The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1920, Page 17

along the path. alt { and jump at hir ) What's the matter with you?” It wa me. 898 ee. Fl ae eee eS. ee reoweneee”,. BTEe ROP asaaia TITrrTreP us > *best of condition. iors ENTURES . THE TWINS Olive Roberts Barton Quick as a wink prought his great paw down on Mouse's back. ‘The Little Mouse wae making be | Mr. Cat stepped etifl nearer to Lit eve he was asleep so he could cateh ''* Mouse, smiling Mr, Cat when he came along, for that was what the Mushroom had advined him to do. He certainly was | Mouse making a good job of it, too, for) Mr. Cs whe up quite close now you'd never have had the least ies) and quick as ® wink brought Ris he was just pretending rent paw down on Little Mouse's Pretty soon a shadow appeared, hack then, sure as anything, there was Mr. Cat himself creeping slyly nm Little Mouse woke up with « or he realty had been as time, “You're “Now's his chance™ sald the he squeaked « Mushroom soft! Nancy and Nick, he was to who were watchin) by He} should jump up nd say, | m ‘You're my prisoner, > 1 T advised.” : M looked very foolish But Mr. Cat spied Little Mouse | then and he began to shiver just then and stopped. “Aha!” he|everything The Magical Mushre _ exclaimed. “What have we here?| had to use magie to get him awa If I'm not mistaken tt looks lk »| from Mr. Cat, after all, or [ don't ! chief course at a very good dinner,” | know what would have happened And he licked his whiskers. | “Topey-Turvy Land is no place for “Why doesn't Little Mouse hurry | me,” piped the little fellow, running asked Nancy, | off to hix hole worrled. j (Copyright, 1920, N. BA) a Grandfather Frog Gets a Ride BY THORNTON W. BURGESS 6(QNHUGARUM®! said Grandh ther | Jerry Muskrat had dived down to the Frog. “I with I had long legs | bottom of the Smiling Pr and, with lke Peter Rabbit, or could «wim « paArp teeth, had out the long fast as Little Joe Otter. I wish" | stem of the lilypad, and now he and “Why, Grandfather Frog, I am surprised! { didn’t know you ever| wished for anything you haven't go! \ Jerry Muskrat who spoke . Grandfather Frog hitched himself j Around on the big green litypad on Which he spends each shinny day, and| looked at Jerry, lazily floating in the water, @ very long time, si De you know that? Jerry nodded: “I'm not so spry as I need to be gnd it’s a long time since I've xeon the world. If I was as young as you are, Jerry Muskrat, I woul on @ Ulypad all jolly boat ride. And views the wor! . If I knew half an om Little Joe Otter were towing | I'm sure I'd quits around Never was there euch a jolly boat Grandfather Frog turned and/rige Grandfather Frog smoothed looked over to the Big Hock, where | gown his white and » waistcont the voice came from, THre sat Lit ; - Ue Joe Otter grinning down at him You're right, Little Joe Otter You're just exactly right! = I'm ashamed of myself,” said Gran® | father Frog. a queer volce Jerry Moskrat had an idea nt . Little Joe Otter! Come down here!’ llypad brought he called. age to an abrupt Splash! Little Jo® Otter was in/by a Atone thrown the water. When he came to the Brown's Boy surface he was right alongside of Jerry, and for a few minutes they| Next story: Grandfather Frog whispered and gixgled: Then Jerry | Fools Farmer Brown's Boy. called to Grandfather Frog: “How| ld Uk: take de ind Fy : would you like to take & ride around This Stuff Had Kick “Nothing would suit me better,” re-| and a Bite in It plied Grandfather Frog, rs CINCINNATI, Ohic, April 14 | ‘This cop should have used a blotter Patroiman Fellerman pinched a mar Grandfather Frog cfosed hia eyes, | Wt two gallons af boose in « jug Pretty soon Little Joe Otter shouted: On the way to the cop station the “One, two, three!’ Grandfather Frog | prisoner dropped the Jug in the gut opened his eyes and nearly fell off|ter. Evidence being lowt the pris ‘Then shut your eyes and bide a wee, ‘TIM we have counted one, two, three said Jerry, an he dove out of sight the big, green Mlypad, he waa so sur-|oner was released. A passing dog prised. 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