The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1920, Page 11

are. Stall * eland Page 225 ABOUT THE SAME LITTLE GIRL, * IHGGY looked solemn. “They wrapped some in bright “Diin't you Nke that ana, | calico and boiled them, and made a the Indy asked. and some purple “AN but ‘cept the killing and some red and some blue, and hurting part I did like halfand-belt; you know Peexy. | "Davie doesn't IIe the bloody Dut best I like the ones that Dave to be mid.* “AN right, dear; I don't think one had a very nice ending = but tt stuck in my mind bh and kill anything as * no yellow, and it," | some Then while the emmy were dry ng and Moling they went out into | the edie of the woods and select ed places, and got moss and mado lovely soft nesta. My! but they did look pretty when they were all to | ready; those dark soft green nests as | with their bright colored emg Beer with a tic “ "Now, let’s go find Baby,’ they Bittle knife. ealll, ‘and hetp her hunt emes” PT remember an Easter time | “So they got the little girt and ald Ike, | brought her into the yard. en who lived] "Where shall we look? joved to color | asked. 4 put them in pret “tn them rabbit) course, jog and such | I think you w they the chicken hous, she anid “But 'o" course,’ they dkta't find amy in the chicken hous. “Then she said, ‘Phwat's a mat tef wiv us? Wabbits live in the woods! 4] “And off she trotted straight toward the pretty nests So they gathered tho eggs care | “And—1 Just as they got to the ly as the hens laid them, and | nests ap jumped a real live rabbit mother let them have aright beside the nest, fipped up basketful of them: they | one long ear, sort o Dilnked one ed out all of the very biggest | eye at them and scampered gf." fenes, and all the pullet eggs, and! “Truly? Peggy asked. the middiestzed ones for| “True as you live,” sak? the ts, and cakes and things.' Indy. “I sew it mryself.> eek kee ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Olive Roberts Barton. and call “First, the mother used to do it them; then as the two older grew big to do the and ju old sister be the one to hunt _ enough they want coloring and the let the little . ad ohat's that?” asked the fairyman sleepily, blink- eyes. Nick never would have | tioed that they had the same emefi as out what was wrong with Mr. jee ore in copes goal 3 gece | The jem, were lying right beside Scratch had.it not been for | wo. wi o tracks, Instantly it. | Nick had an know he had found the fairy- “I see what's happened.” be cried Schoolmaster sound asleep. at out, “that foxy scamp, Wasp Weasel, breakfast table one fine fall | passed this way on his road to schoo! when he hadn't appeared at | this morning and saw Mr. Scribble Grove school as the usual | Seratch’s milk bottle om the porch. opening the back door into| He must have stopped and squeezed by the bittersweet clump, | some bittersweet juice into it, be ound him peacefully snoring. | cause he knows that bittersweet puts Tittle boy had discovéred also | people to sleep. I s'pose he thought the fairyman's cream had a he'd have a fine time in school today smell, coffee, too. Another | with the teacher awa; he had noticed was some about that, Mr. Weasel. Wasp Weasel had left.| He tapped the sleeping fatryman ‘Wasp, the worst boy injon the arm. “Hurry, Mr. Scribble ol, Ah d made a visit to the|Scratch, wake up, please! It’s nearty ter early that morning. ten o'clock and dear knows what was the accident that helped | Wasp Weasel is doing in achool while discover what had happened. | we're gone. Oh, do wake up? don something! Stooping| “Wh-wh-what’s that?” asked the up some tiny found bitter. |fairyman sleepily, blinking his eyes. Derries, and right away he nc Copyright, NE [RY MUSKRAT had not been near his house on the Smiling for a whole week. In fact, he been there since that never jotten morning when he had G that a stranger, a big, fie had been h He thought about his house a deal. Indeed, he didn’t think of anything elese as he lay curled up in his castle under hickory tree on ng Pool, his castle, of which nobody knew. was very snug and comfortable, that secret castle, and Jerry felt fo there. But it wasnt’ quite a8 that dear old house he had #0 hard to build, and of b he had been so proud. Some Jerry, who had grown very and strong, felt just like going ind fighting that fierce stranger, whenever he felt this way a lit still voice inside him would re an old saying of Grandfather he could, There it was again! Some one had found his secret tun. nel and was creeping along it as if not quite sure of where it might lead ta, Jerry didn’t wait to hear any more or to see who his visitor might ge | No, sir; Jerry didn’t wait! He just urried back to his castle and made ady to fight right in his doorway Did Jerry Muskrat feel afraid? Per. haps he would have if he hadn't felt Bae you go hunting trouble fowl find trouble right wt hand; folks who hunt for trouble SWho bring trouble to the land. 4 right down in his heart Jerry that big and strong and brave felt, the stranger was even big- and very much quicker and just ve. So then Jerry would think ther saying of Grandfather He Made Ready to Fight Right in His Doorway so angry that any one should dare to come stealing thru his secret tunnel. He wae too angry to feel afraid. Jerry didn’t have long to walt. He had hardly made himself ready when there, in the tunnel right in front of him, appeared the big stranger mink. His little eyes were red with the de- sire to kill and his lips were drawn back from his white teeth, But Jerry Muskrat’s lips were drawn back, too, and those great, long front teeth of his, with which he gnaws, looked #0 dangerous that the stranger paused. Then he made a spring for Jerry's throat, But Jerry was too quick for you know troubie’s hanging reund ‘you keep out of sight, then if trouble finds you out show how you can fight. Jerry Muskrat would sigh and lo down in his bed and try not k about his house in the Sil Dol. But at the end of a week d stand it no longer. & he gust had to know what on in the Smiling Pool, go rted down the long secret tun from his castle to the middie B the Smiling Pool, Halfway there ard a noise, a very ttle 5 here in front of him d and listened as hard as © y ver | | DOINGS OF THE DU “THE SEATTLE STAR FFS OLIVIA, ANSWER THAT PHONE. SAY- MAN-— YOO MELVEET2 GEE THE LiKE OF MoD \QP “THE oAD Pr i OTTO AUTO a) z WE-RE-D-F74-0-¥! Swast t doar now “TUT wong We Ly a Much Excitement Over Nothina (Drawings by Grove) —— oo BRAND NEW BOOTS —\ [s OOKVT MH —— HAD “TO | Ger Oot AYO HELD \“POLL “THE Bos ey Petanes—err war Sc Mr 2 CM Gow WHY DOW START A« “THE hue, \ PT That ~O A wus Rouse | | LT That's More Than Pop Can Say! Weartoftury, bop? The Book Must Be Wrong NY HEART BLEEDS FOR “You SiR, BUT AN HELPLESS! IT 1S INPOSSIBLE To EVEN Buy COAL! AL, ALO*SIUS MDEAR, You MUST READ THIS BOOK “OUR COUNTRY’S RESOURCES ITs VERY ‘ INTERES TING= tT I sharp those long teeth of Jerry’s are. ‘There wasn’t much room in that tum | nel and Jerry so blocked up the door- way to the castle that the stranger had no chance to get in, so that all the stranger could do was to keep trying to spring at Jerry's throat, and every time he did he felt Jerry's | sharp tecth Now, tf he could have gatten tn- side, where there was room to twist and dodge, this might have been a different story. ne] the stranger could do little, But) Jerry was quite at home there, and) ttle by little he drove the stranger |= back and back clear to the entrance | or the tunnel, where the stranger turned tail and swam off toward the Laughing Brook, the worst whipped mink that ever crossed the Smiling Pool, “And then when trouble finds yeu out Just show how you can fight.” i oa pe cass se soe we! Next story: Danny Meadow Mouse | Plays Hide and Seok. 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