prisedtoseesostrangeaperso
but everything was‘eo different i:
Drowsy Lend that they were becom-
ing accustomed to it. .

"We’re looking for Inco. our china
elephant That ran 0!. and Flops. my
toy clown who . on with‘him.”
said Nick. _"Did uses them?"

"Did they come by rail or by
mail 7" said the mail-boa,

Nancy andNiek looked at each
other. They knew ‘ruhaways had
come on a moon sin, but. it did
sound too silly to say so. "We're
not quite snre.‘_‘ said Nancy.

"Weill? said- the mail-box kindly.
:1 shali‘lo‘ok'. in 1:11 my letters and

ewspapers—per there is
e! hiln there! I” , . news

The mailbox» took (key out of his
pockets and unlocked his front door.
Ont spilleda hundred-letters and pe-
pers and‘aheut six parcelsi'

"Oh. dear-i" said Nancy. “theyare
an in envelopes." ' .

"That doen‘t matter. does it!"
asked the haul-boa in surprise.

“0! courserit does. You ‘can't open
aietterthatdoesn'tbeiohgtoyon.
Can you lean". . ' .

“I should say not." said Nick.

.“Bnt i! ”when your name on it‘s
W” said the mail-hon. “Here
is one-addressed to the'nwinafilv-
gaJtncg ”Town. Drowsy-Landon-

,. en. ~~I declare!” said Nancy.

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