The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1920, Page 13

ld nd ng oir r= ay, in- he he at v= er 2 a OE Ce (] 4 4 + g i] twilight. ‘but outside ali the world was sing ing, such a merry, joyous chorus!| bare spot where a few wisps of hay ‘The twins could see thru the open barn door, down the green slope to the brook, where the wild flowers ‘were bobbing about in a merry mad romp. TURSDAY, JUNT: §, 1970 wan * By Ma Qoattle * ¢ Pool. bel Cleland _» Page 71 A GRAYS HA ONG years ago there stood a little cabin in a clearing on the northern point of Grays Har bor. The only white people there Were the little girl about whom the story told, her father, Mother, brother and one or two hired men. Mary, the little gtrt, could look thru the trees and see the real ocean. And often as she was busy helping her mother about the cabin she would Watch the rolling waves and won. der tf some day they would bring her something thrilling. One day she stood thus, and she led out, ‘O, Mother, Mother, the Indians are coming” And coming they were! ‘Two long black war canoes of them. Not the friendly Puget Sound Canoe Indians. It was the @read Northern Indians by all the pioneers for their cru elty. Mary was barely 14 years old, and she and her little Eng. lish mother were quite alona Before they had time to realize their danger, to bar the door, or get a weapon, the 30 great husky warriors were crowding into the cabin, handling everything, pick ing up everything—curious, pry ing. After a while one of the men be gan talking in Chinook. “Where are your men, O, white glanna (woman) ‘The mother answered they were @utside and would be in very ts OF THE y Olive FR. look up and) known! geeeee ADVENTURES TWINS ‘oberts Bartan WHAT THE TWINS FOUND RBOR STORY soon. She was tn terror, for she | Knew that “outside” meant a half. mile away tn the forest. She prayed silently in her heart, for she knew that thetr danger was very great, for these were the Indians who took a great many And she could picture to herself the trip north in the long black canoes, with the wicked savages and her precious little daughter. No, no! she must think of a way of escape Mary's face grew whiter and whiter, even her goft lips lost their color, The Indians saw tt and began to talk about her and point long brown fingers at her and gesture, “Mary,” her mother mid, “Play something, quick!” | In the corner of the cabin stood A melodeon, brought by the mother from England. Mary sat down and with fingers stiff with fear began to play. | “Where does the noise come | from? “What is? ‘They got down on the floor and looked under the instrument, un- der the chair, everywhere for the sound They brought blankets, baskets, beads and shells from and piled them on the They wanted to buy Mary for the Chief's wife. But the gentle little mother finally got rid of them and the ‘child was safe (*) | | white women captive. 4 ———— Out to the barn flew Nancy and Sleeker had told them he had Jocke tn the bay loft in the jast summer. As it was almost time for another » and the hay was nearly up, the children thought they 4 easily find their lost pet if he Up the ladder they scrambled tn if little Green Shoes and peered ut eagerly in the sweet smelling It was quiet in the barn, while the birds above called really there at all. | .] i “There are some words, too!” said the Magical Mushroom. |down teasing things to them from| to see if Sleeker Swallow really the branches. Above, thru a hole! what he was talking about, | U91¢r the eaves they could see white) winged clouds sailing like big ships in the deep, biue ocean sky. Ab! It was a wonderful world! | But Jockot | The hay was almost gone from the loft. There were even bare places where the boards showed thru! Now | for a good hunt! “Here's some sawdust.” Nick, dropping on his knees. Jocko's here somewhere.” “There are some words, too™ anid the Magical Mushroom, popping out of Nancy's pocket, and running to a cried “Bo lay crossed in @ peculiar fashion. Here is what the letters said: TO THE DEAR-KNOWS- WHERE (Copyright, 1970, HAD been a bad day on the Green Meadows. 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