The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 16

Qe teiy No. 41—Eena, Meena, Mina) Mo. Rey] snost 1a said Pollykin, ai-| most in tears, “this morning | I met Billy Brighteyes, and | he never even stopped or looked at| me.” “Really, dear? Why do you sup-| pose he acted so?” | “I don't know. He ran past me) twice the same way. 1 clapped to- gether the nuts I bad brought him, but he did not stop, and Nellie only poked | her head out of the nes, but would | Rot come down out of the tree.” “Pollykin, my own stupid little | girl,” laughed her mothe n't you} ason for it all | cried Volly, “you don't “Yes, 1 do. That is just what T/ mean. Don't you remember the day | that you came home with the news that Billy Hrighteyes and his little) bride were building a nest?” — | es, | remember,” said Pollykin, think then that soon lt do you think they've | Pollykin was cited she fan for her hat and sweater and had | them on in leas than a minute, “Let's go see,” she said. No mother could | have resisted Pollykin's enthusiasm; | least Pollykin’s own mother could | t, Together they started out for| the woodiand. First Polly and PoHy's mother tried to coax Mrs. Brighteyes out of her Best, but with no success. ‘The lower branches of the hemlock where Billy and Nellie nested were quite far up from the ground. y= Kin and her mother piled stone on stone until a sort of rickety stairway went half the way. Very gingerly Pollykin climbed up. | There never was such a commotion | in the Brighteyes home. Neilie Bright- | to her husband, Billy, who to be away fro from somewhere in the forest, Billy a|nswered that he was coming, and | shortly he appeared, running full tilt. Pollykin was climbing fast as she eould—dut the speed of a squirrel on an urgent errand is like the speed of the wind. Billy flashed by her and was at the door of his home to meet ber when she arrived. And such a fierce little warrior you never did see. His back bristled, his teeth showed and his eyes flashed. Then he recog- mized Pollykin. Slowly the hair lay down on his back, his teeth hid be- hind his lips, and his eyes twinkled in their old, familiar way. Pollykin gave him the biggest nut in her pocket. “Now, run along and eat it up. I've eome to see your babies,” she sald. Billy took the nut, ran out to the end of a branch, ‘ked and ate it, drop- ping the shells on the head of Polly's Mumsie, who stood below. 4 “Oh, Muver! you ought to see how ‘eute they a Pollykin called down, “There are one, two, three, four of them—Fena, Mcena, Mina, Mo." “We'll call them that, shall we, Muver? They are four of the tiniest, sweetest little things you ever saw; ach one like the other. It would be Bo nice for them to have names that match.” Eena, Meena, Mina, and Mo were @he names of vhe righteyes babies @fter that. “You ought to go up and see them,” said Polly.to her mother: “I guess I will wait until they can come down to see me.” But Pollykin's mother made the ac- |, quaintance of the Brighteyes children before they could climb trees. w?" you ask. Wait and see. Next Story: A Woodland Tragedy. Marion Dale and Florence Gunther @re two Kiddie Kiub Cousins whose Patriotism did not die with the last @unshot ‘of the World Wa:. There is gtill much honor due the Americ: who gave their lives in th: ‘War, and these girls, our Cousins, are @ctive in the doing. The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner OCoprrigm, 10981, ty The Prem Pubiisning On (The Mew York Brening Would.) Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Woodland Wonder Tales. By Cousin Eleanor MARION DALE vill perform uns David W. Gen~ le 5 Point Palace. 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