The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1919, Page 13

Visitors to Paddy's Pond. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS g nea aver 1919, by T. W. Burgess) had something, Jyst what the hunter wld not make out, He took it down of the wateg and there nd give | carefully washed it. Then he climbed A man He knew that if he fe ween he must © n as no sign from direction time there w hog thing. 7 Be tree tops in Che ioe Bis River, came the whistle fen wings, and Mr. and Mrs Ram alighted with a splaeh in the ee For a few moments they sat pie water, a picture of watchful to make sure thar no dan near, Satisfied at te clean their feathers, It ain that they felt safe. Paddy Paver was tempted to warn hen. last, they Should be #o anxious to kill me.” jdam and disappeared in up on Paddy's dam and began to eat You know, Booby ¢ on is very par thou a his food. Whenever ater near, Bobby washes eating © more was tempted, but did not temptation ood thing for B Coon All this Lightfoot the Deer saw as he stood among the little hemlock ‘eon at the top of the ridge behind buster, He saw and he under tood. “It is because he wants to Kill me that he doenn’t shoot at Mr and Mrs. Quack or Bobby Coon,” thought Lightfoot a litte bitterly What have I ever done that he/ which was a still the hunter sat without mov-/ ing. Mr. and Mra, Quack content. edly hunted for food in the mud at! the bottom of Paddy's pond. Bobhy Coon finished his meal, crossed the the Green r He had gone off to take a Ap synewhere, Time slipped away. The hunter continued to watch pa- tlently for Lightfoot, and Lightfoot and Paddy the Beaver watched the hunter, Ffnally, another viattor ap. eared at th® upper end of the pond, | @ visitor in a wonderful coat of red |Mother and Two | small Were not as safe ae but as long as the, move Paddy decided not the hunter was sorely tempt P those ducks, but he knew | Me be did he wouk! have no/ pe that day to get Lightfoot the a8 Kt was Lightfoot he want and Mrs. Quack swam | was arrested in Dublin and locked up ‘within easy range of that ter-| ge without once suspecting Pit bager was anywhere near Want by the bunter’s keen eyes 4 movement at one end of An instant later Bob appeared. It was clear that wer quite unsuspicious. He | slightly damaged. ‘Lunatic Says He It was Reddy Fox, —Next Story: Sammy Jay Arrives. Children Injured| Mra, Walter Jorgenson and two children were treated for minor injuries at the city hospital late Tuesday afternoon following an automobile collision on E. 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