The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1919, Page 10

burt Mr. and Mrs. Quack Are Startled BY THORNTON W. BUR (Copyright, 1919, by T. W WAS the evening of the day aft @r the closing of the hunting sea Of Lightfoot the Deer, Jolly, | d, red Mr. Sun had gone to bed hind the Purple Hille and the P Black Shadows had crept out across The Big River. Mr. and Mra, Quack Were getting their evening meal MMonE the brown stalks of the wild ice along the edge of the Big River They took turns in searching for the Tice Grains in the mud, While Mrs wack tipped up and seemed to Btand on her head as she searched the mud for rice, Mr Quack kept Suddenly o tittle splash out in the River caught Mr. Quack’s atten for possible danger. Then | ® Quack took her turn at keeping h while Mr. Quack stood on his and hunted could hear the barking of at a farmhouse a mile away were far enough out from the to have nothing to fear from Fox or Old Man Coyote. So they had nothing to « © Hooty the Owl No ok turns In watch ing Hooty likes best to By and by they hunt all, Te wa Green Forest. Then Mr yuack felt oaste ited voloes. They felt that at least, there was noth Suddenly al River ion. As Mrs, Quack brought her head up out of the wa ter, Mr, Quack warned her to keep quiet, Noiselessly they swam among the brown stalks until they could # out across the Big River There was tle splash out there in the middie, It splash made by a fish; splash made by some ger than any fish made out & them from the exactly Ww meant that some in the Big River them. Could it be a boat containing « hunter? With their neck ct high, Mr, and Mrs. Quack They were ready to take to th strong h tant they discov Blut they did not sure that pproa They very much startled. they made out what like the branch of a tree mov ing over the water toward them ‘That was queer: very queer. —M Quack said Mrs. Quack said Hoth were growing more and more suspicious. They couldn't under. stand {t at all, and it is always best to be suspic things we cannot rstand, M 1 Mrs, Quack half d their wings to fly hunt It was just and Mrs low for a while ing to fea in the Big k's attent conte out Qu twas much big Presently they er line moving toward moving towa Next story: The Mystery Is Solved Child Health }to take dinner with him Gets Pepper in His Pie BY THE STORY LADY Papa had asked a very dear friend of his who was in town on business He als ora make one of he re ples as om as was very When the pies were looked very delicious, Burns came and Jane pie, .generous pieces of it, on Mamma’s hand painted ple plates Peter put a big bite in his mouth— and almost choked. to see Papa and Mamma looking at each other. There was somethih done they Professor served the | wrong with that ple! sider the Calories ming to you. 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